21 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/64222af87f2881e57bd1afe8518f1549.pdf c2da07157ae68aa58a3e2f4fff53487b PDF Text Text 813-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursdi'y, June 19. 1975 BEETLE BAILEY 4W WIN AT BRIDGE- Mort Walker OfJLDaVE VAT d4% I CsIN AN ONE OF T4O6E KNOWN TI44T VOLJI.DNT HELP -: EAST A KJ 6 WEST A Q 84 3 V 6 54 •9 8 6 5 4 J 1097 A OOP *Q7 ,69832 sotrrill & 10752 v A Q 8 KJ32 by Dave Grous IT LOOKS LIKE ADAM R SMTW5 YEAH, BUT . APPAI4Tu5 R4,S DUMPED U$ WHERE N1W 3705w SOMEPLACE IN TIHE 15705! dummy. But Lancelot noticed if he could bring home five cl ub tricks, he would have time to knock out the ace of diamonds and score the slam. So Lancelot won the heart in dummy, led a low club and finessed his 10 spot. Then he played his ace of clubs. The queen drop ped and Lancelot spread his hand to claim the slam. As expected Lancelot had made the right play in clubs. Ills play was going to win hf East held two or three clubs to the queen; a finesse against West would only work against a 3-3 break 19 NORTH ID) * A9 V K32 Q 107 4 K J 654 ALLEY Dick Tumor by CARNIVAL MAVB WE "\ 'YEA} ..MAYBE!\C0P Nk3HtLI CAN FIP1DOtJT 1 G00'NIGWr, I OOP! 10MORROw.' oRviu! 1 A 10 BotIh v ulnera ble hi' _ [lass Pass Go The bidding has been Opening lead J v West CITY III L w . ast North e ary Fireme oun Aqreemen w By DONNA FSFE.S South onp h tI p irtnt -urn in Pidding r be h.d h wc Iferald Staff Writer — a lr,jr 1) A\ 4 What do u.htt tOitntcOebC when Lancelo t -.-,rAinP to improve his score -Reimish is LVI' I-AKE MARY — Volunteer P-emen thrashed out differ- hard .' t'' south now" tus is a v ery to ugh one A but be the lasor a four-diamond call. ' responded two notrump to his TODA QUI.STIO opening club bid IInadan Instead of bidding three nutrump forgot he had opened and raised your partner has bid four diamonds Lancelot right to six. A spade lead would have iiver your three diamonds What do beaten the slam quickly, but the wu do now Answer Tomorrow unfortunate Kay, who held the Wt cards made the normally Send $1 for ACOBY MODERN correct lead of the jack of book to:'Win of Bliove",(06 Mis newspaper), P.O. Box 489, Radio The kibitzers burst into City Station. Now Y". Nr Y. 10019. laughter when they saw the , FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Bollen T'-€RE'6 A BIrCF'U I i THE ECQ4OMc) iAs L u6r ABOUT ecTTcmEt CUT! 1 6000 NEWS_J r I 1 I - r by Lorry Lewis 0 11 W IS ¶4 ti1 ED_-_-.___..JCOS.LTiCSi-/ H E LPINO THE IARE SUCH LLEGE WEATHER /LOW-PROF S Fi?ACiAI,. IS15, S i lt t'M kitnig, '\ W \ ----- FSPORTINGI DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau 5t44ff' cWA'MOJWI MV .4 xp/t 7W fl p NhW )VV w1eF, A 1EAW.4 9EWU41- Ril 7 f1l"? ffUMV ., - t9 - by Heimdahl & Stoffel ON BfNPED KNtE... .(4CK... I I BEG NVU fl) IEUEVE ME , I OF THE TWtuk4 I OF Sf4— WASHING! \ ---.__—'\l , PLEASE PZOMOTE ME TO — WJTES!) EACH OF US DOES HAVE 1415 OWN NKI4t IN 's.. LIFE. DOESN'T is i-iE? C717J\ WAGES ARE TIPS OILY, YER A HOURS AKE TWICE I A'3 LO, ANYA ,------ I REMEMBER, NER- OKAY, OKAY.' ,/JI ç/fftJ NT SNAFFLE ANY G)OS 4 I'M 110I4Y SO PiMPLF:— -. . . • •- - .. .. . . 1 •..•. - - -. iA ^ ;0 -1 • I I _ A - ¶•' ':: -.. - r" . - -,15ij'.- Mit rp — 11 • • . - . . . - \ - nrx.X ment is in process of equipping A010 an emergency vehicle and has eight vehicles able to pump a total of 6,400 gaHons of water per minute. She noted the volunteers' concern they might J be called upon, under a formal agreement, to work under the (A1tY KAL'E1t direction of some people In the WALTER SORLNSON councilmen - assuredcitypercount" adding her husband mission will be readily avall- where in the county with or that a swap out in fire does not want the volunteers able to the firemen to take city without a formal agreement, he protection is taking place placed in the position of being firefighting equipment outside warned elected officials of the without a formal agreement. required to live up to an agree. the city limits to assist the liability involved. "it opens the elected officials, ment they might regret. county In emergencies. 'The buck stops with these not only to public, but also Volunteer George Hess Although County Commission elected officials," Vihlen said, personal bability," he said, expressed bitterness that the Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. said he pointing to city officiaU. He adding every taxpayer in Lake county had refused the depart. and his coUeagues have given cautioned the six riot to let it Mary should be concerned with Kaiser the go sign to assist any- appear on the public records the liability. (Continued On Page 2-A) f. . - 1. _j,-04—GA, ~iI She said th e Lake Mar) Depart ment currently has 43 active rvol unteers and 18 to 20 men on the average show up at each .fire - - -.- • us iw m ~-r ffyr r - •. . - 'T - - •- . - - -• - • . . '-- -'' _ • . ' _.. - . . fr -- - • • . ;.•.•;. -• . : -• . Although JWy 4 Is two weeks away, these youngsters decided to declare their Independence a bit ea rly as they sta ge a parade on their ovirn at Fort Me lion Pat rk. Marc hing merrily alo ng I fro m lef I I are Kimberly Koerner, Jimmy Shane Fitzpatrick and Sandra Orwig. (Herald Color Photo by Bill Vince nt ) AMERICA ON - _MA • -............................. . • DE '('0 Seminole Count Bar Ste s In With Legal Aid For Poor ByMICK LOC1I1tWGE c- ' (KT. H44M1-1OCKR:( r,tiri2Ar3 1/ C-0012. Al N01111146 10 THICK ME I10 MMFIA&I. I KIN! . ..- Society Office To Open Monday 6. BUGS BUNNY '•. . . • agreeing to vote at tu Tuesd9) night meeting whether to appoint a committee to work with Kaiser on a mutual aid agreement Whfle detafls of the formal Agreement are being worked the volunteers •' with the C , IJiesslngoi elected cItyouIcIaLs, offered informal mutual aid to the county "to see if we can work togethrr." A poll taken among the six city officials present — Mayor Waiter Sorenson and all five _T - .1 -:::-:..R.,. Mrs. Barbara Smith , speaking on tothalf of her fire chlef husband, said the county has notWng '.o offer the city in mutual aid and the counly is not IM- By Oswald & James Jacoby 1.in do Sanford. Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 'i'd 19 When Dinadan. the worst -,ilaver and kri,, ht of !~vig MPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Year, No. 260-Friday, dune 20, '1 - Q Pass 2 N1. Pass [lass 6 N.T o' ., Funded by in $8,000 state concern. ALso, he said each case "The attorneys in the Seminole County the kcretary at the legal aid last year by Bar members. will account for up to $5,(0) this grant AM an esfimted $4,000 to wifi be judged on its indiOdual Moncrie( mdd in the past, free )var. Mw,BCC will assist in Elar Association are donating their time Offict. $3-000 4mm filing fees from the merits. -fill ou an application. legal aid has 'een bandied & setting guIdeltnti fw qualified Mgent farnihes it, Seminole ctrc7ull court, the society will h1oncrad uys the mdetyww absolutely free- of" charge for indigent , t4 ,.PucaLlon -1U' be volwe.~&r bar'. Li altom- ., I P1 al, .' rr.-i. _i;!3 and also County probably have tougher operate on free tlinedonatedby not handle any criminal cam persons who truly deserve legal help and reyiwe& coordinated " by the pcesIdert. assist in budgeting Society legal problems than unybody the more than 90 pracUc4 or c1m ac0on cum. fit Wd cannot afford it." — Kirby Moncrief — If the applicant qualifies, But, there are so many funds. else. They have no money to attorneys in the county. the main concern will be with the case will be assigned to a people in Seminole County we Moncrief said that "from have their legal problems taken According to Kirby Moncrief, landlord-tenant problems, -follow cases all the way afford it. Bar AmociatiDn member. can't do it any more. We've got year to year we're going to get to court. Bar Association president, if a breach of contracts, neigh- through. It means filing and The Legal Aid office will be Moncrief said the assigning of itto have an organization to do funds from whereever we can," Moncrief The trap In which the low family or Individual qualifies borhood disputes, child support doing everything until the case located in the old Amory from benevolent people, cases to attorneys would Income families finds them- for the service of the society, an cases and child custody. is closed." building on First Street. 'The County anybody." In April, the Board of If a person makes a just "go down the line, from A selves Is about to be sprung. attorney will be assigned to He said divorce cases would "The attorne)s in the Bar Association will lease two to Commissioners (BCC) passed contribution it is tax deductible, The Seminole County Bar devote time to the case, be handled only in "extreme Seminole County Bar offices In the building, an ordinance raising the filing he said. Association Monday opens its Criteria for accepting a legal emergencies. "This is not going Association are donating their To apply for legal aid, The formally organized legal fee in circuit court from $20 to 'We're out to help indigents, Legal Aid Society with the problem has not been finalized to be a divorce mill." time absolutely free of charge Moncrief outlined steps to be aid society, which has been a $22 to provide the additional but we're going to make sure a purpose to provide Indigent but Moncrief said thdr income of If the case is accepted, for Indigent persons who truly followed: "pet project" of Moncrief this revenue for the society. Mon. person deserves the legal aid families free legal service, the family will be a major Moncrief said, the attorney will deserve legal help and cannot year, was approved in a vote crief estimates that the $2 fees before we provide it," he said. — make an appointment with Herald Staff Writa 41 •" 90, BLONDIE Chic Young • ' • Iii .A .A.. - - 0 0 %ft:-7%1 ___*•.. &.1I1fi!.PJ PRISCILLA'S POP w I ( A'&iI 1 YOU "\ ( BUT IT KEEPS LAUGR flt HAZEL 507T5 HAPPY ' FAREWELL, M'-? LOVE I !! ( MIGI-4T I' \( ---- - r 'l . - : •' -'• Summer Jobs Get More U.S. Cash - - - - _ s.f44 WINTHROP 1 * Awl. I.. ' - bJAWR VAGA11ON WILL NEVER come 7i4'4_ by Dick CovoHi - J, 5dJDONL'1 TT15HER.E.J \ SEPTEMBER... 1 __________ U.. - ' - '• . :.•• ' • ..--.- ..... -- BOY SOMEDAY ID LI KE TO SEAS RICH AND SUCC.ESSUI. WHArS J AS YOU, MR. LOOGE' I TP SEC PT! - AND YOU INVESTED THAT DIME TO MAKE YOUR START - RIGHT! POCKET! I USED IT TO I USED IT . • ' TELEPHONE HOME FOR MONEY! 1 • - -•. --: 'I- ;,' WELL WHEN I FIRST CAYE TO RIvERDALE,I ONLY HAD ON E DIME IN MY • .. '4 by Bob Montn,a ARCHIE ' &. - !' 1, (:'- . a Is An additional $26,722 in 21 going to work. disadvantaged families, which "We're trying to offer a little Federal criteria suggest federal money has been apSeminole County, selected as federal criterib states as an bit of everything," Smith said students be hired for jobs Inpropriated for Seminole a prime sponsor based on urban famIl of four that has no today. 'We're trying to cut out cluding directing children's County's summer job program population, has a total of more annual gross cash income the custodial jobs." recreation in parks and cornwhichwlll providejobsupto300 $201,998 al located by the labor than $5,050. Smith also sa id he Is Sti ll rnunity centers, rehabilitating youths from economically department. In addition, $50,446 Elliot Smith, coordinator- looking for some college facjhties and inventorying disadantaged families. in federal money has been counselor for Crowns High students for working as The money, released by the "carried over" from last year's School In Sanford, Is in charge recreational director assistants supplies in schools, sorting and U.S. Department of Labor program, according to Bob of hiring the students for the in recreational facilities, storing books in libraries, following federal money Is being caringfortoddlersinadaycare Congressional -Ellis, the county's in. program.Hesayshehaspiaced The legislation, is In addition to tergovernmental coordinator, students in secondary and channeled through the courts centers, cleaning up alleys and already approved $175,000. The Total funds for the simmer elementary schools in the Manpower office, and then vacant lots for environmental 10-week program was irn- job program stands at $22,444. county, non - pro fit forwarded to the Seminole agencies and setting up exhibits plernented Monday with 200 Participants In the program organizations and In clerical County School System and or guiding visitors through students between the ages of 14- must come from economically positions. Smith. museums. ' - .-. - ••I r I .• -' •I $ I' 19 L&- - CAPTAIN EASY A .1OK15 F7 RETURN V LIKE 50MEOPJE5 HOME FROM - ___ -- I ,.•J New Circuit LEI by Crooks & Lawrence 5LA ZE 5 .TI44T Xr' MEANWHILE, 4 I LEFT A PACK AG E FOR ME •. ) ( A MOVIE PROJECTOR, 5PE4KER AND REEL DOWN OFF t p NO iJ . ATA - EPL.AHE 1OLICHE5 REMOTE TROPIC AL BEACH EXCELLENT....A PERFECT SPOT FOR TETIN6 DR. WOLF(MNE, EEK & MEEK Judge Active Inside Today 1 uvenile Burns Cell _ In Seminole County Events -4by Howie Schneider Id Iii. - •-: ' uvenile sets Sanford City Jail holding cell or, fire, but • Q( fi OFLOVF? 4 SPIFICIAC L.; I - k1 4' • i ,' /-( YI . it 1l -! causes little damage as police extinguish blazc quiciy. See Page 2-A. Loca l boy makes good of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Clalpis, and Tax Court of he That phase could well apply fraternity, Leffler joined the U.S. to Kenneth M Leffler, who was U.S. Nay) and graduated from The newly appointed judge is appointed by Gay Reubin Officer Ccndldate School at a member of the Seminole Askew yesterday to fill the Newport, R I in 1952 Count Bar Assoc where he circultcow-t - acancyLnthe 18th For the next three sears he served aspresident in 1968; The judicial cIrcuit, served as general line officer Florida Bar (board of goverThe vacancy was created aboard destroyer escorts nors in 1.,69-70); Ninth and 18th when Judge William G Akridgc tshlp s o1fitr of USS Snowden Circuit (,riP anr (ornmittc'-'c - - --- --- - -= -- ------- .-- - -- -.-=- ---------- G overn mentEnds Case Government winds up case against fonnr Sen . Edward Gurney but long Tampa based court a.tlon fir from ended See Page 3-A e nd x I -- - - ---. - - .-. - �ii -I- - ______________________________ ________________ _____ ingHerld, Sanford, Fl. - _________________________________________ -- -- Friday, Jun.20,lm Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Little Damage To Holding Cell I Youthful NATION IN Mental City Patient Sets Jail Fire -, - - .. - eL i..,-Ji... a4 Q .a,itIg'. itt Inn . vuu&y uz antiques uivacu hi M Minor damage was reported to storage room blaze a dollar attendant last night In Fern a small floor area in the cell and there were no injuries. estimate of fire damage has not hirk. Sanford pollee today said a Detective Jerry Capshav yet been determined. The juvenile became violent, .p1I fire set by a juvenile off icers said, Harriett said Investigators, said George JLAtice reported a and was subdued mental hospital escapee did and taken to Florida Hospital Including Asst. State Fire man bought a soft drink at the only minor damage to a holding South. Orlando, to the Marshal Ernest Wr1ght,'pin- Hudson Oil Station, U.S. 17-92 cell last night at the city's new psychiatric ward pointed the cause of the 2 a.m. near the Orange County fine, unde, Law Enf orcement Center at ovIs1ons of the Baker Act. fire as an overheated ballast In left the station and returned 30 Ninth St. and French Ave. Detective Sgt Eddie Hughes a florescent ceiling light flu- minutes later with a pistol as Capt. Earl Bourquardez said said the juvenile has been tering of a dwelling house in real gun ture. Harriett said the light had Justice was putting the money the 17-year-old Sanford boy, charged with: In a safe. Deputies said after Police said the juvenile was been left on 244ours-a-day. connection with an Incident who had been arrested on Harriett said, "A thorough robbing the attendant the —Armed robbery and use ofa yesterday afternoon at 115 apgrehended 14 minutes after multiple felony charges In firearm in commission of a French Ave., in which a man the convenience store Incident Investigation turned up no unidentified man fled on foot connection with a robbery and felony in connection with the with a gun broke into a when stopped by an officer at evidence of accelerants" at the into n nearby wooded area and attempted robberies, wds In a Wednesday robbery of Herbert woman's residence and Mangoustine Ave. and 11th St. fire scene but samples of is believed to have escaped in a holding cell by himself while Drueding, of Altamonte demanded money "so he could He was charged then with materials In the fire have been waiting auto. officers were determining that Springs, at Persimmon Ave. get out of town." carrying a concealed firearm, sent by Wright to a laboratory he was an escapee from a state and W. 13th St. Badge Stolen for study., —Attempted robbery and use mental hospital at McClenny. Drueding raid three men of a firearm in commission of a Accident Ruled "The fire was a pile of paper robbed him of $19 at gunpoint, felony In connection with an Former Sheriffs deputy and Assault Charged next to a mattress," Arrested shortly after the incident at 4:15 p.m. yesterday Seminole County Constable Sanford Fire thief G. M. Bourquai dez said. "The robbery were two other in which a man with a pistol Harriett said today that arson Sheriffs detecUve Doug Huth Jack L. Busboy, 41, reported mattress didn't catch fire and su..ipects— Lewis Ruffin, 24, tried to holdup a clerk nt a has been ruled out In a fire and State Atty. Investigati, that his residence at 1017 jailers discovered the fire and Charles Jerome Pierce. 20, drive-in grocery store at early yesterday that ex- David Hall arrested a Sanford Durango Way, south Seminole, it c.L'1 t,ff th suJe x,tli 'f inr1. L'';;vcy d1!1 d 0)e Payti ::ar: c.tcrthrj e ttcc ccwts iris I çJiLrL'elJ t2ziriy 'rnct- Ave. and Thir1 St an cat system." —.Attemptedrobery, use oa Police salu the clerk refused Realty building at 260 of and battery and an Bun'.r reported that a Deputy 4 .-- -.---.- - --' I{2 said 1ilDersonne1aujckv Ciro,.,-,'i n rnjon •------------ 4 &eri1fs rac1g, a goldCondruiaui cuarge. 3nuffed out the h1aIn paper. felony, and breaking and en not believing the pistol was a Harriett said due to a number Booked at county Jail on stable's badge, a stereo, * 17,500 bond was Edward Glen television and jewelry, total LeGer, 50, SR-46 and Elder value$4,000,wastaken inthe break-in while he was away Road, west of Sanford. I Four men were being held from home. I _____ today without bond after being Deputy J. M. Patton reported -. -, arrestd yesterday by sheriffs that burglars br oke into e th - ___ deputies on violation of residence of Thomas Tindel, proba tion charges. They are SR-48, Gene , and took five George Char les Schmid, of shotguns and seven rifles ____ _______ West Palm Beach; Bruce ued at $1,290. _____ .I.1';: Yfliliam Hampton, 20, 2831 S. Orval Ialleneyer, Longwood i Park Ave., Sanford; James N. I Edward Knight, 21,1804W. 15th Route One, reported a $300 1.: N ;j St Sanford; and Michael Joe color television was taken in a ..I . ,_ ! __ T_ V Bawls, 21, U.S. 17-92 south, burglary at his residence. I . IT Sanford. Deputy Ron Gilbert filed a , report that a $300 homemade ;; 7 '* -_ three-wheel mini-bike was Station Robbed taken from the yard at the 11 I Sheriff's Investigators today home of Michael Smith, 1206 E. T - ~ ----. l I . _ q _~ were probing the $45 armed Tulane, Altamonte Springs. k %..,: J(I LL ,:- -. . ' Government Rests Case Against Gurney FLORIDA 1 IN BRIEF By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer BRIEF Inmate Dons Civvies, I Two Men Rescued After 13 Days On Raft GALVESTON, Tex. (AP)_ Two men who spent 13 days drifting across the Gulf of Mexico in an eight-foot rubber raft say they drank their own urine to stay alive. One even offered to kill himself so his comrade could have something to eat, Richard Lebo, 36, and Gary Gillespie, 21, were exhausted but in good condition today after being rescued Thursday by a Coast Guard helicopter. They were first spotted 50 miles south of Galveston by a private helicopter which did not have enough fuel to stop. The two had been drifting in the raft since their 48-foot cabin cruiser, Caroline, sank off the Yucatan coast on June 6 while enroute from Key West to the Central American country of }3j,e C)!, Reserve Lower Walks Out Of Jail TAMPA (AP) — An inmate who donned civilian clothes and walked out of the Hillsborough County Jail this week is the subject of a nationwide search by the FBI, officials say. The escapee, Frank Sacco, 49, of Yonkers, N. V., an alleged loan shark and twice convicted extortionist, was discovered missing during a Wednesday attendance check, officials said. The Fill said Thursday that Sacco's nephew, Frank Ar. mnento, 23, of New York, has been accused in a federal warrant with aiding in the escape and is also being sought. Maj. Albert Perotti said investigators have determined that Sacco walked out of the Jail sometime between 3 and 5 p.m. Wednesday — seven or eight hours before he wis missed. Perotti said Arniento is believed to have slipped a set of street clothes to Sacco, who changed Into the clothes in the visitation room and then waited for a busy time of the day ..j.l II I tle t'.nui; uai t' . .. wA.,iwri(;rnN Surrey — hold barely a year's supply of oil Instead of the three-to seven-year's supply forecast earLer. na new study of oil and gas still tobe discovered lnthe United States, the Geological Survey sharply lowered all of the estimates it had issued just over one year ago, bringing them closer in line with oil Industry estimates. The high lights of the downward re vision were revealed earlier but the full report, released Th ursday, fills in the gloomy details. In March 1974, the Geological Survey estimated anywhere m 200 billion to 400 billion barrels of oil and natural gas liquids remained to be discovered in the U ni ted States — a fresh supply that could last anywhere from 66 to 132 years at the nation's 1q74 domestic production rate of 3.04 billion barrels a year. Rail Clerks To Delay Strike WASHINGTON (AP) — The railway clerks union agreed early today to postpone Its threatened nationwide strike until July 21, after all-night negotatlons failed to settleacontractdispute. The union earlier had threatened to walk out at 12:01 a.m. EDT Monday. W.J. Usery Jr., the Ford administration's top labor troubleshooter, who announced the postponement at dawn. said the union acted after he requested a30.day No further talks were scheduled following the all-night session among Usery, the union leaders and representatives of the rail i.ndustry Before the talks ended, movement reportedly was made In the positions of the Brotherhood Of Railway and Airline Clerks (BRAC) and the railroad Induy. - . ... • I Ir . I - '~Ql I . j . Firemen, I ' I - - — -•• County • special recognition was given these students at Semloole High School Band's award night beld In am school auditorium recently. From left, Toni Bark, outstanding senior musician; Robin Hodges, outstanding senior bandsman; Wayne Gager, outstanding junior bandsman; Tammy Ring, outstanding sophomore musician, and Kathy Lee, outstanding sophomore bandnnan. BAND AWARDS In 'Agreement' PRESENTED ftI a ' Hom work Not Don Closing Here, R C ' [I it Gunman Shoots Self , Says Bodies Found On Dike 44 Longwood. Council I fl lti ity __ El ___ ____ JACKSONVILLE (AP )—A federal district judge has found Winn-Dixie Inc., a giant southeast food chain, guilty of civil contempt of court and has ordered the company to pay employes $1 million in back wages. Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat ruled Thursday that Winn-Dixie was in civil contempt of court for falling to comply with wagehour judgements going back to 1967. lie said Winn-Dixie could purge itself of contempt by paying back the wages as set out in an agreement between officials of the company and the U.S. Labor Dept. The judge found that the chain had not complied with the minimum wage, overtime pay and record-keeping provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act. The back pay is to go to cashiers, meat cutters, stockboys, supervisors and other store personnel. NOBI.ETON (AP)—A man who summoned police by saying he had killed his mother and grandmother began an hour-long gunbattle when the officers arrived, then put an abrubt end to It by shooting himself, Sumter County Officers say. Joseph Royce O'Berry Jr., 26, was reported In critical condition at a Tampa hospital with a head wound after the Thursday shoot-out at a mobile home In a rural area. The bodies of his mother, Ellen E. O'Berry, 48, and his smi.invalId grandmother, Isabelle Pierce, In her 80s were found in the trailer, deputies said. His father, Joseph O'Berry, was working at a rock mine the time of the shootings, officers said, Capt. Dave Gesse said that a man called the sheriff's office Thursday, told a story about murder and killing, and provided his address. Known Cleveland A s National Meeting ------, . — - ~:_. .~ I . FORT LAUDERDALE (AP)—The bodies of two teenaged girls, both shot to death, have been found in the Everglades by a man and two children on a fishing trip, Broward County officers say. The fully clothed bodies were found Thursday on a flood. control dike west of U.S. 27 and about three miles north of State Road 84 in the western part of the county, the officers said. Neither was immediately identified. Officers said they appeared to be between 14 and 18. Officers said each had been shot one time, probably with a .45-caliber pistol. They said there was no sign of sexual attack. The bodies were first spotted by Gale Splcce, 15, of Davie. She was with her father, Robert Spiece, and 12year-old brother Frank. ' New Circuit JudgeActive chise, an - . J ,_ -_ I - ' ' Scdes 90 Gallons Of Whiskey Destroyed, Man Charged . - __ _" I __. k. I ..Q I .. . . WA:INETA (AP) — A in Central Florida, was ar- Ing for It the past 10 days by 900-gallon camouflaged still rested and charged with .enlal surveillance. ' and 90 gallons Of moonshine possession of an illegal 'We've been checking the -*4 .... . . whiskey were smashed wi sti th di ll ery, krmenting mash and area real close, analyzi ng ac- "'I -. . .,,, tire axes, b ut not bet vr unt.xed whisker rthl photos There was a relief. 9 , ! t* c1''ci:cl make uxi ;f t:on c-aul,nt early this m-n::' (' ;i,n i;- uti:ria wcre wc looked closer and th ere it _______________________ xOZe was t1 rc44 &fllflg. L. searching for a second man. ,"he said. "You have to taste it, but you Godwin said it was the first "-'4 "The still was very well camjust stick your finger in it and discovered in Central Flor. taste it," said Capt. Melt God. ouiflaged, Godwin said. "The still *01 ;., 9 ida I, in recent years. win of the Polk County Sheriffs whiskey was in plastic Jugs In fact, he said, stills are now 1 ( office "It wasn't rot-gut whis- painted green to make It look .' the sheriff's office put ce key. I'd say it was pretty good. like undergrowth. It was pretty soit scar ___________ on d is play. __________ / It's over 100-proof w hiskey." well hidden in the woods." "Some of my men had never _ (I I Godwin said deputies had re- even seen a still be fore," he Good moonshine sells for about 18 a gallon wholesale and ceived a tip that the still was in said. "Now they know what one $2.25 a half pint on the street, the area and had been search- looks like." Godwin said. The 900-gallon i still could produce about 90 galevery 72 hours and had New officers were installed Sunday afternoon by American been operating for two to three Legion Post 53 of Sanford. From left. William Brown, sergeant-alASK ABOUT OUR months, he said. arms; Grant Clutter, first vice president; Virginia Smith, adjutant; Chuck Chapel, commander; and Jim Giles, second vice Joe Heath, 26, of Wahneta, a commander. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent( .inall town near Winter Haven - :': ______ ,., I i I ... ' - _______ mc!J i LEGION POST INSTALLATION Raps Ravenell On Job Move Shoplifting Law Is Toughened TALLAHASSEE (AP) — said shoplifting in Florida had Shoplifting suspects who re- risen to $252 million a year, sist merchants' efforts to detain costing every Floridian $122 a them can go to Jail for a year year. under a new Florida law aimed The law also changes the at one of the state's fastest- name of the crime to "retail growing crimes, theft." Askew used his veto for the Gay. Reubin Askew signed 11th time on a 1975 bill by rethe law Thursday, putting into which he said immediate effect a measure jectiuig a measure up to a would reduce protection of I 1113960) that provides year in prison if the suspect re- mobile home buyers. The bill (S8527) defined a sists arrest by a merchant or mobile home manufacturer as a policeman and later is person who makes or assemvicted of larceny. bles eight or more mobile In urging Askew to sign the homes a year and employes bill, Atty. Gen. Robert She'iln more than two persons. NOW '1 1 01, I - ~ EXPERIENCE • COSTS TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS • ESTIMATES S THATCHING, SODDING, GRASSING I IJ!I i Enterprises Inc. 1 11 S1 N\H..'cl) '. JJ" % 411W' ft Up ill(# I HvI Wtvy I £(?S%% t?*n IC'4"# $ 0,., ,,,,• s 8 o wd ay. , S-4^48114 [I 12 uN ii' - mu LOW COST CONVENIENCE STORE I ==_==:==:_ ~ - =_ Ti iaw~ i I. - - ......... OPEN 711 PICNIC BEER 99 6 PAK Gear drive applies power to rear wheels, and Is covered to Prevent operobr contact. 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The suit was filed by the U.S. Department of housing and Urban Developmeiit against (knega Properties of I"urt Lauderdale .nd Its present, Rlchrtt I Halpern, and Onmi Realty Corp. ant its prezlc1'nt, Montgomery Murphy of Orange Park. COMPLETE LAWN MAINTE 1! PROGRAMS1 TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The commission, splitting gives the commission ultimate least until Aug. 15. That's when. Community Affairs Setre- along racial lines, voted last authority over us staff. I(avenell expects the Departtary William Ravenell's dcci- week to abolish R.avenell's $19,"It does not give carte ment of Administration to apsion to retain the Human Rela- 000-a-year job on July 1. Nine blanche, as I read it, at all," she prove new commission staffing tions Commission director white commissioners voted said in a telephone Interview patterns mandated by the legis"would appear to fly directly In against Sanchez, who is black, from Los Angeles. "I realize lature. the face" of a panel vote to and five black commissioners that there's a conflict, but he's Lawmakers required the abolish his job, says Sen. Lori supported him. The others were completely ignoring the advice commission to cut its staff from Wilson, I-Merritt Island. absent, and consent" of the corn- 1210 five. Ravenell, saying he "I'm surprised that Ravenell "The law Is clear that the ex- mission, was complying with come would do that," she said Thurs- ecutive director Is hired and Wilson said her motion to mission guidelines In cutting day. "I'm amazed. I think corn- terminated by the secretary on terminate sanchez's employ- the staff, said he has laid off mission members approached the advice and consent of the ment as of July 1 and name five employes, although two their jobs responsibly, and I'm commission," Ravenell Said. Deputy Community Affairs secr'taries obtained other jobs extremely disappointed that the "That means I initiate. AnySecretary Joan Heggen to take in the Department of Commuend result Is being ignored," thing they say to me is a rec- over some of his duties was nity Affairs. Ravencll revealed Thursday ommendation, but that doesn't clear and binding on Ravenell. thathehassentletterstothc 18 mean I follow it in all In"It seems to me that Mr. members of the commission sta nces." Mrs. Heggen has too many Sa nchez is being given preferadvising them that he w ill reBut. Wilson contended that oth er duties to handle the corn- ence over and above e ther em Lain Thomas Sanchez as the Ravenell ignored other sections mission's staff, Ravenell said, ployes of the commission," panel's executive director, of the law. She said one section so Sanchez will be retained at Wilson said. ____ PALM COAST (AP) — Two dozen Ohio teen-agers are spending their summer bicycling through Central Florida, trying to brighten life for hospital patients ana ttw' elderly. The 24 youngsters and live chaperones from the Grace Lutheran Church In Fremont, Ohio, are entertaining the invalids with .eligious and patriotic songs and skits. "It's all fun," said Donna Shafer, 14. "Singing Is work, sure, but It's inner fun" Since arri%in,j by plane in Orlando earlier thL-i week, the ,roup has visi'eC tiosptals ar1d old pep!e' homes in TitusviLe, New Smnyrna Beach and BunneU. From here, the young;ters will ycle to St. Augustine, Palatka, Ocala, Leesburg and Disney World beCore flying home. .;.•_- :%.. Teens Entertain Invalids ___ of J. Wilson Winn Dixie Found Guilty 't_ %,: - - _y ,, X "t4 p, 10 ,• _, . Helper Given Aid MIAMI API — "It really threw moe when I read About the injustices done to this American by his own people in his own country," says Charles Feldman. Feldman and his wife have Invited Anthony Conti, 50, a American who says he lost everything he had in the fall of Saigon, to live with them. The Feldmans live on Social Security benefits. "It's overwhelming," Conti said Thursday when he learned of the offer. "I am touched by their generosity." But he didn't say If he would accept the offer. Conti, a World War II veteran, said Wednesday that he had been unable to find a private or public agency to help him. "1 never dreamed I'd end up in a flophouse with derelicts, owing rent," he said. "Another thing that baffles me is that no one has come forward to sponsor an American. I don't want to go on relief. I want a Job." -.. - . Refugee ___ _____ V'Iehlen Raps Keu mbrough Nureyev, Fonteyn Triumph T 4 - a%! Ch rg Glancana JIIed -.% a.ault (Continued From Page I-A) Lake Mary fire department area would remain as It was ment's assistance In several (including Loch Arbor and a fires In nearby locations and other territory) and the next has avoided volunteers, week announced plans to form a a es e e • , He said many times the city's countywide fire department in ) 10 volunteers offers of assistance the unincorporated areas, OAK PARK, M. (AP) — Sam Glancana, a reputed have been met with the order to removing some territory from leader In the Chicago crime syndicate who was recently "stand by." the Lake Mary department, linked to alleged CIA plots to kill Cuban Prime Minister Kaiser responded the county Including Loch Arbor. Fidel Castro, was found shot to dea th In his home Thur. department has not had a Mrs. Hess said the county sday night, police said. critical situation where announced Kaiser would be in Giancana, 65, had been shot once in the right corner Of By MICK LOCHRIDGE charged the chairman for his Kimbrough and I, in that the charges, "I'm going to hold my assistance has been refused. A charge of its program and no the mouth and five times in the neck, according to Oak S1.JIWjtP lack of leadership In coor- information (regarding union tongue," he said, member of Kaiser's staff said one knew who Kaiser was. Park Police Chief Wilbur Reichert. dinating union dealings. matters) has been available all Kimbrough, in a June 13 he didn't know what he would Vihien said In the midst of No weapon was recovered, but six .fl-caliber shell C—..'.-Ie County Commission "His charge that the chair. along and Issues are being memo charged that Vihien was have done with more men or budget sessions last summer casings were found on the floor, Reichert said. Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr., today man is not applying leadership processed," Vthlen said. slack on leadership in the equipment at a recent Loch the county found that It could "It looks like a professional hit, but the small caliber accused Commissioner John Is totally unwarranted and a VihIen said he is choosing not county's preparing to enter any Arbor flre., create the countywide system Of the gun bothers us," he said. Gangland $1Yifl3 often Kimbrough of not doing Ms matter of lack of corn- to comment on his personal labor union negotiations. The Has told Kaiser the Lake and moved forward to do It. He are committed with shotgun; or large caliber weapons. "homework" after Kimbrough municatlon on the parts of reaction to Kimbrough's county, alter being approached Mary department has nine added Kaiser formed a depart. About $1,400 in cash was found on the body, Reichert by the teamsters and car- persons with the 200 hours ment, forging together Into one said, leading authorities to discount robbery as a motive penters unions, hired Granville minimum standard firefighting force several volunteer units of for the shooting. Alley of Tampa, for $90 per hour training, 15 first aid personnel more than 100 persons and 87 to represent and make and two registered nurses, paid firefighters In a 60..day Ex-may recommendations to the BCC Margie Hess, a period of time. on how to handle any union member of the department, laid To the volunteers complaints much of the Ill feeling of the that they were not treated NEW YORK (AP) — RUdOLf Nureyev hailed the event This year marks the g volunteers, toward the county properly by the county's paid as "a very Important moment" In his career. "I have time the BCC has been ap. fire department on the heads of firemen, Vihien said, while he worked with Mart ha Graham, the cradle of modern dance." proached by any unions seeking the Board of County CocnLnIs. was not judging anyone's guilt to organize county employes. aloners. His partner in Thursday night's world premiere of Graor Innocence, the' county wants A federal law that went Into Procedures Act. costs ranged from 1300 to 1 E% rything is on schedule," She said one week last the volunteers treated as first nearham's "Lucifer," Dame Margot Fonteyn, said she loved effect today requiring morClosing costs that now must ly $1,000, In Washington, D.C., Vthlen.tald. "Kimbrough could summer the county said the class professionals. the evening. "It was very exciting. And wasn't it mar tgage lenders to disclose real be disclosed include orgination the range was $487 to $1,030, and have ased me a direct question velous that MS. Ford came? She was the crown Of estate closing costs to the buyer fees, escrow accounts, prorated in Cook County, Ill., $102 to $7. On the matter. I'd would have performance!" at least l2 days ahead of the adjustments, discount points, The study also found kick. been glad to provide the total closing won't have much effect prepaid Interest and premiums, backs and undisclosed comrnis- picture for him." here, according to Seminole title sea;ch coets and title in. slons passed between profesVi hI en said that all inCounty Board of Realtors surance. sionaLs Involved In a purchase formation from Alley with President Bart Pllcher, A 1972 Department of bus- transaction. In some places, recommendations for the U t "For a long time. Florida has Ing and Urban development buyers were required to main- County's hsndling of matters been a leader in many ways study which led to the new law t.ain with the lender a nonhiter- has been circulated to the board LONGWOOD — The City opportunity to attend the _______ In the real estate field," Filcher found that the tUemcnt costs est bearing account containing and given to county department Council will hold a 10 a.m. session, J. S. "Red" Cleveland, A. A. told the Herald. "Realtors here levied on the buyers of 13)000- at least one year's property heath. Kimbrough said that this workshop tomorrow with ofThe areas currently on that E., director of avia tion for the are already compilying with the to-$24,000 homes ranged from taxes and Insurance premiums. Informa tion had not been cir- fleets of Longwood Utiliti Utilities Inc. sewer system are Sandalwood, City of Sanford and Airport spirit of the new law. We don't $50 to 12000 nationwide. That alone could amount to $1,- culated, on the Pri"WY-("Vned sewer Highland Hill, Shadow Hill and Manager, represented the bring people toacloaing and let In Los Angeles County, the 000 or more. According to Vthlen, an all utilities plan to raise Its man- Longwood Grove subdivisions. Sanford Alrpor, Authority and them have a heart attack over day wor k session Is scheduled thlv rates frnm Ii • 11 Q,.. -- ,,. inc company Florida Airport Managers sewer the costs," Richer said. wi thin three weeks with Alley to 60 per cent increase, package plant ii located on a Association at -. "U it ias any effect at all in go over the total union situation The meeting was scheduled three-acre tract national conference of the in the Seminole County, it will be only and discuss the forming of a for Saturday by Council residentially zoned and American Association of Airto cause delay in some local PERC (Public Employes Chairman J.R. Grant to give recently re-annexed parcel port Executives just concluded closings," Filcher said. Relation Commission ) to deal working people in th e areas bounding Longwood Hills Roa d. In Portland, Ore. .4 According to Filcher, closing wi th union,,, served by the sewer utili ty an The City Council rece ntly Cleveland, one of a nali ' -cats In Seminole generally run Also, Vihien said a meeting granted the utility a temporary group of acaethted airport Ae A $200 to $300 on a transaction In has been called for next franchise to permit continued executives, served on the the $20,000 to $24,000 range. He Wednesday wi th ti county oreUou on pending action on nominating committee for the noted that cxsts for assuming division heads for Alley to gr ting an operation frannational Offl an existing $20,000 mortgage critique the progress th us election of Roy E. Bayless, '.,. ft ._11 . may be as low as $50, whLe they the county. *\ The temporary permit was Austin, Texas, 'S incoming are somewhat higher for new j• & "itED"CLEVFLAN) Efforts a lso are underway to given when the utili ty pleaded AAAE president. mortgages. As an example, uthihltsh thn,,1A ,.,i,.. - . (Continued From Page 1-A) that financing to the sub. Cleveland teamed with still aa'aiting similar Filcher cited dosing costs as formed in the county, which divisions It serves was being Edward L Foster, Melbourne, authorization. around $600 on a new Veterans Persons would be cossidered director of the Zoo logical held up until it received a president of the Southeast Among highlights of the four- Administration (VA) mortgage managetnentand which eligible Society (vice president, 1974 franchise. Airport Managers Association, day conference was a when there is no down payment. to JGIn the unions. Vihien said and was president of the In planning for the regional presentation on alrprt public With adown payment, closing m ElM meet WWI ?eraonnei Seminole-DeBary Heart graup's forthcoming con- relations by the prtildcnt-dect costs drop to w*ne extent, Dtractor John Gray on the Council In 11. (erence slated for Norfolk, Va. of the Public Relations society Filcher said. If the buyer puts matter. Alley recommended Leffler was one of four this September. of America, Jay Rockey of $3,000 down he generally can the county look at the nominees for the judgeship and John F. Meacham, A. E. E., Seattle, Washington. Cleveland save,or about three per cent organizational structure of the was selected over Martin Bud. Orlando's Director of Aviation, Is sharing the findings with Of his down payment, In dosing county. This Information will be nick, Melbourne; Daniel F. general Gene Elselein, A.P.R, local costs. addressed the clrcuk'ited to the board, Vihien CIt.ak, Titusville; Gordon V. n"cmbIy on the subject of PRSA member and marketing Buyers must be prqvlded with said, Frederick, Sanford. Budnick insured bonds for airport ex- consultant to the Sanford a list containing at least an A representative of the Alley and Citak are both judges in panalcr Cleveland noted that Authority, estimate of the fees and law firm, David Richeson, was Brevard County. Cleveland represented the charges to be levied when the Sanford's Airport Authority hae talking with county department 3anford Attorney Douglas bonding power since the state Florida Airport Managers' formal pruehue transaction heads earlier this week and Steastrom headed up the legislature established the body Association as Its current takes place, according to the Vihien was scheduled to meet nominating commlsalcq for the Real Estate Settlement resldent. in June, 197 while Orlando is with him today. 18th Judicial CIrcul Sam TAMPA (AP) — After Tampa attorney Edward Kohrs investigate the activities of compensation, both In relation barrethead, I'm not having FHA on behalf of Republican 17 weeks, 69 witnesses and nu- to the lengthy, often-delayed fund raiser Larry Williams. to a condominium apartment; anything to do with It," Kohrs contractors not able to get their merous delays, the government proceedings. Then, the jurors Gurney, ex-aide Joseph Bas- and four counts of lying to a said he told Williams, ex- foot in the door before," has wrapped up Its bribery con- were dismissed until Monday. tien and former federal housing federal grand jury that Indicted plaining he didn't want Kohrs said he assured the spiracy case against former Kohrs, a former Gurney con- officials K. Wayne Swiger and him last July 10. anything done to embarrass senator there was more inSen. Edward Gurney and three fidante and patronage adviser, Ralph Koontz are charged with Kohrs said he participated In Gurney. volved and Gurney promised to others. managed Gurney's 1968 Senate conspiracy to raise an illegal a conversation in autumn 1971 In March-April 1972, Kohrs l Attorneys prepared today to campaign in Hillsborough slush fund from builder payoffs In which Williams discussed the said he war ned Gurney that ook into it. argue defense motions in the County. But "I left my friend- in connection with Williams' FHA, a need to raise money, Williams' activities with reIn the Senate dining room In absence of the jury. ship outside this courtroom," activities with the Federal and what it takes financially to spect to builders and FHA were July, and again later that same The five-man prosecuting Kohrs told the jury. housing Administration, mount a re-election bid. evening, Kohrs said he again questionable, team rested its case late ThursGurney also Is charged with He testified that he repeat"If you're talking about mon. Gurney reportedly replied, urged Gurney to investigate day afternoon after summoning edly warned Gurney In 1972 to bribery and receiving unlawful ey under the table, cash on the "All Larry is doing is talking to Williams. detectiofl I Friday, June 20, 1fl5-3A - 3/1 FROZEN VEGETABLES Giant Sli. Loaves POP CORN Smitty's Snappin' Turtle ISCOUNT FOOD 5101 OPEN 7.11 2710 Orlando Drive (17-92) Sanford • 322-2811 Friendly Fast Service 1201 AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD (Near Croonis High School) OPEN 711 �Evening One Herald The Central Florida Chorale has issued an invitation to everyone for tonight's final rehoaral before th e entourage leaves for its singing tour of Poland next week. Tonhts rehearsal and they've asked th at everyone know it's a practice session, not a concert performance will begin at 7:30 and will be held at the Sanford Civic Center. There is no charge to the public and th e Chorale looks forward to having th e people r this area 3OGN. IRKNCII AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area (ode 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 FrIday, June 20, 1975-4A Around - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher - WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director ____ 1~011111 llonie Delivery : Week, 55 t'ens; Month, $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. attend. tj 11 The Chorale is staging the rehe,usal i1i order to get in one last, good practice s.ssion be fore departing next Wednesday as well as to iu iS appreciation to th e many people who helped in its fund-raising drive over th e past few months. If you haven't availed youraelf of th e opportunity to hear this group of choraliers, you're missing out. Though the y might be gals like th e one next door, there's no doubt th ey sing like real pros. Do yourself a favor and attend tonight's rehearsal. Vou'll be glad you did and so will the members of the Central Florida Chorale. c e _______ Congress Is last reminder: Back T C'iOC To Energy Wars Not th at we're trying to steal any thunder from a certain 9-1-1 Director who formerly directed the Jim items which appeared in this corner, but. us Crow, a constant source ci information, wants to be sure to pass th e word along that th e State of Missouri has defeated th e Equal Rights Amend. . ment (ERA). We don't know why, but all too often th at ty pe of information gets left off th e Associated Press wires, but Jim t un es in to radio stations throughout the world and little escapes him, especially when it comes to EllA. Our knowled geable informant tells us th at Missouri is the 10th state legislat ure to vote down 'e ERA this year and that North Dakota is th e only state, in 11 th at ha ve taken it up so far, to ratify the prop)sed constitutional amendment. Fhrida was among those which sent It down to defeat, along with North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Maryland, Just to mention a few. - Congress, back from a Memorial Day recess during which it was stung by President Ford for its footdragging on energy legislation, is understandably eager to come to grips with the problem. The Democratic leadership will be tempted to ria'iw thi: lust order ot business a reversal of the !resident's actions in resuming progressive tariff in. rnrrtod nil nd tpnvin. tnu..'irrl 1 A sign th at the recession may be be coming a Heal estate transactions in Seminole County during the week ending June 13 totaled $11,669,666, market the heaviest volume in the local real esta te this year. real The same week last year saw $6,230,133 in 1975 to for hands. Transactions property change date total $92,405,618. _.L_ WORLD - ... . . ...."',I . . Iki rrivi I11 rcir '. TV . Zaire Orders U.S. Envoy Out In Overthrow Hassle I . 7- ~__ 0 . ''' 1' For more information about registering for the classes p1ea.ce conta ct th e Florida Fed eration of Women's ('tubs in l)eRary, ) Threat I _ .. -. I , - 1. ' ', led - by Holden Roberto and backed by the Bakongo tribe in whites, are fleeing from Angola black townships that ring the northern Angola, comprising a bout 20 per cent of the popu la ti on. as the threat of ci vil war looms central business area of this over th is Portuguese territory tense port city. There Is little on Africa's west coast. black-white tension in Luanda, Potentially one of the richest Mortars, rockets and ma- Pi aP& ''' "k' , . s"" . Mushrooms LUANDA, Angola (Al') The clashes usually erupt in Thousa nds, blacks as well as the musseques, t1 crowded " , - Classes will be held from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesdays and Thursdays until July 31 and the cost of the eight lessons is $35. The instructor is Helen Hickey. __ - ,. ___ _~ - It KINSHASA, Zaire (AP) The Zaire government has ordered the United Sta tes ambassador to leave the country and is also reported hampering efforts to reach two American students and a young Dutch woman held by guerrillas In the eastern part of the country. The expulsion order for Ambassador Dean R. Hinton was disclosed in Washington Thursday and confirmed by the Zaire government Thursoay night. It came In the wake of charges in government-no newspapers that the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency conspired with six high-ranking Zairean army officers t over President Mobutu Sese Seko. 1. . __ .1. .y 1i I -, . II. I-.I _ _~ . , ~. . .~, - I,_ . 'I. - . 4* , ,'F- -- Ii _ - m Angola Civil War _ . .1_ ~_ -_i.LZ_ - __ . __ - If you're an art lover, but never got around to trying your hand at producing your own work why beginners not check out th e water color classes for set to start July 8 at DeBary hail in, you guessed it, DeBary. . -The Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola chine guns are used M PLM, a Soviet-backed The worst violence occurred i nations in Africa, Angola has ,. been plunged into turmoil by An group led by Agostinho Neto three rival African groups. between April and May 1. were and supported by the Mbundu They are fighting each other for estimated 1,500 persons 'f` military supremacy before killed in a showdown between tribe in central Angola, corn'I , independence comes to the two of the three rival groups. prising about per cent of the 1. V country of 6.2 million pecle on There was more fighting in popu . ".t .' Nov. Il. early June, but a general calm -The National Union for the V Perhaps 5,000 persons a has been restored In Total Liberation of Angola Luanda. _____ ____ rl_ _72, conservative estimate, accordHowever, reports persist of (UNITA), led by Jonas Savimbi Hinton, who has been In Zaire for four years, had no . trig to local officials - have sporadic fighting in the hin. and backed by the Ovlmbundu comment on his expulsion. The State Department denied . been killed In armed clashes terland. tribe of nouthern Angola, comthe charge of an American plot against Mobutu, since mid-1974. Most of the vicMany of the refugees come prising about 33 per cent of the The plot against Mobutu was first reported by tie tini have been Africans. from towns in the Interior and population. ovcrwnt.contro11 n.ewspaper Eluna, which said. "If New officzr. the B. Puke Woody Hnrrh 117 Fleet AUXILIARY (if. r! '1 -':'-)r' h-' :n f'o .a: I .. ,. it U'' .ti-,',,,,,, .:uxiLimy x r , .1IIU L .?&ij Lzon-; ifl UIl't:! it iJe oI curred in towns in nor th ern and goverrunent expense because OERS an black Ango hold, la ns from at the reserve building. They are, from left, Fth Pounds, President Mobutu, let it be known anne of its citizens will cen tral Angola, but most of the they have no money to pay 16 leave Zaire alive," president; Jane West, vIce president; Margaret Sillier, wr*(!tarY deaths have occurred in gun fare. The evacuation has been other sections who support the and Ricky Boggs, treasurer. other two movements have battles in the streets of Luanda, orderly so far, but slow, On Thursday, the official government newspaper been the victims of MPLA the capital. Since mid-1974, after the millSalongo reassured Americans living in the country of the tary up in Portugal signalled troops. "friendship of the Zaire people" and asked them to conthe end of Lisbon's empir e in tinue working in the country. Leaders of the three guerrilla Africa, about 120,000 of the 350,- factions met this week in Naie S 000 toco400,000 Portuguese In the kuru, Kenya, to try to resolve Women WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. 10 light bombers apparently ese air force un.tl North Viet- Vietnamese bases in the final territory have left. their differences. The Kenyan Many of the departing Portu- government's news agency reIntelligence sources believe the struck Cambodian forces List nam won final victory nearly stages of the war. MEXICO CITY (AP) -T'he wives of the Egyptian and Vietnamese Communists have week during battles for several two months ago. Vietnamese troops which re- guese were bom in Angola, and ported Thursday that they de. '* Philippine presidents say the women's rights movement used captured U.S-built bomb- small disputed islands in the The North Vietnamese are portedly seized the islands also some of these say they may cided to disarm all civilians in should not become a competition against men. Imelda known to have captured many were said to have been SW eventually move to Brazil. A Angola immediately to ease ers against Cambodian forces Gulf of Thailand. Marcos of the Philippines, in a speech prepared for the Pentagon officials think the planes among an estimated $2 ported by naval gunfire, possi- diplomat explained that many tensions. in a growing territorial quarrel International Women's Conference, and Jihan Sadat of between the two recent allies. A37 bombers may have been billion worth of serviceable bly from vessels once supplied Angolan whites are unsyinpa. FOR YHE I Egypt in an interview contended that the feminist flown by U.S.-trained pilots who U.S.-provided military equip. to South Vietnam by the United thetic to the leftist government ~i movement in the United States and other prosperous in Portugal. Intelligence reports indicate served with the South Vietnam- ment when they. overran South States, nations Is too demanding and anti-male. The three rival guerrilla U.S. intelligence reports CALL - MILLERS' J ______________ i dicate the dispute between the movements ar e: -The Front for the National neighboring Communist rei gimes in Indochina has widened Liberation of Angola (FNLA), Into a series of armed clashes NEW DELHI, India (AP) A Supreme Court Justice along their common border. MADAM KATHERINE agreed to hold an urgent hearing Monday on whether One report speaks of a recent Prime Minister Indira Gandhi can continue to hold her increase in the frequency and PALMIST office until the court decides her appeal against her Intensity of the skirmishing. PAST- PRESENT-FUTURE conviction for corrupt campaign practices. Mrs. Gandhi's FORT LAUDERDALE , Thursday as the result of a suit tiorts 106.16 and 104.35) are ianSources say a Cambodian E CARD READINGS. CRYSTAL BALL READING lawyers informed Justice V.R. Krishna lyer today that mission (AP) flew from Phnom Penh A federal Judge has filed by Gore Newspapers Co., constitutional on their face as HELPFULADVICSONALLAFFAI*S SLIFEICV1 they would file their appeal Monday against her construck down asunconstitutional publishers of the Fort Lauder. violating the First Admend- 0 Hanoi on June 11 to try to •MAI'RIAOI OSUSINESS viction last week by a trial Judge in Allahabad and his sentwo Florida statutes which prodale News and Sun Sentinel. ment to the Constiiution," resolve the territorial dispute. IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME tence barring her from holding any elective office for six hibit the publication of critiCambodia's Communist-led Loow000 Roettger's decision over- Roettger ruled. years. cism of a candidate on election turned a section of a 1973 sta te peasant army, good enough to 831-4405 loud Sqldayi day and order newspapers to campaign financing law and indefeat troops of the U.S..backed U.S. "The constitutionality of a 11 92 , Most to Nloiid make political advertising valuated a 64-year-old Florida statute aimed solely at in. Ion Not government, would Whole life readings: $5 with this ad available at lowest rates. lay, prohibiting distribution of stltutlons protected by the First stand little chance against the CALL for APPOINTMENT b U.S District Judge Norman politi cal criticism on election Amendment is determined y heavily armed, highly disCALENDAR C. Roettger Jr. handed down day. the existence of Impact," the cipllned North Vietnamese army, in the opinion of U.S. the declaratory Judgment "Both statutes (Florida Sec. judge said. analysts. According to U.S. estimates, Personal Calculatbrs JUNE 19 Stepping Stones Center, across North Vietnamese troops outSeminole Chapter 2, Order of from Sunland Estates on 17-92. no longer luxury items num bertte Ca mbociianKbner Eastern Star, 8 p.m., Masonic Rouge army by more than 2,csIcMtoo 6Ô Temple. JULY S 000 to perhaps 75,000 men. Adds. w.gPs oncs on'y 5 JUNE 19, 19'75 linda It. Schaidt, Longwood "Sanford's Biggest Garage dry'd. muO!Pl*1. In another Indochina JUNE 21 ADMISSIONS Maud J. Athearn, New Uses 9-yot bett.1y. (uy.oSale," charity event, 10 a.m., to development, the North Vietgame Rummage Sale sponcored by 6 p.m., Blair McGarvey, Sanford: d4$I . Smyrna Beach me se 320B division sa is id to noon Seminole County Humane Anne Burkhead Eliza be th P. Naschke, coordinator. have crossed into southern Laos Society, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. old Linda Fick $ 988 III orange city from Sou th Vietnam. U.S. Bank, Sa nf ord Plaza. Willie herring Inez Frank, Orlando Q. JULY 14 b1L W" This, along with Communist Con- Sylvester K. Jones Jearldine Story, Titusville Child Evangelism Fellowship WASHINGTON (AP) Vietnamese seizures of islands Sanford Naval Air Station day camp for ages 4-12, Patricia Lang DISCHARGES Lake sumner prices increased fourfrom the Cambodians, prompts NS-600 reunion, Lake Golden picnic Jessup Park, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Slbert L. Lock F a'. s'C Sanfor: tenths per cent In May, of a U.S. intelligence specialists to area, 10 am. to 10 p.m. Mary E. Mitchell Marian S. Coker 14"I No fee, bring sack lunch. Call government wonder whether Hanoi intends reported today, Mattie M. Mitchell Margie D. Davis 8437100 Child Evangelism office Men- continuing a moderating trend to try to extend its control into a June 25 Shirley F. Myers Emelia S. Meis.ch to register. day-Wednesday Plo"lind &I Robinsen Orlando in the nation's inflation. wider area of Indochina beyond Seminole Singles, 7:30-10 Brenda Palmer Robert Moxi,' Vietnam's traditional borders. p.m., Stepping Stones Center, April's increase had been sixWilliam E. Phillips Alex J. Serraes across from Suriland Estates on tenths of a per cent. For the Valencia Stokes Evelyn Smith r Ns 17-92. year ending In May, the overall Edi th I. Tyre Marie Walker ti. Increase was 9.5 per cent, the Rebecca L. Watson Salvatore Turrise Central Florida Mineral & Rebecca Connors, Deltona ;? Yesterday's high 93. Over, first time In more than a year Cleo Williams Gem Society Auction, First night low that the 12-month rate was Mae Coogan, DeBar)Elizabeth C. Olson, Deltona . ' sf - . f ' - .. r RAY CROMLEY Friday, Jun. 20,1975--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. th ing of the past: 0 DON OAKLEY .. (yr Watchdoqs p"" Driver. . • '..:. - - cth . ... - -. phaseout of price controls on fuel produced domestically. But public co.ilidence in the government's cnnahilitv to with fuel conservation and -_-f----.---_. .- deal development demands will be bolstered only through positive measures. A replay of legislative condemnation of the administration's energy program will only reemphasize congressional failures. Th e lawmakers must focus on development of a comprehensive energy policy to supplement the steps taken by Mr. Ford. They should be encouraged by Commerce Depart ment reports of economic indicators suggesting that the recession has ended or that the end is imminent. Energy and economic woes go hand in hand. The anticipated economic revival will allow the nat ion to withstand the inevitable rise in fuel prices linked to either Mr. Ford's initiatives or to the gasoline tax hikes favored by Congress. But implementation of Arab threats of hefty oil price increases or another embargo on Arab oil shipments would immediately stifle the promise of economic recovery, The legislators should proceed with their plans to encourage fuel conservation. The producing nations feel the squeeze of reduced consumption worldwide and are wary of forcing further restrictions of American oil imports. At the same time, Congress should enact the windfall profits tax needed to assure that the higher prices paid for domestic oil are ploughed back into exploration and development of new fuel I sources. I Despite the brave talk of the members of Congress in chats in their home districts, the fate of the principal gasoline tax of up to 23 cents more per gallon - is uncertain, The stage is set, nevertheless, for constructive action. If the flickering flame of economic resurgence is to be fanned to a steady glow, Congress must perform, ~~_ , -1 Abdicated ~ Education I - Their , 1)) / ___ - J I __~ ~ Captured _. _- The shocker in th e Rockefeller Commission report to the President on the Central Intelligence Agency was its documentation of the by callous abdication of responsibility Congress, the Treasury, the General Accounting _________ ____________ ____________ S 1%6, which stipulated that every state should . - have a highway safety program, including driver education, designed to reduce accidents. In a recent survey it was found that a bout 83 per cent of high schools has driver ed programs, with 98 per cent of them offering one that meets or exceeds their state's standards. Usually, this is the "30 and 6" course at least 30 hours of classroom instruction, plus six hours of practice driving, either on regular streets and roads, on a special off-street driving range, with a driving simulator or combinations of all of these. Basically, the high school student learns how to handle a car mechanically and perceptually so that he or she may drive safely, observing the rules of the road. In the past, parents taught their children to drive and of ten passed on to them t heir poor driving habits and stereotypes. This doesn't happen as of ten today because of driver ed ucation. Many insurance companies recognize the value of driver education by allowing premium reductions for drivers who have passed an approved cours& Actuarial tables show that such drivers have fewer accidents. ______ Office, National Security Council, State Department, White House Office of Management and the Budget, the Pentagon and the intelligence community itself. But we are talking of men, not institutions. The men who failed-in their duty were prominent sena tors a nd representatives, secretaries of State, Defense and Treasury, foreign affairs advisers to the President, directors of CIA and a host of others over more than two decades and five admInistrations. It is not only that these men failed to monitor errors and excesses in the CIA. It Is clear they failed to make certain that this vast and _______ .!_ _______ : I I 's Rights Rapped The widespread acceptance of driver education courses in the nation's high schools was given a boost by the Highway Safety Act of ____ _____________ _____ ____ - i . ., . . . costly, yet essential, agency was making the most effective use of the great resources assigned to it. The faulty Intelligence in of Pigs invasion, in Vietnam and Korea, the continual surprises we meet with In Russian all point to fail ur es of missile development commission by the CIA so great as to endanger . _ -. \ ____ _____ . . ____ : _____ .j - . ____ LC. - _____ .- _ - , - Editor - - U.N. Warning Timely The personal opinion shared by Daniel P. Moyriffian with members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee should be given careful consideration by ambassadors of the ambitious developing nations before the United Nations General Assembly convenes this fall, 7be United States, Moynihan said in hearings on his con- as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, should withdraw from the assembly and freeze its U.N. contributions If the assembly votes to expel Israel. Moynthan's viewpoint is likely to win a sympathetic firmatlon reception in Congress, where the disproportionate American support of the world body is increasingly weighed against recent ~._-,sembly efforts to embarrass the United Stitt-s. Resolut,ions In the last assembly, barring Iz.raell participation in several U.N. programs, heightened congressional resentment. With Middle East peace hopes built around U.N. policies, expulsion of Israel would be a flagrant violation of 1* organization's essential Objectivity, The bloc of nations formed since World War II comprises an .sembly majority. The reckless zeal with which the new countries exercise their power threatens to rock the very foundations of the United Nations. - - So unless you want to be a number in "1964" useful. %UgaUng criminal conduct and making the opponert. That is, to obtain absolute equality of law enclearly the sexis all reference to sex must be you must read AP and other news sertices with a prosecutorlal decision eliminatd.o John and Jeminia Spuckenfu.ss jaundiced eye and tell your legislators no ERA. forcement powers." A long-sought goal of mental health The report makes clear the congressional will Le i Svvckenfum. To differentiate they will If they won't listen, there will soon be an elec- professionals has been realized. For the first time in the history of the state and county mental committees responsible for appropriating CIA's be giver, a number. Thus it will be J. Spucken- tion. detailed fuss 019-10-5768 and then some officious or no budgets did little S.B. "Jim" Crowe hospital enormous system there is now the equivalent of Sanford onefull-time staff member for each Inpatient. checking on the sums they were asked to vote. bureamrat will say why burden our computers - = on notice, according to competent sources, that Kim may risk nuclear retaliation if he attempts to revive the Korean War, Schlesinger has placed Increased emphasis lately on limited nuclear warfare as a military option. In the backroonis of the Pentagon, he has suggested striking North Korean targets with tactical nuclear weapons if the Communist forces attempt to cross the 38th parallel. Schlesinger would like to get this word to the recklessly ambitious Kim who for months has been tunneling under the demilitarized zone and has now deployed armored forces ijxr a possible offensive. Schelainger has Issued public warnings of a direct attack upon North Korean military forces If a conflict should flare up. He has been careful, however, not to rr.entlon nuclear retaliation in public. . 0 ¶171 ty *A ft Pss! Wont to buy the pail that wasn't made public ?" qtiAoo~ of the CIA report The cautious warnings have had the açr'will cf President Ford, who hoped to eie'r Py'ngyang without alarming PekIng /nd Moscow. The President has t&kn palm r' not to stir up Congress. He has giver. A,ivate assurances to congreIona1 leaders 'hi/, e will not crdcr U.S. forces Into combI !, Korea without formal congrecsional appr 'vii. Meanwhile, Schlesingcr has r.isk.e'd the __ S tr k es Two Publication Laws - - . - . Inflation HOSPITAL NOTES Con tinues To Eas e ' -_ - - - !1glorgo StlIalItO WEATH ER -- George J. Pallo, Deltona Herman K. Trotier, Deltona Dorothy L. .Blankenship, Ann M. Marcurn, Lake Mary the low 90,. Lows in the low 709. age of 100, meaning that con- Lake Mary Cavalier Restaurant, noon, Winds variable 10 mph or les sumers were paying 1159.30 for Kimberly Marcum, Lake except locally strong and gust the same goods that cost $100 Mary JUNE 29 Fr. Lyons Council K of C, near thundershowers. Rain eight years ago. corporate communion at probability 40 per cent during The Labor Department said Nativity Church, Lake Mary, the day 20 per cent at night. there were higher prices during Frances A. Eaton, Longwood Carey K. Ganong, Orange City SISTERS Inc., luncheon at dershowers. Highs mostly in at 159.3 based on the i67 aver- Extended Forecast ' clubhouse, - ., '----. ) -'-.--',.- Federal Savings & LoanAssoc., Joseph M. Parsons, DeBary Partly cloduy through under 10 per cent. 2424 Edgewater Drive, Orlando. tomorrow with a chance of The Labor Department said Rose B. Chester, Deltona Timothy J. MaLson, Deltena mainly daytime thunits Consumer Price Index stood JUNE 26 followed by breakfast at the . Baby Boy Kafka, Lake Mary f.. ' ,• .. _ 111:1--- ;-<r " . ~, - - - ., -a . development o' mobile nuclear weapons as the best defense tgalnst future Koreas and Vietnams. The ; 'ategic Air Command has sent 11seeret. brist Tig teams to explain the new nuclear poliel t' bomber crews and missile wings. In it iiitary .rt'vird, the secret briefings arc called NUWEP, -0 cli metns Nuclear Wei,,is Employment Policy. This is nisire a change of irnphasLi than a change of r/,Iicy. The Limited Nuclear Option, or LNO in ffliiLiry parlance, has been available to the Pres, k.'nt since the early 1960s. Throughout the Viett tin War, for ezam4e, the possibility always Ii.ited that nuclear weapons might have been wi'i against selected targets in Vietnam. V(1 have established that some U.S. planes acvilly flew combat rnlons with tactical mrj(iear weapons. Cotvpewnt sources told us that Ii'. the m1d-1960, an F.1152 pilot fked a nuclear missile by accldet against some North Vietnarmese gunboati in Haiphong Bay, The error reportedly ws' caused by a (Tossed wire in the firing safety mechanism. We did our best to check out the incident but were never able to confirm it. Although we were given the name of th lt who allegedly misfired the .iuke, we were mver able to track him down. Our allies, meanwhile, are ipprchentsive over Schlesinger's new emphasis o i limited nuclear warfare. '1he controversy is summarized In a confidential NATO document in our possession. "Nuclear attack would be met by whatever scale of launch the circumstances demanded, Including, for example, a precision strike against Soviet military targets," states the document. "Supporters of this change claim that it gives the U.S. President greater flexibility in decision making; that it adds to the credibility of the nuclear guarantee to Europe; and it informs the USSR that United States Is prepared to continue the aims ract. If necessary. "Critics, however, maintain that In making the use 01 nuclear weapons more feasible, it increases the possibility of a nuclear war; a] 4o it Is destablizing. In that the USSR could Interpret It as a move towards a first strike capability." Will) FLIGHT: Two senior Senste staff members had themselves a boisterous time on a recent flight to London. The rampageous pair, Robert Vastine and Paul Leventhal, both members of the Senate Goven nment Operations Committee staff, booked first-class passage, although they were supposed to travel by coach as an economy They had scarcely settled In thclr p1uh i, according to witnesses, than they were served champagne. The two Senate employes quickly polished off a bittle of Moet, along with shrimp cocktail and other hors d'oeuvres, It Later Vastine asked for red wine to wash down his main course. when the stewardess informed him there was nothing but Bordeaux on board, he began hollering about the terrible May for gasoline, used cars and meat. The price of beef rose July 2 Seminole Singles, 7:30 p.m., likely interior and west por- 11 percent price decrease of the previous six months. tions. Highs mid 80s to lower 90s With tWO kids Of driving age, - and lows mostly In 70s. The government also had en-e 'fl Daytona Beach tides: highs couraging news about pay, re- I care about P1w car 1ruranc we get ________________ por _ a.m., 12:33 p.m. Port tarningsof workers roseby4.4 y saved $180 to boot' Canaveral. hIghs 6:11 a.m., per cent in May, largely he_____ 6:59 p.m.; lows 12:14 am., cauie of the government tax ____ 12:31 p.m. cutswhlchtookcffectonM.avl. ________ . Y szni.Ie polic I LIJocrriere GARDEN HOMES STARTING AT$16,900 Modern Living with a touch of the old. Woodmere mixes modern conveniences with natural untouched surroundings when you're with Ufeco.0 - service. Nonetheless, the Senate staffers downed two full bottles of Bordeaux, which Vastine grabbed from the stewarts' hand. He also ate three tJrtm(>rs of roast beef, followed by it double portion of ice cream. Yet he raised such a howl about the poor service that a stewardess rushed from the firstclass cabin In tears. And at the end of the flight, an Internal Pun Am teletype quoted both the captain and purser as reporting "two first class passengers, Vastine and Leventhal, extremely abusive and caused embarrassment to remaining first class passengers," Vastine and l,eventhal confirmed that Vastlr,e had been vociferouj but not vulgar in his criticism of the service. "I was Irritated," said Vastine. "One shouldn't lose one's temper, but I did." He said the crew was "very disorganized," the food "was kind of thrown at us" and .,not one profane viord crossed my lips." This wi& disputed by other witnesses. A Pan Am spokesman said the company would make 'no comment" on the incident. Understanding. It's a tradition at Brisson's. -- - ______ Robert I. Brissor L.F.D. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida .. LUXURY LIVING AT 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 evening thundershowers more 7.6 per cent, more than half the Schle'singei" Trying To Warn Kim 11, Sung De!ense Secretary James Schlesinger has b€en trying to send a missage to Pyongyar. He wants to put North Korea's Premier Kim H-swig t Federal Judge Gandhi Hearing Stated Scattered afternoon and JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD By V . our national security. . I The National Security Council and two subordinate commi ttees, the NSC Intelligence But if eight out of 10 schools have approved Committee and the 40 Committee, have primary , ______ ____ driver education courses, this means that two executive control over t1 CIA. The evidence out of 10 don't have a standard program, or from the Rockefeller report is that these cornpossibly none at all. Study in energy conservation minces limited themselves to high-level Moreover, with taxpayers acrois the country directives and general approvals and disapvoting down school levies, In some districts the provals and made little or no effort to monitor or dri ve r education program is one of the areas even to spot check detailed CIA activities for Letters To The being affected by budget-trL'nmtng mnca'ures. effectiveness or illegalities, or for the misuse of men and funds, except when asked by CIA. wi th the name, as the num ber is the iden- ThiS is true even though, according to the HighERA A Step To 1984 way Users Federation, 95 per cent of some 40,000 disclosed investiga on ti Says the report: ,,The tification. no cases in which domestic activities So, your child will be Christened No. so-and. cars used nationwide in the programs is dealereven Editor, The Herald: loaned, and even though many states reimburse those recognized by the Agency as highly senA few comments on an Associated Press so of father so-and-so and mother so-and-so and altive were submitted to the 40 Committee for dispatch of May 5 headed "Equal Rights Bill at six months will be shuttled off to a day care schools for each student taking driver ed. Whatever an individual school district might approval." center to be taught its regimented Okay Predicted In Two Years." save, cutting down on driver education is false The Army, Navy, Air Force, State DepartThis is a perfect example of AP Inaccuracies existence, just economy for the nation as a whole. of other that ment, Treasury, Justice and a fist full Do you think this can't happen? Well, produce the effect that ERA is the wave of "Good driver training can achieve a 10 per government agencies have intelligence func- the future. To wit, 'Five state legislatures consider OSHA which is just a bureau and could tions. All at one time or another come In Close rejected it this spring."ne fact is that nine of 10 be eliminated tomorrow by Congress, but once cent fuel savings--an impressive conservation touch with CIA activities. None felt it necessary legislatures have rejected it so far this spring, the 27th amendment is ratified you are on the measure," according to Cart Wenringer, to report any CIA activity out of bounds. In Ile proposed 27th amendment says in its hook and it will be almost impossible to wriggle president of Doron Precision Systems, Inc., a manufactu rer of driving simulators, addition, It should be noted that the secretaries prime clause, "equality of rights under law shall free. Driver training not only cuts down on acof State and Defense are members of the not be denied or abridged by the United States or Take a look at the main supporters and National Security CounciL and therefore duty any state on account of sex." That seems simple pushers of ERA: ACLU - sympathetic to cidents, he says, but also on gas consumption bound to note and report missteps. enough, and straight to the point, communism since Sacco-Vanzetti; NOW of because students learn to start properly, brake those correctly and drive In a manner conductive to The report is harsh In its remarks on the role of it Is just as simple as a rubber band and just who Phyllis Schlafly says 10 per cent of and successive atas elastic. Department the Justice It can be stretched to cover any ac- attending a recent convention were admitted fuel conservation. Far from being a frill, says an American torneys general: tivity of the sexes, unisex showers In school, lesbians; Gov, Reubin Askew "Busing is Just a army, hcmiseual mnarnages, etc. temporary expedient until we can change the Automobile Assn. spokesman, driver education 'i'he Department of Justice abdicated its statutory duties and placed on the Director 01 But the most important point has been housing patterns "and Common Cause, whose Is the single most important course a high school stu(Jent can Like, and the one most immediately CenterW Intelligence the responsibility for in- ignored by it e press and overlooked by ERA reputation needs no explanation. ______ Planes U ___ - I U p 2417 S. French Ave. ' YS SI Sanf ord, Fla. 32771 ONYI 322-0205 - 831-9774 INSURANCE AGENCY \ \ SALES BY KISH 3237860 REAL ESTATE 321.0041 \•_-, '\,, ' . \.\"V":1TA A'ta i") , .1~ (' . -' ;1- �'. - . 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Mankind titude, patriotism, moral does not need a ritualistic standards, responsibility, and religion. He needs to have a other things of the past have relationship with Christ. He been thrown to the winds, must know Him as lie is Should this trend continue, our revealed In God's Word. nation will wake up and find Mankind's spiritual needs are herself in a most precarious no different today than they condition one day. were centuries ago when Christ There are some things that walked on this earth. All of us just don't change. Jesus dealt need to know Him, to accept with some of these un• Him as Lord and Saviour of our iriuch to religion Gloomy Talks Common Line Key To Old Religion - — Presbyterian COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i 03 H.y & Lake Mary Sled Rev A Clarke Dean Pastor Sunday Church School 1 4$ ?u'.iritiig Worship &Nufwry 1151am Saturda Mans Breakfast I Nan', UPSALA PPESIYTIRIANCHUICH Corns, County Club & Upsala Roads Pastor Rev Darwin Shea I Nan. Sunday School IS Ham Morning Woe-ship 700pm Evening War sOup rr . - "pro- . Buddhist For World Peace "-_ - - I . 4,p. Baptist ClivicIt t orts, i.lp Ccininvv - bvr.vit.r Forest Cly New MI Cot wary Missionary Baytisl. 1151W 11th St New Salem Primitive Baptist Church. 1151 Vt 11151 It Now Mt Zion lutist Church. 1721 Pear Ave **""a PJrk $apt*st Church, 1741W 30th St. PepSi-s Baptist CDl.asi 1301 yr First Street. Sanford P,ncvesl Bapt i st Church Ill # Arp-ort Blorl Pni ii, Icli Bavt.t wn. Rd rot% Porte CHURCH OF CHRIST Ch ur ch of ChrIst. 1112 S. Park Ave Church of Christ at Lace Ellen. U S 11-53 N CasseIberry South Seminole Church of Christ, IllS Lake Howell Rd ChurchofC'vlsl.SC$PalmSprengsOr.,Altamontelpgs ti.rui of Christ, Geneva Church of Christ, LOfI-gitOod ,...i. -i ...... m. — - - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave & lid if Rev Virgil I Bryant and Rev Kenneth IN 1110110 1111%. Ministers Most nilog Worship 130am I is. in Church School II Morning Wrslup Mom Nursery THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbue-Ave .Lake Mary Rev A F Stevens Minister S ISa in Swoday Cisurcit School Morning Worship 1150alove YevthGioup 7 )Is too, Wed Choir Practice I Np in () r g a n iS t Hired By City Church - 0 - ' :' - si Year' Named 'Father ization that believes in improv- ' ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff The St Paul Missionary Baptist Church has named Cleveland Coleman "Father of the Year" for 1975. - Coleman and his wife, Lula, the parents of twins, Cynthia and Credrick, reside at 1008 W. 8th St. lie is se lf -employed as a masonary finisher. Rev. Robert Doctor is pastor of the church. - -. -- Chain-smoking Japanese - - -- . China. the daughter of mi.-j. newspapers a day, as well as Style Remains "There would be enough food ing roan 's lot now, not in some he consumes 60 a sionaries. Graham says she religious newspapers and cigarettes world if we Just let misty afterlife, to feed Presidents and politiciils knows the Bible far better than magazines, lie also peruses the day 'and seated in a deep those countries produce what lyrics of well-known rock songs Peace is his current passion, armchair surrounded by 19th- have come and gone, 2tlblic he does. they can produce best instead of Graham firmly believes that to get iato his sermons competing to become hide, one he indulges when he isn't century European art objects, mores have shifted and changed, but Billy Graham and God chooses his servants and pendent and self-sufficient, supervising the multifaceted Ikeda spells out his plans. But he is no simple armchair his unvarnished brand of the that Divine Providence put him Some kind of working inter- 1ctivities of Soka Gkkai or e way to leading, paper fan in hand, 20,- philosopher, lie believes in get- Bible have survived for a quar- where he is today. lie also got a national structure is th little help from the public rebring about world peace and the 000 of his followers in an in- ting things done and has applied ter of a century. Even Graham's doss' •-iSSid- lations providence of William the same immense e ne rgies spirational get-toget he r ha ppi ness of manki nd," In a long interview the ideas which in two decades built Soka ation with President Nixon — Randolph Hearst This vision of a cooperative tumble out of his active mind. (;akkai into a major force in world commonwealth was held One of them is to set up an in- Japan to the challenge of global tiP In the middle of the last cen- ternattonal educational organ- peace. tury by the Baha'i founder, - - - - - - Herald Photo by Marva hlawkins A & P WEO The Management and Employes -- - "/ - - - CLEVElAND COL1AN Seminole Church Briefs WOMAN'S ) -- WORLD... P,71~_ .3T!L HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff FLAGSHIPBANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY BAPTIST Antih Baptist Church . Ov seds Calvary '&1Is1 Assafubly. 100 Fairmont (Sonflars Gardiere CIvA, Hwy II Ill iavkrv 56o-1s' Cr-.rcr, Cr,s'a' last & Vol 1 ci i.'r, ar a thought — - traditional laymen, was in- .4 Orthodox Roman Catholic New Testament strumental in founding this Movement, P0 Drawer 3149, national organization for the Orlando. Baptist purpose of preserving the LONGWOOD New traditional Roman Catholic Sanford Nazarenes Testament Baptist Ch urch, a faith in the face of the massive An African Experience "A newly organized church holding destruction being inflicted upon services at the Quality Inn the church in recent years both Taste of Africa" was the theme conference room at 1-4 and SR from without and from within," 01 a recent missionary meeting 434, west of the city, i'ffl Mrs. All. Drugan, a mem ber of at the First Church of the Nazarene, Sanford. Sixty-two complete its "Get Acquainted" LF. group said. revi val wi th a 7:30 servIce In Florida the first per- Nazarenes sampled a complete meal African tonight. rrianentchapel,oneofa number authentic th of Pastor Johnny Nowell will tX? nationwide. Is Our Lady of prepaz ed by e women the -- - Jean Patteson Covers it For you daily In The Herald ,.. - ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Assembly 0$ God. 1451 6 Elm U1n. wt' l) :s ' 1k as :zian, wants ti far more interested in baseball that impressed him. "We will bury ourselves. It's and aspired to play profesThe evangelist and his wife, . own affluence that will be sionally, although he wasn't Ruth, live in a 10-room wooden our destruction." nearly good enough. house atop a mountain in Mon. basic Graham's fun. But the gangly elder son of a treat, a tiny community outside dament.alism, the belief that dairy farmer was talked into Asheville. The house, made each man must be redeemed dropping by a good old. from three log cabins, Is guard- through Christ, has remained fashioned revival tent pitched ed by two German shepherds, unchanged over the years. He i • 181 on the red clay dirt of North necessitated by threats. soundsdownright gloomy as he Carolina. Four of the five Graham chil- talks of the state of the world There, he found God. Or as dren are married and have pee- the coming of Armageddon, the the Rev. Dr. Billy Graham puts sented the Grahams with nine end of history, the second grandchildren. Two more are coming, terrorist organizations By GEORGE W. CORNEU1 Baha'u'llah, an Iranian teacher gressive revelation," including it,, God Found him, Since then, God and the (he AP Religion Writer y The youngest of that could be building th whose voluminous writings are Abraham, Moses, Krishna, ssorld changeable concepts when lie lives, and to live each day as lie has never lost sight of Graham's children, Nelson Ed- Bumb, and the quagmire AmerNEW YORK (AP) "'Me ear regarded by fol.lowers as reve- Buddha, Zoroaster, Jesus and preached the Sermon on the has taught us through His is but one country, and mankind lations from God. Billy Graham, who is now well nian, is in prep school in Stony- ica has found herself in since Mohammed. Mount, found In the fifth Word. Some things never its citizens." into his third decade as a revi- brook, N.Y. the assassination of President 'oneness of humanity, oneAlthough the group Issues no t,alist. Recently he had a pm. chapter of Matthew. God's change! "We'reveryfortunatethatall Kennedy. That planetary inter- ness of religion, oneness of statistics, estimates are that vate chat with President Ford, five of our children have fol. dependence has become a corn God," goes a key saying. This recently prompted Sen. Baha'is now total 4 million in making Ford the sixth presi- lowed Christ," says Graham. Warren Magnuson of Washingmonthcmenowad.aysandlt'sa The unitary goals stress 320 countries of Europe, Asia, dent of the United States to The elder of the two sons, ton toaskif Graham considered central credo of a religion be- equal rights and worth of male Africa and America, Including confer with Graham. William Franklin Jr., got off to himself an optimist or a gun in Iran 130 years ago and and female, equality of races, 70,000 in 1,000 local spiritual asThe Queen of England has a rocky start. which now reaches into many an end to nationalistic prej. semblies in this country. poured tea for him, the Re. "He was into everything you countries—the Baha'I faith. fai an optimist •'i told tim I udices., the basic harmony of Its national offices are at W11 publicans have ttied to draft Its ideal of intcrnatlonal gov. religion and science, in think of, even having the because I had read the last page universal mette, Ill., site of one of five him as a presidential candidate police chief chasing him," says of the Bible." ernment "Is becoming more education and equal justice for typically nine-sided houses of (he's a ''. registered Democrat), Graham. "I never got after and more accepted," says Di'. all. Graham is certain he will go worship around the world. Its and he's probably filled more him. Love would always come to heaven and actually looks Dorothy W W. Nelson, dean of the Baha'u'llah, is considered th e top governing body is an elect- stadiums and auditoriums than first. During this time, he would forward to Judgment Day. . - ~ .. - Recently employed as University of Southern Califor- "manifestation of God" for this ed, dne-member International any other man in history. Fifty always hug and kiss me when 661i'm L t gives me a great sem'ola law school and an officer f age, the latest of such manifes- house of Justice, in Haifa, organist of the First United -- or - _`1 million souls have heard him he saw me. When it was over, renity the National and peace. I have the Spiritual tations in a long line of rael, Methodist Church of Sanford is preach at 225 crusades in 55 there was nothing to me- Holy and living within me,' Assembly of Baha'is In the U.S. ' Mark Acker, a native of Vero countries. establish." Graham says sim ply. Beach, where he was organist As the first American woman Burt Lancaster playing "ElGra ha m gave quick notice to of the First Baptist Church for Son Follows Path to head a major Law school, miser Gantry" pales before A a group of Republicans who i three years. Nelson says the discipline ofelectric presence that is Billy ed to draft him into runAt his wedding, th e namesake want Law and justice themselves Acker, organist for the Graham, evangelist extraor- of the famed preacher had a ning for president in 1964. . point to the present need of an dinnaire. The Rev. Dr. Gra ham surprise for his paren Annual Messiah presentation The pr eac her born to be a ts. He . Lnterilnked world system. .. he'd rather be called Mr. nounce(I wi th symphony orchestra, has that he and his wife pr eacher says he never even presented several organ con- - "Inevitably we are moving were dedicating their lives to considered. "God has called rn' -J TOKYO (API Daisaku 1k- iz.ation which he calls a United Graham or just plain Billy eel-ta. toward It," she said In an inter- eda is a muscular Buddhist, an Nations for Education. Devoted looks like Hollywood's version Christ. Billy Jr. is now in Bible to preach and I consider that higher job." view. "It won't be brought administrator who tackles the to research into the causes of f God. Or, at the very least, school in Denver. While In high school he was / Michael the Archangel. nl about o y by Baha' is And peach he has, with the . The Pfl problem of world peace with all war and ways to achieve rAlready Graham's son is a pe accompanist for the choral1' ' H is eyes are very piercing po werful preacher. lie looks organiza tional support of the is of God." department that presented such the industry, optimism and per- lnanent peace, it would be and very blue, his nose is long like his father and Graham says Billy Graham Evangelistic As. She said that with the swell- sistence of a successful Japa- based in Moscow. programs as Carousel, Fiddler .. Ano ther is to create a 20- atand sin,pointing, and his one feels, directly modestly: "I've been told he sociation, run by a select and on the Roof, and other corning interconnections of the nese businessman. In recent ha IN 1 1 1 " . , "s respectable group of businesswavy and and saunds very much like me." munity concerts. Their globe's communications, trans- months he has adopted the member nonpolitical comms- leonine. His smile Isirmobile One daughter is married to a men who monitor the 1118-to $ sion of leading world figures to , porta tion, scientific advances, United Nations. "Element of Sound" ws reassuring and the strong white Raleigh, N.C. dentist who is acmillion annual budget. By the time he is through with explore how to strengthen the teeth good performed at Disney World last commerce and economy, and enough to sell any tive In beat politics; another is Graham draws only $32,500 in with its common fate subjected it that international organ- existing United Nations, year. He accompanied the kind of toothpaste. married to a Philadelphia TV salary now. The directors want"Why not have some portion MARX A to its military potentialities, Ization will be fully aware that youth choir of First Baptist Appearing taller than producer, and the third is mar- ed to give him more but Gra•i People are realizing Increas- he is around, Church, Vero Beach, on their Stetson University In fall of the on U.N. representation measured 6-foot-2, Graham ned to a wealthy Swiss, a ham rejected it. elected a worldwide basis?" tour of five states, ( and will continue his study of ingly that only through sharing For Daisaku Ikeda, 47, is no he asks moves with an almost double- childhood friend who is now "I don't feel I should make will we be able to feed the of world and solve the problems the ordine-Ir) person. Short. open.. Arker will be a sophomore at music. jointed lithe grace. Even in p11 getting his Phi). in psychology, more than a pastor of a large Another thought: "Make laced, the son of a seaweed international economy. Once maker, he is the head of Ja- U' N. a forum for decision-malt- s'ate conversation, he gestures They're talking about going to church makes," explains Grawe recognize we are one world, panes lO-million-member Soka trig chiefs of state, rather tiian frequentl' with his mag- work with he roi ne addicts on ham. I The well versed evangelist nific-ently artistic and enor- the streets of Paris. we can forget tariffs, forget Gakkai, a Buddhist lay organ- ambassadors who have to takeuius Of hands. . Graham's wife was born in reads more than a half-dozen orders from home." boycotts. WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff p FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 3133 Sanford Ave Pastor Rev FiedMcChiary Ii in Sunday School Merriment Worship free 130pm £v,nsng Sat vote 734pm Bible SluJy Tees Eve 7) 1pm Youth Service Tees Eve The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible SEMINOLE CHRYSLER-PLYMOU1H And Staff Cei LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ItS Crystal Lake Dr Lake Mary. Oh Pastor Rev Paul 0 Triss.l 11am Sunday School Evening Service Wed Bible Stvdi NYPS .. . Av e Morning Worship A bible Study J musi change. Some groups is not enough just to read the in 0000 Friday PligN- ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7lI Oak A is* Sanford Or W i lliam Emit Puho, Fr P J Kilt Alit Puts, Bob. VigitMiss 750pm. Seen Man lam IS 11011, I7ne-on Conhosinorsi 5a1 7pn in in SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH $OOvIands Ave (17 III (Lutheran Church in America I William I Dewiwy Pastor Early Service • Sunday School 5 41 in Worship to SO a in W! dsdayNsghfIib0Stvdy Catholic I ISa 9 Boa to 00 a --- PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HI5hW&1 44 We Paul Sonvi,1 Evangelist Able Clan 11 108 in Morning Worship 1100am Eve-fling Worship S lOin B v (rs at s',,1 I 3 p in 1 1H - ., - in P.(T SANFORD FREEWILL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIt Park Ave-flue Dr Ja, T Cu-mats ParlieMorning WvUip I Its in Sunday School I IS a in Racier Cue-al, LUTII(RANCHURCPIOF THE REDEEMER 1 13 W 311h Place TM Lutheran Hove and TV "This is Ire Life" Rev. Elmer A Revsclseepastor Sunday School I ISa in Worship service Ii 11I in Kindergarten and Nurse-ny .- 04 3111 S.nlo,d Douglas 0 Elliot? Sunday School Lutheran - in are Billy GnsHin i e . - -4 " IPon4SnIMnSWy Church Trati..rsg E IN "'esell Worship Wed Pc&vrc S..c. HOLY CROSS 4415 Park TM Rev. LoroyD Soper The Rev Carl T. Cannon Holy Communion Church School Family Service &_ • . CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCP Cot 1014 St & ødk Ave Bill W Coltman P?r Sunday School IS -- . - .)U Episcopal J 7~7 i1t-;t I is in Wed Player Service .ry upyn ,STRR 7 It 'ii Sunday NM Srsadcait Dial a Devetitentaii If hn 114111, in GENEVA CHURCh OF THE NAZARENE St of 43 Geneva Paslai Rev A B Green IS Na in Sunday School 11,006 M 5n Worship I 04 m Sun NYPS Sun Eve Worship 7 SOp in 730pm Wed Pvaer - 4i,9Pt . It "a m t lip M 7 lOp m pm Pastor 9 iSa in if 41 M. lISa in 6.Sip in. )•' ' Mosirresinso; Worship Church Training Nazarene CHURCH OF 000 - f x - - - Church Of God • , - A fit .. A _A4A _____ -- MiMttee-- 4 Christian ti We live In a day when all that Word, the Bible, will not change . it 0 Is old Is not accepted In our its message for man. With all ITI IV: :Jr society. Yesterday'smodesand the changes we see today, we :t t Hearst took a liking to the EDITOR'S N(YfE - Billy and his long-held conviction morals are a thing of the past. must never consider that the t ha t Nixon was innocent in young evangelist and th e unknown Graham was preaching ant ; -; / - . ,r •: Jr J Our way of life, our dress, and Bible is outdated or no longer William Watergate ., affair did not sint down t he order: 'Puff : communism when 10 our me thods of education are relevant for today's needs. The I — Graham's , 'raham." Randolph fleart took a liking seem to damage / i I I 1. all tha state of constant change. Bible Istlineless. It speaks and : !.:.j Graham, the patriot who i. to the unknown young prestige. I, for one, am not against has spoken to every generation. VA -. But Graham, 56, maintains sews the Constitution as the evangelist and helped to i ll change. Change brings It will never change. it 'epromote him, lie's still that he was probably closer to second greatest document in progress. What would our world communism. aga % -i..._.... preac tamd will always have a — - __- be like if there had never been a menace to the world. but Graham now sees the other president. need for the message of God. 4~ I any change? We enjoy . - ___ Graham is keenly interested "They have a gigantic plan deterioration of moral values -. - -r. 11 having electricity, the automobile, the our basic needs are the same as e powerful people he meets for the world and they may win th as a greater eviL He sounds in . _____ -- airplane, and many other those of our ancestors food, .: have to say. You temporarily," he says. "But downright gloomy as he talks of and what they __ modern conveniences. What clotWng, and shelter. Most of 00~\ don't need to talk with him very Christ will win in the end. the state of the world, .1 . are able to meet these needs. changes will come in the next _____ long before he comes out with a "I don't see any hope but the so ____ Our greatest need is a spiritual years? I would to YOU recent thought of Henry comi Ii" ng of C hr ist. I used to think ll KAY BARTLETT and the old go forth and one. Everyone needs the Kissinger or an opinion of Alex- the world really was going to AP Newsfeatures Writer honored for 48 years of se rvice as superin te ndent of St. Matthew change your world -make it a message of God as found In His CHURCH HONORS wider Solzhenitsyn, or maybe turn to God . I don't be lieve that MONTREAT, N.C. (,\p) Word. This need has never Missionary Baptist Church Sunday School was Deacon Henry J. better place in which to live. Billy Frank, as he was celled something the Qtnen of Pri g- fWmorP." changed. Burns, shown here with Mrs. Burns. Rev. James T. Hagln There Is a danger point, Graham feels the deteriorathen, was a shy kid. Mostly in. land had to say. preached on the theme, iiBallders for Now and Eternity," however, when there Is much nkind sui1 Jwys have a BAPTIST DEACON It does not come out like lion of moral values Is a greater terested in fast cars and pretty singling out Deacon Burns for special prxlse. Pastor of the church change and progr.ss that one need for a personal rclationstilp name dropping. Graham, the evil than communism. girls, is Ha's S. W. Washington while Mr Ix-gins to think that all things with God'.; Son, Jesus uia Martin is acoiriant r:ichcr t: - , iRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH (or lYth and tit" Friday, June 20, 1 9 75-7A Tent Revival Led e. ,w 1:11me _____________ ___ .4 - . ___________ Central Baptist Church . 'I :_1 1 ___________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. f4 I . . ___________ - ,- It ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlarido Springs Drive Longwood, Fla Ju s t 11611 01 Interstate NATION I . Pastor 1':418m. 11:00am. liSp-he-. 110pm 1:10pm P.EPnI,IWOIIMIP Wed Prayer Meet I ._ . Ff -,_ -),, . * : CH J- B Forrest Sunday school Macrung Worchip E,ortI.eagul `111111 By REV. BILLW. COFFMAN FIRST SOUTHERN • Ccrrver 71h 4 Elm C Li hc,ll 'e •rdap $er,,(e% - -= Pastor's Corner e_,% I I Methodist THE SEVENTH DAY .iDVENTIST CHURCH sercc. Saktaffi ;.: •-• - - 4i patter - - - - So u 111 etti ForeICdy—SR 131 - Friday, June 20,inS Adventist C, Brian Tare - ••.. . - METHODIST Barnett United M.moq*aI Church, E Delary Ave. Enterprise Bear Lake United Methodist Church Bethel AM 1. Church. Canaan H515. Cass,Ib,ry C441111111101144 United Methodist Church. Hwy, 17-I3 & Piney Rid,s Rd. Cassolborry Delary Community Me-thodist Church, W Higltbanks Rd . Delart F,ti tluv,I.1 ik.ir...A.. ...n... ... - I - t Marks Presbyterian Chvrth, loll PlIm Springs Rd. AItainonle Spgs Upula CSminvMIy Presbyterian Cluvrcs. Upsala Rd Westminster Presbyterian Church, Red Iwg Rd. 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By JAN MONAHAN Herald Staff Writer New records aren't unusual at Seminole Turf Club, Casselberry, but there': two legged with a golden m'xie who is setting th most wrsua1 one ThiS Young. 5p&rItedglrUs Sandy Wing and who even let Sandy park her cam pe r in their back yard In Forest City So the moIe life shouldn't be the hard Part "The difficult part Is that you make friends and then have to leave every three or four 01 tha," says Sandy But the free outdoor life is probably of a photo-finish camera "It's a job a girl," admits Sandy Not does it affect her lifestyle, but how many women would be willing to climb over I ,000 steps every night to sit alone for hours in hours every evening, six nights a week Iii what amounts to about an eight-foot square dark room An awning-type window is the port opening to refreshing breeze and view of the track hundreds of feet below. But often a tiny black room high &top the grarIdstand? that's enough to air out On noxious odor of the friends filly perhaps e weird For only I AnativeofHollywood,F1a.,Sandyworked L - -_____ ___ works - Vk' approach to the line. After the horses pass, an usherette at Hollywood Dog back. while Uwe she became friends wi th the photo finish camera operator who offered to train her on the "magic eye" And that was the beginning of a new career for Sandy. After learning the photo-finish Sand' lowers her window and in to da rk ness rust quickly and deeriously remove the film from the camera and develop it in a mattcr of 15 or 20 seconds. In a stand below, the judges wait for Sandy to "read" the negatives and give them the 1 operation on her own time, she applied to "Eye-In-The,Sky," a Tampa Ilm which provides the eqWpment and pmawl for many of the country's ham and dog racing final fine-up of horses as they crossed the finish fine via intercom. In a clm, nom-to-now race the negative itself can be flashed to the judges. If there is "Now aqueston, the negative before the official results of a race can be announced and payoffs calculated. away fromome before, b'ught a camper, loaded i up wi th her wordly belongings arid headed for central Flor ida "I knew It would Actually working only about two or three minutes eery race leases a lot of time over a span five hours "I bring embroidery, be had to ruA an apartment for only a few nonths" says Sandy who wiljbeon the move again when the mason's over here. books ... coloring books, anything to keep lot of personality and poise for a girl of 18 us enough to work at a race track palatable, Sandy has added a poster and a touch of bright contact paper to the walls. .- - •-- .•• - . - - -.. -. - .- . . - . . I. II . k — = "This was a very hurried attempt to do some good for the Boy Scouts. By the tirfie I realized the women wouldn't be able to come, it was too Late to change the meeting place," Hedrick said. He added that the six women ex. . I .-*, I . . .. .I . _ . - I. - . ,.,.. ..: -. .. I J I -f __0 . . !%& _-, . . , t - XI - 4 , , those 1,065 stairs to the clubhouse Perhaps that's what helps keep her at a slim 115 to "What's My Line ,, Now that some of the tracks are on su, ike not sure where she'll go from here Who knows, she may wind up on na tional Sandy's "I've met many nice people and "so many things have happened to me since I swtpd this job," "I'm a celebrity," she - !-U Women competing will Also on the line up are include Jan Johnson Camille Jeannette Alexander, Edith competition. Men's and wonxn's doubles Moreland, Bonnie Fessel, Betty McNeill. Hope Schlrard, Liz McKee. Emma Spencer, Kim Farr, Connie Fox, Nancy The follovnng weekend, Jluw ill doubles competition with awards Saiuday June 21 and continue presen Shirley Huaman, DEAR ABBY:!am a 44-year. Our Sem &4MM, Whose Ages what tk neighbm mighI say b old widow with four children range from 7 to 17. stillathorne. !'vebeenseelnga My friend's 17.year.old Diane Wright Doug Maliczowskl, Vernon Mize, Ricky Rosemond, Bob Playing in men's compe titi on McKee, Dave McNeill and Danny Wallace, Jerry 1;, Abby - worth drMng 71 mIles home weekends. Because of time and expense, we star overnight at — telephones when we are I would like your opinion. In an Whelchel, Robert Farr, Jim achrach, Tommy .- Mira and the Birmingham Americans nosed out Rearnon and the Florida Blazers -21 in the 1974 WFL version of the Super Bowl. The Express got the rights to Mira and signed him earlier. The Blazers, who were based in Orlando, are now defunct. Reamon chose to remain with the WFL after negotiating wi th ' - - . -t - - _. __ — __- i - . . ' 'k ,. ' ~ - - - --~E ; - the National Football League champion Pittsburgh Steelers and .• - the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian League. "I made my decision for the happiness and security of Tommy," he said. '1 think Icould make any club in football. lwasn't afraid to try the NFL" He wouldn't say whe th his con tract guarante es him the P7,47 still owed him by the old WFL. I hope to be better than a year ago," Reamon said "Jacksonville's str ongest point at this moment appears be the offensi ve line along with Mira quarterback We need to get - - - ' Z - "t -. - , - - - - - . :- / I I - - - - - - .. .. -- I __ - - - - - ---W Z_ to , I . at team unity. That's important. Then we can make a run for the 1975 World Bo Reamon gained 1,576 yards on 386 carries wi th the Blazers As a rookie, I was worked in slowly," he said ' That's why I only had 637 y ards after the first 11 games I think it helped me, because any rookie has to mature" 4. wl " ." - ', -,, - -'' - * ¼ wr ' - . - - " ' ' It '_ : ' . . ' ..1 ," Reamon was a regular nming back at Missouri in 1972 and l973 after being named nauonaljunior duegehackof the y.ear V for two seasons while playing with Fort Sm.ith, Kan., Junior Tony Little, left, and Darrell Shuler, both of the Sanford Continental Little Leagu go to their knees after a play at third base in a The Express also announced the signing of veteran center recent game between Georges Howard Kindig, who played three games with the predecessor Jacksonville Sharks and eight with the New York Jets of the NFL last season He was with the Miami Dolphin's NFL and Jack Prosser Ford (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) Catfish Hunter, left, boosted his record to 10-6 with an eighthitter against the igers e retired the first 17 batters championship teams of 1972-73 •' 0 1 ,_ . S ~_ .- r Reus, Jerry right, shut out the Cardl- nals on five hits The win stretches the the N L East to 31/2 games. I. - -e By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Baseba ll's World Oakla nd A's have come up wi th their own plumbers' unit to sabotage any title aspirations / / of I / / ' I lI4 iL. - __ Goose _/ ____ atteuip to piacat those some of our guys," said Dark, who rested Bert Campaneris, Gene Tenace and Billy Williaats and used Reggie Jackson as the designated hitter. However, Ted Martinez, flay Fosse and Angel bbled at the plate Louis Cardinals nothing fat to hit, . Mangual filled in capably. 1agnolia Avenue in downtown Orlando "I want everyone in the Central Florida area interested In Scouting to come — especially the women," said I I 0, It - After starring in baseball, football and While L%nn concentrated on baseball, w' yzer, who homered with twb out in the Mxth. Ron LeFlore later enough money. Company, Faust's Drug Store, Touchton a Pharmacy, ______________________ _ doubled off Hunter in the., eighth Inning and eventually came Men Store, Knight's Shoe Store, around on a grounder for the Tigers' final runRangers 5, White Sox 3 Tom Grieve's two-run double sparked a five-run .seventh in. — Seminole Sporting Goods, ning that carried Tuas over Chicago. Chicago left-bander ! Kader $ Jewelry, Dr.. Russell - ' PLEASE Electric, Emma Spencer, __________' surrendered a single to Leo Cardenas and a \ralk to Jim Sund. ' I . 9 * Abby, his parents don't go DEAR NO NAME: It would Burger Chef, McDonald, anywherc in the evening, and be a sm,Il matter for your Seminole Chrysler and A 'I. __________ • each other's horm. We do not lad that as long as you bow and he says, "Just mening they CWM just as well call an husband to ask lils parents to Plymouth, Downtown Winn. sleep together! I feel that we that everything is kouber, said arQund." So I sit and est alone hour later. Or he could say he's call after 1. And it he doesI DWe ind .4nford Atlantic ' ~, . -_._ i_"_- - . National Bank. 61 cepted a Football scholarship to Southern prise with a mighty bat so far this season. California. A year later he q ui t football to It's difficult to realire that he graduated concentrate on baseball, playing on three just two years ago from Southern cal. consecutive NCAA championship teams. Claude Osteen carried a 3-0 lead int6 the seventh, but quickly . . . . . I Lai I - Lyin began playing the game early. At "I played freshman football and then the age of four, he began learning from hi. s played baseball in a summer league," father, Fred Sr. The senior Lynn recalls berg, Cesar Tovar then singled through the left side to score L)mnsaid. "Bobby Winkles W11. 1; mv coach even ftowing a ball softly at his son's Cardenas with the Rangers' first run. that Rich Gossage replaced Osteen and Toby Harroib greeted him with a run-scoring single. Gossage struck out pinch-hitter Jim summer and he told me I would be head to prove it didn't hurt too badly and foolish to continue to play football. Ile told not to be afraid. Spencer but Grieve lined a shot into the right field corner to me I iou1d go somewhere in baseball, but I'd he just aisther guy n football. score Tovar and Harrah. After Mike Hargrove was intentionally walked, Lenny Randle singled home Grivve with the final run of "Winkles convinced me. Besides. I got Detroit, he went 5 for 6 with Utree homers, knocked out a few times in football, twice a triple and asingle, driving in 10 runs and the Innn ..7 An outstanding centerfielder with a Instead, the 6-foot-1, IL5pounder ac- powerful arm, Lynn has been a big sur. by .- my own . I mouths and just a bunch of Eggs on the scoreboard Thursday "I've been able to mntrol my pitches and put the ball pretty __ —_—_- hr said, . - - 1. . . . A -i. 0-_i N;'A L4..,Vs.g ? - ___ 7~ - I ~- . ___~ .' L. a-*~Afw. tin . - - -, 0 I ,,, 1_1 _11 ~41 _,-' . a-Z: i~.-N~4~~~-NN]V~,71'"4 -~ 1. ~.l Ala ' Pirate staff as nediocre. eus e e another high,hard one at the 1'_''_~__ ,_%!~OAVIOW -V4Z-- L~ N, Ga ry Carters in field single drove home the winning run in the 13th inning to lead Montreal's victory over New York. Pitcher In 53 games there. he hit nly .259 with six homers a. B. But 0 he was promoted last year to Pawtucket of the Dale Murray began Vie Montreal rally with a walk on four pitches from Rick Baldwin and was sacrificed to second. After an intentional walk V) Mike Jorgensen, Tcny Scott singled to load the bases and st the stage for Carter's dramatic hit. honors with a .282 average, 21 homers and 68 lUll. Iloweer, he as overshadowed by Jim Rice, also now with Boston. _.. 4. ', * li~' -I .1-4 - . ._. ?,~*r- x , - with his beauty Thursday night. Coupled with the New York Met3'3-2 defeat by Montreal in 13 innings, the Pirates improved their lead in the National League East to 3L2 games. ' -• . ra choice In 1973. He signed for a reported to Bristol of the Class AA Eastern League two homers Rnd driving in 10 runs. Ile won a regular job in spring training and appears to have found a home. - But Jim R(K)ker ansAered that charge Wednesda ,y night with homers and third with a .352 batting average. Lymn, 23, was the Red Sox' No. 2 draft International League and earned All-Star A -, the .- " "I __ - The starvation diet left the Redbirds with a bad taste in their M3lotn branded I . nn now leads the lea e with 50 RB! And young Fred is terrorizing American Lynn came up to the Red Sax for 15 League pitchers. Wednesday night in games last September, hitting .419, belting defensive linemen. I was a colIccing 16 total bases. The latter tied the -,.i i-! ,*I, " th his pitches, , Reuss' six-hitter, his second shutout over the Cardinals this season and his eighth victory, is a bitter pill for St. Uuis to swallow. Only a couple )f nights ago, Cardinal pitcher Lynn league rvco:-d set by Ty Cobb in 1925 and equaled by Lou Gehrig in 1932 and Rocky Colavito, in 1959. 129 total bases and a .648 Cunningham went on to fame as a sluruns gging mark He is second event. They are: Chase and our evening meal (always phone, and I really exploded. having dinner and call them why don't you? That's (be reason tie's in Liseball. -1 ____________________________________ , i just been Consistent ,.rnd con1stncy is th e most portant ingredient In pitching basketball at ElMonte, Calif., high school, fullback, scoring four touchdowns in the Lyrin rejected d SM,ODO bonus from a* 197.1 Rose Bowl, and now is established New York Yankees. He didn't think it was with the New England - _- e Catfish hunter retired the first :7 batters and finished with an 1 explaining Ws 5-0 shutout over the Cardinals and other recent like Sam "[3am" Cunningham in football, something I'll never forget." Vankees 9. Tigers 2 s E much where I want to," tbe Fi-g Pir!te 0 BOSTON (A P) — Fred Lynn, the Boston defensive back and split end and we fled Sox rookie sensation, knows what it scrimmaged against the varsity. I got run fceli like to try to tackle a rwwway truck over a few times by Sain CunnL-Igham, _ 1 ~ f--J -1- - By ThF ASSOCIATI..D PRESS .i Thursday. — - -- --: 14s'~--Ca#W~ ,ri4i%:- vf.,! .%;;1100W . . Reuss Fires - ; iovW'! . ~;-. 9 ` 1.1 - 0 - eight-hitter while Roy White drove In five runs with a ht)iner and a single to lead New York over Detroit. IV Tigers' first baserunner off Hunter, 10-6, was Tom Ver- Center, Tennis Stuff, Sanford are well enough chaperoned by HE knows lt oudou't feel that while he makes small talk with --r---_ 4*0 Oakland won the final four games of the five-game set, which left the Tins eight games behind "We've got to be thankful e could wi n this game resting Federal building, on the correr of Church Street and Speer, NO NAME L between 5:30 and 6). She asks DEAR L d explain to the my husband wha t he's doing, .a, at 7:30 p.m. In the Friendship Rocm of Orlando First Emery, Ron Boyd, Pedro got cold because he was on the eating f the WFL's three most valuable players of 1974, signed wi th the Express Thursday and joined quarterback George Mira, who as most voted 'valuable in the World Bowl game .- - t.-----.. I——,______ .-.T___ Torruny Reamon, who led the league in rushing and was one of . _________________ - baserunning for a 5-2 victory over Minnesota In 10 Innings Hedrick said he is mailing letters of apology to all the women concerned. Ile is also firral"ging another meeting to further discuss th-z Scouts' financial problems on July 2 There are 18 sponsors for — We live 70 miles apart and neighbors might say. - ti challengers in the American League West. "We've won four of five and put Minnesota back a ways," said Oakla nd Manager Dark "Now we've got to prepare for . Kansas City." The makeshift A's capitahzed on strong pitching by Sonny Siebert, Glenn Abbott and Paul Lindblad and some daring reports back" McKibbin, Mike Long and Jeff McKee. B' AElIG IL VAN BUREN 4-year-old widower who ha; mid he doesn't think we shI a DEAR ABBY: My h LA-A three children who are also spend the night at each other's and I are supposedly mature fiving al home. We've talked of homes even though HE knows adults in our ft We have been his mother and sometimes W back when lie's finished. marriage, but have no definite everything is respectable married five years. M least fire father, too. I would appreciate your because hC's afraid d what the nights a week, his mother PW& Last night his whole dhmr opinion on this matter. can we each other orly en ' and as long as someone represents us, what's the dif. ference whe th er it's a man's voice or a woman's that Wally Hall, Harry Wuest, Alex Dear - - Champion ' But Janet Stebbim, chairman of a Seminole County troup committee, said: "I felt the arrangements were made hastily. The choice of location was unfortunate. But Socle Edith McNeill, chairman, can Connie Bennett and Cathy .Marilyn Denton, Carol Ann John Morgan, Gene 'nTker _________________________________________ : Distance Sets Problem A A ft , a Citrus Girls it P.owicIJ board upset the n because "fund as about raising is an important matter and I feel women have are Howard Flagg, Brad Gonzalo Huaman. Also playing will be Walt Hollingsworth, Wendell Harden, Cathy Wuest, [)on- Morgan, Susan Whelchel, Suzi Springfield, David McCook, Morgan, Frank Whigham, John nalynn Knight, Sandy Mize, Hanna, 11 so JACKSONVILLE (AP) - Two of th e World Football League's offensive stars of last year will be together on the Jacksonville Express in the new WFL this season Al B i I I ii M I was thrilled to send a man. I don't like to raise money information I a an Barbara Torrey Sinclair, Lynt; Unterler and Billy Brumley, John Tucker, Cancer Society Tennis Benefit Courts, 620 Osceola Drive, Tournament will be held this Sanford month wi th me 54 players in on Suriday June 22 at Emma I 'nember, said she But in a way it's true. Benefits Cancer be contacted for additiortal Gray. £ -:: • 0 W'18 th Jax ____________ __ lil Of the 70 persons invited, only about 20 men attended Tuesday ve uced ideas to help the council's lagging funds, says, facetiously tossing her long hair her sh oulders. television. She has already sent her letter It. good Ideas We're the behind the scenes work" - -Li ...-' ____ N from a man," I *;J -- j "Personally, I'%e o nly recei ved one poison letter, and that commented Hedrick neat Tennic, Tourne P --- I ---. - ____________________________________________________________________________ directly to him, tliough he had heard "wcond hand" that somc of them were angered. switch Sometimes she breaks out and goes down - . __ .. ----l- -_.__1 - - __ -______ 1_ ___ . ~ ..,.-I !; - -_ ~--~ _____ __ ~` -~____ _ - M_ ,___~ _ r' ~ require HEW to study its practical Impact on the sports progra ms cludedFromtheluncheonhadnotezprjdIspleu . With her awning window raised, Sandy watebet horses approach finiih line and activates camera To make her black abode a little more - ' - - . . __ I ___ - -- ' '. - busy" says Sandy. make it easy for Sandy to find friends. Good - . . .. - Ile suggested that Congress declare a moratorium on any application of Title IX to intercollegiate athletic programs and - club bars women except for rtaln social functions David Hedrick, co mmi ttee chairman of an Orlando Scout troup who arrang ed the luncheon, said he knew about the "lady exclusion thing" but that it"silpped my mind In the urgency of getting things l,gether." ' - - - .,. -. , basketball in quality and, ultimately, loss of spectator interest." Scouts was held at the Urtiversity Club In Orlando. The . __ 'r , ' sent out because the luncheon in aid of the Central 'Fl orida ('jp1l of Boy ! . . .,. -, - -7-air ign - dictable. If groas revenues fromsuch sports as football and basjetjl must be as available for women's sports as well as for men's, he said, "the inevitable result is a downgrading of football and ' - . of A t old . . Invitations to a Boy Scout fund ralsing luncheon held inOrlandoTueadayread:1fthlsieftej is addyeJ to a . . I yma saroughprin She was hired and assigned to the local turf club which began the first part of a spht season in April. So Sandy, who has never been ' . Dade Junior College and worked part-time as 4 ' _______________________________________ • - unless rejected by Congress, require equal treatment for males and females in gym classes, %ocatlonal training, financial aid, faculty hiring and many other activities, especially athletics Fi' ak said the ultimate effect of the regulations are pee- SomeWomen Of , ' - - -. - The new rules, signed by President Ford and set to go into - with. - r ' ) .:__ -,!_;,~~ _-__ .. - =~ . - .. - _~-~-~-,_... w ___ -_-_ t.___________ ix - be activated as the first horses begin the final p ir t.. W. ,:'il - c...•-......... - ... __________ effect July 21 - A movie type camera permanently affixed s r ' - in the wall and focused on the finish fine must - - v/I We -- anywhere, she went back to school at Miami -j 011110. - eeiifl l for a bank after graduating from high school in 1974. Realizing that wasn't taking her trsckstncludingSernlnole -----. developing chemicals Sandy Men-Only Ruff ed — S ----- - WAlIINGTON (AP) The ational Collegiate Athletic Assoclatlon says new federal regulations requiring equal treat ment of men and women in athletic programs are "calculated to destroy" such popular and successful college sports as football and basketball. NCAA President John A. Funk told a House education subcommittee the Ford administration regulations will destroy the financial basis upon which most universities operate their athletic programs "A failure to provide some protection for revenues from those spor ts which enjoy significant public in terest would eventually resiltinaner5ionofthatinterestandconsequent1yanerosion of those revenues," said Fuzak, associate dean of the college of education at Michigan State University. FuzaksaidtheDepartmentofHeal th, Education Welfare, which wrote the regulations, "has been absolutely lookattheeconomcstructueandrealit ift of geatj, and has In effect insisted on treating revenue-producing sports in the same fashion as those — for either men or women — which are not revenue productite " think this attitude is just plain unintelligent," he said Fuzak made his remarks In a statement prepared For the su bcommittee which Is reviewing the guidelines Implementing Title .. - - ace I j -- ___ __I___ - - z __ ,- — .: 1- ,-, ~i ___ It1'. R I ' i" / e, nee ess zik. 'ELJ&i4. M To Destroy .- I t "l'e had enough" he fumed "I'm going home" A cole of friends and his fe, Jeani rcCd CWWn. Wt-skop1 agrred t.) contmut under personal protest South Africa's Ga Playe, a former Open Inflerandoneofthefaoritehere,ta 75 Defending champion Hale In shot a 74 /( I- * r .: I there" TomWekopfandJohnyMiflerwhobareIy mid ;tts on th€ finRi hole in lg sprIngs rnrriat;. " 'J ed to in I caine off (he ejurse with noke pounng from their ears Notodolyquick toanger, Weiskopf got his dander up when he received an unfavorable I I (J o-_ - his locker and began taking resolute steps to. ward the U.S. nnu icc,--!-~ ,ir,r. f%AA."-_#._ ' !%I ,._ _*--~, - 1 ,Ik .~ - - A % --. , 1 . I II - " r. mo ecor - -_ t the fairways were soft ard hadn't been cut. There were some aw', -ward situationit. .,-,,, omen Calculated - i z- '_ AI.ZJ After each race, Sandy re %-~'. * - a I Wathon and Pat lonj, tied for the lead with 67s, and a lycar tot!r veteran, Jim Weichers ho nevr has won a pro tournament, next n 68. tit ,it iU rig Ptttr Costerhuis, U best pla)er in Brilain, Gner Jonesandlnry Wadkins Theonlyothersubpar shooter was Ben Censha, 23, who was , ~ . i - . . Ile wan- tied with three others, including an Englis"n. They trail a pair of frecklefaced ruling on a request for a lift on the eighth hole and seemed become more incensed as his round progressed. ter reacng t clubhouse, he cleaned out . 'eI .1 I MI — - - alone at 70 Jack Nicklaus, a l favite to make this 16th maJor tournament ictory, shot a 72 and said, "1 hit flIe on eve other shot because — -La.. '- &F- .r AL Good Old Days' The among the sub-par leaders after fashioning a steady 69 "not sensational but riot bad, either," as he described it over Mlih's rain soaked 7,032 yards P& 71 , I . 1'! ~ h I to a d ig sthrt Maybe things will get betr in today's cecond round Its as good a the good old days, even be tter, saio a %C I (i1irv p rjuveirnted war horse of 45 seeklng lost gties Paer was the only one of golfs slars :: - _ one round As Good As cam, even threatening to blow the joint. The .75th U.S. Open Golf Championship is off . - 's (AP) — - ,__ ILM' ~, -- P MEDINALI, Ill There's the old king, Arnold Palmer, up there with the fuzaced kids. And the guys who are supposed to win t e scrambling, sweating, beefing and, in one I -______ 'IN youngsters leading after " • _____________ -4 en - %~__A 411I _ -- Arnold Palmer, right, 1 . - __ - t June 20,1975-16 - _____ _____ -, Friday, Dodgers 4, Padres I Ion Cey and Ste';e Yeager singled home runs to break a scoreless tie in the s`ith inning Doug Rauwon his first game in a month as Los Angeles be at San Diego. Phlllies6, Cubs 3 Johnny Oates arid 011ie Brown hit run-scoring doubles in the 14th inning. keying a three-run outburst that carried Phila.dphia _ - pu.t Chi;:,io ,_ - -_ _r - _____ I_ ________ '_ - - ______ __ '. - ____ - - __ - __ . I -. - __ -__ - _ . .#_1L.. 1 . ____________________________________ rr r ''I ______ 4 - .__________-____. .....s._-t ___ - - _____________ - ---------,- ________ ------- ___ ---------. -- - ca - --_-_--_- —'_ _____ - _________ - -_ .. I -- '- -- ..__ __ - - -_-- - -.-- I ---_ - - 1~ - I I ___._--._-_ __ . 1. - ___ ___ - - - . .- _--. . I - I �- . - - -- - - -- -. - - - - am - - - ~ ~=__-;:~_;~",__-_M _________ ~~~~ - - __ - --I___ __________i1 - - - ~ Frday, June 2L7S MD ___ - _____ l'Iffif Maj:r League ' uffers XOREBOARD BEETLE BAILEY . The worse they played, the better they loved the IL film. ' AAADE'AZ f ~01. ONE-..JU5T Baseball National League East W L Pct. G a 14 24 6W 12 27 S42 i , 3A 29 $40 ]317 1 it 32 W I 26 31 1156 I1,I P#ltSbtw9h New York Philphia ChscaQ0 S, Louis C 14 Is Wl Wo Pr Lc's 1 T'RDiMPlceCJ_S4N: . r:c(o &1 t1-%0rc11sdLasclv (lt%1eMe;ii 10 1. 3 422 1JaCEtCoft Kt Nib (LtVan) fl. 12 12 04:1,_Aton flvridy's .. $ 0, _T \ --~i l . . I- / 11 C. I b & ~ , , __" I spurted into big business. "We're not in the 5W biggest businesses yet,,the two said almost simultaneously of their six. We tiffm-er. "But we're getting there." They have an office in Ns Long Island golfing town, 15 fwmle employes and new Sue operates the camera and Kay does in. tenlegm .1 olf;os "We're sayiq. t - n 4-0 The video tape is shm- Uirough a TV set to which an instant playback gailget is attache4L at club parties or at homes. equip entcting$4,(X*) They Utn Videoway Inc. ~~" . / - ~ , I I I I I., C, -1,L) - . L - @ or - - I__ I I 41*1 A 0 nn - cc:= I ALLEY OOP Although they now fly around the countryI from Phoenix to Southampton - the business widows,- they boo still has its homelike touch: IVY cam their equipment in a grocery cart. I WiLL,OOP! I ;ssis WE 37AZMD UP .4 ....00PPV) OVER HERE •,AR 7 C16) - 4JI054 3 &QJ 10 SOUTH 0 £AKQ972 VQ2 by Dave Grou. ____________ --•<----- EAST A65 V K 94 AA953 --I . H 9 1 sure tried." %EW A 84 V87653 0 Q 7 ) II - I hted when the queen of clubs lead oduced three club tricks For the defense. " said the Unlucky expert, "but nothing succeeds for me." lie had made a ,aliant effort in the play, but if he had bid a ri fie better he would have won the rubber. All he had to do would have been to raise his artnerto three notrump. With onorin lI suts• ekght ap 20 I I D ~ / SM:IWI.ir-otiS,caill.~ Garvey . ~ ,. I o I ~e hall nes Im ___L' - 11 \orth South unerab1t ) I __~,I .. \ I Killer: I I _\ ID*A-atol 5 I I? I . I L Dick Tumor a by ___________________ and JAIF io:: NORTH A i 10 3 V AJ 10 .9862 A762 I ) NUNHASSET, N.Y. (AP) - Two women clubs or private parties. golfeirs have parlayed their hobby into a boom"11he worm they played, the better they loved 4mg bminess based on the belief that even a and the rlhT4" said Kay. "And the biggest hit was duffer likes to we himsielf on tele%-ision hearing those wfld rewrts recorded as they doesn't mind paying the bill. 1i ng Kay Delaney and Sue Shes o( Scarmiale, N.Y., sta rted putting other players on video tape hetWeen their OIrn rounds at the Scarsdale The two women started out when their Golf Club last summer. For $X0 or RM,they husbands gave them TV equipment for Lfl }1 Christmas The golf shots SECOND - I AA - Pace C-3 SM: I Ind4n Lang (Blinecict) I 1. 7 J D. Rt4c* lHobbs) 3 1. 3 Busy Time (Itilarlifeid,1 *I- 4 Irv* vo (Weaver) 5 1: S Wtld*ood , Ross (VanDrve"Ier) 92. & M11% Ocala (Nefly) 7 2. 7 Ace Hallbir"It Anoe 39 9 574 27 37 wr,,ec Ii. I Jtarn (G'rrf - , iv o Byrd (Piper) 6 1. 7 Lady Phmz4n OswAI I) Friday, Junit 2o, CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE (EezLdR!Jiej LEAVE I OK )f I-pulse (Wi" ir ) 9 2. s serthas Vt Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 8 The worse the language, the better the show.' set ________________________________________ Mort Walker I ( ~,_, Go ___1 4 " I Francisco toarr ii,t) at Matador the-*rnani si S-an - 41 4nia ,'hit-krn 4 S). Volo (Larrob") in) Mario surci,ers -W ?r. . 92. 7.- & III, - - Eyes P. - = , __ ._ ri .;:. a r, I -t, __0W1 :~~ - lot :.'.'rr' ';t' ,_,~~ -7 I ~-,)(-~~ , - Alk " ,_ South %%est North East - -t~--.dw; . . I I V IV , - . MAI: I ldly'%Mt%l firsSall JN.#;Seri; I*IZ L rOIIJ, in) - I - 2. C a mden 'a lv~ _; - o-oi C2ncwwat IT Carton Ar.gies tSu' Lc 4 • • fl of New Il e Francso . Chc.qo Cirickwti ar '. of A?lln?i. CtlIftr1Øfl)S1;SN (Ihknfeld) 72 . ft yL.dy5j (' Bell 9 I' •, UN: I 7 (I ,tiIt,) " • Cousin it (Br&rn8rJ) 6 I: 7 Vanr 5PI) 7 EIGHTH -1 M Pace C-i Lose" East - . - - - . ..i •-. -- - Milwaukee , Dvrtce ( Pvst) 3.1 5 I Baiflmore 4. - k Cal r)4I;5.Tayio,sFarv,i (W , ,, 25 34 474 Detro it . BOII- G (Ihtinfed) .- - - - I C .f Kansas I 31 25 " " 3" .am -, - .. . . .- - ~ . ?.; 1. I De.0A Advocate (LAPW & 3, I 8 / - ___ RTH[1 - - ' ~ A ME a ) ___ , - i I tt~lii I - ____ Commissioner' s Award as the Most Valuable Player. He had a Ieaddrrxrethan54,000votesln ,thealweekofballotingthis Year, but Perez, who has played in five AU,Sw pmM is now only 5X votes behind. Gamy "\ . ,. , DID THAT ('iETERDA"' . IJPI I I I - Perez. or bidding four diamonds partner % I ur three diamonds a }.QUrd r -r Send $1 lot JACOBY MODERN book to "Win V Bridge."(clo this rteivllpaper), P 0 Box 489. Radio i \ \-I Il I - Roger Bollen V J f_ p•_•___) - Ir" '( KIM •_•, Answer Tomorroi Hamburgers cost did in your day!' i flOWs ;1 - Dad! By . ('tL)' , DOONESBUW ' EXPERIMENT 15 OUT what they fu'-o EcER o '&'\ LEVSjCA ,. ____________ - (0 harder, lot ':. _____________ I,flZi41MER, IT DOESN T LOOK AS IF son caree. Ne also persuaded 676 fans who watM Jackwnville beatBlrn~ Southern League game Thurs. day night to sIgn 1.000 ballots forKillebrew. The players in the major game July 15 are kagm aH-" picked by the fans. - - lie was surprised and CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS N Teens today have it a three or four times FUNNY BUSINESS NJ 5•A K QJ 4 A 4 What do you do no' /1 Juit bid fI'e diamonds. ToDA's QUESTION A2V his ace a second trump back to the 10 and led the jack of hearts East was pretty sure that his king of r:u1d ebItetle dustbut no ason to hold it back. So he rose with 't. l / \-' himself and paid $850 for a sign \ ___ ice \ leading Garveywas awritetnstarter - Art Scrnaom Nf-LV ' O' I "-'7.' - *. b(A ,:, retUII at tie opening lead That eight of hearts appeared to be the top of nothing. Our ex. pert decided to rise with dum of hearts and e5arr't1s queen I AI '.". THIS iS PUING ( il ,: 5'R?. - \ TAHITi' I I 111 - __11 IF - .- IL / -, : "_ . T ; his special night, but phon (l- _1% P P1 J CW (, / O?t ;,.. - ., . or, . ,e 7- t L 11 2 ,Vt'/ S44OIAT / /4X.crA/) N '. .-'.' 9071 ,stw ,'vv - I Garry Trudeau by N I - *111111111111~ . d6____ Direct Mast! POP l8fidges) 1.1; S California . . ". . . WO-1 4mr--a Cb4f (Hendrickson) I -40 - .'.' I If " 21 - r) $1 7 Chief Mercedes ts;cal S I Obklwtd - - _- by N rsday night. was held here but the fifth all-time home run hitter the Kansas City Royals, and couldn' t attend. Richard Newberry a Jacksonville Beach jeweler, - I ,,, - A special tribute to Killebrew K b i 4 LOSER . ow e n' s office today shm Cincininall' s Tony Perez B _1 7~ Karry Pa! I y AffWKan - 8 -iiew411. Dusty Tag (johnson) s I 1. 'f' ' . , t 1I1O Jacksonville baseball faa.s have held a local man stuff t all-star ballot box for Hat. In Steve Garvey c ioa i'1ngeies [S hoping 10 break that string, althot*. the second weekly N& ' JACKSONVILLE (AP) - \ i ic.iØ ,. , C`,CAsQ0 at - Stuff f - tL&:1W2GV (I4viy)I I Pl-. lascelphia, Wrtreal at ea the YORK tAP) fi five to ecie the starting lineups for baseball'i All.,Stair game, only one position has had a new leader each year the Nation- ." rn) D NEW e Runner (wasey jr.) A I. 2 Pa'rc Byrd (Croit,ni 31 3 at I - Madam York j, A-4-ontreal S.,'n Mt (Rau) i i, Bo (Sedri) 51. 1 cic cal 51 Satwirday's Games P,1`11burgh -R , (fl, - F * To * . . -.t I' I ~ , Oa It land tweftheiser) 7 2. I S. 9. wros;t 2 Chica go New York T, S. alit" The 3&-year-old Killebrew Driram Only games, SChfft*d ,r- SeyYankee(pjuqieJ,) GI Mary (Tr 7.4), i-a$I, ton g. ?Q4) 52.? Eye -- - -. :_ .- -- 11 -• - TtW$ (Perry 4101 W.nts C i ty at C&Iif or (Bid9I%)$-1;1. Big Besu Byre 41hill"Iseld) Or? S. DoewPamrny at (HutresI il Leard 3 2) Uft- I at fl-escits Mr 7 - 04111and (Bahnsien 44). in) ?. S.ndays oun,, Rudy Adams (Spriggs) 9 2~ ________ Mkr~a at Silvtrbli Rice Mity n (blood) 1-7: S CutIais A Brewster chica", 2 AT I 7 L Boston R ed Sox at B.iltilmore Orl3les) - •mongtpi, e er Racing Results .-- - -- Tei 1 30 p.m is. 13) Bin. RWh4r 17, - Virginia 500 It . I& • -. 2 1)1 SECOND - I. Spanst (Cr.dges) (7) 510 440 3 4 CPCCy F011y ]00 0 3 50 IN-Lynn. Martinsburg, - - Ii U1IOT2 101 -__ Dmonfl)7. Enough Time Palmer. I 600 'M 3 Scc*t Fahuon BATTING HInd Luke 0) 520 340. 3. Crest --od Dmr%a (6) 4 20 0 11 1) S34,00 T r).3) $13970 T 7:10). C.n, - twirSchaiall fi) a 70 2 au 2 go. 7N. 1 ", I Van 2 eye -- I Ca at IrvTiat.taI bait) __ T.nr i CLtiz,c at Hilton -' - evill Pu" , inner Op of u Sanford Swim third In the 100 breast, while senior boy 400 AssomUm was the lAggest Freddie Trwnel,li also swuTl, team. e,vvnt winner at !he Venetian ming in 13-14 age proup, took Kevin Smith and Fraser) were Gardens annual 3rim meet lag fourth W the 100 free, fifth in L weekeM at Lielesburg. 100 brust and sixth in the 100 fl1. Neville who swims In the 11. 15-11 bOyS )0 medley 12 old ' on, took two was relay (McDonald, [Ake, Kevin Charles Fraw (15-18) Smith and Fraw were third. MM flag= of T'Itmurille fifth in the 200 IM, while Alin& lIngle (10 and under) was sixth mlley i-eta (7. 1) - 641*6411 World of Joe Gairagools: First of two 50seball Italian Style %ho'sis on DOUBLES-Se-t~cf~, C'" 74 1. KiSinger CM a $105 lb 00 1111 11670 T IX . EIGHTH I 5$tinG'VI(V*n PgPi. & Garr. AtI. D Parke,' a. THURSDAY Met7-. kin, 6 . LA. 0 *100(21'$36.IOTI47I$31e.10T - I Ja"" &iy A thlete-s 0(31; 3SpetJy - 1,411; A&IANO - U7.111 le For Q • Team EUGENE,Ore. (AP)-With R=Wm Wn jeft dnflol;.4 ijMftver, the 357 V the V.S.-USSR dual track meet Thursday after it had been can. gathetr fyJ at the UrAves ty o( celed try AAU ufficials Racing Entries Oregon were basically urAva. an'A the NaUw4 Rmdw- OlTicililils W M reWW sU hoping to sdiv On piroblem time in that **y mWdq Fmnwd .6 temn, the US. *Trifecta *W- Kevin Smith. sertior boys , were boys (Mdntosk Tramen. the 2W breW with a Up* of John General proceed %'th the me'et I I 0 /> -- -- - - - - - - - -- - _ 14 I - I - I I o O4_ .ipj..1) - --- :. -' - .., '' ' L......I 1l . :1 '7''F I / \ 4 - .. ARCHIE - by Bob Montana - :-:9.--- --. 1.rI r ( - ,.j -X ,7zV,V1S ,VhrW ,;? I 6? lo . F, IT . Ll k - - I- ! __ I - 141111`% I ; I I.: I I ". lij -Xi!~;14:.-:- __% - 1, - rjl r!~% Jf:-i---T; A-M AN-7141, ~_I_ , - - - LW_ ---- W -1 ( .rzn,f C., and It Ukes A ftst Or MWA to L%Idff) pl&W third in the 25 ar .r1a.rweresecondtp ~~J .I , . . -- -- -- - -- - - - --- - :_ - - -- - - - -- ______________ - -. Clubhouse. . I ~z _~ r__ ~ - ~~~ , i II-S -. I ' -~a l. r Uvf r ALDke IL ,!l N -I - .", I~L . x FOR DRIWAIR -1 I You Is I or _., = ---, Sur _;:. - I I Wj~- F~.4r . . - - - IT. i-'- - .. .- •• . - . t '^--"~ 0`~ - - ~ - e -44-1 6-30 ~ - .-- -. ------ RIBS - .1 T - I' I' ~ (D V ; " %.- .11, 1 ~, ~ '4 -- -- - - .. - -- 11,2 _1. ~ I '---... L - ._. -_______ - - - IIIIIIIIIII11 . - - iii - I j( i, ji , . _. - .- - - - I.. _~ZZ= - _,_________ __ 1111 - - - - - . \.. - - - - -- - :--- ----- I .. i - -- . - ------ - - - - ---- - - . - - - --------c i... i -, w , .-.-. I :.\ , - - - - __ __ - . ~ \ I , - v.g;- .I! ,I - . I ~kl_l ;w~tl _k ~~% ,-T,__ - ____ - 11 ErrEE 1 r ~. I* .-, i I 00 c -:_ V _;~, I _;1 11\ ~ " ),~ . = ,,~~, I by Frank Hill i ,~ . - -. nd . ' , _A.~ -_ . - Howie Sch - ~ FM [ ) : f. ., - liii V I lo 0 -,-, )) -: , , I ~k __ 11 , __ ~ - 4 ii ( r I , . SHORT X'r$ I .n L 1L ------- -LI 1- ,__~~ - I A only 304 *" - -- R i . .- (\L I PA .-- ---- MV •_• ~ . "I . A II~, .27 race j,i-:T_ rr7rJ1lV7 nr- -'J1r\n - e . ____ I_______________________________________________________________ I Wagering I take. Pa' &M Kevin Smittl 7 All . t ~ - I 831-1140 TO *__a~i - IFI. •-'° ' r --, CLUEMEIAJ - I . f~ , J ; <' I *1 :%._:Ztzo~ _r ._f47~lr r-M~ . I NG?~?)~!~~J ,. .- .i - ~_ s-0 - -__-_ I - -. 311J .111.,;C_K V I I - .. o ~..11 ~;. (' :.- I ( y I. MY Sanford Ave. 3124ul -1111- _`611- - I - __ ! ... U 11 AIAYBF: THE / IN i. PLUMBING Crooks & Lawrence ,-,-HE prIIEc,' C": 6-%A _~,J _. -- **: i . ,7' _1 -_11 - '' ---''V' ___ I I i. I ir!: ,4 r- -iwiziv-11 ,7F i4r~Z rEST PARTNEIZ! -- /A -. -- I. i 4: : : ,:T systorn WALL "LE THE I " -';:--;,' 14E HAS A If- ; 4i ;) . 61- WIN - I by - HER. ' Electric I - (''I -': AW .. -_ 1 _ - - Centria I Air Condilioning e0nditioned Rescw3tions and were third in the 2ca fr" relay. frc, - -. ATrCE EBi_A'C ABOUT MOVING II /~ ,, _~ I . 1 f~: C)Ot4T %4KE.J V I'I "y t1 mes Fri. & Sit. ""?('v - - - ShOW and QuinelL -is every heCir & -nith had Louis KJ - ly also ships. MW '1 ___________________ I _______________ bi Daily DOUbkS Nitely McDonald, Lake, and Pat and 1 Dri 2:31.4. Theresa Smith (li ~ I I f would take *m. TONIGHt - Lake (15-18) picked McDona.W (15-18) Oaced IL-A in E-44 afterrmn in Cavalli --________________________ by DIck - 111 ' Turf IF om . ;O -. I y1 CAPTAIN EASY %%ininoie brad with a time of 1: 17.5 of the 100 with atlzneo(5t4. Neville. Greg cmIUi,and Mail He took ancoiidonajudge, &i& m age-o decision In the 200 free, bM placed fifth in the awdley. BIl TeflilIleger, Malt SmIth, 54 • eg Smith and An Woodruff W;iw up tit team. Astros in A%frodonw Flash I'VA8031111111. , FIr -- - - - In the relays, two 11-12 boys S-fRIKEOUTS- Sutton. C 'e, t - ____ - 4 y __ __- (A) "AO SOO SOO - 2. lKissimmiet ..) - f') .-I•)I(I .t. B ,A Neville I P m 'T1/. '2 I' I AND VyHEN JAM, SOMEA'I' ILLA5 IG I I ASYM ARC,WlNTHR0F>-.. THINK I A Real COOL ONE LFESBURGRob ert Mad - --- ' THIS E NO PLACE TO C)R'OP A LOLLIPOP/,4 - Make The - lndy Cn 9), t. J . PAUSE FOR t( I'LL THOUGHT 1 DOES'-',/ A ...i IT? -- Cz Vermeer by Al . J_ikt RUNS-Lopes. LA. $1. Ce 5 70 pjn (13) ___ ___ Head SC (13) - Prolestional T"nM: INCIt Stockton facet Torn C,Orrn&ln -%, IWSI round rnatchot the S60,0W CBS Temis Classic. taped At Pal mas Del Mar. HITS,-Garvigy. LA. I ' Cbadle' s, which woo the Sulord Recreation Depmrtmlen, Womm,s SaltbaU 1'emisatis is romP dol7trontrow.lentorIghttMa.thaoestr3 Joan Turner, Judy Carlta and Cathy GriffittL Back row, same order, Aulstant Coach Richard Pickles, Ruth Steele, Debbie DeP1111111U11. Carolyn Pickles, Carol Ann Pickles, jo Opim, Mary Sue Gilmore, and Coach charles Turner. 11-feraid Photo by Tom %Jnctut) Lav*, - . I _.... 4 30 P I'm Morgan. 354. Tenn:$ ~ Bjorn Borg and R -. _____ i CHAMPIONS Wrestling a I -z' / 4111 WOMEN'S LEAGUE ' DI rr I LOVE L-:1,14a) WALKING i'' FORM A i V TkROU&IvERITABLE I Ti-IE CARPE1YJ 7 D-( - I -0 - _•.SI '• - pRIILLA'c I '' I - I 0 I _~_ j:) L WINTHROP --. - - -eel 1014 N&sf&sv 110nd Stan Smith in rnlm's cloubles' final of world J:J Ltt.rv (7) 340 37) 3 Iran City TPr koncir (3) 3 40 0 0 7) $13 60 T 2 Of -A, I (lao Chi, 2 0 ris (3s) - Charriviors. 2 7)P M (9) - ProleStion1l Decisions) iii, dIno Iø' RuNS BATTED IN-Bench. Girl SIXTH -) Amy Q &&I. , r _______________________________ ________________________________ -- --- CNamp.onshpF.shn. 1 P -. (25) - Charnp~o~hip STRlkEOUTS-Ryn 1Aadwk. 1p,. Otis. KC, 29 PITCHING - % ..- 10pm (33)- Intenat,onaIChamp.onji,pwr.jjl, BASES-R,v,r-s. - °'-'-_. - annual game &I Lubbock. Texas STOLEN Cal. 13. . Schaaf) (1) 5 20 3 60 2-00; 2, cow I '" / k" ' . .I -- AIMN-Sw - - ME lsHO t R,50J,.(k?o (311) 54SS20 T I ELEVENTH 0 1 '" ___ - -, SUNDAY 4703203 0 (171 U440T - - I - 7. -\J' I - II. / F - 530pm 3S) - FithIrrran iggerbctb.n for bess other 'r?.onMfJngt,chrgu,4 i m (44) Champ.ocnMp WrrjtIrt; 7:30 pm. 241 TM Way it Was. 4 pm (4) Coach-ri Alt Arnri Footba ll Game COO., eficrs-tocNFLorWFLpros..chs IOO De M I7S--Mjtøii. Ply. C .'as.1 tr Oak 6 DOUBLES-Chalk. Cal, Rudi Oak 15 TRIPLES-Ryq Cal. I / I - 5pm (93-Thrdrowi.4of05 open. (371 Orla, Chi. 6 DO (571 .I i 7 -_ lw-- - . ___________________ \JJtI) - SO WEN IGiVE A IZAISE-TW_~X IS I WHO IM L. \ GlVitJG :? - Baseball Championships. RUNS BATTED Socedouit (3) 470 310 3 Spec. Cono,ecorf5))XQ 4341 $77o.3 ~_ ___ z Z-_____ -o VX(JL-P YOU LIKE 1D 5F M ATN:A&ARA FAL LS IN 1b Il L Y\ y- DESEi7VES A RAJSE MORE r1-4AN 1 'YOU , / - CBS Sports Spectacular 55Th Coaching Cljb Amer ican O*$.tM third i,.WIt01 the Triple C? Fi ll ies; Royal A tone ol th *ldiit and most presbgi,s races u Europe; Burroughs, (I)cff "(ES.! SAID NO CONE LAST WEFI( ç , .. 353 RU P45-t.ynn. NV 10 THURSDAY d. International Water Sltlir,q (fl)-Car and Trick- I975 ( DO'OU Boss, , . ' byrolab. Hargrave, I / i ____I -' SAID ." Chb-001FMIPS at Berkeley. visiting the Bahamas Iry & look at a ArneckaaLea,,e TTIN (110 307 pC l nQQPr___W_ _1 !-'r , Cahfornla, third round 01 U.S. Open arness -_-__-_ __ - . -'I Chic Young lLLL rcth.g L eaders H ___ . . - by T K Ryan Acm T 15 PART OF My MWEYMOON It1 BLONDIE 3 70 pm. () - WidWofidof Sporti: Rugby Lagje Cup fnaI. at Wembley Stadium. Marty Llquori. mile nnii Dwiçh Baseball 0 p.- d_ I— 2 al fil r* York (R a in ga me 7 I I erfrarlIS :n the MW of Champions. loped al Berkeley Stadium in ( T'4EM) __________ -,--------, - ) -- = - ' Boston at a'.ttmc Scott 3 ' A 300 ,7- - - (porter) I I M.I*avte, FOURTH TD ' FE1 ,.~ ...Y . l230pm.(35)- Gr ea test SporrLgc,n Baseball Warm 2 p M. 12. I) C.sto. B (W7ayland) II; 7. (11 n) V. - - 11:310P.M.(44)-Ff*tdsofM&n: Thorougltobred rjK* hor"S and 5); (Rau) rr~ - - ' I P rm (44) - Jim Thornas Outdw%: Catching carnivorous p4ili,iins fish in Braiii; tiger hunt in India he* York - C f. I 7 Mira Life (Reynoift) I 1. 3 Avon Mau&e Texas at California,2 - r. Baer Marshall (La"abee) S.1; 4 Kansas City On TV Chicaw York ,%t Detroit FIRST (Bridges) ' WH 1 SCH" 4000LE . TUMBLEWEED -, Mn&)rE. . ,. is (Filipefli Jr ) S-1; 2. Ews Budd Minnesota hew -- Sports - • - -_ --- ~ -- - .;~ , BUGSBUNNY with the Minnesota Twins. - - J3 Amn-air • Hartwo Kfflebrtv, abevvi, pim man suppwt lepcion have sizeable kads. - I. Western Har v ey ITayIori 1 Drumore (BraIard) 41, 3. Mar -I ii .s '.. . . - . -- I.j . i �A, 4 B-Evening Herald, Sanlord, FL_Friday, June2o, ltl$ 6 Sal SIT Sal v. - Legal Notice Fyodo rova SeeI(s To Bring Mother Legal Notice Legal Notice - _________ rs NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS I ARE YOU LONELY? Lt 31-Apartments FurnjstJ - - -- 41—Houses -- - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, _______________________________ Fun'. or unfurn Ap$t, large I & US ielp NAMESTATUTE NAMESTATUTE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. S1SOOREBATE carpeted, air bedrooms, co yoU to meet the right person lust WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NO QUALIFYING No pets Moderate rent diliOnCd for you NATIONAL SINGI.ES COUNTY, FLORIDA Notice Is hereby given that the Notice is hereby given that the COUNTY, FLORIDA 3 BR home. all extras, S pcI 37? 1110 CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 305 Case No. 7Sfll7.CA.O4.F undersigned, pursuant to the Undersigned, pursuant to the interest 579.000 322 2757 CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-433CA.O9.B Inca the Marriage of Fkhitiu,5 Name Statute" Chapter "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter i 273 2710 WINTER PARK FEDERAL I Bedroom, near shoppIng, 26*7 V/ANT A FIREPLACE? DOUGLAS BRUSE JOHNSON Florida Statute, will register lóSQ9, Florida Statute, will register ; SAVINGS AND LOAN Elm, Sanford No pits 339 6954. 3 Bedrooms On .5 wooded corner lot, N'.w houses na rural area, No down ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM? h the Clerk of the Circuit Court, n with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in Petitioner Husband ASSOCIATION, a Corporation Sinford, in area of older well IN YOUR FAMILY? payment, monthly payments less arid and for Seminole County, Florida, fld for Seminole County, Florida, LANTANA (AP) organiZed and existing under he I room furnished apartment; gail Bus- as soon as her birth and mar- ELIZABETH ,, AL ANON of probl maintained homes Huge 27's)?' than rent Government SubsidiZed REED JOHNSON laws upon receipt of proof of the upon receipt of proof of the For lamUies or friends water paid-child and pet OK; of the United States of sian actress Victoria riage certificates and other ', mn to QUlif cci buyers Call to see if master bedroom, screened porch, Respondent Wife PutboI If this nofice, the fic. PUblication of this notice, the fic America, weekly or $125 monthly: sot tlrinkers you qualify' dining room, paneled wall, living Fyodorova says she would like documents are received, : NOTICE OF ACTION titloul name, to wit: ATLANTIS litlOus name, to wit VILLAGE For further Information call 423 Plaintiff, Magnolia Ave 372 0251 room hs Indirect lighting Hurry, 4 M UNSW0R1t REALTY TO ELIZABETH REEDJOHNSON SWIM SCHOOL under which I am LANDSCAPE SERVICE, under to bring her mother or write only 577.300 323 91)0 Peg Real Estate Broker co Phil Reed in businessat: 760 Holly St. whichl$ isengagectin businessat garage apt., furn 3 BedrOom LARRY 0. DARNELL & NINA 7 to America "aS a , Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0. 103W 1st St U Mt. Plealant St. in he City of Altamonte Springs, Willow Creek Cove, LOflgwood, blocks from townlwon, no pe4 OAR NELL, his wife, and DAVID L SS). Sanford, Fla 32771. 323 6061, 373 0317 Eves. guest" to meet her new Plymouth, Mass. Florida. Larry Saxon, Realtor Florida 37750 dIV OF ______________________________ 3735109 OBB and VICTORIA L. ROBU, his pt 16177166114 That the party interested in laid wife, American hbvJ LONGWOOD,FLORIDA That the party interested in said ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call 1oIl Efficiency apartment, all utilities business enterprIse is as follows: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an business enterprises is as follows: HEARING TO Defendants Make your Budget go further, shop EXCELLENT- 2 BR, 1 bath, air. "It is unhappy that my moth- N')TICE OF PUBLIC OF tctb0 for dissolution of marriage Frances Dillon Free, 644 2027 for "We Care CONSIDER furnished, summer rate, $9750 ADOPTION CASDREK INDUSTRIES. INC cond home on large lot $72,200 • MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE the Classified Ads every day er and father live in different PROPOSED ORDINANCE "HOt" Adults or Teens has been filed against you and you Dated at Altamonte Springs, fly David T Riddell, Adults 322 7296 eves & week CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE Commercial Zoned. 7 BR, garage, Seminoie County Florida June 2, countries," she said Thursday TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: are reqvir to serve a copy of your President ends' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thM ______ fireplace, porch. lOw down, SUNL AND-- 3 BR.? bath, large den, 1974 NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY written defenses, if any, to it on pursuant to a Final Judgment of Datedat Orlando, Orange County, fenced and POOL $31,100 5)1,950 Found Acre Realty. REALTOR, 5lost &________ Publish: June 6, 13, 20, 27, 1975 at her first news conference THtCityofLongwood,FIorlda that C000LAS BRUSE JOHNSON, Foreclosure entered in the above Furnished Apartments Florida, May 77th, 197$ 373 7730 DEOaS since her celebrated marriage th City Council will hold a Public Petitioner, whose address is hOe 0 $2Sweek&up ________________________________ Publith May 30, June 6. I), 20, 197$ entitled cause in the Circuit Court of HAN DY man's bet? bet 7 BR, I ___________ ________________________ DEN 611 5 Ash Circle, Cassetberry, Florida, the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in Park 373 9237 earlier this month to airline hearing to Consider enactment O LOST CHIHUAHUA. LONGWU( bath frame home, $10,500 ____________________________ Loch Arbor, lakefront,) fiR, 7 baths. 37707 on or belore July 11th, 1915, __________________________ and for Seminole County, Florida. I AREA 5'QO Reward, Black pilot Fred Pouy of Stamford, Ordinance No 100, entitled den, heal ar, garage 519.950 Monthly Rentals Available AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY and file the original with the clerk of will sell at Public auction to the WITT REALTY Brown Hair Has collar and N Acre Pr-ti?, REALTOR, 3?) 7750 Cona. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE $133 $130- Color TV OF LONGW000, FLORiDA this Court either before service highest bidder for cash at the West _______________________________ Call Quality Inn North I 1 6 £ NAME STATUTE Peg Real Estate Broker Petitioner EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR Miss Fyodorova said she has AMENDING ORDINANCE NO or QUALITY INN-NORTH Immediately front door of the Courthouse In the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN In Lake Mary 371 06.10 377 7711. 373 759% ________________________ CUlT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, I 16 SR 131, Longwoo,j AND AS AMENDED AND SUP' thereafter, otherwise a default will City of Sanford, Seminole County, spoken to her mother by ____________________ Notice is hereby uven ?iat the FLORiDA On Lake Mary entered against you for the relief FlorIda at the hour of 1!:0O A M. phone PLEMENTED. OF THE CITY OF Ofl undersigned. pursua.lt to the Civil Action No. 7S1I2.CA04A or—Child Ca and her mother's only concern LONGWOOD. FLORIDA. SAID demanded in the complaint or Monday, .'une 30, 1975, that certain "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter In re: the MarrIage of Bautifjl lirgp home on Lake Mary, Very Exclusive AVALON APARTMENTS was the couple's happiness. ORDINANCE BEING THE COM Petition Parcel of real Property described *70' on the beach. 3 screened in ADULTS. PlO PETS as 665 09, Florida Statute, will register ERNEST 'liLL AM HERR, WITNESSmy handandthesIof follows ZOtiING peclaI Summer Rates, Open porches, large veranda, over '2 o. bec1room, 7 bath, pool, In Aprii, Miss Fyodorova Wl•S PREHENSIVE 1)6W nc1$t withtheClerkoftheCircuitcourt, in ______________________________ Huthand Dl NA NCE OF THE CIT The West one half of the SE ' of acre lot OF this Court on June 17th, 197$. hours; all ages Swing Set flu BEAUTIFULLV LANDSCAPED! -herself a guest when she came LONGWOOD. FLORIDA, SAID (Seal) and for Seminole County, Florida, and CAROL HERR, the NW', of the NE of Secii s*.'y, Fern Park, 631 1141 Se to appreciate, $51,500 JOHNNY WALKER to America to visit the father AMENDMENT DESIGNATING upon receipt of proof of the Wife __________________________ Arfli H, Beckwtn, jr, 3A-(iplexes REAL ESTATE INC Ownthlp 21 South. Range 30 East. Publication of this notice, the tic As (lprk f t NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ç i.ss tt oa' kIin_i'lç.9 "-y"s Child rr. -'y home. Reference !'.! GEPIrRA "."en - re'.jrc "' •""' 'U " ti I(A( -b By Lillian T. Jenkn 10" PEST WILLIAM tK' Hwy. 477 13 illS, Sandi lake ICont horn.', central heat ,ond OF 61 Si,jblect to an easement for road. ALUMINUM, SANFORD LAKE MARY area, I LIP Adrn. Jackson R. Tate of CLASSIFICATIONS ' under which it IS Residence Unkncn As Deputy Cier f1tJINFSS Pu,lic air. trees, and other eitr,,s, TO CERTAIN fld Private Utility, and duplex with in the ground pool, Comie' (hi cue Scrces Ne 322. 6457 ej in tusines ,t i$f Wiiiow Orange Park. ElY Nth June 0, . .i, i, II, 191$ 5)9.000 PR0pERIY drair, 1EGALLV uver, upon and C're umpittely enclosed. Appliances, Summer I'roijram! HEY 01001 Cove, Lonqwod, Florida E that a Petition lx DissolutIon of Conver,ient to stores, churches, Now ne has an American DESCRIBED IN THIS OR DEO 173 across the East 30 feet thereof. 32750 After 5 -'*771111-37) 1517 air conditioner, drapes, area ru DIDDLE DA' CARE. 3735690 Marrlag,hasbe,n filed against you. 'N 4 .%'CE P R OVID I N G major highways Trim) bedroom. - Together wIth a non exclusive ( I'SO per ,nonth Including pod't1 haircut and clothes, au.! That the pirty interested In said and you are hereby ruired to serve I- iSIs. SWIM, SKI- 3 Bedroom SEPARABILITY, 1', baths. carpetea 'with central Perpetual CONFLICTS NOTICE TO THE PULlC service All you do iS sworn easement appurtenant to business enterprise is as follows: applied for U.S. citizenship. acopyof your Answer tolhe Petition TracI2A 1°.''rhhto9 iII7 heat and air. $73300 AND EFFECTIVE DATE. waterfront 11—Instructior home, beautiful kit Notice is hereby given that this now Rick Moran. III 6370 OR1i. ItIC for Ditsolution of Marriage w' -rher.. fmal dining, Florida loom SaidOrd;nancewasplacedonfirst Public Hearing will be field in the feet in width extending South from n David T Riddll, Petitioner's attorney and to file the 3 bedroom, 7 bath mobile Miss Fyodorova said she nas reactng on June 9, 1975, and the City City Commission Room, City Hall overlooking lake, central heal A. S acres Charlotte Street along a centerline '1 Bedrooms, family room, 2 PlsnoLesns President horn.'. $'7.500 Owner financed original Answer in the Office of the received the Soviet govern- Council will consider same for final Sanford. Florida at 6:00 P.M air, fenced yard 539.900. bedroom, carport. Children ok dividing the East and West halves Of Dated t Orlando. Orange County, P.oth classical and a:: blues Clerk of the Circuit Court on or WE TAKE TRADES ment's official blessing for her passage and adoption after the Thursday, June 76, 1975, to review, NE toe East one half of the NW a 373 2617. ii 00 per hour. 372 3792 of the Florida. May 77th, 197$. Acreage before July 15th. 1975 II you fall to __________________________ LAKE MINNIE- 4 Bedrooms, I', . of 7, marriage. "They said if it's public hearing which will be held in di!cUSS and receive comments from South. Range 3G 21 Publish May 30, June 6, 13.20, 1975 - DELTONA-- New Duplix, Furn or so, Judgment by Default will be baths, fen(ed yard, air con the City Halt of Longwood, Florida, the citizens of Sanforct, Florida on East, to the South DEN 701 RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL ijnfurn Drapes. Water. Lawn (7) 5 acre tracts, very low down taken against you for the relief ditiOfled, utilIty shed, JUST love, we're very happy for on Monday, the litf, day of July, the Compreetensive Development boundary extended of Tract 2 A, for ____________________________ BARTENDERS SCHOOL Care 373 1075 or 661 6343 you," she said. payment, mobile home approved. demanded in the Petition for REDUCED TO $73,500. HURRY! A D 1975, at 800 p,m , or as soon Plan of Sanforct, Florida dated May the purpose of ingress and egress Day & Night Classes 3 Mi f Dissolution of Marriage thereafter as possible At the 1975 WE TAKE TRADES Arthur H. Beckwith, Longwood, Jnct 17976 419 3 Bedrooms, adults preferred, 1)0 She said she wants to be a meeting interested parties may DATED at Sanford. Florida, thiS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LAKE MARY- 7 Bedroom frame We have many homes under 570.000. Clerk of the Circuit Court, All parties in interest ani citizen 377 6756 or 3fl 113.1 Week. Unfurnithed. 323 35.54. 2 -. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. 9th day of June. 1975 very low down payments owner By: Lillian T JCnkins citizen of both countries, with appear a be heard with respect to shall have an opportunity to b home with breezy porches, corner I finOnced Plea o7O. call us' CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, (Seal) Deputy Clerk iot, $7,600 homes in Mcow and her hus- the proposed Ordinance This heard at said hearing FLORIDA. Arthur H Beckwlth. Jr. - - 18—Help Wanted WE TAKE TRADES By Order of the Planning anct (Seal) Clerk of Circuit Court - - PNOBATEDIVISION band's hometown of Stamford, totimeuntilfinala(tion,stakenby Zoning Commission of the City of W E. WINDERWEEDLE. JR _______________________________________________ SANFORD- 3 Bedrooms, 1') baths. 32—Houses Unfurnished the City Councfl. Case No. PR.71.tSS.CP Elaine Ridharde Winderweerile. Haines, Ward '.c'rk ei.;r own hjr Earn ei!r central heat and air, fenced back Sanforct, Florida. this 15th day Immigration off!cthIS have A Deputy Clerk In cc: Estate of & Wi.odman. of the propos Ordnance June ici. r'(orrq' ,', A yard Will diCker or swap 171.500 "i'u Real Estate broker AVON Represc'r Bedrooms, living, doing, ku?hn, ELEANOR i DANCE Frances Ann Jamleson said that statt.is as a permanent ispostedattheCltyHall,Longwood P0 Box WE TAKE TRADES 372 *30). 2640 HIawatha Ave. at I? 9? Arthur H. Harris tative Call 641)079 garage Sanford Aye, $145 mo .IAMIESON & TAYLOR Florida, and cople are on file with Deceased Winter Park, Florida 37769 SANFOORD..- 7 Bedroom home Chairman resident would almost certaini 5.31 *649 MA L E F E M A I E P.O lox 344, 1701 N AlA the Clerk of the City and same may CITATION SALE Aitorneys for Plaintlif wIth den, or 3rd bedroom Vacant City of Sanford be granted to Miss Fvodorova be inpt by the public POSITIONS Be your own boss Indialantic, Fl,. 32903 THE STATE OF FLORIDA Publish: June 20. 1975 Movt' rght in with good terms Planning and Zoning _________________________ 7fledroomf,ncedyard TO Ray E UnlImited opportunity for rapic Publish: June 13, 20, 27, July 1. 197$ DEO 122 Dance, Address DATED thIs 9th day of June, AD. $16,000 Commission $lSOmo Ac'ults pref erred 1975 Unknown and all other persons DEOI9 advancement Bring ambition PublIsh: June 20. 197$ ___________________________ REALTOR 37) 51310.' )fl 6670 concerned ___________________________ Forrest Greeni,, InC. S Cnne R. Shomate. We'll suppIytheprocitct tocreati Legal Notice EO 175 21015 F 'erich Ave 321 OQIl You are hereby notified that a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT City Clerk ______________________enthusiasm and profit. Call 37) 37) 61S) REALTORS 61 733) Carpeted 3 bedroom, 1', ta,r CITY OF ___________________________ 70 Mon thru Sat of the City Of petitiOn has been filed in said I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Court FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE kitchen equipped, central LONOW000, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Longwood. Florida praying for Letters of Ad Winter Scrings- 3 Br 2 Bath, 3 yr EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Station Attendant, over 21. night air, fenced yard $175 per month COUNTY OF SEMINOLE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Publish June 70 1975 ministration and you are hereby old, CII garage, quiet CUlT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. DEO 179 shift, apply in person 4 to 6 pm 372 9739 or 323 4)03 CIVIL ACTION NO. 75H1.CAQS.G CONSIDER ADOPTION OF CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY reQuired Wooded area, central beat air, FLORIDA __________________________Village Rest, 500 French to file your written DIVl5OP4 OF ADMINISTRATION, Awe, PROPOSED ORDINANCE FLORIDA defenses thereto within thirty days STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART walk to school, s!Ore-FMA. VA CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S•$49CA#P.0 Sanford 2421 Hartwell, Sanford, 3 Bdroom, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CASE NO.75 l072.CA.O.O after the first publication or posting CITY OF terms or assume 7 pcI mtg WINTER SPRINGS DEVELOP 1' bath, air, carpet $700 mo $31 MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by LEE A. EVERHART,as Trust,efor LONGW000,FLORIDA hereof, and serve a copy thereof and $749 327 6*54 . Housekeeper Companlonfor manon • MENT CORPORATION, a Florida silo, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIFG TO The Ccmmonw,,itpi Corporation, the Ci,y of Longwood, Florida. that uoon petitioner's attorney, whose SEMINOLE COUNTY, walker 1 days wk, Turs Friday. L"rporation, the City CouncIl will hold a public CONSIDER name nd addreSs are Harry H ADOPTION OF LONGW000 PRICED TO SELL "St.PIFOPD'S SALES LEADER" 377 7397 I Bedroom, I", bath n Plaintiffs, carpet. Plaintiff hearing to consider enactment of Marvel, of Anderson & Rush, 122 E 315 E Lake Awe 3 bdrm 2 bath, PROPOSED ORDINANCE garage, close tO schools 37) 0257 ST JOHNS Ordinance No 101. entitled: VILLAGEs's. Housekeeper wanted, for retired TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: cen heat & air, carpeted, fenced, Central Blvd., P.O. Box 726$, FLORIDAHAVEN ASSOCIATION. LADY BUILDERS, INC. a Florida or 377 1136 AN ORDINANCE OF lIfE CITY MOTIVATED SELLER! 3 NOTICE 5 HEREBY 01/EN by GEORGEALLANFILIPOVICH6OJ OrIando,FloeIda If you failtodoso, INC. et l. couple', One SemI invalId No FHA terms, $76,900. 5)05556 bedrooms, 1 bath, carpeting corporation, FRED MAGAHEE, d the City of Longwood, Flr cia, that THERESA ANNE FILIPOVICH,his OF LONGW000. FLORIDA, lucioment may be entered in due cooking, good wages Write Boa 3 bedroom hous., Winter Spr'ngs, Drftncl.ints throughout 5)7.500 AMENDING AND SUP b-aMAGAHEE BROTHERSTITLE the City Council will ho.'j a public wife courseuponthepeti,lon. 2195, Sanlorci. Fla CO., and C E $160 mo, $100 damage bOnd 131 NOTICEOFHEARINQ Defendants PLEMENTING ORDINANCE NO. BUILDING hearing to consider er.ctment of WIINESSmY Psand and theseal of 3171 alter 6:30. PRODUCTS. INC ib bEAK FOR SMALL FAMILY! 3 TOSHOWCAUSE NOTICE OF ACTION 323 OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, laid Court at Sanford. Seminole a corporation, ordinance Plo 399, e't,tIed: eneva Defencl,sr,ts bedrooms. ?baths, 1000' tQ. ft. of NOTICE OF SUIT Wanted Clerk Typist, must be good ALLAN FLORIDA. INCREASING RATES Winter Springs, 2 or 3 BR, large GEORGE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY TO: County, Florida, this 14th day Of THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO NOTICE OF wfthfIguresancteipert,ist Call living space Call for more details Gardens OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, AN. FILIPOVICHandTHERESAANNE FOR RESIDENTIAL AND NON- May. 1975 family room BeautIful shrubs and FORECLOSURE SALE $19,900 orcometosef perSonnel manager trees $200 mc *31 5722 NEXATION TO AND INCLUDI:4G FILIPOvICH, hiS WifC, whose place RESIDENTIAL HOOK-UP, TRUCK (Seal) B I Mullis at the Atlnlic National Bank of Notice is hereby given that the WITHINTHE CORPORATE AREA ofresidenceisRouteNo.7,S,afford, LOADING, SERVICE CHARGE Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr 301 Walnut Street Sanford, 3724211 undersigned, Arthur H. Beckwith. OF THE CITY AN AREA OF LAND Virginia FOR BAD CHECKS. SERVICE CLIFF .IORDAId,REALTOR Clerk of the Circuit Court Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court, SITUATE AND Macon, Georgia YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CHARGE FOR AFTER HOURS Ill By: Lois B. Walker BEING PARCEL PlO 104 Seminole County. Florida. will on SEMINOL, COUNTY. FLORIDA. that on action tO o!ectose the AND WEEKEND SERVICE, YourMLSAgency Deputy Clerk 21-Situations Wanted 33—Houses Furnished ESTABLISHIPG NEW MINIMUM the lstclay of July, 1975. at hio'ciock SAID t.A1D BEING LEGALLY movtgageonthefoIIowirgd,ri Publlih May 30, Juneö, I), 20,197$ REAlTORS am.. at the west front 000r Of 7563 Park Dr. Lyn MuIlit OR. property In Seminole County, RATES AND METER OEN-i?7 the DESCPIt'FD IN STUDIO 1,2,3 THIS Tutoring irimyhom. 301 Walnut Street Furnithedor(Jnfur,,Ished Seminole County Courthouse, DINAPICE: REDEFINING THE FlorIda, to wit: REQUIREMENTS, COSTS OF BEOROOMSUITES IOYLLWILDE- Like new 3 Sanford, Flocida, offer for sale and CORPOfATE I..IMITS OF THE Certified Teacher Macon, Georgia lbedroom. 2 bath Lot 155, SAN LANTA SUB. LINE EXTENSION, RESPON 2 BEDROOM bedrooni, 2 bath, family room. Call 37) 3757 PARCEL NO 101 sell t public outcry to the highest CITY OF LOPIGWOOD TO IN. DIVISION, THIRD SECTION, SIBILITV OR REPAIR AND OR 322004 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND fireplace, beautifully landscaped TOWNHOUSES and best h'tjder ocr cash, the CLUrIE SAID LAND WITHIN THE according to the PIat thereof REPLACEMENT, OF DAMAGED FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ' with privacy fence Lake Morwo. Area 7 bed'o,"t& AND following described propCrty In MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE recrirdedlopla? Book 13, Page7S,of LINES If told defendants are living, and 24-Business q,çx,rtunities METERS, FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida. fowl: ClT bath, lawn maintenance if any or all of said defendant or AND fur EFAUTHORIZING A.MEND- the Public Records of Seminole SEVERABILITY. CASE NO. 1S'I019.CA.17.E niSh,d. adults onIy-5175op defendants are deceased, the Loss 251, 775. 295 and 321 Wnpr ME'ITTOCITYMAPTOINCLUDE County, Florida FECTIVE DATE DCN FOX ASSOCIATES. INC. a Springs Unit 1, according to plot SAID 0907 on 372 4142. 135 spouse. heirs, devisees, Attractive Beauty Shop. Longwcod hat SaldOrdinancewaslacedonflrsl been filed against you and LAND Florida corporation, ANNEXED thereof recorded In Piat Book 16, Casselberry area Good location REALTOR 372 7190 oranteesc edit Iienors,or other reQuired to serve a copy ot your reading on June 9, 1975, and the City OVIDING SEPARABILITY, are Page's 6, 7 andl, Public Records LakeMary,7flpfr,j, Low overhead, 56.700 631 4442 Council will consider same for final 1505W, 25th St, Plaintiff, parties claiming by, through under, _______________________________ Of CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE written defenses, if any, to it vs. Seminole County, FlOrida, aduts. no pets $135 Business Home, zoned commercial, or against any such deceased PAUL M. GOLDMAN, Spielyogel, passage and adoption after the CATE. DECORATIVE BUSINESS JAYMOR CORPORATION, a SANFORD Pursuant tn final Judgment of 3773,30 I lone highway. Great terms fendanf or defendant., if alive, Well established upholstery •nd SaidOrdinaflcewasplacedonfirst Goldman & Pearce, PA., whOs* public hearing which will beheld in foreclosure, entered in tht above 1)1.950. Acre Realty, REALTOR, Florida corporation, and RICHARD and, if dead, their unknown spouse, address Is 101 South Courtenay the City Hall of Longwood, Florida. BRUCE KERLIN and ELIZABETH drapery business, including real styled pendng cause, 373 7750 322-2090 htirs, devisees, legatee's, grantees, Counc;l will consider same for final Par'kway, Post Office Boa 1366, on Monday. the 11th day of July, PEARCE KERLIN, his wife, estate, Under $30,000. creditors. lIenors, or other parties WITNESS my hand and the seal of Passage and adoption after the Merritt Island, Florida, 32952. At. A D. 1975, at 1:00 p.m. or as soon Defendants, CARPICK REALTY INC said Court thiS 16th day ci June. claiming by, through, under, or hearing which will be held in tOf'flIyS for Plaintiff, and file the thereafter as Possible. At the NOTICE OF ACTION REALTOR 647 3*00 1975. 2 Bedroom, air conditioned, fur meeting interested parties may against any such deceased defen the City Hall of Longwood, Florida, Original with the Clerk of the above (Stall pu.niy o, grouno. children TO' RICHARD BRUCE KERLIN dant or defendants, and all parties Taxi cab business and related on Monday, the 14th day of July, styled Court at Sanford, Florida, on appear and be heard with respect to and ELIZABETH Arthur H Be'ckwith. Jr., PEARCE having or claiming to have any fbi proposed Ordinance. Thit A.D. 1971, at 500 pm or as soon or before the 20th day of July, 1975; franchise Call adeI 901733 7577 KERL III, his wfe, W'ose last CY%4arIIICr'SAPARTMENT C!erk of the Circuit Court hearing may be continued from time right, title, or Interest in and to tPe ____________________________ thereafter as possL,ie At the otherwise a iudgment may tie en known ,sidres% is unknown MOVING DOESN'T By: LiiIian T. Jenkins S WEKIVA RIVER I to time until final action's taken by property 'n the Corn meeting interested partes may tered against ou for relief you ARE NOTIFIED that a Deputy Clerk Adult mobile ome vIllage, under HAVE TO BE EXPENSIVE plaint, Io,.,t [J] appear and be heard with respect to demanded in the C::.iplainf The tt City Council. Complaint for large Shady oaks on the scenic Pblith June 70, 1975 ln?erpleadc has been SECTION 770I0.]5I$; STATE ROAD A copy of the proposed Ordinance mo,'tgage being foreclosed is the proposed Ordinance, Thu filed against iou and you are OEO-126 W$iiva Modern (lean interiors, is a 60 SEMINOLE COUNTY i5pO5tedattheCltyHaIt,Longw, hearingmaybecontinL,edfromtime recorded in Official Recocd Book regulred to served to Plaintiff's from$140 SMI W of Sanford 377 1001, Page 1817, Public Records of Florida, ani copies are on file with attorney, (',AVIP4 0. LEE, whose DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 104 to time unfilfinal action stalin 29—ROOms the Clerk of the City and same may address is Suite 1175, Hartford RIGHT OF WAY - FEE SIMPLE IN Seminole County, Florida. THE CIRCUIT COURT, the City Coursc! WiTNESSmyhandathe$I0f be inspected by the public. BegInning 1617 feet East Of the Efficiency coon, for rent can EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Buildinri, Orlando, Florida 32602 on 35—Mobile HOme Lots DATED this 9th day of June, AD. Southwest corner of the SE ' of SW CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLI! is postedat the City Hall, Longwgod, the said Court on this 17th day of or before June 30th. 197$ and file the between 10 a rn. and 7 pm. 372 1975 of SectIon 19, Township 2* South, COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida. and copies are on file with June, 1975. orIginal with the Clerk of this Court S: Onnie R. Shomate, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S437.CA.O1.A the Clerk of the City and same may (Seal) either before service on Plaintiff's Range 30 East, run East 150 7 feet, _______________________________ Five Poi,itsArN: 162 Bedroom Apartments. Furnlshtd or Uniurnished City Clerk thence North 7046 feet, thence ifl a WINTER Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. PARK FEDEIo:,.. be inspected by the public. attorneyor immediately thereafter; Large Larsdsc.pedprlvat, lot Of the City of a-Apartments Unfurnished Hwy. 17.92 Sanford SAy I fiGS Clerk of the Circuit Court AND otherwIse a default will be entered Southwesterly dIrection 257.7 feet to OAT ED this 9th day of June, A.D. 'OAN alllsook ups. 3770075 3 _______________ 33347Ø Longwood. Florida By: Joy stokes ASSOCIATION, a (orperatlon 1975 against you for the relict demanded point of beginning: containing 15,116 _____________________________ Publish' June20. 1975 Deputy Clerk square feet (O3Sa acre), more or organized and Cxisting ur'cec the 5: Oonle P. Shoma'e in the Complaint for Interpleader SAPIDLEW000 VILLAS 36—Resort Property DEO 1? less PublIsh: June2077. July 1, II. 197$ laws Of the Unted S,'te City Clerk of This notke Shotl be pubtiShed once 110W AIRPORT 'ILVO DEO 121 America. You and eech Of you are ht'tOy of the City of each week for four (11 conserutiwe SAPIF ORD. 373 77 severally notified that the plaintiffs Hutcpisqn Ocean front Apartments, Plaintiff, Longwood. rlorlda weeks In the Evening Herald, a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND filed itS Sworn Complaint, together 3)9 S Atlantic Aye, Daytona CITY OF Publish: June20. 1973 ___________________________________ COUNTY, newscMf*r of general circulation FOR SEMINOLE Friendc Will Envy LARRY 0. DARNELL 6 NINA DEO 130 with Is Declaration ol Taking in the LOPlC.wOoD,pLoqIo Beach CalL 322 lOSS Dated th:s 77th day of May, 1975. FLORIDA -- 107 ICE 0: PiJBLl HEARING TO DARPIELL his wIlt, & CAVID L. (Seal) above Styled Court against you and Your gracious Country living CIVIL ACTION NO. 75•141.CA.09.0 MEW SMYRNa BEACH- Beach each of you as detendanta seeking to P006 I. VICTORIA I ROBB, his CITYOF 'O?dSlDER Arthur H Bckwitfl, Jr Sparkling clean 2 BR. 'ust ADOPTION OF front, poolsIde luxury con FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND ' wife. & F. CHRISTIAN EBAUGH condemn the above described LAKEMARY. FORlDi Clerk of ttic Circuit Court redecorated Only 3 left Modern r 3POSED ORDINANCE LOAN dominium ASSOCIATION OF apt property located In Seminole Completet 4(1icncfPiifJllttiearin'g doing btjslrw'j .'o fly Ce'cella V Ekern IIII4D! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by or SpanIsh furniture Special Reasonable SEMINOLE COUNTY, a cor Sday special or by Bull lr;D '.i County, Florida. by Eminent TO .iv:'/ IT MAY C.JNCEIPI Dtpvty Clerk move l,i OtiOwri.. Quiet neigh the City of Lor3wooct, Florida, that week 5.17 859 poration organized and existing U: ICfj 15 H'U iii f GiV Ef by tDmin proceedings r:i,le .,j tC'. F'eIpfi,I vn.,n,gger -__________________________________ Publish'M,ay 30. June 6, 13.20. 1975 the City Council will hold a public tnder the Law's of The United States t-' 'ioer,J :1 Adiuit,'iont of the City hearing to consider enactment You are further notified Ihat the Mr RTGAC.f; rCREC1 ciuul DEN 199 of of America, if ike ,taty, f:fr,Ida that said Ordinance No. 390. PI3intiff will call up for hearing C.ERK". fiC"(iCE 'IL! C411'L"l entitled: Plaintiff, 31Business Property ' — PlC I ICE I'. H before the Honorable David U Ett'r ;' ; iia' tb id will hold a PjbIic Hearing at API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY VS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BAMBOO Strawn one of the Judges of the xirs ant to ii I rt' ,:l,rrre't of $'f)pn onMoriiay,Julyl, 1975 to OF COVE APTS. LONOW000, FLORIDA. ANDREW J PENNINCTON and 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND abovpstylectcouctonthe lSthdayol Fort'iojur, vrtCre ii ftc sce 'ft.ce space for rent. across from C.or,.ider a request for Special REPEALING RESOLUTION NO. )JE. Airport Blvd 323 *310 wilt, LUCILLE N PENNINGTON. FOR SEMINOLE Pie County Court Houla, Air COUNTY, July. AD, 1975. at 11:30 o'clock enlI led cauSe : fh: Cirr'i' Cu, 'I of 'U :eptloc, to allow a mechanIcal 110 OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD. WARP EN R. TURMAN and wife, FLOP IDA AM r __________________________________ the Eight.-trttl', u:lcIi, Circjl, , Condition, heat arid utilities fur In the Seminole County One & Two Bedroom apartments FLORIDA, TRANSFERRING THE $. ALYNE TURMAN. HOUSEHO'O CASE NO. 75-N?CA-09.O Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, It nished Call 377 24.4 after 1 p m hO.i5eS arc toe kI'ncsr'C:urt*. F:ria I oerate in a residence Zoned under AUTHORITY OF THE ZONING _________________________________ FINANCE CORPORATION, a MELVIN .1. HARBER, Trustee, appl!catloflforanorderof Taking In Wili Sell a' pjt.lii aufioi 1 the t'it Zoning Ordinance of the City of COMMISSION TO THE LAND Florida corporation, and RICHARD Plaintiff, accordance with its Declaration of tic iett tJi jtf t ,t lvl Lake Mary C 7 on the following P 1. A Pd P11 N 0 AGENCY Payton Realty vs .1 PHELPS. and wit, BETTY r Moving? Live fraint duo - cf 'he (.ou't't*-',,, ci the described real property: Taking hc'eetoforefiled in this cause PROVIDING FOR THE MEM. JEAN PHELPS, S & 7 DEVELOPMENT COP l))i, 7610 HIawatha Awe City of !tr.fcu:, Lenriclr County, All parties to thit suit and all Other Lots 2$. 79, and 30. BlOck 76, BERSHID OF THE LAND PLAN PORATIOPI, a Florida corporation inferestedpartiesmayppe,rptfl, Defendants Flol'ldf fI the POt 'o' I' Ci li IA. on CRYSTAL LAKE WINTER HOMES NING AGENCY, PROVIDING FOR Sanford's Finest and AVERY WISDOM, NOTICE OF SUIT June )'r' 19's, 't :irt ' parcel according to the plat thereof as time ,nd place deslgra?ed and be Deflary, Adultt. Lovely large Ibid THE GIVING OF NOTICE OF TO' RICHARD .1 PHELPS Defendants room, air, ideal for retired persons heard bed at recorded in Pta? Book of re,,l rrtoe'',' •u 3. Pages 111, MEETINGS AND HEARINGS, • , • • Resldencc Unknown NOTICE OF SUIT 72Si foilogy,: 115, ndtI4cf the Public Records of ADVISORS OR ASSISTANTS, EstaDlisnea Resiaentiai Area? Commercial Properties Last Known Address: TO AVERY WISDOM AND The' ?icrth III $6 ff,y? 0 the West Seminole Cosnt,. FIoria. SETTiNG CT MEETINGS AND 7441 Myrtle Avn,,t' RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Homes, Lots half ci the S F The Public Hearing will be 1*111 in K F E P1 PlC'. if 'he N N 'a of thu ' MAKE ROOM 10 STORE YOUR OF Mi N III ES, Sanforct, F iorida Yo, are hereby nOtified that the Each defendant .5 hereby required NE 5. ,1 ¶n:ton 1, rw1nhip 21 the City Hall. City t' 'ike lisi', WI PIT F R I T EMS. PAY,tE?IT SELL And OF EX 'ENSES. YOU ARE HEREBY NOT'FIEI) Florida on the 7th day i July, i91, AM':I1fl.ENT OF ORDINANCE Above cap1lond action has been fo serve written defenses, if any, to South, :y,ng 13 lEn t PESER "DON'T NEEDS' FAST WITH A that an action to tom,cIose a morAcreage inStitlited against you in the Circuit said Complaint on atl'OOp m.,Ora5snt'v'reafti,ai NO 'v''s, v)wcve, LII') grantor n WANT AD. Phone 372 74%l or $31 391, CONFLICTs, in Court of the 11th JuJicial Circuit of fgaje on the following succ4tsars THOMAS 0 FREEMAN. it Ci .tScij'ns. an possible, at whith time lnfe'.j'eJ SEI'1IlttBlLI"Y, 9993 and a friendly Ad Vitor will 301111 K RIDER, ASSOC AND EF Florida, In and for Seminole County Seminole County, Florida, ,aSeqr.yoit ft.' ro,ic', pejolic and Parties far and againSt IPte rr,'.l FE:' lyE DATE. County Attorney help you. Lot 391 Of to foreclose a mortgage upon the FRANK privdt.' utility. ani drainage pur stated above will be heard !aci Seminole County SIaCrdinan, ewasplacedonflrlt W. Garneft White lo4l')wino described real property: .-WOODRUFF'S U3DIVISlOu O 7 BedrOOm urtturnlshed apt., air. 1007 HIghway 4)6 ef. LIP and across the hearingmaybecontinuedfroint, i' rei.ngon Jun.,9. lSlS,anct the City Pe5'. -"-'a lots 4 tfiru 71, LANDS, South Sanford, Florida, Block 33 and lots 1 will to wtl carpet $175 month Al?amnte Springs, Pd )rI t time unti finil act ion it tat t f"t' 'I ttr Ea'.t 3(1 fert Co. cI w*ll (O'iSJer same for trial I Broker, 107W Commercial thru 7 a FtIc,k 36 arict Lots 38 thru SI ACcording to the plot the. rot as iSO '1amge dpOit 20) E 71st St F iori tter ,, the said Board of MIutment 32701 0.51 IIIcC and AclopIton after the Sanford3fl 755) recorded in PIaI Itook 1, Page 4lof ifl Block 36 of the 4th Se(tion on or bfore the 2nd day of July, 3734369 after 5.30 THIS NOTICE shall be pcgted II pit lic hearing which will bm '((a !'THf:l Nith a non e'xclusive "ed !n the Public Records of Seminofe OPIAMWOLO, Sanford, Florida. A Ph,.. q3 p'.tt(c D, 1915, Ond flIp the original with BR vacant, btock, wall wall car '1 w,tnin ti, tht : fly Hall of Lonqwood. Florida, '; ii PIt nens •pportenan' according t th Plat thereof, the Clerk County, Florida, MASTERS COVE City of Lake ia:' : of the above styled Court 'dtoi rtç'ht of way petirmg, fenced back, clean, close Mary, Florida, at lit on Ji.r4ay, flie lath day of July, I has been filed against you and you recorded In Plat Book 4, Page 99, of on said date, to show cause whar ON THE LAKE *icth Standing South from City PlaIt, and published In tl$e Al) 1973, at I 00 p.m., or in. Consider renting Reasonably as soon are requIred to serve a copy of your 3779QQ ic fIt' 'itrrid along a centerline tvining Herald, a newspaper if tb.' "af hr at possible. At ttie the Public Recurds of Semingle right, title, interest or lien you or _______________________________ prIc,d,$14,90 written defenses. if any, to it on County, Florida. •1 tIci fthi l.a5tandWestpaIyepof general Circulation itt the .ty Cf ariy of you have in anti t the Love flW 4 'inn intel,stid parties may , PHILLIP Animals' Then you'll love the f H. LOGAN of i.,If Lake You are required tO file a Property described ln said Corn Mary, Florida unt time it Il e F.ist Cf the NW i of the NE AOSSIE C, BATEMAN all apc. ,ar.$rtdbe heard with respect to nw ,,1' Central FIOtida Z, Read SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN. •t. responsive pleading to PIaintiff' t tttoi'i 7, Township IPJ,I1iII plaInt and to show cause, if any you 21 South, least 15 days #ior to aires ci fbi' P'oposel Ordinance. This alt ôbOut f leg '.i! for i'sey f PlaIntiff, wttose aderes Complaint with the Clerk of the have, The Herald's A to Real Estate Broker Range 30 East, to the South boun hecrine :.. iddition, nd ice shall be lW, ml; maybe contineud from time why said property should not Zoo specIal July 3 is Post Off fr, Box 7779, First aforesaid Court, and serve a copy be condemned for the uses and C..tid in the area to be considered '0 cii until f nil dary extended of Tract 20, for ti'.actIon is tekin by Federal Building. Sanford, Florida, thereof upon Plaintiff's Attorney, A. purposes 377764 HOMES O. DITINCTION at least IS days prior to the date of tP Cit1 COUICIl j purposes of ingress set forth in tht Corn 3 Room, 2nd floor rcar -avsdfilethe original v,ithfhe Clerk of JAY CR15101. 71 Northeast Fitt ,,ie public hearing. plaint filed herein If you fail to do (Seal; I Co:ry of the proposeci Ordenance Apartment; utilitiflincluded N 'Close to everythii* yt avay from it all! the above Styled Curt on or before Avenue, Miami, FlorIda, 331)1, not OQUAL,lFy_. only 17.000 down o, a default will be entered anst DATED. June 16th. 1915. Arthur Pt. Bpkw,th, Jr Caf1373 9579 i1tJiftdatth,CityHatI,L buys thIs 3 bedroom. I' bath July 7th; ufherwise, a Judgment l.ter than Jur'e 30th, 1975, or a you for th$ 'Urge wooded lots •SrreiI iiijht Kay Sa'sm,sn, relief demanded lithe Clerk ci the Circuit Court Fnridh, arid 'goie are 'n file w,th home may be entered aqlin'st you far the default will be entered *gainst you Complaint City Clerli $ ImmedIate Occupancy. By' llttlin T Jenkins fbi CItrk of he City and same may & 2 • Paved streets •Sewer; I5jdewaIks relief demanded in the Compl,int, 101' the relief demanded in the Bedroom apartments sso 5170 SI City' of Lake Mary, WITNESS MY H AND AND SEAL Oeptiy Clerk te 'r.$iected by the public, IPIL 6.PID WITNESS my hand and tPse lealof Ciciptairl 3 bedroom, fenced 30 Year Mortgages 'i id. tIotmo Florida Of hid Court or the 26th dayof May, W. E. WIfIDERWEEDLE, Mo Children & Pets O.K. also IJI.'IEDtPiisSIhdayof ,$LNTIA.D. this Court on June 2nd, 197$. DATED: May 77th. InS yard, npat & clean, owner or Conventional '.'u a jet. furnished 3710016 AD, I'#FS GARY E. MASSE", ESQ. Wincterweecfle, Plaint's, Ward mosivated (Seal) (Seal) (SEAL) ______ 616 F. Iltamonte Avi. & WC'Odi'i'tan. PA S Oresie P Shomate, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Svitt 102 P.O Box Stemper Realty C't' CIteS Clirk of the Citcuit co,rs (leek of the Circuit Court • Attlli3OntC Springs, FII. Clerk of the Circuit Court Wit Icr Pan, f'lr1j, 331$9 01 fPt Ctty of By: JOy StoS. fly' Joy Stokes 1 Centfalftor's fly' Lillian T Jenkint CONS'Tfltj. '1 ION lrc, Attorney ID? City Attprnty,, for PIinlilf t,ong*od, Florkj Dfputy Clerk Deputy Cltrk 1IPLE LISTING REALTOR Deputy Cterx Publish: June 70, 1975 Icr', Bedroom Adulltonly .oune 20, 5975 t"4Iph: .itah( 70, 1915 33 Publish: June 6, 13. ;, 211 W. 25111 Sanford, Fla, Publish' May 30. June 4, *3.20. 197$ Pubt,sh May 30. Junc'4, 13.20. DEO '31 T 19/$ PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK DEPI OFO 3777)71,372 1494,377 DEN 701 AddItions Call icr API.). '!2.3l03 lUmcdelill 7513 Park Drive VOup 377 1939,372 4144 IIN% ---.: Mcow Si S. Legal Notice I I - * They're Hot" * is. o; - Patio Houses Large 3 bedroom. 2 bath, incluclet disposal and dishwasher, mem bership In luniOr olympic pool tennis court 135.500 WI "' St. Johns River area. Home, marina, fish camp or acreage Buying within 60 days Wm Koshiol, 703 Ocean Drive, Tavernier, Fla 33070. I Bedrooms, 7 baths, large famil* room, membership in recrealiona facilities including pool and tennii COurtS 543.500 ' Bennett Realty Inc. SPRING HOUSECLEANING? SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A rI ASSIF lED AD, 105 Sonora Ave 322 8771 35 Friday. I SSa?,& Sun Merchandise - - - 2515 PALMETTO AVE 3 bedroom, 1', bath, kitchen equipped, con venient to shopping Drive by and call 1fl,SO0 . -, - , - . p s .,' ' ..... - ' - s - a C v - , a -- ------- C ----- - P AYTON REALTY -_________ Kish Real [state , S ten stro Realty ___________________ ________________________ , . . Lu Patio - -- -- .- CaliBart Real Estate FROM J • (rIi1iage Rentals - ": •' ,...'_ '., ' Move Into Sanford's Prettiest And ___________________________ Most Talked About Apartment Complex For First Month's Rent Only -. ' _______________ - -"------'--------------.---------._____. ____ - vs. --------... _3dhULLJJI.Ij1J , , , 4 -, , - - Ii - Why Not Real Estate ___ - By Owner Lovely 3 bedroomS, 1 year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost i acre Idyltwilde Section 373 9164 I section new Central Florida Zoo Don't miss it on July 3 Sanford. by Owner- Idyllwilde II sectIon, 3 Bedroom,? bath, family room on large lot, low down payment, Call 377045 after 6.3C pm BALL REALTY Choice Listings IN ALL PRICE RANGES 117W Itt St 372361) _____________________ * Rent Purchase Plan * Modern and sharp 3 bedroom split plan, P, baths, fenced yard, garage, carpets, stove and refrigerator $160775 Mo $31 5272. CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOP TAFFER REALTY Rag. Real Estate Broker I1OE. 25th St 377US$ -, Dining room suite walnut table, I choirs, buffet, 5)50. also shot gun. n—I ntc.Arroaao clear Ilowing Stream, horses o.K. Terry Realty, REALTOR. 67! 0711 ,IA.-Cnmn'vt rails I Prrsrr$'u condilion With 7 apartments on adiacent lot Units rented 333.900 -fl----' '.' - - 1 - - . j • ' ,' - c'' , - - - -'------------------ ---a __ . - — -r - ...: - i-" Motorcycle Insurarict' BLAIR AGENCY 3733564 79—Trucks-Trailers 1966 Ford Pick up. '. ton, good condition 112 W Coleman Circle 32) $111 '65 Ford ton pick up; VS engine, new paint, '69 Ford 1 ton, steel stake body, with lift gate. 323 0690 after 5 p.m. 372 7111 '', '69 Ford Van: Mags, Side pipes, custom interior, stereo, 377 0691 Willis Jeep Pick up I Wheel Drive Runs good I 48T0 CHOOSE FROM ON THE SPOT FINANCING $99' OVER A FRACTION OF THEIR COST DEALER COST - r- # I .J I . _ 64 Mercury Monterey, 4 dr PS. factory air, radio, heater, good I lITflllljL NO CREDIT CHECKNOIPIT(PEST-.NOREDTApE FREE 377. 1671 '00 cash '63 Catalina, powi brakes and Steering, redo, ai IT'LL MAKE YOU A BELIEVER IN ECONOMY! 'T'a'sttI LMG BUYER PROTECTION PLAN 1. .5 "Ufl()ir '4tf4i ilu.u.trat" 1w-,, ',, j t'ii' :, rw i'174 5514 , In n;i 'in 5r1', . .i \' i. ,lirn S'ivi,t ,ifl \I4i a', a. a,,I, .ci iu.u'i:ilt't". I'' .'xj Uu itrut ti htr'j II will ii tiC Its- Irjn 'C U'*il,x nix-nI 4 ,v'i vi it 'koi )lx-, Itsimi k'lrtis,' fl iii.drfl,4 • lt g2,u;s;it-c' is • eli' a ij iw aiftt'. Iii iii its' et,tlr Its' i,,., tw'%,'vtiaiw-sIt'.l 5lIsrri-eiie, fluil the t .0 l, IC nIs iiuii,n.iuxl ,wlil t,ve'el I' e %TIi,il use' ,tiiil t',sv In 11$' fill'S I sianl ".Ces IC 5,51.,? xl lbs gtwa'ur'l tqisr', ic rt-pi.kC'w'nu', lx' IIi.SIr lii ,, LIC Lit'.iit'i 1. .5 tree, kuwi u,v trr,.i, ,mlirw,'i,i rrr ,ss' u't u* :.ik','. it gi vu15'eel rrw% I,ikt' iisp'tflj4i1 3. Sfrcsdl Tn;i lni.-rrtqaIiiq'o I't'ac'tn,ai &. At,,4.,i,jic,.-.'...,,,.,,.,, . - Refrigerators, used In apartmet Look 1, work good. Steal t $25 each 3231340 _____________________________ General Electric stove 10", prac. tically new. white. $50. Table. 6 chairs, buffet, 1,15. )fl 004 ., - EXPERTS Cash For Your Junk Cars 373 9136 -. - II I 'V5y5 b,srrell, I speed, make offer over $700 Finance America. 831 $300 Ibis is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooning & Boarding Kenriuts. Th,gnks to you, our dust>rnert 327 5757. 52—Appliances ._,_ NATIONAL AUTO SALES DOG TRAINING IN YOUR HOME. Housebreak iflQ, Obedience. Protection CALL 53) 7370 CALL All Breed Dog Training Academy 1970 VWgnodcondition _ Well trai','c Pony. and tack, neck re'n 17" or best offer. Richard drug 'r 77 014.1 -. "' - 322 7657 A to Zoo The complete story on our new Central Florida Zoo. Read it all on July 3 , .' 67--.l_ivestock. Poultry - 1u1r 'urkeys-$S each 53—TV.Radio.Stereo 3771001 '-________________________ Used phonograph LP rep;rds, large selection. SOC each li'RB'S T'. 17005 French Ave.!flI7jg JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOPMLY'S F 46 Sanfocdlfl 4733 AIr Conditioning ______________________________ ''- -- --- - -' Central Heat & Air, Condt.oning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 322 1771. _____________________________ BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTinstall a water to air heat pump free est DYKES AIR CON DlTlOPIlNG 3?? ________________________________ a —'- Wanted to buy used OttIc.' furniture Any Quan!t', PIOLL'S Casselberry. Hey Il 97 8)04704 _____________________ --- - - 68—Wanted to BUy COLOR TV. $11 9SM(l liii RENTAL PURCttt E FLiPI Au iO'04 -' We Buy Furniture PORCH SALE-- Fridt1 t, S,inurday, 9 a.m 6 p m Dii i.l,n'ng, clothing, books. odd's 'Ii I"c't 6)4 W First St - CARPORT SALE Myth FamIly Friday Sun, June 7072. 9 a m I pm Dishes. Linens, Furniture, Clothing, Misc. 109W Rdge Sanford (Park Ridge. off Lal p Mary Blvd I APARTMENT SELL Out" Complete apt. of furniture for sal.,. Everything must oo AJfl C 3. SandieWood Villa's 1)0W Airport Blvd 9 t 5 Frida.'& (',ARAC,E SALE Couch, 10 6 Saturday Refrigerator, Baby Bed, MIsc. 1615 W 3rd 5' l3 'JiO CASH 3274132 Beauty Care "or used furnure, appli.5nces. ''yiis, etc Buy I in 1001 'ttmt arr ,'s Mart. 7)5 Sarfo.'d Ave ,, . , _.____.. TOWER'S BEAUTy SALON !tormerly Harriett's Beauty Pooh.) 519 E. Pine3fl 5717 ,. 72Ac'ti . , - SPECIAL Pe,rranenf Wave. $10 Ask for "Glen Bernice's Beauty Salon, 76)3 Sanford Ave 372 7936 ____________ __________ ---- " Auctioq Carpet Cleaning Sale _______________________________ FPI!.IAY N;0i TI .XP AS Beomi furitilune, LIw'ng room Initur,'. Ito, ru'.t ii p. ancj new i iless steel sinks .r'duiling camper sInks, all Kilds of Qlasswa",' tI', i'ea' Stile, and c.' mit i c' 'c her-'. (eme Earl, Bring New Life To Your Carpeting Ariti(,ue C,aracae Sale Clocks, Cheery butch. Butler desk, Dough bOx, much 'i,ore Saturday' 72. . Hqme Improvements' tIUDDY's PIOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 3?? 133$ RegIstered with the state as Class A Contractor Plonit'S -. Add?,nn '3?7 r.r I6 Bill cvi's Paint & Body Work U treci t' ri-s try trie t's'st F ',p! 6. hod 'work r' 7)6 7Y1 ,5i?rr 6 3?) l39 PICk tr & iri',,-r, ____________________________ vç'e'ni ' Pest Control . DAVES' - -- __________________________ _____________________________ - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 67A—Feed ____________ DeHart's Radio Carr In 'ipn,'i Radios, Tape Recor':er', Ft'crit Players. Black 4. Wile :ii S Park, Sanford ........ 54 -Garage 'i'ICS BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' - Dell's Auction Service Hwy46.WslSantor inc' res' 'he 'rig iii l:t'l,ty of you ru'.j'. Cl.,Ine-d ir yOur own home bi Von.Schrader dry foam method No muss. rmotus, nooctor Use same day AtI work I guaranteed PhOne for estimate. or 0)08190 , _____________________________- Pet Care ______________________________________ land ClenrMg APT .L I I (3 c '' All types lots & aerage cleared ',vc have fop soil, till dirt. clay, anti shell available Please call n.ght r day, 373 3913 ______________________________ - PE I REST iNN Itc,ird'rcj & C,roo..'ng Ph fl? 1CS7 Potograpky P t, SEA!,IAN I'HOTOGPAPIIY 'J'riQ5, C.,r,j,is, Ccrirrr,II Portrts,Arn' ji, cj,er:5r.g S t mrnerWeddriq Special 621 5356 -' FSTERSOPI LAND CLEARING Rulldorino Fir ilvating, D;tcb Yr fit irt fop ,I ifl 5!&J 'vice ' Pressure CIeaning_, ' I i APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 234? Park Drive 377 8563 InYeStIgatOrul ________________________________ "MAC' MCLUNc, H"w!,'li IN'.[STIG..TC'I ALL TYOC', cr 323 5715 PH )fl ______________________________________ Home Improvements Landclearng. till dirt, (Iy. rock All kinds of digging House tral irs stored and moved 3?79117or cii 1195 NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT P0,5 WIll A Cl .55lFlED AD A k." CL EAPIS ALL Furrier 4'" pr('ssI,r'c finest Adult-Family Home Park, Come out and inspect the Model Homes on display I I is for the birds Mobile r..a,rnna Allen Wrenn 3210707 Building, roofing and concrete finishIng, free estimates. NOW LEASIN entraticeand e*ittouchapart. ment, lots ol ito.'. as., private bal. colsifi, and you'll FROM '135 1,2, & 3 se*st*ywsiiyconvtnu.nc thekeytoRidgewoodArms - _____ -.: I-, , CARRIAGE SIte COVE Rd. 427, 2. i*Iles east of 17-92. Ph. Sanford t305j 323-8160 f I-I - Mownc'. Di%rr. Back hot' *011 Cil'arT'01 377 ti? .,ltC' S ______________ SW' ,4C _____ _____ Carpentry, RefnOdeling, Additions, Nrtd your oras' ((,t Prompt Oril Custom Work Licensed Bonded da'rerwlent %erv(r 5, ur 37? Free estimate 373 6035 9397 373 6050 ir.1 /,%OaI PpI lAiJrl' / 2510 Ridgewood. Sant,ud, Fli. 323-420 — Expert roof rrp.i'rs. t,? rxi', iju.tr3r'' tirgiesAl;*o' - .. - tan Aluminum Utility Buildings i . rig floor, delver,. Waiiy Watt of Orlando 2vS i;,' lawn Care MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE ANt WINTER ITEMS MAINTENANCE ror estirnat SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A call 312226? WANT AD Phone 32'? 2611 or 83) — and a friendly Ad Visor will Flu the high cost of your liwn We itail sj'a"nkler systems at the most rea%onabt. SOLAR HEATING ANt) WATER rates In the area Free estimates °UPIFICATION SYSTEMS Southern Lawn Scr'v,ce 377 9597 rAIl DhiI ..i. 1154 •V,J .14J flJY 373 6050 ,',iri n' Roofing ,__., Sanlurd 's nt".sest and - ---'----.----._,.,,.,, 1972 Honda 350 CL, good condition. MCI) miles, 5675 t30 3127 eves RABBITS' AIlSlzes Fryers and Breeders 534 1062 ___________________ - __________________ . - 1973 Yamaha 750. *1.000 miles 59-95 Call Green, 327 6606 alter 6 p m. ,,' White arid Apricot-Slop 3721.119 1179W, 1%? St., 3727335 - - - TIlE- GREI .GRE-MLIrI , AKC Collie puppies. sable & whi Eyes checked, health guarantee Singer Zig Zag. In Cabinet, 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine. Sold new for $319.00 Pay balance ofS$$orlopaymentsotsg See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Downtown CARPORT SALt Saturday & Sundiy Housnold items. ladies sizes 9 1) & 7! Ic 3 u clothing Eastw'ooj Court 173 '' iOBILE HOME PARI $55 Lot Rei't From Best lot selection noss a'. allable In - ' - - '6$ Lemans Convertible, automatic. power brakes & steering, radio. good tires, body & engine 1750 00; 37) 5315 - 78— 'otorcycles OVER 6ONICE CLEAN CARS '0 CHOOSE FROM, EASY TERM tiuuie rayments plete set up I'll save you money Licensed Otlando 773 3470 GREGORY ?AOBILE HOMES 3501 Oniondo Drive 'rilc'nt1)?3 5700 1966 Mustang, 6 cyl Auto"-',atic -5.450 337 7931 *946 Pontiac Tempest br Also 1964 Mustang, 7 dr. V S autometic 321 0067 after 6 — 1964 Imperial Excellent Conditi, iSC) 373 0021 Peconoltionieci Batteries, II? 95 exchange PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Santca'cl Av.' & Ut Live Rabbits 51 50 3306 S Palmway, Sanford ,"nJv_uIupu '' '.'., . - 65—Pets-Supplies - ____ Crime see the titett in luxury flmily living, the all new 71*6.1' Glen brook. 'I 1964 6 cyl Chevelle, body rusted Rurs, $60 Call Green 377 e..e,o.s after 6. Ford '71 PinI. I Speed. A I, economical, son daughter Iran sportalion, owner $1,150. 671 79)9 TLJIC' SAIII I . room & bedroom built on Located Ofl Pt lots in city. Partially fur. '69 VW. good ConditIon-call 3727767 or 37) 5473 Counter tops, 5ink InStbIIton available Bud Cabell 372 5052 dining rm AC, central beat, many extras 52.600 373 6661 after 6pm ASsume payments, central air and '6$ VW; good condition flew Battery & Tires 1300 Call 373 7313 76—Auto Parts 99L KEPIMORE WAShiER. Service. USCO machine's MOONEYAPPLIANCES37)0497 - - Spring Is "Move outside time" Get patio and lawn furniture at a good prim'e Read the Classitied Ads returns Te-1 one and see Call II Jim Hunt Realty , - '1) Terry Travel Trailer. 73 ft cx cellent condition, air, 17.69$ 373 0.456 or 32) 6437 w Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $ 1.50 per day --'.4'-- lS7lParkDr 37)2111 REALTOR AFTER HRS 322 9701 377 06.45 322 3991 1969 Ambassador, 6 cyl automatic, 0000 condition, 11,300 Call 5)0 3172 eves , . ' Vehicles 1969 Pop Top Camper, exceptionally nice, 57.295. Call Duane McGuire, 377-1651 Dealer. $Lt4UIpIUJIU 1W rwiuu Sanford Seminole iC's Annual Flea Market, Saturday, June 21, 197). 127 S French Avenue. From 9 $10,500- S rm house, 2 lots 55's 110' each Ruby St off Ups,ala near I I &SR16 372900$ In . 75—Recreational OG—Autos for Sale for Sale 1971 Biscayne, all heavy duty' parts, 4SIcu engi.,e, I bolt mains $1,500 or make offer. 530 SIn eves 1 Piece or Housefull CASH 37) 4321 -- DayS ? 6173 Nlghts)fl5471or3fl7357 80-Autos - - . , r '. ' MAITLAND FLEA MART -- $160 Plus Furn. 7)' (ritchfiI Cruiser, 160 Inboard outboard power Ideal for family camping, skiing. A. fishing 377 3101 or 3770771 . . ' Accessories - ______________________________ - 55—Boats & Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best & Service The Rest. Western Auto. 30)W 1st St. Harold Hall Realty . , ANTIQUES Aristocraff. '67, blue with white hard top. 20 HP Marc. 10, HO trailer, All very good. Extras 51,950. 323 Flea Market, Sat & Sun. Free 5952 tables Stn' Auction, Hwy 46 W ______________________________ Sanforci IS' Burger Classic, excellent, live aboard, Cruising, 3 BR, )' bath SHADED LOT- Overlooking lake, Junk. Trash Hauled Away 54.500 51.500 See Cimera II, Monroe SI Pick up Load Harbor 373 1309 667 6306 ROBSOPI MARINE I £3,lI 2977Hwy *797 board 10', 110; Holpoint Air 7606S.Plwy 1797 112 396) conditioner, 10.000 B lU ISO; REAL TOP 37) 3771 PiC( of green shag arpt't. or,', 60-Office Supplies Dcn't mist A to Zoo (9' x 7'''). 51%. 373.104) The Herald's Dedication Fight Cholesterol build up with Issue for our new Used offi furniture Lecithin Kpi Comtjinal,On C,t't Central Florida Zoo Norwaik ICci Pelp reps a) Publication cult July 3. Woo.J or steel desks (executive desk Fairway Plaza Pharmacy, & chairs, secretarial desks & 1 BPS 7 full baths, family room A. chaIrs, straight chairs, tiling dtn, plenty Storage, large lot cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry 3271017 P1011'S 1911 hwy 17 9?OpenSal & Sun. 95 Casselb.erry, 17 92, 0)0 1704 Owner will sell or rent wilt, opt ion to buy 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, garage, 3' years old, 573.100 373 7191 62-Lawn Garden WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE '* bedroom, 1' bath on corner lot, 311 313E Fir%tSt, PIELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 115.900. Existing, $16,500, 7 pct 377 S6' Woodruff's Garden Center mtg 3735607 601 Celery Ave Sanford Large Flea Market By owner, like new, '1 Bedrooms. Fla room, detached garage, Open Saturday A, Sunday, 9 to 5 p.m. Let me MOW or TILL your lot and or Tables & permanent booths fenced yard 119.000 373 c Garden spot Floyd Freer, available All under cover. 372 5191. ________ . Located 1', miles east of I Ion SR ST.JOHNSREALTYCO. 16, Sanford at Stan's Auction. 372. Special shrub and garden sprayers 9$ cents ea. GardenLanci, 1100 W BROKERS -- -. _____________________________ GARAGE SALE: All day Friday & 'til noon Sat Clothes, Furniture, Misc. 707 F 25th St. You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in the Want Ads SO—Miscellaneous for Sale FLORIDA DREAM HOME- Retire in style, in this custom 4 bedroom lakefront country home On One acre tree shaded lot, 15.S00 ?rms 322-2420 Anytime Apartments _____ -- ctf' s(r'bed Will Buy or Consign Any Item of Vilue SANFORD AUCTION, 37)7310 , . - M r YARD SALE, Sat, June 21, 91 pm. Antiques, furnture, plants, misc. items *0) N. Virginia Ave Pa born's GIGANTIC YARD SALE. THURS. FRI., SAT June 19, 20, 2); 111 Cloitters Cove, Casselberry, Lake Hodge Estates on 431 All must be sold regardless of Cost. 339 5301 , 20, 1975—SB 68Wanted to Buy . - Ri Sa Faecutive home in Quiet neigh borhood In Sanford, Lake Mary area, priced up to 1,60.000. Phone Julie B. Realty, Inc., Realtor; $3). 411 evenigs: Zona Beckwith 377. 131$. BR, 1 bath, kitchen equipped, Suoland Estates 373 167? Friday, June Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 47—Real Estate Wanted $600 down, take over payments, 3 * "Get 'Em While * - Legal Notice 41-Houses " Wull Papering PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger 1 cenSed Reticia'nital. Commercial Free Fstr!'.s!es PPm 3726473 Well Drilling I Li S PRIm 1 (3 P'jypc 'iiN,LL.R ,,y,T5',', All type's arid SIts We repair and serivce STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY (0 YIW 7ndSt 3fli) ','. T1 �-a-' . ~_ - __ - __ --- - __ - - . - - , -_ - - - - ~ - - .- -- .s -L - - . - - -- '-'----'' .-- - --- - , -, - - ____ - - - . '--,-; - ' *"; 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? . ,... UIe ......... ,l ' •-* INN ", ' orrrpINc SAT4QUET FACILITIES. MEETING ' .- o 6 it Sheriff John Polk discovers 'brotherly love' of fellow officers (luring FBI Academy schooling when jail fire occurred, See Page 2. Hear Them Pidy Hits From THE TOP 40 — Wrt cu ;e! 'u' your dollar is more urlvrtt now than ever Tha t introducing FAMILY DINNER p.m. Iii 10 P. 'I lit, '275 S 0 0 JR X Lounge— P% ) I Packae Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD 0,40. ic.,.. • •)• I ' • ,_,,, 141 .E,* sC .. . $mr., sp,. VOuti Li)V(It U,.,,,, ________ INII()IIN *77,5 11 AM — 2AM6i_1_ _1 I ''' , . . IMEW PIIEOCHICKUN CUP PU T IECAUSI IT . . Al TYPI tNttRtAipiatt A,1a03,w CORNER OF COMMERCIAL& PALMETTO _______- - iM;t,,IAi,e It IK , PftQwPi - ACT ORU4v - SI Lfldfts(4)(y 50c 4C Dear Abby Dr. Lamb .............6C lIom€ Horoscope ...........6C 5A Hospital Sports .. ....... ....1-38 Television ...... ..6-7-8D Women's .............1-4C 4. TAFIACHIAI i___'_'_________ ,__—c t c.0 test selling individual items honey-dipped tried chicken. CLUB Icr every occasion' 'I 305-8624000 Ti) ohM IN (lAY ',iGiiI I AM, V why were 'i,,; C;:'.ofl.efl lamly ca'...'ages There $ a right size and a right price LONGWOOD, FLA . To Our Lounge 4A Around The Clock 4B Bridge 6A Business Calendar ..............SR Classified ...........7-8C Comics ................413 Crossword ............6C Editorial ............... 4A - Don't Come VALUES ,.mtc'ci VlaToes and gravy. crUamy cole slaw arid hot butter tastin biscuits SR 434 & 1 -4 __________________________________ ir iou APIT to DRINKS Index NORTH 15 MINUTES FROM AUTO-TRAIN THURS., FRI., SAT— Thru JUNE 28 Polk Recalls Tragedy 4 •iJi QUALITY INN OVER 70 FLORIDA ATTRACTIONS. 30 Mile Radius $OEAUTIF,UL GOLF COURSES - iMilR4,u JAI-ALAI. DOG RACING & NIGHT HARNESS RACING All withIrilMlIes 01 QUALITY INN NORTH Back At The Lui by Popular Request More for your money! - - Yulbqs.,I ENTERTAINMENT Aw ' SATURDAY SPECIAL OIL Merle Parker set for trial on violation of state medical and drug acts. 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_ .' 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 20, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 20, 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 20, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9cd04cdfd843ab761de8d8e96809f182.pdf 9fa68199b68c687332a5d1460016e78f PDF Text Text - __ __ __ __ ___ __ __ ______________________ ____________________ ___ ______ ______ 4: ___ 1 -- > C) I'll 0 Evenined r 67th Year, 4o. 259-Thursday. June 19, 1975 , ____ - ___ Sanford. Florida 32711—Price 10 Cents ___ _ ____________________ _ n - i ' — '•'••'I•-•- W II _ _ '-i I •WO - '— J— i IjU _ 0 ______ ' i i Ii. — 1' • •• '1 a 4 .- - 1IP$ 4 _ u 11 iC __ _________________ s.,tsit, titli t dU ___ 'tennedacompa F ted ':-i fulitime equivalent students - '5 . D C - . C - 0 1 S _________ . — C')> 0 - 0! m I- -{_ n w z - 1111s monstrous combine Is busily harvesting the last of the field thatthestateusedasixpercent co crop on one of & Co.'s fields on Fst Celery Ave., growth figure for the county Sanford.Theco 1sloadedIntotandthkcngrajnstorage school system 'and we used TnE ROPS facilities for drying and then sold for feed grain. Immediately three per cent." after the harvest is complete, the fields are turned under and "There isa good chance we planting of soy beans follosis. (Hcrald Color Photo by Bill Yin, will not reach that level of cent) __________________________________________________________________________ wegrowth,"Harrissaid,"andif don't we won't get all of the increase. COMBINING n m 'V 0 1 0 1 I . 0 r . c o - dJ _ W - _ ran . C 0 en ury iv na 'You have to have the students in order to have the programs and you have to have the - j _____ ,;r,' I - .• - . '_-c .' . . . '' , k . . ,,- ,-. :-.. -' -- ' '- I . . . . •. . . ' ' '•.• '• - A .._ . .. . . I •. ' - .. Z•Ii I He said the hool adminla- By BOB LLOYD )1ltrvwt I - . ...•.. - .. ___ - - . - — ' . C5 'V 1 'V _.1/lull I ;/ !j — — - U 5 m I ?' 1 f!'! 11! i' If , / / torr.(y who assisted In a six- He cited the design of the 14- ditional funds. ji' disclose his testimony but commented, "I'm Impressed. think this grand jury Is taking ____ '' room Rutberg wasn't carrIng I .- A • A By GLENN MCCASLAND herald Staff Writer I A A Hazma said 'We've got to to view the paving project, said matter who does the ork move the animab becaie the he would contact several Wont be finished by the July 1 Faced with a facility "that's arciund us." Road Builders Association and dicated However, the road Sanford's Central Florida Zoo animal move came a day after involved in a joint project to zoo. - of the sherlirs Department materialize," he added, 'we moving day at 11 a.m. County Commissioner Lamar / open all cell doors at the same without it. Seminole Boulevard and Park to the zoo proper could be director Al Rozon, who joined building material. time and that jaIle must "If the state says we are to Avenue, to the new Central paved, with Thomas, Amick and Thoni. ho helped raise unlock cell areas s'parately. ge $23.52 million, that doesn't Florida Zoo complex on US. 17. The roadway has been llama in Inspecting the road. $10,000 frorii Orange County, The zoo is some $40,000 short such as concrete arid asphalt, ___________ ________________ findings after several hearings programs for use of the "America's Freedom" known Orange County sup- estimated $10,000 worth of work Seminole County o'eration, last year on county jail con- money," Harris said. "These Jack hlanna, director of the porter of the zoo, was con- earlier this year at the zoo, "It's a Central Florida zoo, so ditions but apparently nev figures are really only zoo, said the big bird would be cerned over conditions at the placing drainage pipes under let's !et Central Florid;i be isd a final report. estimates. They are ,flot transferred in a single action nearlyompleted compound. the road, then filling and involved," he deelared Kenneth L harris said the ad- lt to the zoo's new headquar. the paving project "ought to be ready for paving, ffler, Lang- Administrator Gary Kaiser, study continued, Hanna said he 18th JudIcial Circuit Court department, was standing by in sure if t funds are Iorthcom 'Once we start the molng raising," sa)Ing, 1t S get this month and through sesterda grow under our feet in mom illiam ('a Akrldge, who has October FTF count, sin the een if it s a se%en4a) a tk Orlando contractor Rick away much of the roadwa) about the county jail." , •f ..';. fq."/'' • i repairs that it (fatal fire) can't estimate and the other in- ' jury room shortly after lunch, Rutberg said the two large APPOINTED briefcases he was canying contained "all the newspaper Cveraor Iteun Askew this c 4 /1 :tftcr hearing four tours of • last year. / / 'I" Z F - 1j m • - .U . h li/il/il ll, (I • .1 ,iilILrJJ7llj f! I fi D> I • - ______ '11111111 I/i 'V U 0 II = = -S % Se'mnole County Grand Jury probing Last week's • vunty jl f that kU1 11 stx'non( 1p74 jail probe in- Rutherg, who represented tzatkm didn't want to commit 4j juj s . j 0. prnb' said t it1f to s larger growth w w1n to trtIf ancyandwantedto 14hold ttIün'tP !mtre for a federal court Injunction part of the budget in reserve" harris said the admintstraLast year "to close it (jail) tion prepared two budgets, one down.' It is belieed the bags also _____ - . • i,,f I i ill?,diJjj, a f t J /JJ// - 1j .ijliii , ,, Ii' f ' lPi 1/:. '/ - ____ I S ____ ' - C1UI UOTA - "I'm going outside my home with head uncovered ow and I am answering the telephone I 'Were not read) and we Despite the postponement, After listening to I'auluccl s Tomorrow's meeting of a thdn I want to get Mr Paulucci Hornet said he remains "op- ideas, Ma) or 1 P Moore new I) ire a ted down tow down here for nothing" he timistic This is as far as we s e ('fh red 1k strs ices of the clt S v ti ,,en S uOS e / de fli'j f'/ . i Iit1 ii' il/I' IJh - .. P th' ', '' & I "I ________________ - fi - 0 1$t• I iii . m 01 c m - — a tots' of 11 refugees — she was spons4i Ing an I I _ W - I. F _____ _______ I r . - - n a we e a s sa1 re ri e pro me es torn ers, a. was no }ifl Os r a war arm > kesar seen often I kill them with a hit' but these peoplewererene. d At no ime eh t 'ha t rgc .t mu ' rc nt m('ontnucd on Page Al I --__ . . . . : -.._- _____________________________________________________________ --__- --.-- __._••- -_'_-_' _________________________________________________________ _______ ____________________________________________ _______________________________ _____________________________________ _______ - (ommissioner John MorrIs 15 meeting at the (,reater Sanford, perhaps with one or w ou S er t e saint ate as part time inford resident and flwrce, would be able to meet oiler the help of his disc sed before a nr riine backer of, redeveln, r again, and agree on enoLn , 1h o oran,za11on . •10 • Iae i p'ansbein £IIrL 1ae , 1 or mon 1k • wa' to 11) down lroni K 15 St WI irs plan to reschedule the meeting Paulucci said last month that '1 he hd i e'i"enate the1.'uth t -- =_-__ --_-_-._________________________________ , i it oriip tn Set pig n "I sent Mr. Paulucci a itdoea now. We've got to get the something has to be done. Hut I Calendar telegram yesterday telling him merchants and the property was at ore just like this seven Classified Pat'lucc was to meet with riced not come," Morris added. He sugges'd t the mer- was agreed too. But the , ____ till it'k'IIIIrI $11 TIlI'I( - May 1. 1'e ski'lng cor,- be echoed %Thrris' reasoning holdings. 10 mph or less except kwall% strong amid gusts nt'ar -_ -•.--_---.._ ._, .. _. _____________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ 'I _-__ ______ ______ -— ___________________________ _____________________________ da), 20 per cent at night. ('omplett' details anti tItk are on Pa ______ _______________ ________________ -- _ als Iloud) through tomorrow mitt a han iii afit'rnoon and vsening Ihundershowvrs. Highs in low ii' !iICt:t1r.. iiluth wcu.t :wrv! 110 purpee funds to hire planning and said. "It's pretty rough for lts'cn'( n able to t this tim'.' If the steering arthitectural rrirs and to sonic of the merchants to meet J , I all (I on p1e 'ot' er tuiut'tte mi sn I i t'ad t in, off artn' thi' tnm1 ht be e pi se now ' -- ______________ o ners in tt nter of the cit) ,nee'Inv said he was "disap- taxing distrit t a 1mg each meeting that he wasn t too keen Th session w plannut when poInttd" that tomorrow's property owi e in ti district on the idea of new taxes. '25 1o30 per cent of gross income . e x 5 llipl 6-711 (thituarit 1:rosswurd )owntown liusir,esinen's Executive Director Jack meeting that th ay to go was the end of It," Moore said. ssociation iDBs) and Homer, who was an en- about rev1ttzing the area Property owner Dr. Vince 9 •.,: _________ ' — . _ .L....._.., ,, -. --...-----. ________________________________________________________ ______________________ -_ _______________ •_ 1me , 11 — M 0 - and v,erything," she said. "The whoe story Is that I got the wrong people," she , ean aug a ___________ usn got two city families, These families wouid not habeen - am ew Irs Kenn) has received nation-wide attention oer the past week after an area newspaper published several UC I 0 In 'lui I / .1 - I U I In to Th II Id I 5- i _______ ________ i ii.___ _________ __________ �- -=- Herald, Sanford, Ft. - -"-: =-------:- - ;- — - It - -. - -- - I Thursday June It, 1975 Roof, Storage Arson NATION Eve — nin g Herald, Sanford , Fl. Damaged Area Suspected In Pa yton Realty FLORIDA IN I F Fire By BOB LLOYD Ilerald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Nationwide epor ts #ction nali 3triKe R Sanford Fire Department officials and Investigators from Courts the state Fire Marshai office * Police this morning were conducting a WASHINGTON (AP) — The Ford administration says probe For possible arson In a * Fire "everthing must be done" to prevent a nationwide fire that damaged the Payton railroad strike threatened to begin at midnight Sunday. Realty building at 2640 The administration called the prospect of a strike "a Sanford men yesterday on grand larceny. Hiawatha Ave. early today. matter of deepest concern" after the Brotherhood of Sanford police said the blaze armed robbery charges after Sanford police yesterday 1taLl%a) and Airline Clerks announced Wednesday that an Altamonte Springs man in a storage room was reported arrested Alvin Wayne, 18, 1003 contract talks were deadlocked and that strike when sheriff's deputies D R reported he was robbed at W Eighth St, Sanford, on preparations were under way. Smith and Ron Morton passed gunpoint of $19 at Persimmon charges of buying, receiving But beyopd further efforts by federal officials to by and snw smoke pouring from Avenue and W. 13th Street. and concealing stolen property mediate the dispute, there is little the administration can Booked at county Jail on and breaking and entering with L..... the building at 2:09 a.m. do. All legal delays have been exhausted and only enact Patrolman Gordon C. Reid $10,000 bond each were Lewis intent to commit a I ment of emergency legisItion by Congre3s could block arrived one minute later, ac. Ruffin, 24, 1717 W. Seventh St., misdemeanor. Bond for Wayne • —_l_1___f —_ cocaing ciiiiiL'e;aiiusaia the dZ'tititteLuUit *- &eret•, Lu, was se(at ;i*sj _•f_Union President C.L. Dennis blamed the impasse on deputies had broken a galsa in a 1415 W. 16th St. Sheriff's vice squad Li R.C. railroad manaernint and said "nothing in the picture it Police patrolmin Tony Parker jallO Clayton Duane . rear door of the building . ______ •. .. .. this time ruggesz ire will be abe to avert a strike' He-seeking to gain entry to Brooks Jr apprl,it erideti the I.uper, it) 300 Oxford Road, ... ______________ '- _• scheduled a news nfcruwe for today ;o S'.ipCCts On Periinrnii %t flUC Firn I-ark n $5,flEY LX It 'in A cus.s his tinguish the fire Union's posiL'on. Sanford fire department wilts after the robbery victim, charge of possession of a Dennis earlier had rejected an agreement signed by arrived moments later and Herbert Druedin of Altamonte controlled sub stance: seven other nailway unions providing for wage and benefit Springs, followed two of the marijuana. estinguistied the fire, of increases totaling 40.7 per cent over three years. A union three men he said had stopped origin, det,rmined Michael Haynes Tennon, 19, spokesman said the agreezr'ent filled to deal with special Police today reported that the his car and pulled a pistol. 1821 Knox Ave., Sanford, was problems ani reeds of the railway clerks, blaze damaged the roof and . released from custody after . storage room area and that M an Jailed State Atty. Abbott Herring's other businesses in the building office revealed at a Preliminary James Ears Uh1Tl(, 33, SR. hearing In suffered smoke damage. A county court that no WASHINGTON (AP) — Agriculture Department ofdollar estimate of the damage 427, Altamonte Springs, was formal charges wo1ild be Filed ficials are among the first witnesses as the Senate opens wasn't immediately available. Jailed on $8000 bond after his at this lime. arrest by a sh eriff's deputy on a its investigation of alleged corruption in the foreign grain Ten had been arrested by circuit court warrant charging Sanford Pair Charged trade amid allegations that exported w heat and other police in connection breaking commodities are being mixed with dirt and debris and entering with with a burglary at Jim SpenSanford police arrested two intent to commit a felony and cer's Restaurant, S. French The Senate subcommittee on foreign agriculture policy joins at least four other Investigations looking into the Ac C. foreign commodity trade, focusing on alleged bribery i-i Teens Held among federally licensed Inspectors. Some of these Inspectors allegedly have approved the shipment of lowSanford police today reported quality grain from U.S. LIa - , #e I that two 14-year-old juvenile Under Secretary of Agriculture J. Phil Campbell was IIfJIJC'UI S t boys were apprehended Inside expected to testify today about Inspection procedures on Sanford Dry Cleaners 504 W the docks and about Agriculture Department attempts to Attorneys for two former Immediately set for a hearing First St. last night and charged solve the problems that have led to complaints from Sanford policemen sentenced on the appeal bond motion. with breaking and entering with overseas buyers of U.S. grain, Judge Johnson told Hamlin as intent this week to prison for to commit a burglaries have filed notices he was sentenced, ". Campbell substituted for Agriculture Secretary Earl 14 a . . you misdemeanor. The juveniles Butz, who Is Li South America this week, that the prison sentences will be were in on six B and Es and were turned over to state appealed to the Fourth District many items taken were found Division of Youth Services Court of appeals at West Palm at your residere.. . You've officials at the Sanford Juvenlle breached e trust o e Detention Center. Firemen remove damaged antiques, furnishings from Payton Realty building. (Photo By Chad WASHINGTON ( ) te In uwgence i ,telligence Sena ( AP ) — . Defense attorney Newman citizens. . your employers. ciii it Ed Hughes said the Jordan) "'b • Committee plans to question FBI and CIA officials about Brock filed notice of appeal for Soviet capabilities to monitor long-distance phone calls Raymond Bennett, 30, 113 within the United States, an informed source says. Country Club Circle, Sanford. Com.munist ability to intercept U.S. phone calls was Bennett was sentenced to seven first mentioned In the Rockefeller commission's report years in prison and eight years and Later amplified by news accounts describing how probation Tuesday by Circuit long-clistance phone calls were monitored and recorded by Court Judge Clarence T. satellites and antennas atop the Soviet embassy In Johnson Jr. Bennett had Washington. pleaded guilty to breaking and The source, who described the Senate panel's intentions entering with intent to commit to investighte the reports. spoke in amplification of a a felony In connection with a remark made Wednesday by Chairman Frank Church series of nighttime breakins in that his committee would look into "the problem of December. T penetration by the KGB and the necessary protection we When Bennett was sentenced, li need to invoke." The KGB is the Soviet spy agency. Brock, a former prosecutor. . / ' or charged that "the people want • blood" and said the Florida penal systetn is "horrendous" 1 gets out at i Raiford State Prison that Bennett "is it former policeman there'Hbeanexplosive tuation." l Defense attorney Gerald It?) Rutberg has filed notice of 4 Sheriffs investigators today shots were fired but that neigh- appeal for Hiram Lyle Hamlin, listed the deaths yesterday at hors reported they saw a man fl, 2931 Magnolia Ave. Hamlin, " Cove 1" PRICED M Altainonte Springs of a man Iacide the fence reload a pistol, aformercity police patrolman, b( (,&' -: 14 0A VA and his estranged wife as fire several shots "at the received five years in prison ' IIV" Ir murder-suicide, ground" and then put the gun to and five years probation on his 2! -.:..'41Z •' Capt. L.J. Kriz identified the his own head and fire. negotiated plea of guilty to f ., .r victims as Ralph Edward Lile, A pistol and six empty car- breaking and entering with 42, and Nelda Lovelady Uk, 42, trldge casings were found near Intent to commit a felony. r' r Of 2915 Sprague Drive, Orlando. the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Lile, Maximum sentence on both He said autopsies indicated officers said, after the chain pleas could have been 15 years Mrs. Lile had been shot one was cut so officers could enter in prison. wit time in the back and three or the nursery. Rutberg also filed with the four times in the head. [Ale had Kriz said ammunition was circuit court yesterday a L.' IATE!It, 1 been shot one time in the head, found In [Ale's pocket. motion to have Hamlin released pft0 41'OP 7. HE The bodies were found at 8:30 Assisting county in- on appeal bond pending hearing piJR.F' WORLD a.m. yesterday Just Inside a vestigators In the death probe of his case by the Fourth ! • Captain Fantastic by 1' 1 V.' 'r • Elvis Today by ( locked fence at a private plant was Altamon te Springs Police District Court of Appeals. ' Elton John on MCA 6 Elvis Presley on RCA .. ' '' nursery In an Altamonte detective James Perry. I -• - . Rutberg said no date was L.P. $ 4.88 8-Tr. $ 5.88 I L.P. 4.88 8-Tr. $ 5.88 $ Springs residential area at Threatened By Sunday moving the present number of the weekend to four cubs animals, the zoo population bringing the total to 26 that "We are scheduled to open grew by (our — with .nore Daisy has producçd. July 4 and that's when we'll get "new" arrivals expected. "They're doing swell," Daisy, the lioness that has the doors open," he said today. rn very In addition to moving the been with Hanna since she was Ilanna said. Bald Eagle, llanna said he four weeks old, gave birth over pleased." hoped to transfer the otters, monkeys, smaller animals and birds In a continuous operation. "We will have to be careful since both the health and safety of the animals and foul are our chief concern," Hanna said. She'll love the up-to-date styling "But once started, the pe,)ple of of Baylor's fashion bracelet watches. Sanford will see the largest single animal move in Florida We're not talking about Just one or two animals — but an entire ZOO," Saylor, Meanwhile, Hanna said he 17 jewels. — $59.95. is concerned o v er attemLinre at the old zoo, pointing out that people are slob 'ng down in visiting the zoo" What they don't recall is th ' )i U FIT 11l1flI')10n5 fat' -tiui visits, we keep the animals fed anti housed," Ilanna said "We don't want the people to quit coming to the present zoo, simply becduse we're moving. It hasn't been closed as yet." Even as Hanna conferred with zoo employes about - Crippled Eastern Jet JACKSONVILLE (AP) — A Lake County school teacher who says he lost his Job because he wrote a letter toa newspaper is suing county school officials for $ioo,000. Charles H. Goldstein filed the suit against school board members, county school Supt. Bernard J. McCabe and Umatilla High School Principal Robert C. Reagan In U.S. District Court this week. He said Reagan and McCabe had recommended him for reappointment as a teacher at Umatilla for the 1975-76 year. But after his letter was printed April 17 in the Leesburg Commercial, Goldstein said, McCabe and Regan reversed their recommendatons, he was transferred to a nonteaching Job for the rest of the 1974-75 school year and the board refused to renew his contract. Pollution Chief To Remain TALLAHASSEE (AP) — William D. Frederick Jr. will remain as the central figure In state decisions on how much air and water pollution will be allowed. Gov. Reubln Askew announced Wednesday the appointment of Frederick of Orlando as chairman of the new Environmental Regulation Commission, On July 1, the agency will succeed the Pollution Control Board now headed by Frederick. Askew announced last week his appointment of Jay Landers, Internal Improvement Trust Fund director, as secretary of the Environmental Regulation Department being created In the reorganization of state environmental agencies. and Mrs. Lfle was working at the nursery part-time. A co-worker, William Jeffery Smith of Orlando, was at a drive-In grocery store nearby and heard 4 man Inquiring about Mrs. We and the location of the nursery, Kriz said. 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A - • ----.. . .L. , . , - _____ ' ' .-.,- _____ '.-.,,. = — - 'I ,Ij1fiN " _ Jack Hanna, Lamar Thomas and Al Rozon review plans for zoo entrance roadway. - - - vl' hlen' s Leaders 10P Ra ed ' By MICK IA)CHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer Tampa for $90-per hour to appears that you are not ac- benefits to deter their interest represent the county in labor complishing the responsibilities in unions. This action was a of the chairman." negotIations, recommendation from Alley. Seminole County CornVihien could not be reached The county has been apBut, Kimbrough charges that missioner John Kimbrough has proached by the teamsters and for comment, the personnel board was not chldedComission Chairman Sid carpenters local unions seeking Kimbrough said today the formally assigned to the task to VIhIen Jr., for Vihlen's lack of to represent coun ty employes, information from Alley should 'oordinate union matters and leadership In coordinating the mostly In the parks and roads be "going directly" to the that the matters are "sitting in Board of County Corn- departments. department heads. "There Is a limbo." mi.ssioners (BCC) handling of of the tremendous amount of data understanding "My The memo also states that preparations for a.iy upcoming chairman's responsibility Is to they' should have available." "the only other individual who union dealings. represent the board on this for evaluation. appears to be involved is John In a June 13 memo to Vihien, subject and actively coordinate Several weeks ago, the Gray, (county personnel Kimbrough states "there and keep a handle on the handling of the union matters director) and I, personally, do appears to be no leadership or direction the attorney and the was handed to the personnel not feel he has the ability to action coining from you county Is taking," the memo board, of which Commissioners coordinate something of this reintive to the union activities states. "Due to the fact that all I Mike Ilattaway and harry magnitude. Immediate action or the labor attorney's efforts." have seen froin your offt''e re Kwiatkowski are members. is needed." The 13CC has retained labor memorandums In- Earlier this week Kwiatkowski witt Gray Is out of town and could attcrney Granville Alley of Formation from the attc it said he was compiling employe not be reached for comment, ,., : 'iiilast week that caused $40,000 million" damages In the lawsuit to SIX iiionths ri ji , •'• damage g, dp11ed !0 Inmates filed yesterda y afternoon In proper ezhlblti'ci of ind a jar. circuit c4rt against I'1k authorities saii. The lawsuit, filed i '.timi A million-dollar lawsuit has Daisy Ann Campbell, widow individually and as Seminole attorney Joel If. Vii'—" , seeks been filed against Sheriff John of Ernest Campbell Jr., 28, County Sheriff, Campbell has been arrested the di'rnages for 't' '.. CampPolk In the death of a county Dunbar St., Lake Monroe, is inmate killed In a mattress fire seeking "in excess of $1 Dec. 31 and was later sentenced bell, mother of thr children, ags.ieven and ei.t iars, and 20 months. The -ivil action c! arges Polk was 25 rcer allegations incll..li h . —Fahurq: to iw,e warning systems and :s master lock system ii j" all cei doors I simulti'miousl,' in the jail In I caseo:Lre. —TI .i by placirg 1(- e.r-4d By DONNA ESTES "The concrete ramps are an said if an emergency' arises the risori Ray' McCmdl, a expense we can do without," firefighters cannot get water Juiovti troublemaker in mr n a Herald Staff Writer Trry said, from the city and there are no wherein certain fIai;imna'ale LAKE MARY — A stinging Normally very quiet at fire hydrants. "Ramps do not matcrl;ils were kept.. . .;nd rebuke to colleagues issued by Council meetings, Council have to be concreted," he said, providing McCall 'ith City Council member Virginia member Lillian Griffin, whose "We are asking to get streets cigirltes and nuit6e3 onMercer last night was branded responsibilities Include the road opened so we won't see another trazy U, state law.. " that Polk "politics" as the tug-of-war department, said In her 47 disaster where a house burns was relIgent. between the governing body years resliency in the city the for the lack of water," he said. —i"iat McCall was pt ted in and the volun teer fire depart- rights-of-way mentioned have "I am not willing to vote a c' without supervision or ment smoulders Just beneath never been opened. tonight without knowing al the cont:l. the surface. There would be more cost to facts," Councilmm B' r I 'ern'-flu t Pk failed to repair a Action on the latest volunteer opening the rights-of-way Into chef said, noti1; he .s eking lock o, McCall's cell doo fir emen's request that nine We Crystal and concreting information on feasibility and 'thereby giving the prisonerr opened Into the ramps than the fire depart- cost, rights-of-way access to the flammable Crystal Lakebe and concrete ment realizes, she said, adding "If money is the problem," materials." ramps be provided for access many of the rights-of-way Mercer said, "tell the tiremnen —That Polk failed to have a by (irthiickn seek ing water for would have to be filled In while and maybe they can gather a proper ventilations system (Ire fighting was delayed others are marshy or muck work party and do It thm. installed in the Jail and failed to pending a study to determine land. selves," maintain "regularly a costs and feasibility. Griffin also said that most Griffin responded the city's scheduled fire drill procedure Fire Chief Chuck Smith, more lakefront homeowners would road department equip".'.- nt — coordinated with the Sanford than two months ago, sent a perr'iit the fire trucks to go a motor grader, chain :,'J', and Fire Department." letter to the Council requesting ac'css private property to get mower — will not ku:k down —That Polk contributed to action, Mercer said, adding to the lake to pump water into 60 feet tall trees local iI In the the prisoner's death by storing would hate to see her colleagues trucks if a fire emergency were rights-of-way. more than 100 bicycles at the painted with the same brush involved. Vote on authorizing I riIfin to rear jail entrance and that Vie used on County Commissioners "It Is a waste of money to do a feasibility study with cost bicycles "blocking the rear who refused to heed warnings open esti ma tes wi's 4-1 wi th Mercer entrance" accordingly' affted them up," she said. from Sheriff John Polk on the A fire department spokesman casting tfr loan negative vote, rescue e fforts. dangers at the county jail. Bacon Ca lls Me Remarks P() 0040 T, "v" . _ Baylor cuff broceev, 17 jewels, $85, ' She said the volunteer firemen are dedicated and have only the It eat of saving Lake Mary citizens from personal and property losses from fire. Chief Smith has warned that with a!! the trees In the city a cclIdlutmt'spoc and Ur i, LOW AUTO RATES f1r -. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer a s an "t1Wiii ___ 7 . ' - $1-Million Jail Fire Suit Filed er-Su cide FRO • -1 cia In Deaths si V Teacher Sues Over Job Loss Soviet Monitoring Probed Ru e .' -' en ences 'T , I U,-N__y MIAMI (AP) — Eastern Airlines pilot B.S. Fischer "did a beautiful job landing that thing," says one policeman who watched the pilot gently land a crippled jet carrying 95 passengers. The passengers, rm Flight 757 from Kennedy International Airport bound for Fort Iauderdale, were removed safely after the Boeing 727 made the emergency landing late Wednesday at Miami International The flight was rerouted to Miami after the crc dis-.. covered that the plane's nosewtieel would not lower into place, officials said. Eastern spokesman Hill Wooten said trial upon touching down, Flscner managed to keep the nose of the huge jet riutx imti we piane utme to almost a complete stop, t hen gently li,ere the nose to the ground The plane was going so slow by time the nose-wheel touched down that It was pract.cally stopped," Wooten '.aicl You r an do tii.'' w ith ti1 cE,-.r! If pli-'nt TwoEx-Poemen lic Mur ,*.à Lands Safely On Runway Senate Grain Probe Opens I ove (Continued From Page -A) i ex ni a s T,on 00 BR E arrest cleared "about six" opened a rear door and ad. reported they were Inmltted the second Juvenile. The vestigating a number of thefts recent burglaries. Patrolman Carey Herndon boys had opened a vending and burglaries including: reported he was at the location machine and were taking —The theft of $650 in camera on stake-out because of a money from it when they were equipment and a citizens band number of recent burglaries at arrested by Herndon as other radio and tape player, valued at the business. He reported one officers In patrol cars con. $350, from two cars entered at the parking lot of Big Daddy's juvenile opened a window, verged on the building. Sheriff's deputies today lounge, SR436, Fern Park. entered the building and then Thursday, June 19,197S-3A - SR-22's Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments . QUotes Under 25 - - - - - -. - Our People Make Us Number One 1CJYIjUSSI .2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 Zotes Revolving Char9. . Zoles Custom Charge BonkAm.ricard • Mast.r Charge Am.nccn Express • Dinon Club • Cast. Blanch. . 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L4 1 L A Ford Was Correct On Probe Of CIA President Ford obviously was confronted with a perplexing problem when the Rockefeller Cnrnmidnn tenc nn th tasP rrpnrin:i rt '"b ik arnnrf s. t Central Intelligence Agency. While the commission had oéeiiZTipiiiaed to investigate charges th at th e CIA had violated its charter by spying on American citizens in their own country, it had also received ('vidnce touching on a quite different subject I]ciat ions that the CiA was involved in plotting foreign assassinations. The course reported by Mr. Ford at his recent news conference is a responsible one. He has separated the investigation of domestic CIA activities from allegations relating to the agency's international conduct. They should be separated, and we can hope that the members of two congressional committees and officials of the Justice Department who receive material relating to the two subjects will also keep th at distinction in mind, The commission headed by Vice President Rockefeller saw no reason to avoid public disclosure of its findings in the investigation of CIA attn . *J.J I J II IV i,.. • • Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. ki According to unimpeachable sources, enrollment of Vietnamese refugee children in free English courses has not reached expectations and the federally-funded program is in danger of losing out. And, the youngsters who attend our Seminole County schools for the first time thLi fall will be the real loser as they'll have trouble keeping up with all their English-speaking classmates. So, we've been asked once again to remind all sponsors of Vietnamese refugee families to contact Fred Ganas, who is in charge of the program, immediately as the courses are due to start Monday. if at least 25 children aren't enrolled the program will be dropped. The classes will be taught at Longwood Elementary School and is for children between the ages of five and 18 and will run from 8 a.m. until noon. Ganas may be reached at 3234220. —Bill Currie Certainly there must be a reason for it, but we don't understand why the Seminole County School Board, at last week's meeting, accepted the higher of two bids for the school system's gasoline contract. The contract went to Standard Oil, present supplier, at a cost of 42.7 cents per gallon. Mobil Oil had a bid of 41.5 cents per gallon. We fail to see the reason for purchasing gasoline at the higher of the two prices, especially when an organization uses so much petrol as does the school system with its huge fleet of vehicles. A savings of 1.2 cents per gallon might not sound like much, but when you use hundreds of thousands of gallons each year, it adds up In a hurry. Maybe someone on the school board will come forth with an viplanation as to why the contract was awarded to Standard Oil instead of Mobil. As we said, there must be a logic to it, but It Jack Schraff, commander of Winter Springs VFW Post 5405 called to pass on some good news recently. Scems that during the recent state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, The Herald received top honors In the state for news coverage of VFW events. Thanks for the good news, Commander Schraff. he Clock remains hidden to the general public who pays for the gasoline out of its school tax dollars. It's easy to win kudos when you have such pleasant people to work with and get such fine cooperation as we've received from the Winter Springs VFW Post in helping to present and publicize the various events. Fred Wilson of the Altamonte Springs Animal Control Center says he'd be most happy if persons wishing to claim a dog would get in touch with him at 200 Lorrain Drive. Seems Fred's got 10 dogs, mostly of the large variety, i.e., German Shepherds and the like, that he'd like to see adopted. AU are clean dogs, according to Wilson. and anyone may have the pet of his choice on a first-come, first-served basis. All that required is a $5 reimbursement for those expenses the animal control center feels it has incurred in keeping the animals over the past few weeks. So, If you're interested In having a new pet, here's your chance. 21 IN BRIEF TOM rinc - •. • ... ' Heartbreak .77 7. 1 Qf Bein g 1" MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) The Mkieast "drift" is toward war, President Ford Is quoted as saying in an exclusive interview with the MlnneajUs Tribune. Unless the "drift" Is halted, the conflict that will ensue will be more dangerous than any before it and will include a paralyzing oil cmbargo, Ford is quoted as saying in a story by Richard Wilson, former chief of the Tribune's Washington bureau. The interview was also carried In today's editions of the Des Moines Register, like the Tribune a Cowles publication. Wilson said Ford's emphasis on the "drift" in the iJdeast came somewhat as a surprise after his discussions with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat earlier this month in Salzburg, Austria, and more recent discussions In Washlngtoii with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. c'( — . . cv Oil Crisis ~, . ,'- -._=,- - --..V.- I Rea d I e s For I - The world is moving almost leisurely toward another oil crisis that could make the last one look like the proverbial picnic, and nobody In the West seems to be really concerned about it, even I as some observers forecast the direct _________________ possibilities. Because inflation has cut into oil profits by as _____ I much as 35 per cent, OPEC, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Co untri es, threatens to 11JiIif!11 launch another round of price hikes In Sep' tember, when its self-imposed freeze expires. 1 . According to President Al bert-Bernard Bongo q<.j 1. _______________ s recent meeting In of Gabon, keynoting OPEC' his country, the largely oil-Inspired inflation developed and undeveloped countries alike have been suffering from is some kind of plot by the 11 West to undermine the oil producers' new-found prosperity. ______ This Is like the fox complaining* that the residen ts of the henhouse are not as plump as e 4 .. L - -..... I______4they used to be. If the oil producers had not been. 45 1& , so greedy In the first place, if perhaps they had merely doubled their prices instead of _____ ______________ C of I quadru pling them, the r esulting Inflation would ha ve been far more modera te and they might be _____ 1;:;w~Z4 enjoying as great a return at a price level around _ • L . I J $6a barrel as they are presently realizing from $10 a barrel. 'We've been chewing It over." The Idea now Is to "Index" the price of oil to inflation to link It to the rate of Increase In the I. Ilc of gojs which OPEC members import from the West, E Thus the fox will simply be chasing Its own tall Council as a whole. We would appreciate any in an ever more turlqus circle. Loss Of Buses Felt answers you may have to our problems.' Western capitals In the meantime are bereft of (Editor's note: The following is a copy of a Let me know ifwe can help ln any way. Thank a common strategy to deal with the challenge. _____ , _____________ _________ _____ _____ ____ ____ I ____ I ____ _____ ___ Refugee Sponsor _____ _____ ______ _ t _____________ ________ . Letters To The autor $ Europe is counting on North Sea oil to solve its the probing which has taken place already into thus continually feed news reporters with Manager, County Courthouse Annex, Deland, Florence W. RumphChalrman energy problem, and no doubt another dramatic Legislative Committee-DCA boost In the price of Middle East oil would make events of the past. We have reached a point where denigrating Rockefeller quotes against the day Fin., 32720) and aides can he money man makes his move 966 Shorecrest Avenue the expensive and difficult exploitation of North the public interest in finding 3Ut exactly to what Dear Tom: chorus they told us so. Deltona, Fin. m€ Sea reserves that much more attractive extent th e agency may have exceeded its legal I have just been appointed as Legislative Yet if Rockefeller is not yet retired to subeconomically. But even when North Sea authority in the past must be carefully balanced servierwy be mimica the Wuslon well. He falls Committee Chairwoman for the Deltona Civic Ohioans Say Thanks production is fully on stream' it will meet only with the national interest in keeping any over himself with praise for the President, Association, about 15 per cent of Europe's needs. The first meeting of this Committee was held Editor, The Herald: irregularities in the category, of state secrets. The calling him "brilliant" one hour, and, gulp, The United States, which produces 70 per cent on June 10th, 1975. One of the topics of very grave The Ohio club ofDeltona wishes to express Its of its own petroleum consumption, Is In a caution with which Mr. Ford has handled the issue comparing him with Churchill the next. Is the loss of the "Dial A Bus" appreciation fur the splendid cooperation in the somewhat better position. But Americans are all materials now going to Congress and the Justice or participation In a number of enterprises service to Deltona. We can very readily tin- publicity that has been given to our club by the also more dependent upon the automobile and designed to promote his own fortunes. He has derstand the reasoning that prevailed behind Sanford Herald and the Deltona correspondent, more accustomed to reasonable gasoline prices, Department. resigned from the Commission on Critical this decision. However, the transportation Fannette Edwards. as well as greater users of energy In all Its forms. May we say thank ou for a job well done! Choices, a group he created, It's thought, to problem that existed here Is still very much with President Ford's raising of the Import tariff on footpath his bid for the presidency. He has also us. Marian Boyer foreign oil by$2a barrel has nude not a dent in About one year ago, a study was made by the 1222W. Wellington Dr. U.S. consumption. Neither Is any foreseeable retreated somewhat from the brash opinions of his earlier days In office, as when one day he County In regards to the West Volusla Tran. Deltona rise In the cost of gasoline likely to, whatever — OPEC decrees In September. It would, however, The problems that the government of Canada faces with rapped Congress for falling to save Vietnam and sportatlon problems. What has happened have other consequences. respect to the Palestinian Liberation Organiza tion have a the next day suggested it was too late for help study? At about the same time, the Dial A BUS Letters to the editor are always welcome. anyway. If this diminished his own stature as a System was Inaugurated, we no longer beard familiar ring, The economy Is only now emerging from the Toronto, Canada is the host this fall to "The Filth United statesman, it also did no good for the ad- about the study. Is It possible for the County They should be as brief as possible and recession and beginning to quell the worst fires Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime aH the Treatment ministrat.ion, thus it's believed Rockefeller did Council to reopen Uw discussion of our tran- comment on matters of general interest. of inflation. TUugh it may pain people like aporthtion problems In West Volusia? We are The letters should deal with Issues and avoid Ralph Nader, Americans are firmly wedded to of Offenders." The United Nations, which sponsors the In. not alone decide to reduce the rhetoric. And so it Is that Rockefeller may have learned threatened with a possible raise in gasoline personalItIes, ternatlonal meetings on crime, has invited the PLO. to attend the automobile, and will be even If gasoline goes The editor reserves the right to edit those to 70 cents a gallon or higher, as we are told It the conference, ignoring Canada's Immigration rules forbidding his place. Not long ago while calling the prices, no bus system, and many residents that the entry of terrorists into the country. Canadian regulations list President, Rockefeller Introduced himself as will have no way to shop or go to the Doctor's letters for reasons of space, but will exercise could after September. "Governor Rockefeller," then said, uh, well, office, great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost the P.L.O. as a terrorist organization. But September Is only weeks away, and the ' "you know who I am." Will you please convey our concern to the in the editing. days dwindle down to a precious few. The P.L.O. undoubtedly is confident that Mr. Trudeau must admit its delegates and thus support the drive that the Palestinian terrorists are making for recognition among JACK ANDERSON legitimate nations of the world. Canada could do the entire Western world a service by I having the gumption to say noto the legions of Yasir Arafat : . . IAl4 .L I a ! .1. . ( L — Say No, Canada __ I I I I I W U "U111b I U LiVe In uniTeU TL BERRY'S WORLD 'tA T' I 4 ADMISSIONS: -- ;)TC]Tes Confidential cables from the U.S. embassy in Intelligence Agency monitored all telephone reappointment at, chairwoman of the Federal r&. jotle gesture because it Is in the shape of an Taiwan report that South Vietnam's deposed calls between the dinited States and Latin Maritime Commission, hasn't spent much time American flag." She promised us that she would President Nguyen Van Thieu wants to settle America for three months, apparently without on the job. return It after she leaves office. p the knowledge of the telephone company. permanently In the United States, She has been too busy seeing the world. In 1974, She has also accepted other gifts at ship We checked Irita this illegal telephone for example, she took 38 trips to such' p1esure christenings, including a bracelet which she American diplomats have done Uwir best, however, to discourage the idea. They fear that monitoring several months ago. Both the CIA spots as Geneva, London, Paris, San Francisco gave to a niece and a large wooden frame which the Vietnam Issue Is utlil too hot and that Thicu's and the Bell Systen(flatly denied the story. Now and her hometown of Reno. Her airline bills cost hangs in her office. the Rockefeller Commission has confirmed that the taxpayers more than $15,000. arrival might touch off demonstrations, In the past, we have also exposed Ma. Benthe calls were monitored In late 1973 until the Partly as a result of her constant junketing, Icy's habit of twisting the arms of shipping But they fully expect Thleu will eventally, CIA s general counsel put a stop to It. tie cases before the Federal Maritime Corn- tycoons for political contributions. more to the United States. As one source put it: Here Is a assures A spokesman Bell System still for th msion is are backlogged four years. Her fellow rundown: nw'thu a !t! J it "It's not a nuestlon of U3 tz company "nad no knowledge of any commissioners have pleaded with her to attend when." In 1972, she collected at least $20,000 In wiretapping by the CIA and did not at any time to tier duties, but she has merely given them the Thleu left office on April 21 with a withering provide any assistance to the agency In con- brush-off, donations for the Nixon campaign from the • shipping industry she Is supposed to regulate. blast at the U.S. He charged that U.S. failure to nection with wiretapping, eavesdropping or Two commissioners, Clarence Morse and — In 1974, she toyed with the Idea of running support his regime was the major cause of Its othervise monitoring of any telephone calls Ashton Barrett, were willing to go on the record. Against a dlslntergratlori, Sen. Charles Mathias, R.-Md. It was between the United States and any, foreign ey ca Th ll ed Ms. Bentley a poor admin istr a to r, repo ed rt that her backers, under the name He fled S4Igon slxrtly before the victorious countries, Including those in Latin All im. "She's a square peg In a round hole," said "Fri e nds of Helen Bentley," solicited political Communists moved In and be secured refuge In We have learned, however, that the Bell Taiwan. He Is now ensconced In a five-bedroom Syutem ;rov!di It CIA with 'raffli, In. Mom. contributions from the practicloners whose hou*e ins residential compourd outside Taipei. formation ('n ills b tween the U. and both Theyi:r.;'. 1rId that e treated the corn- appearances before the commission had been Behind the high walls are a swimming pool Russia and China, ilsslon h. rsorial oomaln. For instance, listed. She denied any knowled ge of the m,.. of and a garden, where Thleu tons In seeming This Information, a spokesman explained, said btw usually ties up both of the corn- the lists. hwiquility. But the embassy cables indite that "was not furnished with respect to any pat- miaslon's available limousines on personal its for her world wanderings, she said the 0 ThIeu unhappy in Taipei and rould Li t jam ticubr callers but rather on alit calls. It 1iclued errands. Her chaufleur has his own office r,ear trips were official bii'r.es, h' Itefth(s the South Vietnamese community in Ann ca. only the names, telephone numbers and here, they said, guldelaieg. She 11!) insisted that, so far as she Footnote: The Chinese Natlonalis'.s, c locations of the parties Involved and the daW. Be,iides flying all over the world at govern. knew, the commission has only two cases pen. respect Thleu as an "anti-Communist leader," time and duration of a',; compeed '. lAs, Tho i "t expense, Ms. Bentley also loves ship 1L8. provide him with police protection. Theft main information provided V not diJo'je U conter?, •'.' istenthg, At ine christening, she rj1yd a A White House spokesman told us, meanfunction, apparently, is to keep the press at bay. of any conver!3tlon." i, uab1e pin, studded with elt.umAs and rubles while, that she is the only person now under ThIeu has refused to give out Interviews. WORL! 'HA7' .R: The t','ghtf'il II from Avr'ndale tiilpyards. consideration for the Maritime C'dm1uIon b. TELEPHONE MONITORING: The Central irascible fle!,r 'q',v fientWy 't s a.valtsng Sb,, tccepted the gift, she told us, "as a chairmanship. — _11 __ JI . -. __ __ _ ____ . - - - I. .. •.. . . . . - I . / - f J .. --. NEW BROCHURE County Population Tops 120,000, Survey Shows cost estimates of a paving project double overnight in the past with the added expectation by the county that the city would deposit the estimated advance of work commencing on a project. There are more than 120,000 fastest growing municipality in 110,000. Volusla County population people now residing in Seminole the county, increasing in popu. Three months ago, the County, according to figures lation from 4,400 in 1970 to 9,000 increased by 14.3 per Cent, county, because of the condition released by the U.S. Depart- by 1973, a growth factor of 107 jumping from 169,000 to nearly of Lake Mary Road. made a ment of Commerce. per cent in the three-year span. 194,000. commitment to resurface and Osceola County Increased there has been talk of the state In 1970, Seminole's population According to the Commerce was almost 84,000 and the Department's figures, Orange from 25,000 to 34,000, or 36 per taking It over In the future estimated figure for the year County grew from 344,000 to cent, according to the Census when four-laning is ac1973 was more than 120,000, 394,000 over the same period, a Bureau of the Commerce complished, Councilman making the area one of the growth of 14.6 per cent, while D e p a r t m e ii I, w h I c h Martin Bacon Sr. said. fastest growing in the state, the city of Orlando Increased In periodically estimates "They (the county) want The figures also show that population atanli per cent rate populatlon growth in addition to its official census i every 10 E20,000 In material money for a Altamonte Springs was the from just over 99,000 to that Is not in the city, years. road MADAM KATHERINE ~',,, CALENDAR __ - _~ PALMIST ." Al.~_~_ r-I PAST— PRESENT—FUTURE __ ID RUADINOS, CRYSTAl. CALL IC ADO NOS JUNE 19 JULY 5 Seminole Chapter 2, Order of "Sanford's Biggest Garage Eastern Star, 8 p.m., Masonic Sale," charity event, 10 a.m., to Temple. 6 p.m., Blair McCiarvey, coordinator. JUNE 21 Rummage Sale sponsored by JUL' 14 Seminole County Humane Child Evangelism Fellowship Society, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., old da y camp for ages 4-12, Lake U.S. Bank, Siatford Plaza. Jessup Park, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. No fee, bring sack lunch. Call Sanford Naval Air Station Child Evangelism office Mooreunion, Lake Golden picnic to register. day-Wednesday area, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. June 25 Seminole Singles, 7:30-10 p.m., Stepping Stones Center. across from SunIand Estates on 17.92. JUNE 26 SISTERS Inc., luncheon at Cavalier Restaurant, noon. Correction I JUNE 29 Fr. Lyons Council K of C, HELPFUL *OVIC ONALLAFAIR% LIFI OVE MAR*IAOI •IUSINESS LONOW000 531.4405 IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME HOURS SAN.—IP.M eDAYS 11.93 7 m'I.j SiviS.4 Sa'*ord — N e st to NI,sd', Whole life readings: $5 with this ad CALL for APPOINTMENT 1 T he Sanford Planning next Thursday at 8 p.m. Instead of today, as reported In yesterday's E vening Herald. _ Nativity Church, Lake Mary, by breakfast t the clubhouse. foll3wed HOSPITAL NOTES JUNE 18, 1 975 is ie.i — - I I cornorate communion at — "As aJreshperson Cong SSpCl,Gi), tin still frying to r W . ripes! How does one lose touch e s cons titt'enls gracefully?" 71 I Home Administration In the Terry said. In other business, the council city's effort to acquire $350,000 npproved an amended, but In federal money to update and . LAKE MARY I The City tentative, budget for the water expand the ystezn. . 1' Council agreed unanimously department, adding 16200 as last night the city is not 1n revenues from water meter Terry noted the city plans to . p 1 terested In parti cipating with charges and the same amount levy a $250 charge for the k the county in paying the costs Of for capital outlay in the cx- smallest water meter, but will paving Lake Mary Boulevard at pendJtures side of the ledger. discount the fee by 50 per cent Rinehart Road. in the first year's operation to "Inform the county we are The tentative budget is to be encourage residents to hook up 4 not interested in participating submitted to the Farmer's to the system. '4 at this time," the motion endorsed by all councilmen said. It is well known, Councilman .. . Harry Terry said, that most of the traffir si t ing the bmlevr - neither originates nor eix.s in Lake Mary, adding the south side of the road is in the city and Glen Pt'nnywjtt, seated center, chairman of the Greater Sanford the east side of Rinehart float! (hamber of Commerce Aviation Committee shares the model of a is a state road. new brochure promoting the Sanford Airport and its many related Terry also said before the city facilities with Dr. Robert M. Rosemund, Sanford Airport could give any serious conAuthority board chairman, and Don Knight, committee member sideration to the county ilar left). Standing, left are Loren Friedle, Jim Collins, center, proposal to pay the lions's share and Bob Crumley, right. The meeting was held at the Sanford of material costs, an accuratc, Airport conference room. (Herald Photo by Gene Elselefn) more precise estimate would have to be submitted. Terry said he has seen county Set Story Straight (Continued From Page I-A) That property has never brougni In rent. Others have lived there and were happy," Mrs. Kenny said. "I am not any and Iclo not teli Lies. I was only trying to help these people and asked for assistance and it turned Into chaos," she said. Mrs. Kenny said the believes a farm family would have been happy. Employment would have been available, she said, "Corn Is being cleaned in Zellwood. My own daughter does IL If they were true farm families, there would have been work. There is day work at thicken farms where the worker does the same type jobs as the owners," Mrs. Kenny said, "At no time were these people left to their own devices. I was working on getting electric generators there and have since received two. Florida Power could not move any tastes' than It did to provide power. "There was a septic tank there and I was working on putting the well In," she said. Mrs. Kenny said when she met the family at the airport, along with her priest and others, there was no cne to introduce them and £he was not warned In advance that the family was so large. Five days later, she said, she was informed a second family was arriving. The first family was happy in the trailer, she said. "I'm amazed that this has gone to this extent I'm Just happy it is all over with," she said. ____ — Beyond tWs, Rockefeller hasliven up interest concern to us, Mary — _____ _____ Vetoes Lake County Paving Idea By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer IS DISPLAYED ____ security. The agency has received body blows from Several WWte House staffers hold this suspicion, letter to Mr. 7bomas C. Kelly, Volasis County you for your consideration. so far should be the watchword in the handling of Portugal Leaders Reverse LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Portugal's leftist military rulers reversed themselves again today and admitted the Communist printers of the Socialist newspaper Republica to the newspaper plant. The paper's Socialist editors were barred. The government gave the printers control of the building Wednesday morning. But after the Socialists threatened to quit Premier Vasco Goncalves', coalition cabinet, troops expelled the Communists from the building Wednesday night. Goncalves and Socialist party leader Mario Soares agreed that both the printers and the editorial workers would be admitted to the building this morning, and negotiations would begin to try to find a working arrangement between the Socialist and Communist factions. About 40 typographers were admitted this morning, but senior editor Joao Gomes was told by a young lieutenant: "You cannot go In ... Only the workers are allowed In." Round Two -,-V_ ...-. T WASHINGTON (NEA) -The gerontocratic battle of the century, Ford vs. Rockefeller for the heavyweight championship of the White House, has turned out to be a surprisingly wee contest. The vice president, in the gold trunks, has landed few blows. Six months after assuming an office widely thought to be merely a stepping stone to ultimate power, Nelson Rockefeller has activities that involved domestic surveillance. retreated to his stool -or been ordered to It While any findings tying the CIA to domestic where he sits almost quietly and almost surveillance might be embarrassing to the agency, resignedly as second best. He Is in no way so comatose as most of his it could survive the shock of having those in. predecessors, In fact or fletlon. Not for fractions revealed and coming under tighter Throtscrutiny to make sure they do not happen in the Rockefeller, the woes of Alexander tiebOttom, the fictional veep in "Of Thee I Sing" future. However, the commission no doubt be intolerable for a who couldn't get a library card for lack of recognized that it would references. But If Rod.efdller still remalni commission of citizens compiling a public report on RfeIter small tile —he nevertheless Is alleged domestic surveillance to be purstñng th e gaining no ground on his boss. Actually, Rockefeller has In recen t months internationally sensitive issues. dropped far behind the President in whatever The latter question cannot be dropped, to be race they may have had going. While Ford has sure, and Mr. Ford is recognizing that the groWil In office, Rockefeller may fairly be said to responsibility for further investigation should be have shrunk -at least competitively. No longer shared by both the legislative and executive is be seriously thought to be a major Ford worry branches, and in an atmosphere that can be ex- for the campaigns of 1976, no longer do many pected to preserve whatever secrecy is necessary. observers see him as a poten tial backstage It goes without saying that it is not to protect the White House prime minister. In fact, CIA or any individuals who may have been In- creasLngly, Rockefeller is being described as an volved in discussions of assassinations th at the aging man (he's 87), a man losing his vigor and znUo utmost discretion is required. Disclosure of this p p tome of here that Dim are those who It should be said aspect of secret intelligence operations could be feel the vice president Is merely resting for damaging to the United States of America. wars, convinced that now is not the time, fu Th e CIA, as Mr. Ford reminded the nation, has politically or promotionally, for one unelected a highly important task to perform in our national office bolder to be pecking away at another. wi 0. ______ Number wo - ' ) i ..A! __________ .... L . : i :I - I Drift' Toward War ..=_ _. _<_ /1`11 -,,, 11_ ! 'I,/_ - II t -. ..9// I \ .c I i. - ., IiflN . - Ford Sees Mideast •4 n.n . Y Thursday. Jun. ), 1975—SA Q Sanford: James Burke Vfrin1a Chsnmhn Frances Cox Mildred George William Johnson Carl S. Joiner Sr. Phillip King Jr. Clifford Manley Sr. Dorothy M. Perkins Anquenette D. Rhodes Rosebud Roundtree John C. Woodley Joanne Anderson, Casselberry Frances M. Ring, DeBary Cecilia Babenhouser, Deltona Linda S. Chenoweth, Deltona Philip Pluuto, Deltona Ashlelgh Reeves, Deltona Ralph G. Winter, Deltona Dorothy M. Campbell. Osteen BIRTHS: Shirley A. Wilchar Sta cy L. Williams Kevin Bidken, DeBary Diana McLendon, DeLand Michelin Chan. Deltona Wendall Engstrom, Deltona Milton E. Harris, Deltona William C. Lordan, Deltona Henry Syples, Deltona Edmond Williams, Deltona Serita J. Tindall, Geneva Werner G. Ernst, JacksonvIUe William R. Giles, Lake Monroe Annie Lee Vincent, Zellwood Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Linda) Johnson, a boy DISCHARGES: Sanford: ijs, Charles (Mary Alice) Dulart and baby Margaret Davis Cora B. Diggers Linda CL Dunty Oscar Morris Jr. Arthur Richter mx Tuneton Laverne D. Wade . I " ____ _______ _____ Ca..ce 1 \ I July Z AMERICAN .CANCER TSOCIET Y Seminole Singles, 7:30 p.m., Stepping Sto nes Center, across from Sunland Estates on 17-92. i / 1 7 WEATHER TIIE F1RST Yesterday's high 94. Overnight low 67. Partly cloudy through tomorrow 'with a chance of .1 wien*juii wiu evnmg juuru; ;f "''acP* - o uiwi' dershowers. Highs in low to mid 90s. Lows In the lOs. Winds variably mostly southeast 10 mph or less except locally strong and gusty near thun. dershowers. Rain probability 40 per cent during the thy, 20 per cent at night. EXTENDED FORECAST Warm and humid with scattered to widely scattered mainly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms more likely interior cod east porticns. Highs upper 80s i mid fls. 9( and lows mostly Daytona Beach tides: highs 5:41 am., 6:14 p.m; lows 11:40 a.m. Port Canaveral: highs 5:18 a.m., a m., 6:08 p.m.; low 11:39 a.m. in ' Personal Calculators no longer luxury items First Federal Savings & Loan Association (if Orlando 64'g4 .ictrunC ccuIo W.'9hs onty 5 ounesi. Adds, subtracts, multiples. dividsi. Uws 9 voll t*tti. rwddi.pay . DODO $988 ame , ___ V Ih'á'scs,s(n.u.M CskILPtws 1191orge stiiarto NS-600 843.7700 g&ind ii Ro1nsonDo*ntown Orisvd ; I ,,; ;.- Lj - , , ., . --'.,;-'. �- A—Evenlng Herald Sanfcrd, FL Thursday, June 1, 1975 Seminole Ci ty St u r..... dies rc I A/ Set Man D Fire - &i. Hew Police, ispatching WMEN O Alternatives To Mulled Be 1 -~ LAKE MARY A workshop the daytime hours city hall Is service, residents some months ago, sessi on wi th th e City Council, open and placing a dispatcher An agreement wi th ano ther should be made available fire commissioners, vire Chief on duty at night, again. city for dispatch services, By DONNA ESTES Lane. Chuck Smith and Police Chief Permitting dispatch from a ,, It is time-consuming to leaf Perinchief .said In any event Herald Staff Writer "In my section of the city Harry Benson has been private home by a retired telephone stickers denoting the through the telephone book in (around lake Mary schcduled for 7:30 p.m. next person. county emergency number, an emergency," Perinchief LAKE MARY The city Boulevard),! have told the Fire Wednesday to discuss the A professional answering identical to those distributed to said. may be able to self-contract at Department they can use water alternatives available in least part of the modernization from my wells. I have two big providing police and fire WE RESERVE and expansion of the water we lls. One is hook ed directly emergency dispatch. TH E RIGHT system once the *350,0(10 ap- with a big nozzle. I have told To LIMIT Another workshop will be QUANTITIES plied for federal funding is them if they need water to held at 7:30 next Thursday approved, according to Council switch on the pump, turn a ' night on the budget for the 1975' P member Lillian Griffin. valve and fill the truck up," '76 fiscal year. I Mayor Walter Sorenson had Mrs. Griffin told The Herald Mrs. Griffin said. requested that all department today a final determination on She began today gathering hea ds turn in budget requests whether the city can participate cast estimates and studying the for the new year by last Sunday. in the construction is dependent feasibility of opening nine The Council discussed the on several factors, the most rights-of-way into Crystal Lake eds last night for an important being federal ap- requested by the fire depart iirgeiicy mmwkatloh3 proval of the loan from the ment. • I AJUI )JUUUC Safety F a r rn e r s H o in e "I dun t know how many departments and Police Administration. vii,-ar-s Lake Mary has had a Commissioner Burt Perinchief ,:.... city would need a back- Volunteer fire department. Nit 1ittd alternatives available. a. gems !unr!v after the il> t' :uik'ipitt in Need for immediate action, i buys the aterworks that the struction, she said. Perinchief noted, was em IL 1i I PRICES fire department wanted us to phasized by a possible EFFECTIVE Thisequipment could not only buy, that they come upwith the THRU.21 drowning emergency three benefit the city In its water- Idea of opening these rights-of, weeks ago. works. but also could be used in way. The city's current opening and cleaning ditches arrangement with sheriff John "To open some of the streets Polk's countywide cornan impossible task at present, would cost several thousands of Mrs. Griffin noted. municatlon system would dollars. Some others are not continue, but for emergencies One thing for certain, feasible to open up," she said. I _ILlI consideration is being given toa something has tobe done onthe "The city Is trying to live modified or full-blown funding by December, because within a budget and not go into emergency dispatch. a large about $40,000 debt and not raise taxes," Mrs. i Continued From Page 1-A) Also before the Jurors for Perinchief said the counis due to Southern Gulf Utilities Griffin said. ternoon to testify be apparently fore th e lengthy testimony tywide system is good and it to pay off the purchase then, grand Jury in the Jail fire probe. was Jack R. Fulenwider, chief "dispatches with dispatch" to consider "We have everything lined up not"We only are onetrying department, but all He didn't testify, sources said, investigator for State Attorney when callers can get through to to go as soon as the funding is departments. and is expected to be the first Abbott Herring. Fulenwider is the Sanford-based headquarapproved," she noted, pointing witness to be heard Tuesday kxown to have assembled a ters and when the callers are "The city did have one house when the inves.igation, ex- large number of documents not put on hold. out the city has already arranged for local interim fire in Lake Mary last year that pected to last several more from public records about Jail The alternatives available, he was a total loss. The house was weeks, is continued, financing, conditions and Sheriff John said, are: REGULAR sitting right under the Other witnesses seen going Polk's efforts to get money for A radio base station and A_ And once the approval is f irehouse, into the grand Jury room repairs, plus several tape dispatcher to ope rate 24 hours __________________________________________________________________________ given, fire hydrants will be yesterday included Jail inmates recordings of county corn- daily seven days a week. This installed. Until that time the "The budget was made UP Elvis Webster, 27, and Ronnie mission meetings in which would be costly, he said. fire department, she said, can before I ever took office and Dunn, 20, who escaped the fire. Polk's request was discussed. Use of ci ty hall staff during obtain water from city Iskes, there Is no money in it for via a public park on brand opening up these streets," she Notice Legal A 1~ Bend and another on Park said. ater Act on i - - - The highlight of International Women's Year begins today as th e 1W? World conference convenes in Mexico City wi th as many as 10,000 women expected to attend this largest globa l ga thering of Its kind. Two or three women chiefs of sta te; the wives of se ven presidents or prime ministers; Fidel Castro's sister.in-!aw and the Shah of Iran's sister (rumored to be the fina ncial "angel" who made a secret donation of $500,000 toward the co nference) will be among some of the world's best-known names attending. Wemen's lAb personalities Betty Fried.an and Gloria Steinem and U.S. political ac. tivt.s Angela Davis and Jane Fonda are aLs, expected. Sponsored by the Unit ed Nations on a $1.7 mil lion ba nkroll as the highlight of IWY, the aim of the co nfe re n ce Is to advance women's righ ts and equality wi th men in furthering I . :-. • - -" I - .:. , I PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A&P Grand Jury Given '74 Conference Draws lop Women I - . - - I a Lakeview Honor Fathers Lakeview Nursing Center held a Fa ther's Day Luncheon Sunday, Ju ne 15, honor ing fa thers and their families, - CIGARETTES KING AND 4 - - Legal Notice I Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF INTENT SEMINOLE COUNTY Notice is ereb' g,en ttla? I TO REGISTER UTILITY BOARD ei'qaQrd r, business at 100 Ichabod FICTITIOUS NAME Notice of Public Hearing r . Seminole County. NO T ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The Board of County Corn Florida urer the fitit,o, name of the uflcIefsQ',ed, ciesiriflO to engage mission,r of Seminole County FICTITIOUSNAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AMERICAN BUSINESS CAPITAL, in business under the fjcIit,sname Sitting as the Seminole County Not i ce is hereby given that we are EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. and that I intend to register said of f,ENEVA HEATING AND AIR Utility Board will hold a public engaged in business at 100 Hilltop CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE name wIlh the Clerk of the Circuit CONDITIONING SERVICE t nos hearing In the County Ccinmission Plsic.e, Attamonte Springs. Seminole COUNTY. FLORIDA. Crt, Sen,inol Coijn:y, p:lorida in Park A.enue, Sanforc', Florida 37771 Chambers of the Seminole County County. Florida under the Fictitious CIVIL NO. 75.12.52.0 accordance With the P?Oi*iOflS of intends to register the said name Courthoujc. Sanford, Florida. on r-.arne of SOUTHERN HERITAGE In re: the Pebtoa of IP'e FticiiVous, Name Statutes, To with the Clerk of the Circuit C our t V 1 Tuesday, July 1. 5913 at 700 P M. or CHURCH FURNISHINGS, and that BEN B STEWART and LeVEOA Wit Section 565.09 Florida Statute's Seminole COuiy. Florida as soon thereafter as possible to weintendto register said name with STEWART, his wife. 1957. DATED this 2nd day of June, AD Consider an application concernlnj t h e Cleft of the Circuit Court, S' Richard I. Simmons NOTICE OF SUIT 1975 chan;es In water and sewer service Seminole County. Florida in ac TO BILLY A MAY PubIih- ,Jt.nt 5, 57. 19, 76. ISiS John M Hill rates In areas certified to be served cordance with the provisions of the Residence Unknown Q.QJ5 Publish: June S. 12. 1, 2. 1975 by Sanlando utilities Corptration FCtitiOu5 Name St.t,jtet, To Wit: - Address Unknown D,:0 i9 B": Sidney L. Vihien, Jr. Sectlon$.6,09 Florida Statutes 1957 YCU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Chairman SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. S Janice Nichols that the above named Petitioner's, • PUBLIC SALE AttestNOTICE OP Ronald J. Townsend BEN B STEWART and LaVEDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.77$.CA.O9.B On July 7, 1975 at 9:30 A.M the Art hur H. Bec k w ith , Jr MASON ACEMIRE arid LOUISE PubliSh- June 17, 19, 26, July 3, 1973 STEWART, PI wife. hOve filed a undersigned will sell one 1971 Clerk FACEMIRE. his wife, DEO-17 Petition for the adoption of the Publish: June 6, '2. 19, 26. 1975 Chevrolet Impaia Custom 2 door Plaintiffs, minor child named in that Petition DEO 14 D161171J 17997 for repair and "s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O' THE and you are command to Serve a Tag No. 1(39.3)6, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. cooy3fyourwrlttendefenses,afany, THEODORE NUNCIO and NANCY t0ge Wisconsin. P. NUNCIO, Notice is hereb yi gi ven tha t a CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE on HARVEY COULTER, Wady Rivera Public Hearing will be held In the Defendants. COUNTY. FLORIDA PetItIoners attorney, whose address East Longwond City Commission Room, City Hall, NOTICE OF SALE Case N.. 73 I1)4cA4i.D I P.O. Bu 3736. Forest City, Automotive NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Sanford, Florida at 5:00 P.M. on In to: the Marriage of Florida, z273'. on or before the 10th 21L Church Ave. Pursuant to a Final Judgment of Thursday, June 26. 5975, to consider: Put* Cci Gilli s day 0 July, 5973. and file the Longwood, Flo Foreclosure dated June 16. 1973 and A bill enacted by the Legislature Pellf;oner Wife orIglr.gI wth the Clerk of the Court Publish: June 17. 19. 1973 entered in Civil Action NO 73775 of the State of Florida, known by and utter before tar -mice on Petit ioner's' 66 C.vpt Afe.ardeq G1Ii5 the Circul' Court of the E'ghte.nth DEO short title as the "Local Government attorney or immediately th,reatter, Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole Comprerientiv, Planning Act OF Rtsp7der1.r1u5tan Other-wita a oefault may be enterea FICTITIOUS NAME Legal Notice NOTICE OF ACTION Charb"s AlliOndIt r.illiti Concrete Mix Inc Rockingham Legal Notice Notice is hereby oven thai we are All parties in interest and Cititens IC engaged In business at 1633 State Rd £31, Lon7wood Village, LOngwood, the have the opportunity t be 37730, Seminole County, FIO,'ida, heard as sold hearing. By order of the Panning and North Caro'ina under the fictitio us name of Defendants. I will sell to the hiOhe$t PAINTREE. and that we intend to Zoning Commission of the City of YOU ^RE NOTIFIED th*' an Jun. 5973 and best bidder for cash at the Watt register said name with the Clerk of Sanford ,Florida, this 16th day of action for dissolution of marriage (Seal) front door of the Seminole County the Circuit Court, Seminole County, June 1973. has been filed against you arid you Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Cowthouse, Sanford, Florida, at are reauirad to serve a copy of your Arthur H. Harris C'erk of the Circuit Couru Florida in accordance wi th the 11.00 A.M. on the 301h day of June, provisIon's Chairman if, rit?rn defen5, if any, to 15 on of the FictItIvxj By: Jv Stokes 's ame 1975, the following described real Statute's, To Wit- Section City of Sanford Ruby Cox G illis. Petitioner, whose Deputy Cler Section 1 Ø estate located, situated and being in Florida Sfetute Planning and Zoning address Is 17 AsaIea Drive, PubliV'' June 17. 1'. 28. Jul1 3. 1975 1951 Seminole County. Florida, to wit: Commission Maitland. Florida 32751, onor before DEO..79 S Pw W Stapp Lot 1& in Tract 7. of PARADISE Publish- June19, 1975 i,ne )0Th. 1975. and fi lethe original Becky Stapp POINT, SECOND OEO lii 'th the cler k of thiS co..rt ether SECTION. Publish: June S . 17. 19, 76, 1975 Seminole County, Florida, ac OEO iO refnre Service on Petitioner or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cording to the Plat thereof as mmnediatelytlereaft,f;oth,rwise a NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND C'faiil will be entered against you P4otie i hereby giy3n that a recorded in Plat Book 9. Page 1l Of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, for the reIif demanded in t-e Public Hearing will be held in the the Public Records of Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FLORIDA comolaird or pItition • City Commission Room, City Hall, County. Florida, LUIT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL CASE NO. 74'l$$$CA.09.E said property being the same WITNESS my hand and the seal of Slr,ford. Florida at 1:00 P.M. on as set FI.ORIDA THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS 'hi Court on May 30th, 1975 Thursday, June 76. 1973, to consider Forth In the Final il ludgment of CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-64I.CA49.F SAVINGS BANK, a Massachusetts Foreclosure. the Following change and am.n4 C. HOWARD McNULTY, as corporation, Dated this 16th day of June. 1975. Trustee. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr me,t to thi Zoning Oraianc of ,fl Plaintiff. Clerk of the Circuit Court City of Sanford, Seminole County, (Seal) Plaintiff, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Bi - Lillian Jenkins Florida. vs. GERALD N. 'AOSELEY, SR. and Clerk of the Circuit Court As Geputy Clerk Re:oning from , MR-i. MultiplePlPDLiN DEVELOPMENT VIOLA R. MCSELEY, his wife. rot By: Lillian 1. Jenkins Putbiih June S. 17. IS. Fa;nily Re-tilential Dwelling , 1973 ENTERPRISES, LTD. a Florida known to Ma d or alive, etc., et al. Deputy c:erk District DIED 32 Limited Partnership, and GEORGE Defendants, To that of - Al 1. Restricted In. C Vernon mite, Jr., of DAVIS and GERALD STOCKS, it's ' NCT10EOF CLEVELAND & MIZE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND dtjstrlal District. Gener al Partners FORECLOSURE SALE FOR That property d SEMINOLE COUNTY. described J5: The Attorneys for Plaintiffs Detendants, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN P.O. Drawer Z FLORIDA Southern Coast line properly ifl NOTICEO pursuant to .i Final Judgment of Sanford, Florida 37771 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1012.LA.20A Section 75 TownshIp 19 Range 30 FORECLOSURE SALE foreclosure ciaed June 9, 1975, Pubiiit,- June It. 1975 In re: the t.dopliøn of generally located North of 5th. Notice is hereby given that the and entered i C vil Ca* No. 71. 1 551 BRt DLEVM,CHAEL LAWRENCE Street, West of Maole. South Of 6th. DEO undersigned, Arthur H. Beckwith. CA-0$.E of the CircuIt Court of the NOTICE OF SUIT Street and East of Poplar. And all Of NOTICE OF SALE Jr., Clerk Cf the circuit Court, 11th Judicial Crcuit in and for TO: WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Block I. Tier I) and the East '-, of Notc is hereby given that by Se minole County, Florida, will on Seminole Coun'y Florida, wherein Amjcjre'ss ljnknn Block k, Tier 54 arid, virtue Of that certain Order for the 30th ca" o June, 1973, at Ii T BOSTON FIVE CENTS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED The Florida Public Utilities Abandonment Proceedings, issued O'cbol'ka.m,altnewest door of the SAVINGS BANK, a Massachusetts that a Pet ition under oath has been Com pany property North and East out of and under the seat of the Seminole County Courthouse, corporation, Plafn 1ff, and GERALD f.!e-jint, teahove5ttIdCoutt for the of Riilwav. Block I. Tier 2 and, County Court of Seminole County, Sanford. Florida, offer for sale and N. MOSELEY, SR. and VIOLA R. commitment permanent of The City of Sanford properly in Florida upon an Order rendered in $ell at public outcry to the Pightht MOSELEY, his wi'i, not known to B P A DL E V Ml C H A E I. Block I. Tier 10 the afores.ald Court ontp,e 6th day of and best bidder for cash, the be dead or alive, etc., at al. are LAWRENCE. A White, Male child, Rezonkig from - MR-2, MultipleJune A 0 1915, in that Certain case: following described property in Defendarts I will 501 to the highest horn on Novpmbir 22. 597), in Family Residential Dwelling "In Re. In the Matter el Abandoned Seminole County, Fkrlda, to -wit: and best bidder for cash at the West Chicago. Cook County, Illinois. to District. Personal Property," which North '-, of Lots 1 and 7, a.nd allot front door of the Seminole County prospective, adoptiveparents. To that c,F: RI I. Restricted In aforesailOrder was delIvered tome Loft) and A. Block 4; Lots 1 through Courthouse In Sanford, Seminole YOU ARE required to file your d,st'1al Ditrlct as SherIff of Seminole County. 5, Incltj'sive, Block 6; Lots 1 through County, Florida, at ii o'clock A M I.r,'.rr rf nIb", ptpad-nqs wilh the tual prccerty destrOed as Mi of Florida Said P'opr.ri1 13 nilude 7. jncItIe. Rink I: All of Riri' 1) . lb., fk ,4 ni I,,,',. IC1( Ii,,. - PAPIR TOWL"Is 1 1111 * 's f I Cowan's Underworld 111W First St.lanterl This Years Big Splash 33C Designed by Roxann I mary! • esthers 200 N. Park Sanford I VITMAIN - - 99 r: I ALTAMONTE MALL 111____CAPSULES _____________________________________________ _____ ____ ,_,.. s ____________________________________________ ________________________________________________ %tIaor* -----.. _____ 3-TIER SILVERPLATED FOLDING SERVER .----: _______________ 11 \ - - .- - would ta ke part but that was be fore an Indian court unexpectedly con vi cted her of election fraud. Also expected are the wives of five prime ministers, Mrs. Lea Rabin of Israel ; Mrs. Begun Nusrat Bhutto of Pakista n; M rs. Whitlam Gough of Australia; Mrs. Beverly Manley of Jamaica and Mrs. J.M. Den Uyl of the Netherlands who will be present in the unofficial capacity of news correspondent. The prcsencc of so many top names poses major security problems for Mexican authorities _________________________________________ - E Family Togetherness Builds Caori's Success , -------------- ---- ----------- - -- .-. - -- -- -- -- -- - --------- - - - ________ __________________________________ )Jm ' '-'(J' b' ., I , , using. ' . " '. ' 't - '-'. By JAN MONAHAN Herald Staf I Writer Figur ing that ope ning a new business in th ese tough economic times In't any bigger a gamb!e than getting up every morning or crossing a street, the Tom McEacherns plunged head-on into Sue-Ann's Capri resta urant, That was Jan. 21 of this year and the McEacherns are still bet ti ng on their recipe fur success' food at a price everyone can But the Leesburg couple aren't novice restaurasteurs anyways. When Totn's parents' "morn and pcp" type motel was squeezed out by the "motel .- . -. .. . .•-•..•• "1, .'. '. . .' . r. :• :- : ': A. . , '" ', • • , . • • • ' .' •' .'.' - , •• • • " . ,' • ' • ', •• ' . '' . , . '• •• S . , : '_ . .' f.'' • • i.' . . .: . j I ., . . . . . ' •, . . 1-11 ) '-:-:•:''. 'o ". ". . . '. ,: ','..;:'•' • - .'' •.. ',•';'• • • -1. .f • ' $,1• - ' 1 00 ,0 - • • .0 • • . ., ., • .,', , , .,, • ', : PA- - :::: ::: ' , . . ,'. '•,'• Isn' t flm that I people are more about bow they appear to strangers than bow their own FamI1Iei view them? DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a grown son and his mother who kiss each other on he mouth? My boyfriend Is 27, nd you should see the way he nd his mother kiss! Every ello and goodby Is like a love scpc in the movies. The first time I noticed it was Last New Year's Eve. They mbraced like a pair of lovers, mod they held a kiss for what ieemed like five minutes 1thout coming up for air. I was so angry I didn't even feel like iisslng him after that , It looks like usia mower loves the way I do. Could I be nistaken' Or could I be )verreacting because I love 1 ... . ' ' ( ' , -. ' . . upon turning it back into a profitable business by remodeling it room by room into the "Pewter Pub" restaurant. That experience also helped when it came to remodeling the former Otto's Haufbrau Haus to the Capri. The couple did the carpentry wor k and decorating themselves Including Laying the slate floor. Specializing hi, Weste rn beef, fresh vegetables, antI able-side carving,.'ianyof the Capri's recipes were garner ed from Tom's earlier travels in the textile business where six out of seven dinners were in restaurants. Though much more sophis ti cat ed , Sue-An Capri Is sti ll a "mom and pop" kind of businecs wi th the added bonus of three - ,1 - . , ' . .;. 'e • ' ."TJ< helpful daughters ages 11, 12 and 13. They help In the kitch en and as bus girls while Tom and Sue Ann's paths cross st she does the book work tnd the lunch hours shift-9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and he takes the la te afternoon and evening shift. All commute the 45 minute drive from Leesburg. "We all do w ha tever needs to be done washing dishes scr ubbing floors, cooking —and we don't ask our employes to do anything we haven't done," says McEachern. The McEacherns feel that all this toge therness is an advantage rather than a demanding, but good for your personal life," says Torn." We enjoy meeting people and many of our customers become good frien ds." "Everyone pulling his own load" is also the spirit that helps get things done around the McEachern household In the little time that's left after business hours. But because they feel some leisure f amily time is important too, Sue Ann's Capri is closed on Sundays and holid9ys. Then together they enjoy camping and bicycle riding. - - - irirr 0 I" . - -ic' I - I .- Li • ' ' -. .. I)fI7I(I — --. I'II1 " . ",' - •J • ' • II c' (Ia - .e,/ (I '3.95 hU ' Time '.j Mtv Big on thr - t. " - • '. - "i ii' SPECTRA Cor't'tafn Water Bot?Se l't'n.O.,Sjx Lotion yt )j~ 1 4r' SFECTRA Pint'ü:r Bonn, Ikis S-,-rrie . •, disadvantage. "It's very / ' . W - WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: It kpends. You don't say wbether roan boyfriend is the KI&SER , tr the KISSVV g $ user, be may haveaprobl. DEAR ABBY: Please put omething in your column to hake up some of those houghtless people who make tinging remarks to pregnant women. I'm pregnant, and I've had cople ask, "When's your due late?" And when I tell them, hetm say, "You'llnever List that Tom and Sue Ann McEachern liwN w '/ • ,4, . " ' ,-.-- urn ,'. p 1 WI ' ' . N %JL- ') Ten'O"Six Lotion is the $6.79 i $5.,73 one cleansing and corrs'clive cosmetic that helps your skin to complt'ts' I medication. L--7 a ea Why not ordc'r 2 pinb at our, annual sale I ski , "5.29 ---,) Seethe complete selection ci' Faultless products at (3C'tflfl i SPECTRA ,9W mmmI bCdutY: It hcis skin ulate In g ndh IIn g - BELL ' AT : I I've had some people ask, . night have twins? You sure Dok like t!" And, "Are YOU still walking round?" men nsist upon £t at what a tin?thev ',~~~ I S HOE A -I to eight weeks prior to thf exc'cted delivery date. Claw The Volusia C ha pter of size is limited. For registratloi Education for a Gentle Birth, a information, contract Mrs non-profit ouanization Dwight Morrow, t)eLtnd dedi cated to preparing couples for the birth of their child, is offering a new series of cla..ses. Mrs. Susan Vaughen, LPN will The re gular mon thly mee tini th teach e classes beginning of the American Association 0 the First Retired Persons will not be heli June 24 at Prestiyterian Church, DeLand. Friday, nor will meetings bs Mothers4o-be or exp?Ctaflt he ld d ur ing July and August couples interested are en- Th e next meeting of Chapte couraged to attend clasaes six 1977 is set f or Sept. 19. Gentle Birth SHOES FOR MOM, DAD and THE KIDS. AARP 93RAND NAME MERCHANDISz SHOP NOW FOR BEST SELECTION 411%I ~bi 4 40 a - - - A -. 1 - Iran wilL be represented by princess :ttarf Pahlevi, the Shah's sister. What Is beli eved by U.N. sources to be a donatlin from her was rece ived under pledge of secrecy by Mrs. Helvi Sipila of Finland, U.N. Assistant Secretary General, who is Secretary Ge neral of the IWY Conf erence. Club Notes : 4.IO UNITS - - 0 J X 'Tl swim suit that gives you complete comforl and a more flattering figure. -I Dear Abby • I - 7 .. `11 Z -----A - • . h, : 1 u , DEANT 1. 11% - I 41i : "11 C Many styles and prints available at Mary. Esther's, SECR Sea'd . ~ Lace Meflnev. Bra Ilkinit Ti. Summer C.*.nIv Vanity Fair Ds4iofuI A Lace- Le Into the act by helping to serve the many guests. Honored guests in. cluded: Clarence McKee; William Musselwhlte, Arne Erickson; Harvey Pletcher; Patrick Searson; Oscar Harrison; Abner Thompson; William McTeer; William McKendree; 'Dusty' Rhodes; Willard Grimes; Avery Betts; Jefferson Wai ts; Asher Kanner; Roy Sparks and Leonard Moritz. - BOUNTY I I 4 . IV =111 r, I S i I - UNDERWORLD - I - YTIM S ' families Entire children, grandchildren and great-grandchildr en came to honor their fa thers. Many of the fa the rs got ___ T against you for the relef demanded County, Florida. wherein MASON FACEMIR E and LOU I SE in the Pet'tlon FACEMIRE, his wife,are plaintitfs. WITNESS rny hand and the seal of and THEODORE NUNCIO and the Court at Sanford. Seminole County, FI0F:da, this 6th day of NANCY P. NUNCIO. hit wile, are Hamburgers, hot dogs, and watermelon were served to all residen ts and about 75 19 CTN. world economic development and strengthening peace. However, it Is expected that the meeting may stray from the theme of women's righ ts to another shrill confron tation between industrial and third world na tio ns over demands by the latter for a "new economic order." Mexican Attorney General Pedro Ojeda Paullada Is cocrdinator for the corsventioi-s which will be opened by U.N. Secreta ry General Kurt Waldheim and addressed by Mexican President Luls Echeverria. Argentine President Maria Estela Peron wi ll probably not attend. However, confirmed participants arcPrime Minister S.D. Bandaranaike of Sri Lanka (Ceylon) and wives of the presiden ts of the Phi li ppines and Egypt, Mrs. Imelda Marcos and Mrs, Gihan Sadat. Indian Prime Minister Indira Ghandi had confirmed she DEAR ABBY: I must make a comment about the woman whose husband ftckjesher wgfl she s hvtpr1rzil. even thntioh she begs him to stop. W, I hati a husband like that. 4L 11 He used to shadowbox around me, occasionally landing a 41j] By BlGAlL VAN BJREN genuinely painful blow here and I there. He would dance around, Only last weelc I mistook a prizefighter-style, saying, had delivering their babies. ft's difficult enough to be little girl for a boy, and you "Let's mix it up a little," He would pretend It was all in fun, pregnant without having to should have heard her mother but l knew he was sadistic when answer all those questions and tell inc off! Abby, when mothers dress I begged him to stop and he listen to their frightening talk. wouldn't. I even told him that If Be a pal Abby, and print this. It both boys and girls in boys' clothing, and let the boys' hair he'd quit little may help. Thanks. that OVERDUE IN ORLANDO I.tTOW lerg like a girl's, ho-,v is shadowboxing game for good, I tell U." 1iffrer. w)Ud accept us w, C1usum DEAR OVEIt lit" E' Hcre.i c' PERPLEXE D prescnt. Even I,hat didn't d wk. oi your letter. And many a woman DEAR PERPLEXED: It's Then 1 casually asked a who has walked a mile In your friend of mine In the presence of moccasins will identify with not easy. But for now, you'd her husband and mine if her your situation and thank you. better skip complimenting strange kids until unisex husband ever played such D AR ABBY,: Today in the clothing and hairstyles fade games. Of course he hadn 't. And then a knowing :ook passed supermarket I was trying to be from fashion. friendly to a child, and I said, between the two of them, " My, but you're a nice little He never played that game wfiL!IIL')'I girl. again, The child became angry and A psychiatrist la ter told me I'm a that when I exposed his cruelty said, "I'm not a GIRL / - 2.. BOY. Abby, how was I to to our friends, he saw himself ," as others saw him, and he know? He had long blond hair ii practica ll y to his shoulders. J\ stopped voluntarily, IV"p V So maybe this poor "tickled " Now that lit tl e girls are wearing woman should try the same trousers, it is terribly con/ I, '4;. f 'I t I approach. V -'4 i BEEN THERE 11 , - Probe Report ALL POPULAR BRANDS Hot Embrace Burns Her Up Theme Is Equality .i - '. ,., I 11WIF suilly, Jung I7 IYI21R Evening tieratu, aillIFITuful ru. raaney Charles Gaster of Winter Springs might be a patient in the hospital over the July 4 holiday, but this is one holiday Ile won't mind missing. lie's ten ta tively scheduled to receive a new kidney in a transplant at Florida Hospital in Orlando on July 2. Gaster moved to Winter Springs about two years ago from DeI.and, where he operated a service station from 1965 until two years ago. He moved sohe could becloser to Florida lospital where he has been undergoing treatment on a kidney dialysis machine, Two of Gaster's sisters, Vera Jeffer and Audrey Taffec, bo th of London, England, will be arriving in Orlando tomorrow to aid their brother. And both are prepared to donate a kidney to Gaster. who has been undergoing treatment on the dialysis macnine three times a Wi for the past two years. both sisters have been tested in England and physicians there have told them either is :apable of donating a kidney to the brother who emigrated from his homeland in 1957. Upon arriving in Florida in '57, Gaster worked for the British Motor Corp.. in Pensacola and later moved to New .iig in I)eLi'nd in '65. The kidney ailment forced him to close his Del.2n! service station in 1973. When told that his sisters were on their way and that fic v.uld bt thc rtcipient of a new kidney, Gaster said, i've been looking forward to this for two years." As to being hospitalized ui thy July 4 weekend, (;aster said, "Ii will be easy to miss a holiday this time." --I_v .--- _ 'OOOg, SAVE to % 11 41111 - " - - �ri SPORTS . Evening Herald, Sanford, FL FRED qQJ 7 ' Yi Save 20% on 'Zenith' coordinates,'. By THE ASSOLIATEI) PRESS 72x84", reg. $24 ............... Sale l9.20 96x84', reg. $3O ................. aIe$24 ?enith draperies are an all-over floral print of rayon/polyester mohair. Machine wash, tumble dry. In assorted colors, , a Fred Lynn had a 20-game hitting streak stopped Monday, so th- Coston Red Sox rookie center fielder decided to do something about IL "I came to the ballpark early for extra batting practice," Lynn said after leading Boston to a 15-1 walloping of the Detroit Tigers Wednesday night, "1 wasn't satisfied with the way I'd been swinging." U w,: ais(ic..i affi'r Wednesday'sgrn' Hi' •.tii:,shed three t:me runs, a triple and a single, driving In 10 runs and missing the Amencan League Bill record by one, a mark set by Tony Il Aw L . 44 Sale-1-8.40tre Ht" Three HRs., Triple, Single, 10 RBI L YNN: Salel 1.20 Full size, reg. $28.... Sale 22.40 Queen size, reg. $31 . Sale 24.80 King size, reg. $37 ... Sale 29.60 / \ 'Y -- - -- -- 'Zenith' is a fully quilted throw style bedspread Rayon/polyester with 100% polyester fill. Machine wash, tumble dry. In colors to coordinate with 'Zenith' draperies Thursday, Juni 1, 1975-1B I Lazzeri of the New Yoi k Yankees In 1936. The major league record is 12, set by James Bottomley of the St. Louts Cardinals In 1924. Lynn's wasn't the only bat on target Wednesday In the American League. In other games, Baltimore rlobbered Cleveland 13-6, Kansas City crushed California 13-0, Texas clubbed Chicago 10. 3, Milwaukee edged New York 5-3 and Oakland nipped Minnesota 7-6. With his 5.for.6 effort, Lynn moved in the league lead in rijns:-ji Z:nd HIUs with 54). He increzised his home run total to 14, only one behind Lhe leaders, Is third in batting with a .352 average and tied for fifth in doubles with 13. - Lynn began his carnage with a two-run homer in the first Inning off starter Joe Coleman. He also tagged Coleman for a three-run blast In the second, slamming the ball off the right field roof at Tiger Stadium. In the third he slashed a tworun triple off Bob Reyncilds, beat out an infield single in the eignth off Tom Walker, then concluded the evening with a three-run homer off Walker in the ninth. Orioles 13, Indians 6 1,4, eMiiv, Tommy Davis and Paul flair coinbined to tnt ii i rui a flaitwwte çur:..i•d ii hits. May and Ken Singleton homered for the winners while Boog Powell and Buddy Bell had round-trippers for Cleveland. Royals 13, Angels 0 Cookie Rojas' double scored Tony Solaita with the 1I run of the first inning as Kansas City belted starter Nolan Ryan md three other California hurlers. Ryan, who pitched the fourth no-hitter of his career June 1, Nas forced fr Jry. Oe game in the third inning with a groin Inju Rangers 10, WhIte Sox 3 A grand slam homer by Roy Smalley In the c-hth va; tlo Uk hi'. ;i Ti'ias dumped tht (lucago White Sox. }erguson Jenkins gave up three home runs, all solo shots, as he increased his season record to M. '4 George's Captures Knocks Off k;' ti •)Ir. - ..1., Sale 1 bath towel reg. $2 Hand towel, reg. 1.25 . Sale $1 Wash cloth, reg. 75C .Sale 60C •• •f ! Foundation sale. \ Reg. 3 for 3.69. Stock up on white crew neck undershirts or ribbed knit athletic shirts Both Forlrell polyester and combed cotton for great fit and long wear Full range of sizes Men's V-neck undershirts Reg3 for 398, Sale 3for 3.18 / - 20% off. j Fanh line fence te watch George's and Jack prog Ford ba ttle. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) > - - ,,, s' A .14 ', ,• 'i I P iT I Webster: Baker: . Sale 1.08 ç \ Hand towel, reg. $1 .. Sale 80C Wash cloth, reg. 50C ..Sale 40C Rog. 3 for 3.69. 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Reg 3for4 25 Sale 3 for 3.40 Webster refused Wednesday night to disclose the contract's mone tary arrangements, but published reports put them at $1.2 Men's polyester/cotton boxer shorts in white, atels or prints, Reg.31or4.69 Sate3for3.75 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, June 22 I I Sale prices effective thru Sunday, June 22. --..UI Medical Center scored eight Fourth and fifth innings and runs in the First inning and was closed the gap to one run with never headed. Chase tallied 12 two more 'In the bottom of the in the fourth to cut the final sixth. margin to two runs. Recreation collected only two Scott Hill ripped a triple and hits, but Petroleum pitcher Bob single, Jeff Litton clobbered a I Taylor walked H. double and single, Wayne Story Craig Quinn smacked a poked two singles and Jeff F ires double and single and Bob Fakess slammed a triple for Bridges slapped two singles for Medical Center. Petroleum, Rick Bridges and The Railroaders erupted for Jim Burney blasted doubles. four runs in the fifth inning to Timmy Johnson picked up the put away Seminole Sporting Gem mound victory for Recreation. Medical Center edged Chase Goods. He struck out seven and walked Sanford Re crc a t Ion 18-16 Wednesday In a Sanford Soloman Hardy paced the National Little League undefeated Railroaders at the Department squeezed a 71 Heaps fired a no-hitter for walkathon. plate and on the mound. He victory out of Seminole Sanford Atlantic, but lost his In the other league game, the fired a two-hitter, striking out Petroleum and the Billy Heaps shutout in the second Inning. He Railroaders downed Seminole nine and walking two. lie also - led Sanford Atlantic National struck out eight and walked six. Bank crushed U.S. Bank 171 Sporting Goods 7-2 for their 18th belted two singles. Henry Dye paced the victors straight victory. George Pox-zig was Seminole Wednesday in the Sanford at the plate with a double and Medical Center backed Its 18 Sporting Goods' offense with a American little League. single. Fredy Vance added a Sanford Recreation scored double. runs with nine hits. Chase double and single. lie also went three runs each in the third and scored 18 times and hit safely the distance on the mound. sixth, and added a solo score in 013 (121-14 1 the fourth. Two Chase pitchers walked l7 chase 0$ 112-4 9 1 Som. Pit. Med. Center $22 4-15 Seminole Petroleum scored Medical Center batters and four 4S0 —17 S I . All. 001 140- 7 4 first with two runs in the second Medical Center hurlers issued RaIiridtr$ Sporl. Goods OC1 100— 2 7 inning. It added solo runs In the 30 free passes. Heaps Chase ,) "p Xi'— 4 2 4 S Jr .-.-• \ ISO Doom 1i . Ford Oeoi-g's Walks f Stack up big savings on 'Stockholm' jacquard towels. Thirsty, terry cotton .polyester with fringed edge In three bath brightening Colors 'I I. Sale U for 2m95 V' . . Prosser Pace hurled five innings, gave up one Dean Debose, Jerry Farina and Jeff hit, struck out four and walked five. Utt.les Kipp of UTU gave up only one hit, but pitched one Inning and did not give up a hit walked IS Apex batters. or run. He struck out one. Jeff Webb, Ken Perkins and Bill In addition, Apex defeated United Littles and Pace also poked singles. Cosgrave of Chase did not allow any hits. Transportation Union 134 Walter Law fired a two-hitter for They permitted eight runs and walked George's lifted Its record to 16-3 with Prosser Ford, He struck out nine and eight. one make-up game to play. Prosser Ford walked two. Law also collected a single. Cosgrave pitched the final two innings ended its season with a 15-5 slate. Ford committed six errors and for Chase and did not give up a hit, struck George's scored three runs in the George's miscued four times, out three and did not Issue a walk. bottom of the fourth inning for the victory. Apex scored three runs In the first It opened with a solo tally in the first. Ford inning and then tallied 10 runs in the final 001 010-" 2 I 4 scored one run each in the third and filth three innings to knock off United Iran- Prosier Ford Innings. sport.ation Union. 300 25313 I S Wayne Pace and Tony tittles of Charles Lloyd of Apex singled for the Apex 400 400— $ S 4 UTU George's combined for a one-hitter. lame's only hit. - - Crown; George's won the Sanford Continental Little League championship Wednesday, edging Jack Prosser Ford 4.2. AL ...: A's 7, Twins 6 Two home runs byJoe Had, — one coming with th,r' be Mi n ue se'.'nth -- cave Orkland enough runs to withstand a late Minnesota surge. Down 4-1, the A's scored six runs on just two hits in the seenth. - Sale prices effective through Sunday, June 22. Big 20% savings 20% savings on onthim ck, colorful our best selling towel ensembles. med underwear. Brewers 5, Yankees 3 Bill Travers, sthket to an early 4-0 lead, scattered six hits and had last-out relief help from Ed Rodriguez as Milwaukee stopped the New York Yankees. Sixto Lezcano homered, his filth, for the Brewers In the seventh as Milwaukee routed Yankee starter Doc Medich. -. Truckload Sallef Sale ine 2.4O 8 Reg. $3 to sio. Hero's a sale you won't want to miss. This week aave 20% on our entire stock of bras and girdles. Choose from natural slyIe3 to looks for easy support. The subtle shaping you want for today's styles. Easy-care fabrics with Lycra' spandex for stretch. Some In colors, A range of sizes. Sale prices effective thru Sunday, June 22. million to $1.5 million, Bob King, the Nuggets' assistant general manager, said earlier that those figures were "good ballpark" estlmate5. 1 thirlk I made the right decision," Webster said in a telephone interview from his hotel room. "I think Atlanta is a very good place, but here was where I wanted to play. I feel like it's the place for me." The Nuggets drafted Webster, whose colorful nickname derives from his shot-blocking prowess. in the first round of the ABA draft, Wa i And See No DAYTONA BEACH (AP) - With competition tougher than ever, Buddy Baker says the only way he can approach the July 4 Firecracker 400 stock car race Is with a strategy of all-out speed. "You can't afford to sit back and wait," he said Wednesday. have to run flat out all the way and hope your pit stops are quick uick enough to keep you up front." Baker has won nine Grand National races, but hasn't cracked the winner's circle at Daytona International Speedway. lie was leading the Daytona 500 in W73 with seven laps to go when his engine blew, In his 14 years of stock car racing, he has led almost every big race here at some point. lie will drive the Bud Moore Ford in which he won the Tallatega 500 this season and says "if we just finish races, we can win." Baker predicted it will take a speed of I&S miles an hour or better to win the pole in July 2 qualifying. JOHNNY Sant. R.C. 003 103— 7 2 0 U.S. Bank 010 0— 1 0 S U.S. Open Nicklaus 6- 1 ME[)INAII, Ill. (AP) - Jack Nicklaus threw down the gauntlet to his 149 rivals as he prepared to tee off today in the opening round of the 75th U.S. Open Golf Championship. "I am as ready as I can be," he said. A loo3e air of confidence, tightened with a steel thread of determination, was evident as the world's premier tournament pro faced the second and perhaps the most rugged test In his bid for an unprecedented Grand Slam. "I feel I am playing as well as I was playing in the Masters," Jackadded, perhaps escalating the tension that has gripped old Favorite Medinah Country Club's No. 3 course because of recurring thunderstorms and tornado alerts. In winnirg the Masters, Nicklaus gained the First leg on the four major championships which include the U.S. and British opens and the America PGA. No golfer has ever won the quadrangle in a single year and only one man, Ben Hogan, has won three. "This is a very good course, I like it," Nicklaus said. "It reminds me much of Ilhe Scioto course in Columbus. Ohio. where I grew up. although the greens are slightly tighter." I Bizarre Double Seals Reds' Win �2B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Im Thursday, June It,1975 Seaboard [XOREBOARD FOURTH 1M Pace c.3 $400: 1, trly Night (BosjoW 51; 7. Getrlucic Way (Regurl 81; 3 Scott Fashion (Udell) 6 1. 1 Hurricane Scot? (Piper) $1; S Enough Time (Slca) 92. 6 Joppa Star Maid (oracek 77; 7 Measured Flo National LCa9U. (Filipelli Jr ) 3). 8 Pasha Time East (Kennedy) 101 W I Pct. GB FIFTH 1M Pace Clmg Pittsburgh 35 71 593 $400: I Stoney Key tVanderSchaaf New York 37 76 552 31 7 Ringo Night (Sirong 61; 3 Philphia " " ' C, Luke WOIVCr 6 1: Chicago 37 30 $16 1 Oteca Mae (Berescak) 77; s Jarvis St. Louis 2$ 31 175 ,, Lrw (Dvoracek) 10 1. 6 Crestwod Montreal 75 31 444 Donna (Brainard) S I; 7 Horace West Johnston (Udall) 10 I; I Saint Cla i r Cincinnati iO 26 Eule (Crank) 5 Los Angeles 38 29 $67 2, SIXTH M Pace C.3 $400: S FrancIsco 31 484 1 Eyre Fine (Bolsuoli) 92. 2 San Diego 30 31 169 9 Metrolina Abby (Bridges) 31 3 Atlanta 77 37 ifl Iron City Nancy (Regur) 6 Houston 71 15 348 1 Betty Lou McKlyc (Crossin) $ I. S Wed'sn.days Results Diller W. (Larribee) 10 1. 6 Singing Cincinnati 6 , Aticnta 1 Sam (Beresnak) 81; 7 Amy Girl Philadelphia 9. Chicago 7 Mercury (Ran)72;I Western Scott San Francisco I. San Diego (Taylor) 51 Pittsburgh 9. SI, Louis 3 SEVENTH . M Pace Cimg Montreal 7. New York 6. 10 -8400: 1 Chris Gold (kucia) $1, 2. infl;nQ' BC !tyr (learner (Sic ) 6 1; 3 Los Angele$ 1, Birdie H Volo (Waylanot 77; 1 Today's tamn Kingly Hal (VanderSchatt) 52; 5, Philadelphia (Christenson VIctor ious Beau (Lrrabee) 77; 6 0) at Chcaoo (Bonham 6 5) Festive Guy (Vandervot) 81; 7 New York (kooman S) a Turks Rose (P01) ) $ 1; I Montreal (Fryman 63). (it) Kamehameha (Patt,rs) 171 St Louis (Curtis I 1) at Plttt M t:IGHTH Pace C)i' t1itt ;j' t'u" 1 ,,,t, t.r t?tl (V. ,,,. Lc, Arrle Can (Hee,: dCrSCIIa? I. 2 Diego (Jones 72; 3 Burns Guy (Berelnak) $1; I Only games scheduled Adios Areon A (Ihlenleld) 101; S Fridays Games San Francisco at Atlanta, () FoolIsi Lad (Blood) 6 1; 6 Doily Jester (Dennis) 9 2; 7. Worthy Robin Pittsburgh at New York. () ( S e ders) 8 I; $ Prince Desmond P'on?real • Philadelphia, I Dvoracek) $ 1 Chicago at St Louis, (fl) NINTH IM Pace CImg Clnrinnetj at Houston, (,) $400. 1. s:ngle biller (Larrabee) $ L Lot Angeles at San Diego. 2 Arden Ed (BrIton) 6 1; 3 in) Thunder Grattan (Bourgeois) I I. I American League Adios Hershel (Dennis) 72; S T J 0 (Ovor ac ek) 101, 6. Malor Jones East (Brainard) St. 7 Dark Castle W L Pct. 00 (Kucia) 92, I. Mighty Mouth Boston 35 7 593 (VanderSchaat) 31 New York 34 28 54 2', TEN TH-IM- Pact C.3-U35: Milwaukee 3 1 3 1 ,5 5', 1. Winevir Bert (BolijoIl) 7-2 2. Baltimore 71 , 2$ 37 447 Detroit 25 33 131 9', Kissarnee Flash (No Driver) 6): 3 Armbro Eisep (Patterson) SI. I 21 37 3 93 12 Cleveland knight Court (KuCia) 92; S. Jeane West Babe (Blood) 3 1, 6 Auburn Tiger Oaklrtd 3$ 7$ oj (Ford) I 1;?. Fly Fly Fel la (Stader) City 37 71 .56* 7 Kansas 5 1: 8 Bonct' King (Regur) 10 1 Texas 31 1 50 4tMinnesota ELEVENTH -1M- Pace C.3C. 29 30 .192 ; 3$931.S0: 1 California 31 35 .170 $" Ace (Crank) Chicago 26 35 426 11 1: 2 Freeze (Kucla) $1; 3. Abet Hope (Seiders) 8 I; I Jayvee's Boy Wednesdays Results Baltimore 11. Cleveland 6 (Vilar) S 1; S. Freedom Trail (No Boston 15. Detroit i Driver) 7-2; 6. Mute Reliable (Wilsey Jr.) 92: 7. Speedy Traver Milwaukee S. pty 'y' 3 (Raymond) 31 Kansa s City 13 . California o Oakland 7, Mirtnsota 6 'Texas 10. Chicago 3 Todays Games -Major League - - - - - - - -, - - . - - ,. - - •,, . - - Rallies Late Seaboard Coastline scored eight runs in the seventh Inning to stay alive and one in the eighth to win, knocking off the Outcasts 16-15 Wednesday in the Sanford Men's Metro Softball League. In other games, Lake Monroe Inn knocked Famous Recipe out ofa tie for first place with a 17-2 victory, and Auto Train bumbped Eldridge Standard 10-3. Seaboard Coastline and Lake Monroe Inn are tied for first place in the second half with 6-2 records. Famous Recipe is 6-3. Seaboard and Lake Monroe Inn clash Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Ft. Mellon softball field, The Seaboard-Outcasts game Wednesday was a see-saw affair, Seabo8ird jumped ahead 5-0 with four runs In the V rst Inning and one in the second. The Outcasts allied three In the third and Seaboard countered with two in its half of the third. The OulIcasts took an 11.7 lead with two runs in the four th and six'in the fifth. Four more in the sixth stretched the Outcasts' advantage to 15-7. But Sea board exploded for eight runs in the bottom of Ithe seventh Inning to knot the game at 15-15 and then won it with a solo run In the eighth. Terry C ooper smashed a double and three singles and Mike RiCharde slammed four singlesfor,Seaboard. Teammate Rico Peterson ripped a Uiple and single. VCS Drivers Involved In Controversy - Pit Stop - By CARL VANZURA r) - Oakland (Siebert 71) a? Mm. nesota (Corbin 33 ) New York (Hunter 96) at r ,troit (Bare 27) () - Chicago (Osteen 1 4) at Texas '(Jentlns 7-6 or Hargan 43). In; Only games sc heduled Friday's Games Boston at Baltimore, mt Milwauk ee of Cleveland (n) New York at Detroit, ( n) Minnesota at Chicago, (n) Texas at Calif or nia, (n) Kart.as City of Oakland. In) Baseball Leaders Fred Washington smacked two doubles for the Outcasts, Eddie Jackson cracked three singles, and Cubit Malone, Bernard Hudley, Reginald Alexander, Charles Smith and Larry Quinn poked two singles apiece. Both teams smashed 17 hits. Lake Monroe Inn clobbered 16 hits in its lopsided win over Famous Recipe. Donny Anderson and Roger Beathard led the charge with three hits apiece, and Bob iii, LarryHelm.an and Andy Rufas slammed a double and single apiece. Jerry Dillard, who Is turning Into slow pitch softball's Nolan Ryan, allowed Famous Recipe only five hits. Auto Train continued to blaze its second-half winning trail with its win over Fldridge It is a shame that some of the best drivers in the nation also are the roughest drivers. There are plenty of top drivers winning feature after feature, who never put a fender on another car. Sure, it happens on a short track with a field of ) or more cars running together at over 80 m.p.h. This is different than when a car deliberately hits anothe;. Such was the case on last week's program at Volusla County Speedway, when the top-feature winner of the year, Ray Card. ner, put David RoIgers out of the race on the last lap of the first heat. Sides were taken some saying Rodgers had the groove - American League and had the right to the turn. Others thought Gardner had BATTING (110 at bats)Carew. enough of his car beside Rodgers and had the right to fight for Mm. .395. Hargrove. the position in the turn. Tex. 361. RUNS-Lynn. Sw, 12; But Track officials felt that Gardner, who was fined earlier in rouQh%. 'Tea, 4° the year for rough driving, was driving In an unsportsmaitsMp RUNS BATTED IN-Lynn. manner and suspended him from radngthe rest of the night. Btn, SO; Horton . . H I I S-Munson, NY. A written complaint also was sent to !t'ASCAR by another Care'*. Mm, 75 driver complaining of Gardner's driving. It seems VCS might DOUBLES-Chalk. Cal. 18; Rudi. Oak. 15 lose one of its top drivers to a NASCAR suspension, TRIPLE!-fl)vers. Cal, 7: Local boys were back in force at VC with misfortune hitOrta. Chi. 6 ting most of them before the night was over. HOME RUNS-Horton. Oct. Bonds. NY, IS; Billy Price and Harold Johnson were involved In a wreck Oak. 15: Burrcughs. Tx, 15; Ly nn . Sw. 11 that took Price out and tuirt the performance of Johnson's racer. WEDNESDAY STOLEN BASES-Rivers, Ed Meredith had heating problegn5and RJckey'flnPj.lost a rod Cal. 35. 0's. KC. I Bombay Jim lHun,s FIRST in his motor, putting a hole in the block. Johnny Carver finally (8) 19107.10 4 10. 2 Regal Eden 181 National League completed a feature. .500)103 Camden May (4)4000 BATTING (110 at bats)S :(6.) $332012 09.3. Madlock. Chi. .353; Morgan. Dell'sAuctionhadthelatemodelQievellebackatthetracic SECOND 1. Boernes Demon Ciii. .151, i(Lalshley) (7) 9.20 110 2102. Sir with a new Frank Morr1s.prepared3z7tn it. It was moving when PUNS-LopI's, LA. 50; Cc Hampton (I) 1.10 2.60 3 Ocala demo. l'itn. it a fan belt broke whlle the car was running fn fifth place. 'Paddy Wak (5) 340 0(71) S1690 RUNS BATTED IN-Ben ch, Driver Chris Dellarco said that the car was working well ,T(7 $5) 830300 00(57) $191.40 T Clii, 57; Lu:inski, Phi, 41, and that he was starting to pull to the hack of the leaders when 7:104. T.Perez. Ciii. 44 THIRD 1. Hello Dere HITS-Garvey, LA, $9; Madthe belt came off. lock. Chi. if '(kalatttas) (1)19106103407. Autt 'Southern Silver (3) 7.70 1.20 3. DOUBLES-p Bench. Cm, 71. Johnny Brown took his drag car to Bradenton last week to Grubb, 0 fl Srepterazade (I) 3 00 0(1-3) 159.20 tryout anewmanifold.Hesa1dhewasgoIng back to the old one. To 3$) $741 I 13$ I TRlPLE5-Grst, Htn, 7; On the national drag scene, Marvin Graham showed the ktjsinqer. Chi, FOURTH-1 Dame A (Bridges) 6. DParkei-, (8) 6 10 320 2 40 7 Pyewackett (3) Pgh, 6 Garr, All. 6; Metzgei-, drag world that his victory at last year's national was no fluke 3002103 Tar Da pple (4U4003E Htn. 6 as he beat a strong field of fuel dragsters to win the HOME 1740 T($3-1) $72501 1:363. RUNS-Lulinsiii, Phi, $pringnational. FIFTH 1. Walk,i The Wlldside II: Bench, Cm, 11 Schmidt, (Bridges) (5) 160 5 4° 44° 2 B Phil 13 I)()fl Prudhome once again was the Funny Car winner, Byrd (2) 9 10 610 3. Mindy Nib (I) with Bill Jenkins breaking a five-race Ford win by taking pro 4 00 0(7.5)83920 (152$) %"A 60 701.3 stock. SIXTH 1 Victoria Hans (Crank) (I) 12205 003.102. Daytona Graham beat Shirley Muldowney, the first woman to make Tern (5) 3 10 300 3. Shooting Signo it to the of a pro class. Graham turned a 6.16 at 219.51 (3) $ 10 0 (4 51 $11.10 T m.p.h. to Shirley's 6.36 at 230.76 m.p.h. I. Maiorefle L Bar SEVENTH (Ltn'o( ()I 17 60 6 00 1107 Watch One of Muldowney's wins was over "Big Daddy" Don '4' 7 40 610 3 Geer.esse I u? Garlits. Playboy ($ ) 4100111) 841801(14 f) $3 fl20DD(I1)$680T7:II. EIGHTH 1. Curious Note 8,nedic?) (1) 14 609705.102 Good Heaven$ II) 520 600 3 Virginia Elks tied Moose for CP'arm (7)3100l)-$)I1000T()$7J $15300 1 7 -07.3 second-half lead in the Sanford NINTH 1 Bombay Trooper Junior Baseball League and (Larrabe,} (5)9 60 5003002 Says Who (7) 1 40 3 40 Boo West (1) 00 Keystone continued to win in 0(25) 5174° 1(571) $119 60 T the Senior League in games I 2 07) Wednesday. TENTH 1 Easter April ( B Eks dumped Moose 4-2 and Neely) (4) 7.007 60 2 607 Killarney K night (53007403 Peoples Choice Keystone bombed Chase 12-3. 222 Ave. (3)4l0O(56)%710T(65)j154900T Duane Lee tcs.sedatwo-hitter 70,.' and Richard Fredricks; doubled 322-0808 -323-6404 I Reatly, ElEVEnTH (L Udell) (5) 70001703107, Ocila to lead the Elks' attack. Joe Star Amber (I) 3703003 DF.kota Smith allowed only four hits . . Bean (7)3600(1 5) S)7OT andcollectedoneofthe(wohlt.s 1.161 60 1 7 06 I for Moose. A - 7)4) Handle 1111,96 Harness Racing Results Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Standard. Auto Train is 4-5 in the second hail and 6-18 overall, Don Marple, Dave Barnosky and Gary Brown led Auto Train with three singles apiece, Dave Bach and Bob Lavender added two singles each. Jim Edison, Bob Sanschargrin and John Lovin poked two singles apiece for Eldridge Standard. Outcasts Seaboard Resignations Fuel Dissension Talk In Shevin Office 003.244.00-I$.17 4)2 000 11-14 17 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The recent resignations of half a dozen assistant attorneys general may be only the tip of an Iceberg of dissension in Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's office. - Fam. recipe Lk. Mon. Inn 000 20- 7 S $31 04-17 14 Eldridge Auto Train SPORTS 000 0003 0- 3 9 404 002 a-1O 4 .. IN BRIEF Pele Leads Cosmos 2.0 Soccer Victory Penauins For Sale...Cheap 1p - -- MONTREAL (AP) While the National Hockey League board of governors huddled in conferences on how to preserve their bankrupt Pittsburgh franchise, Penguins' General Manager Jack Button indicated that the club is for sale at a bargain price. - - Takes On 3rd World THE HERALD SERVICES WASHINGTON The sparks are going to fly at the United Nations. President Ford has chosen the controversial Daniel Patrick Moynihan to be his representative there. Moynihan Is an Intellectual of many talents and many moods, who likes to speak his mind. Already, he has indicated how he thinks the United States should deal with the third world countries on the floor of the General Assembly. In the March issue of Commentary magazine, Moynihan criticized America's sensitivity and policy of appeasement towards these new countries. What Is needed, argued the 48-year-old Moynihan, is some tough talking. He pointed out that the economies of the third world were in disarray and their political systems were undemocratic, defects which he ascribed to the influence of British socialism, which had encouraged many developing countries to be anti-capitalist, anti-liberal and antiAmerican. Ford obviously liked what he said and decided Moynihan was the man for the )ob. This change at Turtle Bay does not so much reflect the dissatisfaction with John Scali, the present ambassador, whose two year stint went better than expected, as an attempt by President Ford to put his own brand on his cabinet the UN post carries cabinet rank. - . 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"'!. 4' . i r = ,a - DANIEL P. MOYNIHAN Already. Ford has made some Intelligent choices by nominating such people as Edward Levi to be attorney general, Carla Hills as secretary of housing and William Coleman as transportation secretary. The nomination of Moynihan came as no surprise, lie had been offered the UN position twice before by President Nixon, in 1970 and In 1972. The first time, or so the story goes; he turned down the appointment because the news of it leaked out before the then ambassador to the UN, Charles Yost, had been informed a faux pas which made Moynihan chcose Harvard Instead, The second time he opted to become American ambassador to India, where he put In two low-key years. His major achievement there, which went largely unnoticed, was to wipe out a considerable proportion of India's rupee debt to the United States for food in the 1960s. Moynihan is a shrewd and seasoned politician. He was a colorful figure In the labor department of the Kennedy and Johnson administrations and, perhaps surprisingly for someone of his liberal, Democratic credentials, later became head of the Council on Urban Affairs, under President Nixon, where he unsuccessfully pushed the idea of a guaranteed minimum Income and got into trouble for suggesting that the black community could do with a period of "benign neglect." - Moynihan's reputation for bluntness Is renowned. Whether his pugnacity is what is needed at the UN at the moment is debatable, when It is no longer the United States, but the developing countries which command a majority in the assembly. But Moynihan's views go only one step further than Scali's. His "tyranny of the majority" speech on December 6, 1974, was the high water mark of American frustration with the way the assembly Is run. In it he talked of America's increasing disenchantment with the political power of those countries which represent only 10 per cent of the world's population and contribute an even smaller proportion to the UN's budget the United States pays 25 per cent. Certainly, Congress is losing heart. The Senate Foreign Relations committee began hearings last month into the United Nations, the first review of the international organization for 20 years. Congress has also cut off *19 million from UNESCO, after Israel was excluded from some of Its activities in November, 1974. The United States later refused to join a special fund newly established to help the worst off countries. However, whether the old quip "keep the US out of the UN and the UN out of the US" is gaining support is uncertain: a March Gallup poll showed that 75 per cent of Americans wanted the United States to stay in. - NATO D e cides To Buy A 11 7 1 C89 TOLBERT WOOD - INC. PANEL CENTER - I Fam l y Bucket . 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I.ENS The Institute for were gradually added. contrast, natural sciences, Advanced Study, which ocIts trustees, who are which contains theoretical Alarmed at what change copies a sylvan setting In responsible for managing its physicists, can probably be might bring, the Princeton, New Jersey, ranks endowment now $48 million, matched elsewhere, and the mathematicians (from among the world's most o.wn from a peak of $60 history faculty, which favors strength) and some of the renowned research institutions, million have delegated ad- classical scholarships and historians (from weakness) But despite its exalted ministration to the director, frowns on more contemporary banded together In opposition. reputation and serene ap- who must cope with the staff pearance, It is far from a single-handedly. scholarly paradise. Recently it Because they are so few, the has been more of a cockpit. permanent fellows are inclined 1% Hostility burst into open to get involved in every detail of 0 r _ warfare two years ago operations and because they when Carl Kaysen, who suc- are so privileged (lifelime C1 ceeded Robert Oppenheimer as tenure, salaries of $40,000 a Its director In 1966, chose to year and complete freedom to override a majority of the conduct their own research), academic staff in a rancorous they are a powerful and condispute over an appointment, tenUous lot. Kaysen's defiance led to But If conflict was demands for his dismissal, unavoidable between the ? I which the trustees refused, director and the staff, MEDITERRANEAN OAK\ though they made other con-- some Informed observers cessions to the staff, believe that the intensity and Full '4" Thick Now Kaysen has ar.nounced outcome of the struggle were Real Wood his resignation to take effect not necessarily inevitable. 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Also, 17-year-old Kathy Heddy lowered her American record in the women's )0-meter Individual medley to 2:2066 at the AAU World Swimming Trials. Furniss, who graduated from Foothill High School in nearby Santa Ana June 14 won the men's 200-meter freestyle in 1 mfhute, 50.89 seconds Wednesday evening, In the morning at this Belmont Plaza 50-meter pool, he had bettered the record with a 1:51.41 clocking as the fiveday meet opened. EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) Brian Oldfleld Is generally regarded as the world's best shot putter, but he needs to brush up on his "cabering." Oldfield set a British professional MI-corners record of 73 feet, 1 inch in the shot Wednesday night at an International Track Association meet at Meadowbank Stadium, on the outskirts of this ancient Scottish capital. But he could finish no better than second in the caber toss, an ancient Scottish sport that was added to this meet, the first event held by the hA professionals this side of the Atlantic. "You're treating your professionals like they're scum, and you're treating your administrators like they're gods," said one dissident. Attorneys note that several offices, Including Walnwright's, were remodeled this year, questioning whether the money could have men better .spent on legal Painful Reforms Swim Record Falls Old field No Cab erer A legislative aide said that Shevin failed to go to bat for Tennyson, who quit to protest lack of financial support, even when senators asked leading questions at a budget hearing, trying to get Shevin to recomi'iend mom money for consumer suits. - - Keystone capitalized on five Chase errors and 10 walks by three Chase pitchers to score 12 runs on four hits. Terry Smith went the distance on the mound for Keystone, allowing three hits and three walks, while fanning 10, Robert Smith doubled and The adminlstrat.ots imposed strict controls on travel, reproduction of documents, long distance telephone calls Some of the attorneys say that It was only the lawyers who sacrificed In the name of economy, not the administrators. - The Penguins filed for bankruptcy last week under a federal court agreement which also stipulated that none of the team's assets be sold. The action left Button in receivership and gave the club until Sept. 30 to get its financial affairs In order. However, NHL President Clarence Campbell said schedules will be made up in August and if the Penguins and the also-Indebted California Seals are not solvent by" the area of August 1," they could be disbanded. LOS ANGELES (AP) Rick Barry says he is not being paid "commensurate with my abilities," and so the star forward of the National Basketball Association champion Golden State Warriors is looking elsewhere to television. He's got a summer contract with CBS and starts work this weekend, at the National AAU track championships in Eugene, Ore. ',',' one day and found his secretary trying to punch holes In a legal brief with a paperclip. She said that the administrators refused to fix a broken three hole punch, the lawyer said. Lawyers say the use of legal pads and brief covers was drastically curtailed. "There may have been a directive to the effect of being very prudent in the use of those things," Barrett said. A lawyer said that the steps taken by the administrators sometimes bordered on the ludicrous. He said lawyers were required to take "hot line" telephone calls at home from law enforcement officials but had their credit card; to pay for return calls taken away. A lawyer who is not one of the dissidents said reported dissension In the office "looks pretty grim, but there's some of it that's not without cause." was a pay freeze. Shevin promised In January that employes would get pay raises in the next budget, the attorneys said, but the legislature denied pay raises to any state employes. and supplies. Even with the cuts, Shesin's office is finishing the year $93,000 In the red. - - - - "Obviously time is of the essence as far as including the Penguins in the 1975-76 schedule," said Button in a statement released at the league's annual meetings, which concluded here Wednesday, a day ahead of schedule. "As far as I am concerned, it is Imperative that I encourage any offers that may be acceptable to the court from any responsible party who would qualify for membership In the National Hockey League." - - Asst, Atty.. Gen.George Georgieff, who has not been Identified with the dissldetts, says he's heal grumbling about Flack and Wnkn s'ri;:h t .if. ministration "more than a few times. How accurate that is I do not know." Wainwright contended that the dissatisfaction level In the office was A 3.2 per cent cutback earlier this year in all state spending hit Shevin's office particularly hard. The Depariment of Legal Affairs was faced with a $200, 000 deficit if It continucd to spend at the same rate, for'in,! administrators to cut 'cnding sharply. shrewd and seasoned politician, Moynihan was a colorful figure in the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, - - Several other attorneys have submitted their reslgnstlons, and lawyers on Shen's staff say other restgna.zcns are ('fl th way. Asked to comment on morale in the off Ice, a disgruntled lawyer who has no thoughts of leaving replied with a terse obscenity, normal, not excessive, and that some of the complaints came from attorneys who had been asked to leave, "You're always going to have a certain amount of dissension about the way things are being done," he said. "We've Just gone through a severe budget period in this office and there were a number of things that had to be done. I'm sure that rankled a few people." , - - Reports of friction within Shevin's office have been fueled by the resignations of Mat, Attys. Gen. Jerry Oxner, chief trial counsel; Rod Ten. nyson, chief consumer affairs lawyer; and John P. "Rusty" Ingle, a Cabinet aide. -- Barry Links With CBS But James Barrett, Shevin's press aide, said "generally speaking, I think morale's pretty good." The dissidents, including some lawyers who are leaving and some who are staying, say the problems stem mainly from disagreements between lawyeis and administrators over the way two of Shevin's key aides, James Flack and Louie Wainwright Jr., are running the office. Flack and Wainwright are not lriwyers. - NEW YORK (AP) Pele may be a superstar, but he's not necessarily a superman. Though Brazil's "Black Pearl" did not score any goals or assists, magnificent or otherwise, In his professional debut with the New York Cosmos Wednesday, he did direct the North American Soccer League team to a handy 2.4) triumph over the Toronto Metro-Croatia and drew a sellout crowd of 22, 500 In the process. Pele assumed the role of on the-field coach In the first half and most of the second, directing the movement of his teammates. 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South and West sties art a curve, said point having a AND tangent bearing of S 20 degrees 23' PARCEL NO 21 and South of -.. -'c.' ,•,... _.•, -..-p. , -. PARCEL No 26 TheWest 1 4'of the 210 00 feet and concave Nor Northeast 'i of Section 6. Township th*esterly: thence South__________________________________________________________ wterly. along saidrun curve 30 South. Range 32 East. Less the and North 1575 f ee t and the South 925 feet Fast er ly right of way. III 711 Sect also lets the East 33 fett 'or road tI'rough a central angle of 23 degrees .ubiectto a 13 feet easement on the 70' 77" to the P T of sad curve, West side for bridle oath thence run S 13 degre es Si 4.7 W. AND a'ong said Easterly right of way, PARCEL NO 9 The South 60 14T 176 feet to the P.C. of a curve tee? of the North 261300 feel of East PII,.nq a radius of 199 797 fee? and of Northeast 1 f Section 6. eing concave Piortheclv, thence Township 20 South, Range 32 East, run Southwesterly and Nir Less the East 661 00 feet Subject t vesterty, along said curve and 8600 lout easev'cnt on the East [asterly rilht of way. 204 396 feet. and North sides for Road and sub h through a central angle of 02 degrees iect to a 15 00 toot easement on the Cl' S$"to a point. sa id Point flaying a South and West sides for drariage 'angent beaing of N 5.4 degrees 00' and bridle path IS" W . thince run 29 degree s 2)' AND 1' ,..-..,. ' r-.,, u.-. 72" W 965 377 feet; thence run S. 00 PARCEL NC) I The South 33Ofeet (te<reeS 01' 17" W 221 116 feet; of the North 1953 feet less the East -ce run N ISdegreesfl'7S"E 6Sfe#tOttf'eF,t,of•hel4or 100 I',. .. )•. ' and wit Get Both With L___ int WITNESS my hand and seas of In, Page. Public Records of Seminole through, under or against John T Appleton and Mary Ann Appleton, County. Florida. his wiN' arid to all parties having or been filed egainst you, td are required to serve a cop y of you r claimr.g to have any right, title or 'rltten defenses hereto, if any, interest in the real property herein upon Leonard V. Wood. Attorney for described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED plaintiff, at Suite 211. 251 Maitland Ave. Altamonte springs, and tile that an action to foreclose a mar. the original with the Clerk of thO tgage on the following rcal property above styled Court on or before the irs Seminole County. Florida: Lot 70, less the South 10 feet and 3rd day of July, 1975; otherwise a ucigment may be entered against South 43 feet of Lot 71. Block 31. you for the relief demanded in the SUBURBAN HOMES. SECTION 2. according to the pta? thereof as Complaint herein WITNESS my hand and teal of recorded in Ph) Book S. Page 92, said Court, this 9th day of June 1975 Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, (Seal) has been filed against you and you Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. are required to serve a copy Of your Clerk of Circuit Court written defenses. if any, to it on van By: Lillian Jenkins den Berg, Gay & Burke PA, at Deputy Clerk Post Office Bo* 793. Orlando, Pubtith: June 12. 19, 26. July 3, 1916 Florida 32102, and fil, the or iginal DEO10 with the Clerk of the above slyled court on or before July 7th, 1915; NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO otherwise a judgment may be en tered against you for the relief VACATE PART OF PLAT OF demanded In the complaint' or BELAIR. A SUBDIVISION Petition TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on June 2nd. 1975 tb on the is? day of July. 1975. at tO 00 o'clock AM or as soon (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr thereafter as may be heard. CHASE Clerk of the Circuit Court GROVES, INC will present its By - Joy Stokes Pet i tion and make a pplication to the Deputy Clerk Board of County Commissioners of Seminole Counti, Florida. pursuant Publish June S. 12, It, 76, 1975 to Section 177 101 of the Florida DEC 37 Statutes, to vacate that part of the Plat of Be'air, Semino le County. Fior;da, recorded in Flat Book 6, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Page 46 in the Office of the Clerk of FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, IP,e Circuit Court of Sem note FLORIDA County. Florida, described as CIVIL ACTION NO: 7S.1130.CA09.A follows. to wit SOUTHEAST BANK OF EAST Commence at the North '.Section ORANGE, 4k a BANK OF EAST Post ofSectlon3, Township 20 South. ORANGE, a Florida barging car. Range 30 East, Seminole County, poration , Florida; thence run S. 00 degrees 13' Plaintiff, 12" E . 00007 feet for a Point of vs Beginning, said point being on the AVERY I WISDOM and RENEE Southerly right of way of State ' '0 A) WISDOM. his wife, ss& (25 Street), thence run '1 I Defendants decrees 25' 3S" W. along sa id NOTICE OF ACTION Southerly right of way 42324' :eet to TO AVERY E WISDOM and an Intersection with Ea%'erly right. RENEE A) WISDOM way of Lake Boulevard, 'hown Office Box U onthe plat of Belair according to the Geneva, Florida cla?thereofas recorded in Ptat Book YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 6. page 4601 the Public Recorh of actlontoforet'toseamortgageonthe Seminole County. Florida; thence fOlIowig property in Seminole We can move into a new home 7 ' ;. ,.•.• ', I. Clerk of the Circuit Court on this ds cf Ma, AD. 1975 (Seal) Arthur It Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Crcut Court By- Clafnc Deputy Clerk CLEVELAND & MIZL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Attorneys for Ptitiorer THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL p Drawer 7 CIRCUIT' IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sanford, Florida 37771 COUNTY. FLORIDA. Publith: June 5, 12. IC, 26. ISiS CIVIL ACTION NO. S-11S4.CA.OS.0 DEC 31 DIVISION C -CITY SAVINGS BANK OF PITT SFIELD, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Plaintiff. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CLAUDE HARRIS and MILDRED COUNTY. FLORIDA. HARRIS, his wife, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.151.CA.OS.0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP Defendants TGAGE ASSOCIATION. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE PIarthft, NOTICEOFSUIT TO CLAUDE HARRIS and vs MILDRED HARRIS. hiS wife. JOHN T APPLETON and MARY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ANN APPLETON, his wife, Defenoants. ttat an action to foreclose a mar NOTICE OF SUIT Igage on the folsing property In TO JOHN T APPLETON and seminole County, Florida Lot 1, Block 2, Lincoln Heights, MARY ANN APPLETON. his wife, RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Section Two, according to the plat All parties claiming interests by, thereof as recorded in Plat Book 14, indicators which professionals support. \,#' B.T. Udee . DOORS OPEN AT 9:30 A.M. . I high fertilization levels and unusual entry in San Francisco's annual Artists' Soapbox Derby. periodic control of pests. Despite the low center of gravity, the vehicle is not ideal for GROUND SL Augustine grass has a taking corners at high speed. coarse texture which many people do not like. It is also susceptible to chinch bugs. Seed of St. Augustine grass is not available so the lawn must be established by sod or sprigs. The four most desirable varieties of St. Augustine grass are "Bit te r Blue," "Floratine," "Scotts 1081" and"Floratam." "Bitter Bl ue" has a dark blue. i it green color, the leaves are shorter and closer together than common St. Augustine, The Herald Services pects mothers to give and give use to identify Minimal Brain and It produces a dense lawn. . - and sometimes I feel I'm all Dysfunction and other Learning "Doctor, you don't have •'Floratine"hasa finer texture 'gived' out." Disabilities. and produces a lower growing examine me. I know, what's Mothers may feel fatigue and Both Mrs. Ellingson and Dr. denser sod. When available wrong. I do everything good, irritability, Dr. Denhoff noted. Denhoff remind parents that certified "Floratine" should ( bad, And everything bad, They may become defensive or children mature at a highly used. "Scots 1081" is vigorous, good." overprotective towards their variable rate. Short attention Those feelings of in. child. Fathers may feel tin, span, motor clumsiness, fine textured and produces a de nse lawn. "Floratam" competence were expressed by needed, pushed aside and hyperactivity these good color and vigor but is not a child suffering from resertful of the family energy behaviors can have many as fine as "Floratine." minuinumtra.in dysfunction and money expended to causes. Before they jump to any "Florat.am" also is resistant to a minor neurological handicap maintain what one father called conclusions about their a virus now found in Texas, but that can be a major social aiki his "maverick" child. Other developing youngster, parents not Florida, and appears t be psychological handicap. The children In the family may feel should seek the diagnosis of a highly tolerant of chinch bugs. outcome for such a child Ignored or threatened. well-qualified pediatrician or , depends largely on how a Proper fertilization i what's the difference bet. neurologist. The main thing is por'tant to a good maintenance family copes with the problem. ween these families for whom a to prevent a possible In a speech delivered to a learning disability becomes a program. For minimum neurological handicap resulting maintenance apply a complete recent symnposiun on the destructive force and families in low self-esteem, despair, fertilizer in the spring and fall family, Dr. Eric Denhoff, who manage to cope with and delinquency and an attitude professor of pediatrics at even overcome such a that defeats a person before he in north Florida and i., th Brown University, quoted pr oblem? Dr. Denhoff provides begins. summer, and fall in sou reaction ofparents and stressed two major clues. Florida. 2. Early and comprehensive their need for support from 1. Early identification of family support: A child with a informed physicians and danger signals: "We must learning disability needs educators, teach parents to interpret support from his-her family, "I will never forget the day I 'smoke signals' which say and that family needs support coaxed him into joining a foot Mommy and Daddy, rescue me f r o m p e d I a t r I i a n s. race with other kids," one from myself.'" Parents who neurologists, psychiatrists, mother told him. "lie didn't are experiencing great di!- schools and the community. seem to know what to do and ficulty with their tin- When such support is provided, . . . FREE GIANT BAG OF POPCORN FOR ALL ' '. ' VEY COULT FR Attorney for Administrator P0 lloi 3234 Forest City. Fla , 32751 PubIih: June 13, 19, 1975 DEO 03 - = mmp Self-Propelled GAS LAWN MOWER ___ • SEAFARE SEAFOODS SQUARE ____ 1-,4 even the marl soils of south BYRFX;INALD[.BROWN Florida. It will survive both wet The Herald Services The most popular and and dry areas, has excellent Reservations Call commonly grown lawn gras.' In salt tolerance and will grow in 305.847.5115 Florida is St. Augustine grass. the shade of most trees. St. or Write: P.O. Box 1909, Kissimmee It will grow on a wide range of Augustine grass produces a Fla. 32741 soils from sands to mucks and dense sod which has a dark green color and will withstand traffic. Also St. Augustine f readily available and inexpensive. For high quality lawns, St. grass requires 10 YEARS AT SAME LOCATION moderste to high levels of 17.92AT LAKE ST. IN THE FAIRWAY EpjEp maintenance, including MAITLAND-64746 frequent mowing, medium to PINT ::6 / St. ' 7 g ustine Popular Grass I ALL •' " SEATS RESERVED JUST 35' WITH COUPON CLIPPED FROMPLAZA THEATER AD RUNNING IN EACH MONDAY'S - ,q Sununer e Every Tuesday ALL SUMMER Legal Notice Are Condominiums Blessing Or Burden? HEY! HEY! KIDS! AT THE LAZA ROCKING CHAIR THEATRE Legal Notice - INHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 'EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1123CA.44-A In re: the Marriage 04 PROBATE DIVISION GARY LEE PARKER, Hjsban, CASE NO. PR.74.317.CP and BONNIE 0 PARKER, Wife Estate of BONNIE C. PARKER, Petilionec, PHYLLIS IRENE KNECHT The Herald Services Deceased. and retirement 'ares buying con- strolling. The purchase price, payments. The es. fortunate machine without even having to Forced to face these facts GARY LEE PARKER. Respondent. NOTICE TO CREDITORS More and more people domn1ums because they seem maintenance and taxes apthave a built in cost-of-living pull down the lever, both houses of Florida State TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NOTICE OF PROCEEDING retired or planning early, to offer a better way to live as peared to be just right at the clause and recreation It isn't that unit owners, Legislature for example, have CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO -- we grow older. And a con- tlme GARY LEE PARKER, WHOSE assessment..' in many areas condominium associations and drafted bills to prevent con- SAID ESTATE: AP domunlum seems to be a good You and each of you are hereby RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN AND But, just like so many other haverIsen 25 percentinthelast some legislators aren't aware dominium frauds, aiding no and required to file any WHOSE LAST KNOWN MAILING Investment because the people who have bought con- couple of years. of certain deceitful, unfair and prospective purchasers and claims and demands which you, cc ADDRESS IS C 0 MR. AND MRS maintenance is often lower over dominluins, my wife and I For all this too many illegal recreation leases. Many helping current owners. One either of you, may have against said JACK PARKER. 641 WILLOW ', the years than escalating rents, didn't read all the fine print. It developers do nothing to states estateintheofflceof'heCierkofthe HEIGHTS DRIVE. ATLANTA. are working on bill should make It impossible Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial GEORGIA. 30370 We bought our condominium was a shock to discover later maintain or improve the legislation 4 to Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED prevent for developers to collect after my mandatory that we had given the builder , Probate Division. in the C"vrthousa that a proceeding for disSOlutiOn of recreational factlitiu they left developers from inserting mandatory charges for at Sanford, Florida. within four marriage has been filed against you, retirement. It was everything developer a 99-year lease ot, the with the unit owners and con. clauses in new condominium recreational facilities In con- calendar monthS from the time of and the short title is In Re The we had hoped for. The layout recreational facilities, We dominium associations, They purchase agreements. dominium complexes. the first publication of this notice. Marrlegeof GARY LEE PARKER. was ideal for our needs. On the found these iradequate and don't have to take picks and Recreation leases are blatant Each claim or demand must be in Husband, and BONNIE C There are an estimated three wilting ,snd filed in duplicate and PARKER. Wile, and thesepresents Intracoastal Waterway, it had a usually in need of servicing or shovels down Into the gold million present owners of and unfair trade practices. Im state the place of residence and post command you to appear arid file If ,magnificent view of the major repairs. However, we mines which provide them with condominiums. It's a fair sure no developer would have off icc address of the c.aiman$ and your Answer or other defense o Atlant.ic Ocean and a tree- are luckier than other owners millions of dollars for the next amumption that most bear the sold a condominium unless the must be sworn to by the claimant, pleading with e Clef It of Ihecircust Silver his be agent or attorney, or the same Court in and for Seminole County, shaded dead-end street offering because our recreation lease 99 years. For them, it's like burden of mchly or annual buyer agreed to the 99-year sliall void Florida, and serve a copy IherOf on a degree of safety for evening has a fixed figure for monthly hting the jackpot at the slot recreation payments, Spurs recreation lease. Dated at Forest City, Seminole Petifloner'j attorney, Mack N County. Florida, this 15th day of Cleveland. Jr . of Cleveland & Mize, _____ _____ Arena tove'mber, 1971. P.O Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida. aim t)'inaId A Knecht 3?171. on or before We 71h day of AI!-Purose Strain H'way -, A. rn'r '.ratc,r July, A C) - 197S. otherwise a dIbult Assertiveness: 2-Edged Sword The Herald Services It is unlikely that Thomas Jefferson or Samuel Adams, even without the benefit of assertiveness training, would have said "Yes" to King George III even when they wanted to say "No." Now, as we embark on a national orgy of historical remembrance, there are new Tom Palnes and Nathan Hales who are calling for independence from unresponsive phone companies, greedy oil cartels, mean bosses, rude waiters, haughty salespersons and inconsiderate, selfish spuses. Psychologist Hervert Fensterheim and his writes -wife Jean Baer are among those who have collected and codified techniques for standing up for one's inalienable rights, Yes, say the authors of "Don't Say Yes When You Want To Say No," assertiveness training Is not without certain risks. It can cause disruption, ruin a marriage, lose a job for you, alienate friends and relatives. But standing up for one's rights always entails certain risks, Thursday, Jun. 19,1971--513 0/ NOMONEYDOWNI ,'*a -..... " tlffiI ..... A''' I!',,.. �, Evening Herald, Sanford, FL iipmln le Thursday, June 19, 1975-4B 831-9993 322 - 2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 3:00 (2, I) Another Thursday EVENING (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospltiil (24) The Way It Was (35) Cartoons (44) Addams FamIly 3:30 (6) Match Game TONIGHT'STV 7: 00 (2) To Tell The Truth Concentration (6) ____________________________________________ (I) Wild World (9) ç1 Life Of Animals (9) Big lop 7:30 (9) Am America (44) cci& 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) (13) Honey West (24) Intercom (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (13) Movie 8:00 (2) Sunshine (6) (I) Sunshine (9) Barney Miller 9:00 (2) (44) Variety Jackpot 1:00 (2) 10:30 (2. 8) Wheel Of Forlur* :::: U :00 (2, 0) 1t". Sweep s takes .. ,'. Streets ut Sin Francisco (9) . (24) A Family (I) Romper R oo m Harry.O (6) (9) (9) 2:30 (2, 8) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big Squares (6) Love Of Life (1) Movie (9) Blankety Blank Political Telecast 113) June AllysOfl (33) Science Fiction 11:00 (2. 6,8.9) News (33) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, 1) Tonight Show III M0VI (9) Wide World Of Entertainment () 1:00 (2. I) Tomorrow (3.5) Florida (44) Lifestyle • • & . me Fugitive Martian Underdog 1k rbo about this for quite - - MORNING p time but, as urine - 16 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 9 20 .i....L.._. 21 i i - - 46 I 1 - 47 - _____ - '7 - FINEST STEAK HOUSE i GOLDEN SPOON sduUon will be found today for problem you haven't been AWARD W1NfER changes. - that will put your managerial pleasing to all. LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT _____ __________ eMa TT1 Longwood? , I AROBINEC CHRISTAH0 ADEFMYL ___ . .0 h1á miracle for the destitute who .s 110 . MICROSECOND MILLISECOND DAY WEEK MILLENNIUM MINUTE SECOND DECADE CENTURY Reasonable S day special or by WCCk 417 7539 3737900 - &.A lial 0 , butcontajnharmfulchemlcals. is in your blood. Urine, parsecurity. Scout them out The urine Is a vehicle to rid the t1cularly in the thirsty inciu ickly. body of excess unwant ed divdual, may be much more SCORPIO ( Oct. 24-Nov. 22) chemicals, such as the salty. You'll be in a very ambitious tr ngen ri ng urea, made That pregnaiit urine, even morxltoday.Youcangetqu.Ltea from the excess protein ,e Sandlewood 11,00 . - something you've been hoping to adjust AQUARIUS I Jan. If you do, you'll want to read Donna Estes 20-Feb. 19) Something you wi ll do today The Herald daily and Sunday. Donna covers I iO., .155 i t iEw to: Is . • .•J. •?' ''. ,- 1" ,'.'. - - .'. . -_---------------.-- Of - ' Unfurn Ap$5, lar ge " -- - - Lawn Mcwe's We Sell Ire Bes t & Service' The Rest Western Auto, *01 t ' St _______ . ------ ____ _______________ - 1 Bedroom, near ShOpping, 2617 Elm. Sanford :-'- $55 Lot Rent From [lest lot selection now available In Sanford's nessest and ____ water PIid-'(hll and oot OK. 11.5& '- -' MOBILE HOME PARK _____ - II,.... I _______ _____ i '-.- .- - ':: - ,I,,Ii.t.',...,lI., - '. Saturday 10 6 Couch, Refrigerator, Baby Bed, Misc 339 1970 I Hwy. 17.92 & Airport Blvd. Ran's _______________ CARPORT SALE- Saturday & Sunday Household tems, ladies clothing tiles 9-13 & Misc. 110 Eastwood Court 373 0661 I UST 11111 S Central l'ei? A .',r C AWAY - ~~~~ .tnnj BUDD Y ' HOMLIMPROVEMENT call Carl ALL BEAT HIGH ELECTRIC COSTInstall a water to air heat pumpfree cit , DYKES AIR CON ________________________________ I I You Pave tried th PIJPIFIrAT ION SYSTEMS- - 55-Boats & Accessories ---_-_- Call Phi Gnnznitr 305 311 3939 - 13' Cnllchfiela Cru'ser. 160 Inboard outboard pow.'r ideal to' family ' camping. 'klinq. & fishing 377 Beauty Care ______________________________ 10.5- ER'S BEAUTY SALCN 5151 or 3320771 (formerly " - Carpet Cleaning I Bring NEw Life To Your Carpeting j And revive the original beauty of your rugs Cleaned n our owr homc b-. ''i'i Schra,ie. ,i,s. ins,, . .$.U•-•.i ' 0 , :' --, f',' "..'' I.'Ssv •--'--. % ':\ .- -- --- .- - .-- -, ------------------- .---- - --------- - ('f 4"6 4114 .,,<-s - .-- ------ , - Pest Control - ART hb O/,EST N P CONIPOL 256? Park 01-e lnvestIgtors, 3412 U65 Pet Care "MAC" McC.iNG. Boie'd INVESTIGATIONS- ALL TYPES P II 373 cece or 373 57 IS __________________________ PET REST INN i'ioard r'c P. GrcErnnii P1- 1? 2 .*C7 Land Clearbig ______________________________________ -- APT All INC. t ".1-ID CLEARING All type's lots & aerage cleared We PkotograpIy have top toil. till dir?, clay, arid shell available Please call night or day, 373 391) _____________________ -j X 5fjA%,PI i'uO?QQRAPHy Weddings. CindidS. Commericitl Rulldo:inma . Excavating. Ditch '.sork 17:11 dirt, for So il 377 391) CR.A Backhoe Service ,'nd'u, fill dirt. rock .511 k'nd's of dognq House trail ,r 1l.r -m - ___ --- - Portraits Ae'ral. A&,tt'r Su"r,'e i,i I r-, - .ii ,5.4 sst.o F STEPSON LAND CLEARING Pressure iI I , - ,. nei -,eri - M . r-i Registered with the state as Class A Ctract on or Homes e's Additions, I 1-larrielt's Beauty Pfook I S19 E Pine In 5112 ,'t"s? now try ,he. b"st E'r'r'rt rant & bod, i','rk 7Th 7304 after is :n 3/3 159$ I Flo "2. ~]I -_ Paint & Body Work TYPES OF CARPENTRY I AND REPAIRS 372 113$ I Dl'IONlNG 327 5577 - - CALL Hqme Improvemeifis' SOLAR HEATING AND WATER -__ PHONE S For free emate st - .. Harris, a t SEARS In Sanford 1771 You can get a fair price w hen you advertise your "don't needs" in the want Ad ________ A = A' Air Conditioning GIGANTIC YARD SALE. THURS., FRI ,, SAT , June 19, 20. 71, III Cloisters Cove. Castelbefry, Lake Hodge Estates on £31 All rnut be sold regardless of cost. 339 5.301 4 If q A I "As EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU __ '1:.-.'..':.:'.'' Ph. 3224601 June 71. 91 pm. Antiques, furniture, plants, misc. items 101 N Virginia Ave.. --------- TOYOTA YARD SALE, Sat, ROflSON MARINE 2977 Hwy I? 172 961 buy money can OF SANFORD, INC. BLAIR AGENCY 37)3566 45' Burger Classic, excellent, live aboard, cruising. I OR, 11: bath 51.500. See Chimera II, Monroe Harbor . 32) 1)09 - your ECONOMY Motorcyci.• Insurance Fight IhoIeStrrol build up with L.ecitti n -'Kelp Combination Get Nor -ilk Leci Kelp caps at Ftr.SIyPla:a Pharmacy . See how much Truck ____________ Aristocraft. '67, blue with white hard _ top. 120 HP Merc 10. H Dfrailec, SPECIAL Permanent Wave. 110 All very good Extras 11,950 373 Ask for "Glen Bemnces Beauty SS2. Sslon 2633 Sanford .. 372 3936 '':TLAND FLEA MART 1911 p-i, 11 92 Open Sal & Sun 95 t.ocalOr.ght. statetaacs, license tag & options extra __._ PoIIaauy bed. clean. 525; Surf board 10'. 510 Pfotpoinl Air contlit oner, 10.000 BTU. ISO. Piece rI green Shag carpet, new 7 ') $13 373 iou ,' - __ a. •.: - e. I =W ______ I room fUrflithtd apanlment. 9 Carr*jagiw 111.ON ' Ca $337 9 LOW AS -- --- _________________ 0626.306 -- - HILUX TRUCKS START AS 1973 Yamaha 750. II,00 miles $995 F.vorything must go Apt. C). Call Green. 3 'i after 6 p in ,itidewOod Villa's, tlO W Airport Blvd 9 to 5 1977 Honda 350 (1 .700d conditon GARAGE SALE- Friday & *500 miles, $675 I4S172 eves .-.- Junk Trash Hauled Away II Pick up Load 7606 S Hwy I? 97 I: - - )bdfroom.l',bath jis • 50-Mi,cellaneous for Sale ---------- Saa nford - FlinniSh ed or Unfurnished Glenda - ' SHADED LOT- Overlooking lake, FIC4 Market, Sat S. Sun Free 16.500 fables Stan's Auction. Hwy 46 w Established Residential Area? 3271510 - Terms - No pets 339 6954 ,'. lake'ront country home on one acre tree Shaded lot, 515.5(10. , . CLI . i - - • P.O. E. 78-1torC'gcleS - FLORIDA DREAM HOME- Retire in style, in this custom 4 bedroom In Sanford's Finest - . M'irchandise _____________________ TOYOTA 1109 Sa nfor d A-s" - APARIME P 1 SELL Out Cocnp',teap, of furniture for sale - -- - Reconditioned I ,lteries, 512 exchange REi'!. BODY SHOP. marina, Si' camp or acreage Buying '.itPiifl 60 ds Wm. Antique Garage Sale Clocks, koshiol 703 Ocean Drive, Cherry hutch, Butler desk, Dough Taverni., - Fla 3)070 box, much more Saturday 72, I all day Sunday 610 Park Ave. REALTOR 373 5771 - 31-Apartmerfl Furnished ____________________ _________________________ _________ 11 St. John's ,:iser area Home, - ;1mmiff .' - -- -- Lake Mary . . Why Not Live Th-Au1 Parts 1413 W 3rd St. area, priced up to 510.000. Phone Julie B. Realty. tic Realtor. $31 1511 evenis Zcv;a Beckwith. 332 1315 Harold Hall Realty ng? .:-________ CARPORT SALE: Multi-FamilyFriday Sun, line 7077, 9 am -I pm. Dishes. Ir,is. Furniture, Clothing. Mis: 106 W. Ridge Dr., Sanford (Pa' R-dge, off Lake Mary Blvd.) Wanted Executive home ill qu iet neigh ___ Movi bedrooms, arpel ed, air con dllloned No Pets Moderate rent BO NIOOgR BIG HITS Lii _____________________________________________________ 47--Real Estate '71 Terry Travel Tm, ler;7.3 it ex cellent conditior, Or. s2.695 3230456 or 37) 6432 p m. Oil painting. clothing, books. odd's 'n ends 616 I Bedroom. 7 bath. 2 story in DRIVE 337 1651. Dealer 9 a m 6 ---.-.-----.-. _______ TEST LITER), ALL STANDARD. THE TOYOTA SR-S SPORT TRUCK - - OUR TODAY. 5"SPEED FUN MACHINE CLASS, r. exceptionally 1969 Pop Top 1 atitl' ' nice, 52,293 Coll )sine McGuire. Fiat St. _____________________________ --" c r M furniShed 321 0046 ______ TWO ____________ will win resnect and pnh4an"p , Immediate Occupancy. I & Bedroom apartments, iso $170 Mo. Children & Pets OK, alto ._ Vehicles Apache pop up camper with canopy, 5900 Sleep's 6 easily, self contamed 3:i7$fllcr 772.5511. PORCH SALE- Friday & Saturday. - -- 2515 PALMETTO AVE 3 bedroom, I', bath, kitchen equipped, con 102 Bedroom Apartments. Furnished or UnfurnisheC Hwy. 1792 Sanford 323-8670 75-Recreational 'til noon Sal Clothes, Furniture, Misc 707 E 25th Sf ______________________________ 46-Commercial Property call $77,500 __________ TV, SII9SMONTH GARAGE SALE: All day Friday I ont WIDE RADIAL TIRES, SPORT STRIPES, HIGHBACK BUCKET SEATS, CARPETING, RADIO, AND THE BIGGEST LI_CYLINDER ENGINE IN ITS _______________________ RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 614 1006 Beautiful S acres, paved road, trees clear flowing stream, horses O. K. Terry Reilty, REALTOR, 67$- I lane highway Great terms $11,950 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750 In the Herald Classified adS are black and White' and read all over. Sanford COLOR ______________________ 43ts.Ac -eage BEDROOM, 7 bath, family room, pool, all the extras $47,500 - Come see the latest In luxury family living, the all new 71'x41' Glen 2 BEDROOM. 7 bath, family room, Mayfair, Complex For First Month's Rent Only .,. 110 WAIRPORT BLVD 373 1810 Il i -- EXTRA COST, INCLUDING A GAS-SAVING FIVEIT HAS SPEED OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION. CASH 373-4371 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 OrlandoDrive Sanford_________________ 37) 256-3 Park Or I Piece or Housefull Carry In Service: Radios , Tapa Recordert. Record Players. Black & White TV; 7167 S Park. - THE TOYOTA 5-SPEED OVER'.I VE SPORT TRUCK COMES WITH A LONG LIST OF FEATURES AT NO ANTIQUES ------_________________ 54-Gai'age Sales venient to shopping Drive by and -- -. --- Qel4art's brook Business Home. toned Commercial. Most Talked About Apartment -- 1700 5- French Ave., 122 11734 c ond it i on W i th 2 apariments or adjacent lot UOitS rented U3.''for all 031 5992 Move Into Sanford's Prettiest And ------ -- ',•" SAPIFORDAUCT1ON,373 7310 MOBILE HOME MOVING Corn plete setup I'll save you money Licensed- Orlando 773 5.470 REALTOR 372 7195 EXPENSIVE _____ I.aJIIIJIILLI1 &RUCEILEE Ili _ BE Will Buy or Consign Any Item of Value ___________- lots In city Partially fur rushed 7710159 CaliBart Real Estate I 11 to your new sur- rurn __ G_\,I ]h1 g( [] HAVE TO 1. - CASH 322.4132 ________ borhood in Sari'orci, MOVING DOESN'T roun'dins, and maybe put * 1 - 2 Bedroom , smile on your face! s--DO5a'DSUypth kAifli S(PIC moolifW000 AvLr c71ariner's APARTMENT hostess i'an make it easier * Heated Pool GAJNMATS.tVERYt] it fil.1to iiiiie But the Welcome Wagon * Recreational Building fu~7X2:30P.M.-J,11.25 OFF " * Clothes Washer- Dryer i.. 'c'i'i:ii . . . . . . •IIRaL csasia coa' __ ________ for. 0__ (1 IS No LA tJG II INC * Dishwasher-Disposal SHOW Estes DOWN VA-NO Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberrv. Hev 1797 91047(A 53-TV-Radio-Stereo - BEDROOM. 11 : baths, family room. 515,5.00 _______________________ _____________________ 3214 LEAVING !MME * Range- Refrjgerao SciecialMidnighl CLUB 8% . I A. * W/W Shag Carpet SsbowFrI.,Sat.,Sui. IJLLi,I11Aj1L1 CAPR!CORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 19) You have a valuable ally who is working quietly on your behalf to help you get . . . - I Villas SE WITH PARENT. 11:30 L . on Publication dale July __________________________ Mait land UNDER It MUST will be happy to lend a __________ __________ . - And a stripe to dress it up. lFor used lurriitur.. Ronhi 1 Bedroom trailer S'x33' with living room&bedroombuilton, Located Don't mist A to Zoo The Herald's Dedication iSSU, for our new Central Florida Zoo In prion, 2100 N. Orlando Ave., • U 4:0 733 REALTORS ________ ___________________ - 7SthSt. 3726655 heaf.h2'x60',2 bedrooms.3236052 Your MLS Agency I L all about it In The Herald's A to bc specIal July 3 Sat. . we- REALTY Assume payments, central air and 3222420 Anytime den, heat air, garage 1,1 Acre Realty REALTOR. 373 In the Herald .lIsslfIed ads ar black and white and read allover, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED c,eciric siuve prac ly new, white. 550 Table. 6 i'S. buffet, 155 327 004. 6pm twisting mortgage Call for more Make your Budget go further. the Classified Ads every day front, pOOltide luxury con A 5-speed to help save gas. A big engine to move it out. Top p riceS paid, used, any condition 644 5176,Winter Pa rk dining rm. AC, central heat, Used phorraph LP records, large many extrat 57.600 323-6441 after selection. SOc each HERB'S TV. details NEW SMYRNA BEACH- Beach ON THE LAKE Ferson or counter and outside Sale's In IIAPA Auto Pant Store, Apply TOMORROW: HorwT.rma 32) 7750 Call 327 1055 1SOdam.g.d, o$It 703 E 21st Well 04?0 Mon thru CommerLial Zoned, 7 OR, gat fireplace, porch, low d Ae - Daytona - - - - Mobile home, 1966, 2 BR, separate ST. JOHNS RIVER- Executive home only 7 years old Family room, country kitchen, fireplace, pool and much more. Assume Apartments, 511,950 Acre Realty, REAL' 339 S Atlan? -- RAVENNA PARK- Custom built home with pool, central heat and air, privacy wall, many extra's SS Friday . 1 SSat ISun Hutchison Ocean Wall to wall carpet. $125 month. advancement, Bring ambition. LEAP YEAR COMMONSOLARYEAR HOUR Pt hOE lOSSanora Ave 3721771 - - . Reg Real Estate Broker "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Bennett Realty Inc 3-Resort Property help you TAFFER . faciIities Including p$ and courts 513.500 allhOok UPS 372 t,1775 - ----- 68-Wanted to Buy -- or Ste n strom Real~ room. membership in recreal Large Lanasc aped private lot WANT AD Phone 372-7611 or 131 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will - REALTOR 7701 S French Ave, ]I) 0041 tennis court 531.500 Five PointsArea - -- - 42-Mobile Homes berihip in Junior olympiC -- - - IFORD SEWING CENTER 07 East Flat Downtown 52 -Appliances TOYOTA Sport Truck. "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S E.i'i Sanford 323.1733 load deluxe sewing machine, new for 534900. Pay balance Icc 10 payments 0119, See at. ______________________ carpets, Stove JQ 723 Mo 531 CLIFF .IORDAN,REALT( Kish Real Estate disposal and diShwasher, 35-Mobile Home Lots WINTER ITEMS. - SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A enthusiasm and profit. Call 321 does no t mean it is a wonderful, incidentally, contains about the asking a favor from one you've helped in the past. This person - JIM DANDY JAll FEED - I 67A-Feed sume Payments good tire's, body & engine 1250-00; 3725.310 P4ATIOIIALAUTOSALES 76005 FRENCH. SANFORD refrigerator I, 7610 Hiawatha Ave at I? 92 Large 3 bedroom, 7 bath, inc APO 1 Pig-- 35 372 1001 _________________ .. '63 Lemans Convertible, automatic. power brakes S. steering, rado, * * * ? Turkeys- i5each - 19" Mustang. 6cvi NO CREDIT CHECKNO IPITE RE ST- NO RED T 67-Livestock-Poultry KULP DECORATORS 109W itt St 3" 7335 We Buy Furniture . - i ('rpCri 3146-06 6 - - Goods c L ,,,"dv .'L.",.'('., - £ 'd° L1,L "'-' Cruger. 377 DIaI Rent Purchase pj AYTON REALTY cq.RealEslate(Inobeq I Bedrooms, 2 baths, large II - I Cp'jfli sute walnut table, I i's. buffet, $150; also shot gun, 373 4057 after I p m Modern and sharp 3 bedroorr plan, 1' • baths, fenced ed Please call us' Patio Houses Wi'klyh ModCrn clean interiors, * * * I ''1'7EA3. .1 _ tra firo P nn j, ,vd i.i' mr n 37% or r ,.',, rticr I- I 377 8052 FINANCE garage, After S - 327 111 --)7j 7547 scmlC WE our OVFRft)14ICE CLE41`ICA _" ' - 3 27 9411 Eve 569 1146 e many homes under 570.000, low down payments owner front 1140 SAil W Of Sanford 372 POSITIONS; Be your own bosS. Love Animals? Then you'll love the all now Central F for Ida Zoo. Read Unlimited opportunity for rapid box It Es as shady Oaks on the large - 1-Household IN ALL PRICE MANGE ft 1 tt C? 322.6457 Adult mobile home village, under you, to 66-Horses CihinI P.ud Cab.II - BALL REALTY Chcice Listings * Thanks -'--------- 'Zig Zag, in cabinet,) needle, 3 bedroom, 7 bath mobile 577500 Owner financed Kennels customers )fl 3757 - Payment. Call 32204$ afte pm. scre tracts, very low down ient, mobile home approved, GENERAL CONTRACTOI bedroom trailer, air ditioned, automatic washer 51)0 mO. PIUS utilities 349 5179 1970 VW good condition $995 327 7682 HOSE LUXURY ITEM ?ACTION OF THEIR 1,5 TODAY'S WANT Al -- In,- ', JOHNNY WALKER 323 076.4 - fl3 19 after 5:30 beck-Ward, U, down, or dbay in the pu'tis. Find SCIt home, central heat and Acreage Beautiful large home on Lake i' 170' on the beach, 3 screen porches, large veranda, ov Nice 1 bedroom trailer on or thady lot $125 mo Adults only. ' 72$0.54 MA I E- F E M A I E S A I F S '. REAL ESTATE INC. D16 ry, Adults Lovely large 1 bed room, alt, ideal for retired persons. fative. Call 4413079 FIoricj' acre lot 377 1)01, 76.40 Hiawatha Ave Work your own hours. Earn extra Income as an AVON Represen c , able Sanford, by Owner- ldyllwi section, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. I room on large lot, low nient to stores, churches, --______________________ In Lake Mary On Lake Mary 344riObi$ Homes Payton Realty 14 (10 pr hour.3fl-3793 - I furnished, adults, nopels ) 3930 - - it 7 Bedr oo m unfurnished apt, air. EJFHRIUT -- Lake Mary. 2BR - 4 house's Bath classical and jazz blues LTWEF0L0T that so from horses, contains an i.mbit accomplished, especially if many people eat. me urine can portant hormone eliminated to you profit from experience, be concentrated if ycu need to main tain hormone balance. it is SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. conserve water and diluted If useful In certain medical 21) Don't be reluctant about - .\ ________ One & Two Bedroom apartments & ______________________________ _____________________ M U II U H U S K LI%'UI VVIfl, WEKIVA RIVER I 3n. 8134 or 377-1134 the serni- ,....._ 300E Airport Blvd 371 1310 Longwood, Juno. 17-92 & 419 C H K N S (iflA P P E N A L C D I E B pool, ' -- Forrest Greene, Ir 171353 RIALTOMb 61 r' highways Trim] bedroom, iaths, carpeted with central and air, 577.500 3271991 1919S F 3777371,3771196,377 1954 377 1959, 372 116.1 fIshed, adults only-112500 372 $160 Plus Fum. RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER'S SCHOOL Day 1. Nig't Classes. 3 MI N. ____ 2 bath, Cars 37) 9136 Males. - CALL 8317310 CALL I 1966 Mercury Monterey, 4 dy factory air, radio, healer, All Breed Doo Training Academy COriditiOfl 339 2*59. rhi Is our 15th year at Animal haven Grooming £. Boarding The Herald's special en Bathrucr'i a ir, ft'ncvtj yard 539,900 1 ..0 ..(E T'ADE. SANF0qD- Two bedroom with den, carpeting Vacant right In with easy terms $ Very Exclusive MULTIPLE LISTING REAL 590 7 or - BAMBOO COVE APTS. !T!!0th0mn 0PCLEAPYEARIRMGCSDA Central Furnished V" ifi bedroom, & clean. 7 Registered Toy Poodle's Free Kittens 1214 Randolph St 323493 '',,. overtoot'.ing lake, central he 21 0"O. 372 7745, 371 7595 Stemper Realty bath, lawn maintenance fur MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR and give you greater material healthy thing. It can be sterile same concentration of salt that Live Donna m'-"S Al. boa, helpful manager. ChldCare Agcs71 A Child's World. 323 5171 major role In controlling your value In treating infections any Urine from a healthy person chemical, salt and water more than other hormones do. up your economic foundations . r. a,, Your gracious Country living Sparkling clean 2 OR, just red eroratedOnIy3Ic'ffMn or Spanish furniture Special move-In allowance Quiet neigh Saturday 1. Evening Ways can now be found loshore Being sterile or germ free simply drink sea water which, Springs? .... Friends Will Envy being a dangerous thing. VIRGO Aug. 23-.Sept. 305425.2541 Alfamonte 33-Houses - - _____ ________________________ DIDDLE DAY CARE 323.5690 There is an old friend who is with no Infection of the kidney balance. II you drink water that So, while I will agree that urine or bladder is sterile. It is contai ns too much salt, It will is sterile, the idea that this always delighted to hear from you but who hasn't recently. literally a siphoned or filtered make your thirst worse and solution of the body's chemical out part of our blood. Blood lead to dea th. That is why wastesis amagfcnJduJe4jl is a Drop by or call her today, contains no bacteria, shipwrecked sailors can't bit far out. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) EMIRTAIPIMEPIT NIGHTLY tithe 'nitar Imirip 29-Roo 3 neat _______ 30-Apartments Unfurnished ,'e yard. CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR -- ------ - ---- 7771 -.-- Complete child care services New L Q AZHNELS0NM1XRNEIN SWIM. SKI- 3 bee waterfront home, beftutiL II R eg Real Estate Broker motivatecj e between tO a iii and 7 p m 372 Sanford - 37739.51 H F H V S X W C P T L R S M I R 0 B E medicines. problem W ~._. - Cie, .i------V'. Child Care in my home; Its per child, $20 for 2. 701 E. 25th St, ETUVNPCKLJ0ZDHI 7 fIR WITT REALTY MOSSIE C BATEAd SUNLAND- S61 fo5pm . priCed 516.900 Winter Springs, 7 or 3 DR. large family room Beautiful Shrubs and trees 1700 mo 531 5777 372 tel, Saturday, June 21, 1975. S. Frenc h Avenue, From 9 AFTIFI 372 0641 ) I FISH, 010 __________________________ - EFTDA CITHEUEBETHN0M is true it would be a Larry Saxon. Realt and sharper weather eye out than . Ition Attendan, over 21, night PFPITAL APARTMENT HOMES usual on those who come under risk of offending you, I'll have Shift, apply in pe rson I tol p.m. ur letter is a good y ou need to eliminate ev'e U n f urn i s h ed your charge today. You'll spot to say yo conditions requiring such Village Rest, 1500 French Ave.. and fend-off a potential example of a little knowledge water. The kidny plays a hormone treatment. It has no Sanford COMPANY R.wtnt,om: 3393286 - -- __________ Measure. of Time business Rentals Child care In my home References Hwy. 477. 323-tIll, Sandl MONSOLAR R Y E A RN T MIS LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Keep a DEAR READER - At the PRODUCTION cab related franchise Call ladel 904 7S ) 2572 wry, Fern Park, 1314141. I PGC reject If Taxi Special Summer Rates: Open 24 hours; all ages. Swing Set Nur. - $31.100 ( mari'i, list ti., 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner, 313, 2-I barrell, I Speed, make offer over 1700 Finance America, $31 3300 rUIrflway, 30C'J( C ash For Your Junk - d Seminole iC's Annual Flea Park Dr 25 trees, and other extras, Information call 173-4.557 6(t'Aki RDNALSIENIRELANWEEK qualities to a test. You'll cannot afford these sorn'tiine dispose of it in a harmful prescription NASHYQEl RECORD '/92 P.¼irthwlFrfnPMk - moderns, now appears in the with honors the terms, thlz Something will come up today this, but 'ri i x* u - POOL VS engine. TRADE Ion on our new Central Florida Don't miss It on July 1. Hunt Realt Jim -_______________ 4 Bedroom, I', bath, new carpet. taraQe, close to Schools 3230257 cr3771136 fill and front ______________ C E N T U R Y N C E R L P 0 H 0 C H I by misunderstood GEMINI (May 2Wune - • d ri is you've made an agreement C),t,DwvI.,i - Zoo REALTOR iND- 3 BP. 7 bath, largz den. 1 372 9704 I Bk, '7 Dab. xiTchn I furnished, 1165 mo Call brtwCCn 1 12 lP ,ir,iit W04 • ,- iIl ,,,jli 6. 8 p m , 317 01 51 ..vtlrig, ft'nc cJ 64o k. Otdol, In Consider renting Reasi Opportunities Summer Programl HEY DIDDLE able to get a handle on most of Get au the remunera ti on due light of wonderful reservoir the week. Settle It while you you now for work or a piltre of preeminent value, it you've performed. If you're a have the chance, e debt may contains in pure and often TAURUS (April )-May20) poor collector, th undreamt of quantity, prod'icts take awhile to be set tled, Be firm about insisting that of a vital nature." I'm sure the CANCER (June 21-July 22) I - I ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) A party will make last-minute by many of ie ancients, but -j--j--- - D E N 0 M J A Z 2 S E C 0 N I) H A F T stated that ". . . urine extolled r - I recently read a book ad. FLORIDA'S 6 - When I was pregnant I had a For Friday, June 20, 1975 OLDEST 0 - - t SEEK & FIND vocatang using urine for a ll sorts of miraculous cures. It .I ,, Sanford Street Carpet, ci air, garage Assume 517.50C at 115* month 7 pct annua rate Only $ 27 00 3 2 i 9410 ton pick up. White and Apnicot-$h00. 3724419. ' o appreciate. 151.500 While male poodle from 1110 E. 11th St. Answers to "Jpck". Please CIII 372 3191. LOST _________________ qualities there. ,_,, - ", anford at Stan's Auclic UTIFULLY LANDSCAPED! ._.! 2-40 50 51 52 I 54 - __ irooms. A R EA: IOO Rew a rd . Black r BCWfl Hair: Has collar and ta Call Quality Inn North II & 434 ________ ________ If ft ., un.dna - - elberry area Good location overhead 56,700 5316447 or write Sanford Al -Anon Family Group P.O. Box .5.5), Sanford, Fla. 37771. p 0 - By LAWRENCE E. LAMB BERNICE BEDE OWL NTRAL .....,j_.._.. - _____ _____ J.,lI. IN 4%I Ad& For further E"M ijJ H iui 1111111 48 - - -_ horse's urine. Central heat III, I d ybrd 5175 per month 327 9739 or 373 1303 SELL let & permanent I lIable. All under Died I', miles east of If ing clean. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, For families or friends of drink ers E 61 there must be some curati ve P MUST SELL lATELY, 3DM. I bait IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON - '45 - HOROSCOPE I. Garnett White ISALCOHOLAPROBLEP. - ' I area in Africa. They were I drink lots of water, and shot for morning sickness and plodding hundreds of miles with people have said! might wash heard it was made from the their children and livestock out too many minerals from my urine of a pregnant woman. Shocking! men I've heard that some shots are made from a - - five Beauty Shop, Longwood LOST CHIHUAHUA, LONGwOOD jj - documentary on the sad plight sand while they perM from discarded? - 3usiness DRINKl 5-Lost & Found 56 L of the people in the drought thirst. -- Teens Call 173 4S7 WrIte P0 Box 121) Sanford, Floc Ida 37771 - - - 23 JiiJUl - We have just seen a liquid and not let it seep into the minerals why should It be 7:00 (2.1) Today (6) News - - - .Jiij Jill. j42 Semester 6:35 (2) Daily Devotional Fitt', 4-, w,, "Hotlinc" Adjtts & C.III)73 PROBLEM __ I ~ ~* REDUCED! - ;r, fence - 3111 315E FirstSt I In Leaving area 313 6590 Carpeted 3 bedroom, Pi bath. Ctrt lied Teacher' Can Help - rniP KPiDEi, ASSOC home on large lot 527.200 I. BUY tan,., .LENT- 2 BR, I bath, air Tutoring In my home WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 16a a icr Lovely 1 bedrooms, ama 1I.-It- terms, $76.900 9305s - , JOHNS REALT'I BROKERS '65 Ford fights 332 5.121 or 372-73 32-Houses Unfurnis _____________________ manager' cc come to see personnel Perhaps Alcoholic Anonym, 17 6670 - Wanted Clerk Typist. must be good with figures and expert typist Call TROUBLED? Ca - I WCek (J,tur,r'd 323 SS -- ncr, like new. 7 Bed room, detached gi Pd yard 119.000 373 9 Don't throw away that good but torn shoe Bring 1110 us We'll fix It like new. Hanson's Shoe Shop, 721 E. First St., Sanford. Under new management. 372 9992 Days- ifl 6173 And 2 Bedrooms. adults preferr ':"-- ARE &5--Pets. Supplies mercial Propert Homes, Lots Acreage -- - - UI WV Own ari FACED WITH 10 III (44) Get Smart wonder even more about through endless dust. Surely body. Sounds reasonable. But if people's aversion to IL they must recycle every drop of urine contains these valuable Today In Florida I EN Almanac 6:30 (6) Sunrise (8) - - (35) Mayberry RFD ___ -- --- 18-Help Wanted 322 2207 dear sister, Lib Methvin, Annabeil. 11th and Tomm' - a have broached the subject. was interesting to hear that it is Iclean and that makes me 6:15 (6,0) Sunshine 55 As. itt 18 Dr. Lamb considered "dirty," I wouldn't - ears old, $23,400 373 7 $400 down, lake over payments, 3 BR, 1 bath, kitchen equipped, Sunland Estates 323 4622 - 53 Is -.-.- est 179.500 DELTONA. New Duplex. FL -Situations Wanted network SO Mountain lake 51 State (Fr) - ç, ,.p., 7 - I 18 AnaIricai 30 Autumn & I ---- ]--Card of Thanks as steak --- Friday long Noon Friday l Flower Pol', Benches. Stertones, Rain Trees, Plum Trees, Grease trapt, Trailer pads. locks, cement. UNSWORTH REALT 3 Bedrooms, family roc bedroom. carport Children 373 3M? I ______________________________ - your columns you stated that the sterile blood. I have been - will 'sell or rent with or I,&t..... Willed buyers Call to Iuallfy! Real Estate unfurn Drapes, Water, Care 373 ie;a or 661 6346 - - Movie 47 Undercooked. - 15 Medicine urine is pure as it comes from (9 ) Sunday inf PIIflVU god - DEAR DR. IAMB -In one of Show 5 4 3 - - Urine Not . mountains 2 (9) ABC News (13) Peter Loves Mary (24) Carrascolendas (35) My Favorite Jf Noon The Day Before Publication Our Sincere appreciation for the many acts o klndnes end words of sympathy shjwn to vs during 45 Run - together 46 Greek love 24 Hea v*nly body 25 Clympian goddess 26 Puzzling 9 ,' - - (6) CBS News Showdown (24) Electric Company A"'rr' PICiS (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2.a) NBC News (24) Evening At Symphony 43 Soft. -- (13) Daytime (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2. 6, 8, 9) News Guiding Light $10,000 Pyramid 10 Masculine appellation 22 Amphitheater 3 Clan 4 South (6) Andy Griffith Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (6) (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood couri As The Wor ld 40 Dug Courtesy title I SrcrJ 2 Roman date 's" '' 9 Boundary 16 Lure DOWN 38 Tatters 530 (2) Turns Neighborhoods (13) lane Grey (24) Small Claims 10:30 (6) (6) Now You See It (9) Second (24) Mr. Rogers The Serendipity (9) (24) Sesame Street (35) 700 Club is for Sale 130 l799ef ter öp m 3 bedroom's. 2 baths, q this now Rick Moran. Sal DEADLINES 5A 20 Feminine appellation (44) Mod Squad News Liv es '' "'' 36 Ascended 37 Frinort Club 1:30 (2.8) Days 01 Our - A CK 11 Flavor - (111111 1 Persia Neighborhooa (351 Mickey Mouse (35 44) tOViC Joker's Wild (I) What i-.. •_• (6) Singers -_ .. (13) Stonemans At War (44) Move 9:30 (13) Honey West 10:00 , 61 Adjectival 29 Dexterous 32 Bridge holding 34 Embodiment (4l Gi((n's (stand 5:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Roger's All Mv Children -,.,.. 60 Obey 23 Male sheep 24 P ronoun (33) Batman News (6) (9) race 59 Dry. IS wine 21 Depots (ab) (I) Mery Griffin 9) GiI'an's Island (13) Winter Park City Council News (9) 58 Kind of 19 Appa rent Club Bonanza 4:30 (2) - LAKE MARYa re With in the ground ComplrtLiy enclosed Appli air cOndtor,eq, drapes. are $ so per month including service All you do is swir dupt* - (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse 12:30 (2.8) Blank Check (6) Search For torriur '''v 1Ô 7 Ft. Pool Table Complete rent, Government sub 'SAN ______ (9) Lucy Show (3$) Big Valley • Best Movie Mcvte (6) (I) Jackpot (9) Password (24) Intercom 21 (44) Father Knows (44) Dinah (2,111) Bob Crane (35) Movie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2, Ii Somerset (6) Mery Griffin Young And Restless ! j D N 0wE - Rent 64-Equipment for 7 full baths, family ri Ilenty Storage, lang 747 uses lna rural area N icot, monthly paym.n Thursday, June 19, 1913-78 Iifl9 Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41-Houses Dflice space for rent; across from 31A-Iiplexes 4lca line lthrusiimes.. 31c a line 6thru 25 times cs line 76 times (s2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 1:00 AM. 41-Houses Jhey're Hot" RATES HOURS AH 9 Common A - - 41 Being (Latin) llTtk nickname in l ;i 46 Removal Eire I IAI. 12 Arabian gulf 49 Change LJI IN t RIVIAl 53 Rodent 13 Redact 111 14 Guido's note 54 Requite Boundary 31 Musical 15 Most sensitive 56 5 Through (comb f-rm) I? Wife 6 Ancient Urfa syllable (pl) 57 Gudruris 7 Get UP 33 Onagers spouse (myth) 18 German city Express 35 Serf (35) Uncle Huble 12:00 (2. 44) News Celebrity 10:00 (2) (33) Animal World 8:30 AFTERNOON 1. 9) Movie (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction Waltons I Gulf of the Baltic 5 American To I I 41 -Treasure LII i iR P Island' author's initials 42 Middling (comb form eJS A ACROSS (24) Yoga (6) Travelogue ___ Live fl:55 (6) Ne'ss Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (I, 9) Let's Make A Deal Answer to Prevus Puule ____ World 1 Of 2 Bedroom Adults on PARK AVENUE MOBILE 7SiS Park Drve 570 up ()rinndn - Winter Park ------- flBusIs roperty ---------- CLASSIFIED ADS LEISURE - 31-Apartments Furni! --- - Cleaning A CLEANS ALL Exterior pres%urecleanng II cSss ,. t - �813-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursdi'y, June 19. 1975 BEETLE BAILEY 4W WIN AT BRIDGE- Mort Walker OfJLDaVE VAT d4% I CsIN AN ONE OF T4O6E KNOWN TI44T VOLJI.DNT HELP -: EAST A KJ 6 WEST A Q 84 3 V 6 54 •9 8 6 5 4 J 1097 A OOP *Q7 ,69832 sotrrill & 10752 v A Q 8 KJ32 by Dave Grous IT LOOKS LIKE ADAM R SMTW5 YEAH, BUT . APPAI4Tu5 R4,S DUMPED U$ WHERE N1W 3705w SOMEPLACE IN TIHE 15705! dummy. But Lancelot noticed if he could bring home five cl ub tricks, he would have time to knock out the ace of diamonds and score the slam. So Lancelot won the heart in dummy, led a low club and finessed his 10 spot. Then he played his ace of clubs. The queen drop ped and Lancelot spread his hand to claim the slam. As expected Lancelot had made the right play in clubs. Ills play was going to win hf East held two or three clubs to the queen; a finesse against West would only work against a 3-3 break 19 NORTH ID) * A9 V K32 Q 107 4 K J 654 ALLEY Dick Tumor by CARNIVAL MAVB WE "\ 'YEA} ..MAYBE!\C0P Nk3HtLI CAN FIP1DOtJT 1 G00'NIGWr, I OOP! 10MORROw.' oRviu! 1 A 10 BotIh v ulnera ble hi' _ [lass Pass Go The bidding has been Opening lead J v West CITY III L w . ast North e ary Fireme oun Aqreemen w By DONNA FSFE.S South onp h tI p irtnt -urn in Pidding r be h.d h wc Iferald Staff Writer — a lr,jr 1) A\ 4 What do u.htt tOitntcOebC when Lancelo t -.-,rAinP to improve his score -Reimish is LVI' I-AKE MARY — Volunteer P-emen thrashed out differ- hard .' t'' south now" tus is a v ery to ugh one A but be the lasor a four-diamond call. ' responded two notrump to his TODA QUI.STIO opening club bid IInadan Instead of bidding three nutrump forgot he had opened and raised your partner has bid four diamonds Lancelot right to six. A spade lead would have iiver your three diamonds What do beaten the slam quickly, but the wu do now Answer Tomorrow unfortunate Kay, who held the Wt cards made the normally Send $1 for ACOBY MODERN correct lead of the jack of book to:'Win of Bliove",(06 Mis newspaper), P.O. Box 489, Radio The kibitzers burst into City Station. Now Y". Nr Y. 10019. laughter when they saw the , FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Bollen T'-€RE'6 A BIrCF'U I i THE ECQ4OMc) iAs L u6r ABOUT ecTTcmEt CUT! 1 6000 NEWS_J r I 1 I - r by Lorry Lewis 0 11 W IS ¶4 ti1 ED_-_-.___..JCOS.LTiCSi-/ H E LPINO THE IARE SUCH LLEGE WEATHER /LOW-PROF S Fi?ACiAI,. IS15, S i lt t'M kitnig, '\ W \ ----- FSPORTINGI DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau 5t44ff' cWA'MOJWI MV .4 xp/t 7W fl p NhW )VV w1eF, A 1EAW.4 9EWU41- Ril 7 f1l"? ffUMV ., - t9 - by Heimdahl & Stoffel ON BfNPED KNtE... .(4CK... I I BEG NVU fl) IEUEVE ME , I OF THE TWtuk4 I OF Sf4— WASHING! \ ---.__—'\l , PLEASE PZOMOTE ME TO — WJTES!) EACH OF US DOES HAVE 1415 OWN NKI4t IN 's.. LIFE. DOESN'T is i-iE? C717J\ WAGES ARE TIPS OILY, YER A HOURS AKE TWICE I A'3 LO, ANYA ,------ I REMEMBER, NER- OKAY, OKAY.' ,/JI ç/fftJ NT SNAFFLE ANY G)OS 4 I'M 110I4Y SO PiMPLF:— -. . . • •- - .. .. . . 1 •..•. - - -. iA ^ ;0 -1 • I I _ A - ¶•' ':: -.. - r" . - -,15ij'.- Mji rp — 11 • • . - . . . - \ - nrx.X ment is in process of equipping A010 an emergency vehicle and has eight vehicles able to pump a total of 6,400 gaHons of water per minute. She noted the volunteers' concern they might J be called upon, under a formal agreement, to work under the (A1tY KAL'E1t direction of some people In the WALTER SORLNSON councilmen - assuredcitypercount" adding her husband mission will be readily avall- where in the county with or that a swap out in fire does not want the volunteers able to the firemen to take city without a formal agreement, he protection is taking place placed in the position of being firefighting equipment outside warned elected officials of the without a formal agreement. required to live up to an agree. the city limits to assist the liability involved. "it opens the elected officials, ment they might regret. county In emergencies. 'The buck stops with these not only to public, but also Volunteer George Hess Although County Commission elected officials," Vihlen said, personal bability," he said, expressed bitterness that the Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. said he pointing to city officiaU. He adding every taxpayer in Lake county had refused the depart. and his coUeagues have given cautioned the six riot to let it Mary should be concerned with Kaiser the go sign to assist any- appear on the public records the liability. (Continued On Page 2-A) f. . - 1. _j,-04—GA, ~iI She said th e Lake Mar) Depart ment currently has 43 active rvol unteers and 18 to 20 men on the average show up at each .fire - - -.- • us iw m ~-r ffyr r - •. . - 'T - - •- . - - -• - • . . '-- -'' _ • . ' _.. - . . fr -- - • • . ;.•.•;. -• . : -• . Although JWy 4 Is two weeks away, these youngsters decided to declare their Independence a bit ea rly as they sta ge a parade on their ovirn at Fort Me lion Pat rk. Marc hing merrily alo ng I fro m lef I I are Kimberly Koerner, Jimmy Shane Fitzpatrick and Sandra Orwig. (Herald Color Photo by Bill Vince nt ) AMERICA ON - _MA • -............................. . • DE '('0 Seminole Count Bar Ste s In With Legal Aid For Poor ByMICK LOC1I1tWGE c- ' (KT. H44M1-1OCKR:( r,tiri2Ar3 1/ C-0012. Al N01111146 10 THICK ME I10 MMFIA&I. I KIN! . ..- Society Office To Open Monday 6. BUGS BUNNY '•. . . • agreeing to vote at tu Tuesd9) night meeting whether to appoint a committee to work with Kaiser on a mutual aid agreement Whfle detafls of the formal Agreement are being worked the volunteers •' with the C , IJiesslngoi elected cItyouIcIaLs, offered informal mutual aid to the county "to see if we can work togethrr." A poll taken among the six city officials present — Mayor Waiter Sorenson and all five _T - .1 -:::-:..R.,. Mrs. Barbara Smith , speaking on tothalf of her fire chlef husband, said the county has notWng '.o offer the city in mutual aid and the counly is not IM- By Oswald & James Jacoby 1.in do Sanford. Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents 'i'd 19 When Dinadan. the worst -,ilaver and kri,, ht of !~vig MPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Year, No. 260-Friday, dune 20, '1 - Q Pass 2 N1. Pass [lass 6 N.T o' ., Funded by in $8,000 state concern. ALso, he said each case "The attorneys in the Seminole County the kcretary at the legal aid last year by Bar members. will account for up to $5,(0) this grant AM an esfimted $4,000 to wifi be judged on its indiOdual Moncrie( mdd in the past, free )var. Mw,BCC will assist in Elar Association are donating their time Offict. $3-000 4mm filing fees from the merits. -fill ou an application. legal aid has 'een bandied & setting guIdeltnti fw qualified Mgent farnihes it, Seminole ctrc7ull court, the society will h1oncrad uys the mdetyww absolutely free- of" charge for indigent , t4 ,.PucaLlon -1U' be volwe.~&r bar'. Li altom- ., I P1 al, .' rr.-i. _i;!3 and also County probably have tougher operate on free tlinedonatedby not handle any criminal cam persons who truly deserve legal help and reyiwe& coordinated " by the pcesIdert. assist in budgeting Society legal problems than unybody the more than 90 pracUc4 or c1m ac0on cum. fit Wd cannot afford it." — Kirby Moncrief — If the applicant qualifies, But, there are so many funds. else. They have no money to attorneys in the county. the main concern will be with the case will be assigned to a people in Seminole County we Moncrief said that "from have their legal problems taken According to Kirby Moncrief, landlord-tenant problems, -follow cases all the way afford it. Bar AmociatiDn member. can't do it any more. We've got year to year we're going to get to court. Bar Association president, if a breach of contracts, neigh- through. It means filing and The Legal Aid office will be Moncrief said the assigning of itto have an organization to do funds from whereever we can," Moncrief The trap In which the low family or Individual qualifies borhood disputes, child support doing everything until the case located in the old Amory from benevolent people, cases to attorneys would Income families finds them- for the service of the society, an cases and child custody. is closed." building on First Street. 'The County anybody." In April, the Board of If a person makes a just "go down the line, from A selves Is about to be sprung. attorney will be assigned to He said divorce cases would "The attorne)s in the Bar Association will lease two to Commissioners (BCC) passed contribution it is tax deductible, The Seminole County Bar devote time to the case, be handled only in "extreme Seminole County Bar offices In the building, an ordinance raising the filing he said. Association Monday opens its Criteria for accepting a legal emergencies. "This is not going Association are donating their To apply for legal aid, The formally organized legal fee in circuit court from $20 to 'We're out to help indigents, Legal Aid Society with the problem has not been finalized to be a divorce mill." time absolutely free of charge Moncrief outlined steps to be aid society, which has been a $22 to provide the additional but we're going to make sure a purpose to provide Indigent but Moncrief said thdr income of If the case is accepted, for Indigent persons who truly followed: "pet project" of Moncrief this revenue for the society. Mon. person deserves the legal aid families free legal service, the family will be a major Moncrief said, the attorney will deserve legal help and cannot year, was approved in a vote crief estimates that the $2 fees before we provide it," he said. — make an appointment with Herald Staff Writa 41 •" 90, BLONDIE Chic Young • ' • Iii .A .A.. - - 0 0 %ft:-7%1 ___*•.. &.1I1fi!.PJ PRISCILLA'S POP w I ( A'&iI 1 YOU "\ ( BUT IT KEEPS LAUGR flt HAZEL 507T5 HAPPY ' FAREWELL, M'-? LOVE I !! ( MIGI-4T I' \( ---- - r 'l . - : •' -'• Summer Jobs Get More U.S. Cash - - - - _ s.f44 WINTHROP 1 * Awl. I.. ' - bJAWR VAGA11ON WILL NEVER come 7i4'4_ by Dick CovoHi - J, 5dJDONL'1 TT15HER.E.J \ SEPTEMBER... 1 __________ U.. - ' - '• . :.•• ' • ..--.- ..... -- BOY SOMEDAY ID LI KE TO SEAS RICH AND SUCC.ESSUI. WHArS J AS YOU, MR. LOOGE' I TP SEC PT! - AND YOU INVESTED THAT DIME TO MAKE YOUR START - RIGHT! POCKET! I USED IT TO I USED IT . • ' TELEPHONE HOME FOR MONEY! 1 • - -•. --: 'I- ;,' WELL WHEN I FIRST CAYE TO RIvERDALE,I ONLY HAD ON E DIME IN MY • .. '4 by Bob Montn,a ARCHIE ' &. - !' 1, (:'- . a Is An additional $26,722 in 21 going to work. disadvantaged families, which "We're trying to offer a little Federal criteria suggest federal money has been apSeminole County, selected as federal criterib states as an bit of everything," Smith said students be hired for jobs Inpropriated for Seminole a prime sponsor based on urban famIl of four that has no today. 'We're trying to cut out cluding directing children's County's summer job program population, has a total of more annual gross cash income the custodial jobs." recreation in parks and cornwhichwlll providejobsupto300 $201,998 al located by the labor than $5,050. Smith also sa id he Is Sti ll rnunity centers, rehabilitating youths from economically department. In addition, $50,446 Elliot Smith, coordinator- looking for some college facjhties and inventorying disadantaged families. in federal money has been counselor for Crowns High students for working as The money, released by the "carried over" from last year's School In Sanford, Is in charge recreational director assistants supplies in schools, sorting and U.S. Department of Labor program, according to Bob of hiring the students for the in recreational facilities, storing books in libraries, following federal money Is being caringfortoddlersinadaycare Congressional -Ellis, the county's in. program.Hesayshehaspiaced The legislation, is In addition to tergovernmental coordinator, students in secondary and channeled through the courts centers, cleaning up alleys and already approved $175,000. The Total funds for the simmer elementary schools in the Manpower office, and then vacant lots for environmental 10-week program was irn- job program stands at $22,444. county, non - pro fit forwarded to the Seminole agencies and setting up exhibits plernented Monday with 200 Participants In the program organizations and In clerical County School System and or guiding visitors through students between the ages of 14- must come from economically positions. Smith. museums. ' - .-. - ••I r I .• -' •I $ I' 19 L&- - CAPTAIN EASY A .1OK15 F7 RETURN V LIKE 50MEOPJE5 HOME FROM - ___ -- I ,.•J New Circuit LEI by Crooks & Lawrence 5LA ZE 5 .TI44T Xr' MEANWHILE, 4 I LEFT A PACK AG E FOR ME •. ) ( A MOVIE PROJECTOR, 5PE4KER AND REEL DOWN OFF t p NO iJ . ATA - EPL.AHE 1OLICHE5 REMOTE TROPIC AL BEACH EXCELLENT....A PERFECT SPOT FOR TETIN6 DR. WOLF(MNE, EEK & MEEK Judge Active Inside Today 1 uvenile Burns Cell _ In Seminole County Events -4by Howie Schneider Id Iii. - •-: ' uvenile sets Sanford City Jail holding cell or, fire, but • Q( fi OFLOVF? 4 SPIFICIAC L.; I - k1 4' • i ,' /-( YI . it 1l -! causes little damage as police extinguish blazc quiciy. See Page 2-A. Loca l boy makes good of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Clalpis, and Tax Court of he That phase could well apply fraternity, Leffler joined the U.S. to Kenneth M Leffler, who was U.S. Nay) and graduated from The newly appointed judge is appointed by Gay Reubin Officer Ccndldate School at a member of the Seminole Askew yesterday to fill the Newport, R I in 1952 Count Bar Assoc where he circultcow-t - acancyLnthe 18th For the next three sears he served aspresident in 1968; The judicial cIrcuit, served as general line officer Florida Bar (board of goverThe vacancy was created aboard destroyer escorts nors in 1.,69-70); Ninth and 18th when Judge William G Akridgc tshlp s o1fitr of USS Snowden Circuit (,riP anr (ornmittc'-'c - - --- --- - -= -- ------- .-- - -- -.-=- ---------- G overn mentEnds Case Government winds up case against fonnr Sen . Edward Gurney but long Tampa based court a.tlon fir from ended See Page 3-A e nd x I -- - - ---. - - .-. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 19, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 19, 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 18, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/609a52bddec5f1117d29ee7c9a9bbddd.pdf 64e3d7eef2879eed80dc5ed8c9963bcb PDF Text Text ______ LEISURE Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft. Monday, June 16, 197S-1111B ti, 67th Monday 6:10 (2) ) 2:00 TONIGHT'S TV Animals . 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (1) Today In Florida (8) Mery Griffin ( GlIUgans island (13) Orlando City (24) Woman Alive 2:30 (2.4) The Doctors k& - uiding Liglit - __ Council (6) Edge Of Night __ (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line Make A Deal (13) Boxing 8:00 (2, 1) Joe Garaglola's Rookies Special (35) Coping With (24) (9) N F3ozo s Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Religious Townhall (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue 9:30 M!iiude (35) Batman Religious eg ______ 45 Evergreen ACROSS trees i Saint John of 49 Literary form _____ , tO .'Ay Partner The Ghost (44) AAnvi, 930 (6) Rhoda (13) Honey West 10:00 (6) News Special (9) arIbe (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Nova (35) Felony Squad 10:30 (13) June Allyson (35) In The Public Eye 11:00 (2,6,4,9) News (24) Senior Scene (35) Big Valley A 1L ! .. " ;J'' ' ' Neighborhood (35) MIckey Mouse (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety (24) Mcvle Blankety -Blank -ic Company (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Space DOWN Performance-Wolffrap (44) (9) AFTERNOON —__ San-- 3 Of mouth 4 Romanian Show Three Stooges 6:30 (2, 8) 33D&nube NBC News (6) CBS New4 34 Evasions 3G Lowful (slang) (9) Ucy ow (24) Sesame Street (44) MIckey Mou C' ' The World Turns Lc ---- BreediofCattle 231 love (Lain) 26 Mohammedan 32 Wild animal .. (6) TIIi I'rta. I ---— IIIi II — transier from CBS to ABC, WALiNG AROUND: Julie Silverman got some good Harris, Tony-winning Broadratings on Wall Street, too, way actress, has been signed to ABC's stock went up live points costar with Glenn Ford in in the week following his "Holvak"on NBC next season. . switch, while CBS picked up "Woman Alive," which will be only three points in th e same a weekly series on Public period, after dropping one point Broadcasting Service next on the strength of strong season, has gone into rumors the dnv before th rvndiietinn it Ic rwM,,pM nn,l . trip ready to sell everything, house and store included, and move to the Canadian wilds. Maude surprises him by agreeing. She starts encouraging, even goes after buyers - and it works. Walter changes his mind, of course. 9IOABCS.W.A.T. "HuMan" 5'II1 A i. . i...,. . . 'pu 1111K W. .: . .j: MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee ABERDEEN A, AIRSHIRE BRAHMAN BROWN SWISS HEREFORD CHARBRAY HOLSTEIN GALLOWAY RED POLLS BRANGUS TOMORROW: Red and White Flag. ;1 .. ' ..•. :z ,r.i,i.,, ': '' uu :': JOR of-- iLatin. ab I 6 Shrubs or 23 Saint Totes& popper familit of-48 Man's 7 Obliterates 24 Greedf person nickname (pl) 6 Roman 25 Siouan Indian 49 Library Sourd 211 ,.q4kMJU*Irs goddess Of . . Benjamin's , ~,i~~ - ~ .- A - * . 4 -a:a-. - t -, ---: _:;;tI i~.- -It I -- 0 ' - - ''1 rIII HUMENN ago ~ ~ ~ ,,,Z; * , . - WuiiJ ' ,!l , _4z . . . ,'. •-: )ki.' .0%, I ~, .0 . . &~ S__ f "'i011111110,"' r~ M!'! - , . ., . . . . r% — . — ,, -. . - . - .. r . '. Jill .. ____ . — 41 142 1 44 I I 50 151 49 47 48 45 I 52 I -_ — —— Ii. . N, L ————— — — — — — — _____________ — — — . I- __ . , _,- _-, ,..... 16 I — — — I . - __ . 'I - - 4 W I ARRIVE AHVE jj COMMISSION • p C L Lon gvvood Patrols By DONNA ESTES I d. Family Day WELCOMEIII investigate availability of shor tl y after he left the ran ks of — I I- probe Friday and reportedly the National FBI Academy in - ____. - _ a I ~:f Gebhardt. u" courthouse sources This morning, courthouse this morning. observers said, the grand Jury M e a n w h I I e, J a I I closed Its door at 9:12 a.m for Administrator George what is Proudfoottodayconfjrmedha thatwillgothroughtomorrow the $4047729 In emergency and possibly longer. restoration of the lire-scorched Sources said State Attorney Jail, aarded in contracts Abbott Herring's chief In. Saturday to Florida Casualty . __ .1 --- __ — . - . I. '1T"!_ '.. _ ... __________ _______________ I ' - ____ I.. 1 . • : 1 1 it I n.—=- _ .._ _._ ,' '-- ._-.. i" -4 ____________________ 1 ____ Z .F ~ 10 . - ~ A - - __ . T '. -. -- - - . . ____ am :1I i'' f meet ng, according to tape - _....,j i _ ____ Xvi -_ Sheriff John Polk had requested recordings of the meeting In the I in April that the County public records at the courCommission fund at the tail. th ouse. the he 1frc reniti for i.. Last week when Herald a budget for a budget overreporters listened to tape expenditure for the repairs was recordings and vi ewed minutes termed 'irresponsibil ity," of the Board of County CornIn an April 25 memo to I missloners meetings in which coutIry Commlloner., Polk the Jail repairs requested by termed th e repair work Polk were discussed, cow- "essential to e security and floridaCasualty Repair S'l today con tinued cleanup and restoration Seminole County thouse employes said FulenJail interiordamaged in fire last week that killed 11 men. (Herald Staff Photo by Bob Lloyd) wider had already listened to (Continued On Page 2-Al .L..I. Sanford Plan Ci"tes Stron Econo dicated earlier he will be Kipp, liofteter and Vargo are force was a conflict of Interest work by City Manager Warren in the economic structure of The report projects a allowed to stand, presented for adoption In submitting applications for r esiden ts of Longwood. Hamm, with Schreiner's council "Pete" Knowles and th e city's Sanford, pred i cting that bet. po pulation of 51,000 for Sanf ord "The plan should cha nge wi th Seminole County under ei ther these funds, the stepfather of Councilman position. Th e charge Hamm professional staff. ween the years 1970 and 2000, by 2000 plotting a steady the growth of the community," the Seminole County Planning How long it ta kes the City basic Jobs will rise from 3,130 to increase from 17,383 in 1970 th Last week Councilman Don Schreiner, becisme active made agai ns t the youth was e report reads. The summary Act or the rece ntly enacted Gerar d Coru'ieII ask ed Keller to In Longwood's p&Ice r eserve dismissed in city cour t. Commission to adopt the plan 4,120. Manufacturing jobs will with 28,000 residents in 1980, of the plans concludes wi th the "Little Elms" plannin ct ga . - 'I. ..-.-.-- - ,' - Hug Not Surprised ! C. ii I 14 .1 1; '4 By Resignation Bid I of vacationing Mayor Bill Grier, Hug instructed receptionists to Inform telephone callers he was on the telephone. He was not suprised by Duerr's request, backed by Councillen Sal Orlando and Charles Glascock last night, but had been expecting it for months, Hug toid colleagues, lie was keeping his own counsel today on whether he will bow to the Council's request to resign or will tight it out with the full-blown public hearing permitted by city law, Formerly the city manager of Newburgh, N. Y., Hug has been with the city little more than a year, hired for the post after the city some weeks after the City Council refused to grant him a pay raise and a contract. The parting, however, in that instance was amicable. Although City Councilmen were tight lipped today on the reasons for their action against hug, it was well known that the members have had various minor disputes with the man almost from the moment he began working fee the city. Duerr said last night Hug was not performing "effectively, efficiently or adequately." hug also was not given a contract by the city, although iContinued on Page 2-A I -. - .- _______ - ________________ Lu __ 1111 FA~ J. ' -.. . -_ .. , ,. - ' . '\ LA__'-_. '- . . fT7T ' j 1- - " -. ' " ' i 1I , -. \' , '- - - ' ' II.. I: . - AI I X. '4 -. "" , I ( . f. F . I; I . ; - . '- .__ l' .: , . 61' I #i` IV,,---.- "1_;~;W=_i1 CASSELBERRY— City resignation of the city's first Manager harry Hug, asked by manager, Ron Bergman 17 Cou ncil Chairman Edith Duerr months ago. last night to resign his $20,000 Bergman went on to the annually salaried office, manager's s pot for the San refused telephone calls today. Eernadmo Council of Goer Walking about City Hall this ne mtnst in Ca lifornia where he morning after a 10-minute Is still serving, He Is a native of conference wi th Duerr, serving Ca li fornia. , . -.----.-. - '—w----_ -. It I, : federal money for "innovative the Winter Springs police force programs." ear ly this year. lie also was LONG WOOD Public Safety Keller said five of the 15- formerly a police officer wi th Director Doug Keller's plan to mem be r reserve force are the Casselberry department. By GLENN McCASLANI) will de pe nd on how fast the top the list wi th 1,300 different 40,000 by 1990 and so forth, sentence that the report should beef up po lice patrol protection certified and f ul ly qualified. When Keller brought up his Herald Staff W ri ter city's Pla nni ng and Zoning Jo bs available w hile reta il trade To ta l num be r of employes "be used by the city In the wi thin the city by using fully. These men will ride with Idea last week, Schreiner Commission (P&Z) takes to positions is expect ed to number will also increase from 6,453 in decision-making process." qualified and certified reserve regular officers for 2t) hours placed in the record a Within 25 years, Sanford %ill review the finalized work and 625 and general services some IWO to 9,8M by 21000. Population "This is a written set of city officers w as approv ed by the monthly for an expense sta tement that he had noth ing have 4,120 basic forms of em- return with recommendations 550 positions. figur es are based on the total goals, poli ci es and methods to City Council last ni ght , allowance of $20 mon thly, he to do with Keller's idea. ployment with 9,888 employes to the five commissioners, The report shows that in 1970, number of employes, according implement the goals and Ke ller prefaced his reques t said. Schreiner asked Ke ller to agree and a population of 51,000 Knowles said policies of the city," th e there were 867 basic to the planning charts, for Council approval wi th a Ke ller add ed they will be with his statement, which residents, Th e plan also pr oj ects ry concludes. an summa Th e zoners receiv ed co pies of manufacturing Jobs In Sanford report that no f ederal money Is expected to purchase their own Ke ller did. on ( ti th e area So declares a 50-page Cornthe plan at the same time that and 653 in agriculture-related urban popula available for regular regular bl ue uniforms and wi ll Hamm became a conKnowles expects a brood e city prehensive Development Pl an the City Commission was work. By 2000 the plan refelctsa outside Sanford of 91,000 by range of questions patrolmen. ha ve all the powers of regular trorersial figure in th (rein both 2000 wi th st eady growth He said funding Es available officers, early this year when dressed as presented last wee k for study handed the completed book- drop in a gri cult ure work to 425 46,000 in 1940 and 78,000 by 1990. the Commi ssion and P&Z under the Law Enforcement The five men se lected are a re gular officer he arrested by Sanford City Commission. form study that covers all basic positions, putt fo Th e plan provides a 20-year be re any acti on I,, taken to The plan is expected to be phases of city gr owth, along farm field as the second lowest Administrative Act (LEAA) for Terry Kipp, formerly captain of and charged a you th wi th g guide for development In adopt the study. taken up for adoption by the wi th guidelines to he lp with the in basic jobs, despite a lon special ti es such as detective the reserves; Joseph hlofteter, speeding. The Sanford plan is the first development of the growth. history of f ar ming as a key Sa nford and carries the conand juvenile squads and Charles Vaigo, Ed Davis and Ex-Councilman Bill Klosky Comm ission wit hi n th e next stant w ning ar th at th la e p n municipal development insisted Hamm's being on the days and completes a year's equipment, however. He In- Dick Fiamm. The plazi charts a steady rise industry for Sanford. sho ul d not be adopted and program to be drafted and Nitet $135______ Z th Herald Staff Writer ' Every Tuesday 1 i ; - Finest" A - !~ ;U MW ~~ Reserves To Beef 1; '.l ---:-..---- - - --.- . 1~ ~1_ .. ~_;. --- I I __ , -_ . . -1 -T T 1: ;, 4 vestigator, Jack R. Fulenwider, Repair Service of Orlando, and tii,.~ 4yo , entered the grand jury room Poll Brothers Inc., of Oviedo, this morning carrying a large includes _-,_ repair and .iF floor plan of the second-floor replacement of various focid Jail facility, tape recordings pus doors in cell blocks. agriculture business In Seminole County Is alive and well. Herold color photo by Bill Vincent) - ____ i - - acting sheriff while Sheriff The grAnd jury started the John Polk has been attending repa ,, ..,_•., 1 1 _,;- 1 . " I , .- - -7 i~ _! . ' 4_4 - . vw~ -. Safety is a family affair. COLEMA N'S BA R-8-0 -" ____ J.Ii tre to the grand Jurors today Chief Deputy Duane Harrell . _________________ t I .4 •'L, -j) ___ GOVERNOR'S F LO .-A.4 la;rn - ~ -*.. -W -~.I~ 4 .-, I* alov. -~~_ I I W_ __ L-A ~ im_ . — a 'flttgators relating ti th and a file folder apparently Proud foot appeared before containing a large number of County Commissioners In ! . documents, meetings April 29, May 13 and 4111iiIIIiiiiiii~ The sources said Fulenwjder June 3 seeking approval of AA is expected to be before the Polk's request for *1,140 in Jail A K I _ grand jury most of the day repair work that Included rFlnraii ---iuuv uw MUU a m wauuu ano nu wue, icLa, IJL,JIrUL presenting findings of Herring's small food pass doors. The display part of their colorful crop at their farm on West 46 near office related to the fatal Jail commission failed to act on the Sanford. The squash, potatoes, tomatoes and cucumbers which fire and circumstances funding request and in one __________ HARVEST — — — - ••_ =_ it,ti ti I 5tOfli t uf probing h mttresa Inc t( killed 10 inmates and a Jailer heard testimony from Assistant Quantico, Va., was also ex. .. Jiajiuli jlilj Jim Jim _ .If . i-, IA = - .I -: '1--,, I~wg ' the Seminole J ' ... JJ .ii a It " T Jj,-_!i_% ___ _~ - I 1-1 I- - % llr - . the tapes, made duplicate tapes and gathered documents from the public files. .. . -1 ok WATER, -- By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ontinues C r' 4~ I 1 V 1'L BrucE LE 4apui I Probe k ~—,-~, ;kj' fi". T-T . — i 10 - As - f r - — — , . ~ 6 A. ;1i __!_1 l Have The . ~=~9;~_i, ANM.X_ - ~ -- -a -~.7&21 -- -L.-- - tzL - .. y, - . - uvujvui. .. _-_ I PJF _ problems really begin. il~ - ____ I .._ V_ - .~'~ . --!! r W_ £ A CITY ON A HILL. By LEAGUE BASEBALL It starts SUNSHINE STATE_ CBS ON THE ROAD wmi 'd O•41t1'lS4 04 George V. Higgins. Knopf. 2i6 with "The Baseball World of CHARLES KURALT This is the n._.___ . -. .. -. rugca. ai.. Joe (iaraglola," thenfol follows best of Interesting, often ows In In his three previous novels, with a nationally televised revealing, photo stories by She V. Higgins relied heavi- game. Cha rles Kuralt, network news ly on dialogue to carry the 8.9 ABC THE ROOKIES correspondent who has spent weight of his story and In 'The "Judgment" RERUN A sister the last eight years traveli ng I Friends of Eddie Coyle," ,,The and brother team, played by the country looking for the off. Life? Digger's Game" and "Cogan's Elliott Street and Stefanie beat things such as vo-vo By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Trade" this stylistic technique Powers, try to assassinate the contests, Ice-cutting forays, or largely was successful. DEAR DR. LAMB - My Judge who sent their father to the man who re-created his husband, at age 47, died from a But In his latest novel, "A jail. Failing that, they go after home town, and a farmer who City on a Hill," there is so little Terry. myocardial infarction when we built an ocean-going craft narration and so much dialogue were visiting out of town 9-9:30 CBS MAUDE RERUN without ever having seen the that once the plot thread finally Funny show overnight. He was a heavy as Maude uses ocean. is disccvered -and this takes a smoker. He seemed to feel fine all day, bit of reading it becomes — was feeling amorous at bed. extremely difficult to follow, • time, then 'went back down. especia lly ' was awakened by moans, went people uttering such sentences (J K(J i.. stairs and was coughing downstairs and found him lying as: "Do what" she said,' Vaguely I heard vomiting, ixit BERNICE BEDE OSOL went immediately back to on the sofa with fists clenched Louise said. I said: 'Nothing tight against his throat arid sleep. About two hours later ..." And it's no help at all when ___ c hest. I co uldn't arouse him, SO he f urther complicates matter, '.c. iassti For Tuesday, June 17, 1975 turned on the table lamp. He by bringing in the conwas perspiring heavily. I ran versatlons of people who, In one for a towel and Just then his case, are standing at a bar near ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll d something thoughtful "BLUE breathing ceased, Take one step to compromise for is friend today and feel it the main characters and who, Feeling no pulse or i heartbeat th those you have dealings wasn't fully appreciated. Later, WHITE DEATH" while not essential to the plot, w *10. SNOW TIME I ran upstalra and awakened have their utterances quoted at with today and you'll find you'll be repaid twofold. MATINEE 7:31 73S $S my brother and wife. It was a length. they'll take two steps in return. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 half hour wait for the amTAURUS (April 20-May 20) In any business Involvements Unlike his three previous bulance to drive the 20 miles novels which drew their vitality The profit or return you're you have today don't Jump at SUMMER SCHOOL over country roads. from their underworld settings, looking for today for your ef- the first price offered. It's My husband was on higgins's new book breaks with forts may he slow in oming. profitable to haggle a bit. STUDENT medication for high blood the Boston crime scene com• Keep plugging. ______ 4:45 TEACHERS ________________ pressure and was dissatisfied Dletelv and instead ernt'ri GEMINI (May 21-June 20 YOUR BIRTHDAY it. Others today will be very with his Job. His weight was self June 17, 1975 normal. litical world, largely as seen favorably impressed by the F; ' My thoughts during th)se through the eyes and mouth way you handle yourself in There are some quite ii. crucial moments were that he unexpected fun things in store of Hank Cavanaugh. Cay- several delicate situations, rnq CANCER (June 21-July 22) f or you this year. You'll form Green Hornet had pneumonia (PlC had had it anaugh, a one-time newsMid N,çht beforej From the labored sound The means will be available for two new, lasting friendships. Every popn.n who picked up a law PLUS of his breatt'ing, the earlier degree and then stumbled into those small creative changes to One of these rlCrsnnm you'll Fri. .Sat, Sun. ._. -- - ,IIPM ( ' I ma an f'I%H(IIIIII., .'.nd •I,,, I....,.. I_ ..t_.__. u,,u ii, -_ LIII.). politics, is a tr oubleshooter for urigritn nungs up a on around "'' sweating. hOUSe. a Massachusetts Congressman. 1 11CL1P HERE Ijust read an article, "Could am lEO (July 23-Aug. 22) lar gcly consistaof I PRIZESJ 8URpRI8l , I You Save Your husband's frenzied life he leads as he Attending a gathering this Th e Sout 's GA1.Sl I Life" In a woman's magazine. scurries about Washington, afternoon Take extra pains to I * I. I suppe I'll always wonder III New York, Boston and Chicago 100k your best. You'll want S * * a a a could have. It's my wish that trying to carry out his I * * • *$ * a $ boss or. someone there to notice you. * • 101 w a * * * I * $ more people learn the symp. ders * 1A $ * $* VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) 111 •* a * * 11 * S $* a - * tomsanc what to do, and where Some of the scenes, such as Your material prospec ts I , * * . * to get training Please keep Cavanaugh s meetings with his especially good today. For I • * * * $ * : 41, * * • urging readers to ha%e disgruntled wife and with a sonic unusual reason you may $ '0 411 4 * '0 checkups and their blood friend who has dropped out of riot be bully aware of it. He alert * 4 * * rt° . '0 VL * * " a Is pressure checked regularly. the political rat race and taken for hidden opportunity. a I in This article claimed that one up drinking inswad,are p. I.iHItA (Sept. 'p1 is & * i nmn died 10 minutes after his Iyetched, but ta ken as a whole You're at your best today where a * tti.pu. CHOICE OF lpjrl Iifl'( w ile uiu unsuccessfully to 'A City on a Hill" Just Fails to your creativity Is challenged, j11 III a a reach his doctor, What would sustain interest. Put your imagination to i Ewning ALL FOR * S JU advise in this situation" jr,ofittik use. Phil Thoinas a * DEAR IIEA[)EIt - I know it SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. flt AP Books Editor a * must have been a terrible shock The next co uple days you'll * * I. to you. Your husband had twoc'f Compiled by Publishers make real pr ogress If you keep * * , oh.. ,.IL sacua e....a...,., .,, , . . iis uuaii weuuy: what you're oing to yourseil. ' I "a th..cre• I that increase the likelihood of Fiction There will be time to talk later. * having a heart attack, cigarette "centennial," Michener ,1 * 'IAN? SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ZDec. a' 1111, LUANA BREAKFAST SPECIALS smoking and high blood "The Mois'yehangera," Hail. 21) You're very good today at n POPCORN a\ JUNGLE C pres.-cure.hlernayalsohave had ey e picking up partial ideas from /t ,) ft FROM 971 GODDESS a ** high cholesterol, It is tin001-s . "The Seven-Per-Cent Solu- others and tailo'tng them into (RATED G) it portant for people to realize titm," edited by Meyer Being Served Monday-Sun, something useful for yourself. * m that heart attacks occur In men 6 am-li am, Th " e Dreadful Lemon Sky," CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. PLUS wi th high risk factors In early MacDonisid 19) Focus your attenton . ,ee1a Of Fun,1, life. It is not a disease of old CARRY OUT ORDERS ** I 'The Promise of Joy," Drury completely at this time upon 111 age. 1111, $ NONFICTION your most ambitious aims, '0 * The c ghing ou may we have ll "The Bermuda Triangle," angle," You'll come up with an (MM I *, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * been from ttie accumulation of IlerilU with Valenftne ingenions plan to advance your Ij'_ 17 92 Sanford AcrossFrom Movieland 3229646 fluid in th e lungs that may "Here at the New Yorker," in terests. 1 t15115U11S.ui1.IRC.lp HERE " Wasilwassialissu se l happen with a heart attack. (Jill AQUARIUS tJan. 20-Feb. 19) 9ZIAM ___ Could Saved 1I . ' 8 7 A_It_~ ~ "A It . .I 1 I -__ ~ - _;Aia ..~,~ 4JI& ~_ - _33911111111111111" ,[ i 52 Roman clan lOb f IA fl — Iri ~_ -_:. -2 ,~* . -.f-.- , 7 i ~- , 1, m- I trouble, his life depends upon interruptions hamper her ef. the help of an unwilling Indian fectiveness. So she decides to BOOK REVIEW _____________________ woman. open an office. Then the 0 fl 43 Saint Greger, 20 Constellation r. _W-1-irh-.. P neI Hears Fu Ienwider RA-1% 4'--'-T--,r ' — . bsckwurd, up, down, otdUy in the pistil.. FmJ each S u S - ~_..;9. __W*`,_~-,O~r_ - - _Q_f_ -~.~ __ .-:L-~, I - 1-~:-% - ~A -1-.. -,.,% ~'. ~~ - -. - __ ~f -:_7. I -, .1 - L*.4 __ - 1~ 15 But two changes later, all Squaw" RERUN John Saxon guest-starred. within two days, it went from guest-stars as the heavy, an 9-9:30 CBS RHODA RERUN "Hit Man" to "Pressure outlaw who double-crosses his Rhodafacesanewcsjsjslnher 55 Cooker' and ba ck to "Hit partners t he n heads for the marriage-, business problems . .,..,..,. — Man." What's nms,lnu I. nil hullnndc with M,rch,l k at Tuesday ..~ _i -- _. , ~ - il Perched 19 ----- announcement. ,written and directed by women, before he testifies at a Senate INDECISION: At last report, with the expectations that men committee, but he lives. A .W.A.T." w-ill also watch. second attempt is made, which will be "Ilit Man." That's the ABOUT TONIGHT: turns the hospital into a bat. way it originally was intended. 8-9 CBS IGUNSMOKE "The deground. Robert Uggia is c 17 Diuppo' 12345 •i c i JLJ 35 Bodi of %ale reformer (toth 37 TNeefOld numorist abbreviation 40 East 41 Trpcnl palm II Compass (24) Zoom (35) PMyberry RED (44) Cot Smart MARKET BOOM: In the this indecision over a pair of reveirse psychiatry on Walter. Show EVERY TUESDAY MORNING ALL SUMMER .. - 13 German I Type of Money name DS) Uncle Huble Lives 1:00 (2, 4) Tomorrow B. Gust .. --ve, ._'i~K.1~ -~_-z~ll ---------.L-_ - -, #" .-.%I #,;~..-~ 7gu _--,---V7~ 1 — A P ii-fr r3 16 Cavity 17 Yellowish Club (44) Mod Squad (4 4) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To (9) All My Children Of Life (24) Yoga (35) 700 Club Night Gallery H ) (L$) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Enterta ir men The Fugitive 12:00 (9) News 12:30 (9) Movie c . . :. --;.~ I.. 56 Saint Ffancis IEi of IS Greed 14 / Cents v 54 Pehgious long abandoned 18 African hir Lifestyle 11 55 (6) News ______— I SEEK & FIND I 700 Club Love (44) Underdog 3 00 (2. 4) Another World (9) Passord (44) Phil Donahue (6) (0) (9) (6) Jokers Wild tci Romper Room (23) Sesame Street Martian (8) Jackpot Fortune 110 Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2, 8) High Rollers Neighborhoods (44) Fury (44) Petticoat (35) 1030 (2, 4) Wheel Of (9) Split Second (24) Mr Rogers Junction 8 15(2.4) Baseball 4 30 (13) Champion s (44) Braves Baseball Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 . Change . No. 257—Tuesday, June 17, 1975 Year, 7:00 00 (13) (24) Intercom AX X79U" IV Answer to Previous Puzzle Bonanza 1:30 (2) O000 Pyramid Almanac What's My Line (9 1 Lets Dea l Almanac 6 15 (6. 4) Sunshine EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth t A.4 ifILIt .I . . r -I - -- - III. !! I' I - Ai - - 1.4 . - f . "" ' _4 - ~ I w - A -At - I . A -t - I -1 V e -i 1 * 1 0. _ -%I - pp" '-.:' I - " ' .. . ' ' ENJOYING FUNTIME -: " 'flU. 1 -. ,, '— '' .7 k its, 11", ev %~ ;liiv ( These happy youngsters lined up early in front of the Sanford Plaza Rocking Chair Theater this morning to take In the first Summer Funtime morning at the movie,, sponsored by The Herald. Each Tuesday for the remainder of the summer youngsters will be able to attend the movies for 35 cents by clipping a e'oupou from Monday's Plaza Theatre advertisement. Without the coupon, admission price is 75 cents, Each youngstec attending also receives a giant bag of popcorn and It's free. (Herald Staff Photo By Bill Vincent — I -,. -. �- 'A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 1 -- ___ - - _____ - - -------,. -_ 7, 17 Women Beaten, Dumped From Car I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, NAT10N Detectives IN BRIEF By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Seminole Memorial Hospital, officers said, and a search was begun for a man described as Sanford police today were 1320 W. Eighth St., In which a Investigating the armed rob television set valued at $213 was Seminole and Volusla County sheriff's detectives today were trying to pinpoint the location of "a closed bar" where a woman was beaten and raped last night abou t arsof age, driving a blue car. at the Eastern Ga's Reserve Record s Subpoenaed By Congress WASHINGTON (AP) Seven major natural gas Producers have been ordered to turn over confidential records of their gas reserves to a congressional Pfl1 after thwarting efforts by the Federal Power Commission to obtain the same records. The subcommittee that subpoenaed the records Is vestigating whether the natural gas industry has been underestimating U.S. natural gas reserves in an effort to exert pressure for higher prices.. The power commission has been trying to obtain many of those records since 1970 but the companies have been successful in court actions in keeping the information - corfidential. Chairman John E. Moss, DCaII!., of .i...e. ...w,,iei4,t4.. 0 .pIe'y*e&4Meeq, the House Corn- *a .l..-a Ride Popular D(aI-a-ttide transit programs are gaining popularity with passengers across the country, but officials i areas say they can't afford to keep the door-to-door ser vices rolling. "The people using Dial-aBide apprecia te it, think it's a great idea and hope it will be continued," said Sam Jacobs, director Of the Mmeaoha, Minn., program which started Feb. 3 wi th $190,000 in federal and local subsidi es for nine months of operation. The problem is money. The program is going to cost *198,000 and is expected to bring in only $15,000 in re venues. The fare for adul ts is 35 cents, the same as regular city bus fare. "Considering the cost-revenue figures," said Jacobs, " don't foresee that Dial4-Ride, as it now exists, will be continued at the end of the nine mon ths." Damage Award Upheled F q I'I Locate To Try Rape Scene Iv ..t ,hths n1 an stf indt ant 800 W. 13th Deputies said this morning were touring southwest Volusla county In bones of locating the rRnP locationd escr dibed ibed by the WXflfl Charles St. J. Murph The Surf of Ford ft '. Deputy Robert E. Ache Eugene Fogle that two black two portable males approached him at the reported to. U_ UVII% dUUULCU pump Island. One of the men televisions, valued at $0, were knifepoint by a man in Daytona. connection with a burglary at George Whitaker, 33, Apt. 23, pulled a gun, the attendant told reported missing after a The woman, age unavailable Jim Spencer's Restaurant. S. Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, police, and said, "Give me the breakin at the John G. Tallo was later beaten and dzaped sherars detectives IA. R. C. French Ave., In which an un- on $5,000 bona on a charge of money you have. We don't want residence at 214 Oakland Ave., from a car ofJj Parker and H. E. Winger are determined amount of money trespass after warning with to kill you." Suniind Estates, Sanford. near the Sanford Airport, hea ding USemine!e portion of was taken. Intent to commit a felony. Police said the gunman took sheriff's deputies reported. She the Investigation. Booked at county Jail on Officers arrested Don Clinton $30 from the attendant's wallet At the Springwood Village, stumbled to a nearby house $*000 bond on a charge of Fuller. 40, of New Smyrna and the two men red on foot Longwood, apartment of .j where residents called the breaking and entering with Beach, at Celery and Pine toward the rear of the gasoline Robert W. Hughes, burglars &nrs Department shortly Intent to commit a felony was Avenues on a warrant charging station. made off with a $350 color after midnight. Sanford poUe detective Sgt. Michael Haynes Tennon, 19, he ontalned property by worSanford police today were telMslon, according to a report The injured woman was Ed Huges arrested a 19-year. 1821 Knox Ave., Sanford. thles, check. Bond for Fulier also Investigating a burglary at filed today by deputy Ron treated and released at old Sanford man yesterday In Sanlord police also jailed was set at the residence of Ethel Gordon, G il bert. . Big . Considers 41 u Tank Moving --id Bond Suit ByMIOC WCIGE HeraldStaffWrfter - r - /y ___ ____ ___ _____ t :.• 1 - "K . ':4-r i_ .. - _______________ fJ'i ____ ____ '4 _______ ; '. . . 1!w ' j, ______ -- ___ bd 6 ,•, .w ___ __________ ii __ _____ ____ —j--, ___ - ____________ ____________________________ E Meanwhile, Seminole paying $11,000 per month to — — delay the dosing on the chases of the two utilities; ______ ____________ •. .. ' ________ i. . ______________ _____ ___ —I------- . L '.. ' ..*,' .' tb ' With a tug boat and two 90-ton truck cranes, of course. The two tanks, 40-feet high and 46 feet In diameter, will be set out on port property to be used bySav More Oil Terminals for storing lube oil. Judge Sues IRS In Spy Case -. ...PLj .- According to SCOPA Administrative Assistant .' DennlsDolgne r,tljetankjwjfl bemovedoneatatlmebythe to Consumer. The county also ••T. im = 1. _____________________________________—.-. aanes from their position on — must pay legal costs. _______________________ STREET Fulton Street over to the H .. ctlselberr-ymedanappealon lakefror\t. Then the tanks, CLOSED To the validation, the tal cost L whichhavebeenwaterseal ed, I's . Tpj TRAffiC -' ' ;'::.' ... ;. 3 wi ll be dropped into the wa ter, couidnm taxpayers more than $17,000. where they are expected to Two 10-too truck cranes degwalk SO-too stara ge tank to Lake Monroe's edge (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) ___________________________________________________________________ floa t. A tug boat tomorrow A Supreme Court clerk said am will ;Kill Or tanks through the judges, who would review the lake, under the 14 Bridge the can Individually, could with only a 44 foot clearance, return a decision "this week, and on to the port site. next week, or it could be two The cranes, while the tanks fflotdhe." prolems some months ago with budget to be out of balance. (Continued From Page 1-A) city's first paid fire chief are floating down the lake, will an unbalanced budget, for The financial morass was wi thou t checking with the man be moved to the port where they However. McDonough said his salary was set subst WASHINGTON (AP) YtI7 the Court is aware 01 higher than Bergman-s.antially which some Council me'nbers worked out by Grier and the whether he still wanted the job. will pull the tanks back out of The Securities and Exchange directed blame, at Hug. Council eventually. After Canton declined the the water and set them in place. the COIL 10 taxpayers In Cornzission j investigating the 25 lagj defensecon. 'i Hug, li ke Bergman, Some members, Duerr Some Councilmen also job, the number two man It seems to be a simple tractors for possible improper payments at home and -_ - s and that court action is recommended the city, billed as among them, said at time the claimed embarrassment last selected by Grier, Mark A. operation that any enterprising abroad. usually PromPt, a "property tax free" corn- although Hug had been week over Hug announcing the Walker of the Titusville Fire child could accomplish, '1 0 SEC Chairman Ray Garrett Jr. has ordered the SEC's munity, levy a property tax this reminded, as one example, that appointment of Hialeah District Department was appointed. He providing be had a couple of 90division Of corporation finance to assign a "sufficient filed an appeal f year. But the City Council federal money for the police Fire Chief Earl Carlton as the is to begin work June . ton truck cranes at his disposal 23 number" of staff membera to the Investigation to assure Circuit Court Judge Voile continued its policy of keeping department had to be placed In William's Its swift completion. William's decision to validate Casselberry Seminole County's the budget not only on Income The probe was requested by Sen.William Proxmire, Dearlier in the Year. only property tax-free sldeoftheledger,butalaoasan TU bonds city previously Jury Wis., chairman Of the Senate Banking Committee, who municipality. expenditure. urtthhhIng the two " re d said the possibility exists that bribes, improper campaign Sources say the reasons for The council discover after the South Seminole systems for (Continued From Page I-A) contributions and other "irregular" payments have in.. because his circuit court rob. shower curtains and a camera. the council action was "a budget ordinance was adopted, In t he city. creased the cost to the united States of taxying majcr bery trial had just been post. The restoration of the county combina tion of things one however, that the money was operation o the jaii." weapors systems, poned, set fire to the stack of Jail Is expected to take at least Z grain of sand upon the other." included as revenue but not as Casselberry approached Proudfoot told cornmattresses outside his cell. three weeks, and possibly more 4 e major dispute involved an expenditure, causing CosmtyCommlssjonwjtha missloners that some Of time. p t deal which would benefit food pass doors had been torn County Commissioners, in Meanwhile, county prisoners Ox city In water and sewage off by prisoners within the last Saturday's meeting, also ap- are be ing booked in the WASHINGTON (AP) Settlement of a 15-year-old matters, but county cornsix months and other-s, in use 14 proved $5,913.75 for downsta irs area of the Jail and legal dispu te about payme t for cigars lrnpcs-ted into the missloners called the deal years, had "just fallen off." replacement of damaged jail then housed at the Sanford City U.S. from nationalized Cuban factories will have to wait "blackmail" and have taken no contents Including 125 new Police holding faculty at Ninth until more arguments art presented to the Supreme action on the offer. fi ls th th cotton mat tr esses, 125 cotton Stretit and French Avenue un til Of cia say at e dense, Coum acrid the covers, smoke that filled jail sheets, blankets, they can be transferred to jails Justices called for reargument in the case Monday. 11 i The county, meanwhile, has andkilled the 11 men lr.ated towels, trousers, shirts, shoes, In Orange and Lak! Counties, court said It would hear the arguments during its 197S-76 approached the city for a WASHINGTON Rep. "By defeating the temporary from a stack of 25 plastic. meeting to handle the cast' out Richard Kelly (R-Florida) debt ceiling, Congress has, In covered polyethelene foam The case arises from the nationalization of five cigirof court, but no meeting was S attacked members of the House effect, taken away the money it m.ttreases stored in a "bay" making companies by the Cuban governmen! In 1960. l ever set and now the cam. is in Monday for defending a bill that originally appropriated for its tidjacent to two hospital cells Arguments were heard on the case in December. the high Florida court where 16-year-old Ray McCall would have increased the owit programs. and 21-year-old Patrick A. Sims temporary national debt ceeiling. being house. McCall died "But long," Kelly The bill which would ha ve predicted. "The American in the fire; Sims was treated at raised the temporary ceiling public In the days to come is a hospital. LAKE MARY Mayor volunteer firefighters and the from $131 billion $216 going to see Congress gallop Walter Sorenson has called a County Fire Department. was defeattd by the House 175. back the other way. The Officials said the food pass special meeting of the City The volunteer department . I '! 225. Democratically-controlled doors on the tiospltalceildoot-s Councilfor7:30p.rn. tomorrow to billion Pcvioully turned down a mutual Kelly, who has fought to Congress is going to reverse were among those thai needed to complete ltemr not acted aid agreement with the county, itself either on the debt ceiling repair or replacement for lower the national debt voted upon at last week's meeting. LONG WOOD — Mayor — Reqe.sted City Attorney insisting the county had nothing The Council took no action to or its big spending philosophy," Security reasons. Investigators The remaining items to be to offer the city. James H. Lormann told the City Ned Julian Jr., to attend the arrange for payment of costs of againstu bin. "ii say they believe McCall, U)$t was for real it would have been Kelly said. considered Include a letter from Council last night he has June 25th meeting of the zcndng installing the street lights. Although the Loch Arbor area evidence that Congress has Fire Chief Chuck Smith on is not within the Lake Mary requested In Its name traffic Commission, on the dvls'ry Heard a 'ort from Mayor jp,ny that its crazy street opening and a letter from de signal survey for the in- board's invita tion. Lmaim lbs he pa rtment's territory, it Is in. spending is the cause t he Board of County Corn- reported of trsed ion ofSR4n and Church Accepted Columbus tht Department of TranChief Smith has in. uu Mat 1 3 r000ing everyone missioner on the paving of formally Street, noting the area has been Harbor Subdivision for sporta tion to have added instructed city fixed Income, everyone Country Club and Lake Mary firemen to respond the site of seven accidents maintenance, subject to 434 exits on 1.4 signs reading to flr&calls with an Insurance policy, Boulevard. during the developer C A. Hobbs Ill "Historical Longwood." there because of all the help the everyone with a savings ac. Sorenson said a workshop gave in the aubmitting an approved Lcrnnazm also reported het count, The Aviation Committee of asked to sponsor a Bicentennial session will follow with the Some 01 the accidents have ne with a and everyo enan" and In pest. owirs 01 iiial properties In 1p the Greater saii Chamber project on the airport, featuring topics of discussion Involved Injuries, Lormnann by the city 01 being a letter from the the City want their IaMi jr- pension," Kelly 1i "".' 64 uy-in,to a static retirement policies and urn, a Pumuse state Department ci Pollotion eluded within the historic "But, this is all Just a ploy by today ft-cnn Airport Authority display 01 antique aircraft and public watts Control (DPC) that eight Items pg j district the big spenders in Congress to Chairman Dr. Robert M. experimental and restored hospitalization Insurance for city employes. lacking at the sewer them submit their requests to try to embarrass the president. Fisher was asked to speed up itosemond on the progress of military planes. The event At8p.in. Thursday at the city "The president requested a airport improvements and would be a community the clearing of palm trees from package plant have been the zoning board. temporary debt Increase to viewed the model of a color celebration open to the Central fire hall, City Council members Tur'ned Over to Jti and Sorenson have been Invited re si Hob bs turned over to the city petition for annexation of a finance r.ew spending programs War n Street exten on, brochure being prepared by Florida pubIf?, and aviation to a fire department mting of SR 434, for a parking lot for a cashiers check for SM to parcel with business district passed by Congress. committee chairman Glen enthusiasts from around the with County Commission cover costa of street and toning , traffic "fly (the Congress) are Pennywitt. the business people affected by ubutting Powell Street, slate. Chairman SW Vihlen Jr. and signs in the subdivision. He said trying to make it appear the adjacent to Rolling Hills. the no parting sir' The group also called for County Fire Protection he would have delivered to the Julian was asked to deter. president is responsible for big In further action connmlttae action on directional signs that Administrator Gary Kaiser. city 39 sign poka, street lights mine, under the new laws, the spending when the spenders in member Bob Crumley would better identify the In other business, the and fixtures for the develop. irocedur-jic for the city 10 xuu Congress themselves are Discussion there is to center the suggested that Sanford but'"oftheairportandon a proposed Ccw'idil: mutual &id meat. ti*et. responsIble," Kelly said. Rotary i sii dubs be facilities, agreement between the city's WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has let standalowerco'sawardofdamagestoaTampaman who was refused a job in a slate Institution In Georgia because he is married to a whi te 'ot'i'i TheUS.drcojtciNew Orle had njedthat Andrew &Faraca was enutledto damages for "racfany diulnatory" actions, The award was appealed by the state of Georgia on behalf of Dr. James D. Qernents, director of the Georgia Mental Retardation Center. Faraca was awarded a $7,188 damage judgment against Clements. State attorneys contended that Clements had made a good-faith decision based on his concern for his official duties and was not responsible for failing to accurately predict the future drift of constitutional law. . '" Vc - tI• •F -' . ___ -. _______ - .' . -. . ___ _____ '--•" Hug Not Surprised By Request SEC Probes Arms Firms ___ - Panel Hears Fulenwider - Cigar Dispute Continued 1 oin Kelly Raps House - On Debt Ce l ing - Lake Mary Counci Church— SR 427 I ntersection c Sets Special Meet (AP)—Jewel Jack 4 iurpn uie Surtof Murphythef-Playboy has been dealt another legal blow in the U.S. Supreme Court's refusal to overturn his 1968 robbery and assault conviction. 'the ruling came In Washington Monday on Murphy's appeal of a conviction for robbing the home of Miami Beach socialite Olive Woflord. The appeal was based on the contention that Murphy's imprisonment in that case was illegal because the court had denied a change of venue. The appeal said the court had not dismissed Jurors who knew that Murphy was a convicted felon. Murphy is now serving two life terms at a Florida prison for the 1967 "Whiskey Creek" slayings of two secretaries. Murphy, 38, who at times worked as a beachboy, a uilUIlanu1iii a vioiiniit, aiso was convicted for stealing the Star of India sapphire from New York's Museum of Natural hiist'ry in 191 Allen Kuhn, who also was convicted in the theft, later wrote a book of the incident. It became the theme of the recent movie "Murph The Surf.' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ( All) — Coy. Reubin Askew has signed into law a bill raising maximum weekly unemployment benefits from $74 to $82 for persons who lose their Jobs after July 1. Before signing the bill into law Monday, the governor announced eight vetoes. lie vetoed four liquor bills and four bills that would have granted $7.4 million In sales tax exemptions on purchase Of industrial pollution control equipment, diesel fuel by commercial fishermen and cars and yachts taken out of the state. The state's revenue sagged again in May, indicating that income next year may be an additional $20 million below expectations, Askew said In explaining his vetoes of the sales tax bills. The increased unemployment compensation benefits will not apply to 378,000 currently jobless Floridians, state officials said. Under the law, an unemployed person will be able to draw one-half of his weekly salary up to the maximum $82. Askew had sought a boost to $90. The big move, handled by Southeastern Petroleum Maintenance Inc., of Jacksonville, will be performed today and tomorrow weather . . It's a basic problem. how do you move two 50-ton, 515,000 gallon tanks from the bank on Lake Monroe, float them down the river a nd set them out on the bank at the Seminole ('unty Port Authority (SCOPA). /41, Bid To Quash Conviction Unemployment Hike Signed Is Begun ___ / . , i' - ' 1' ____ The motion, failed by Attorney John McDonough re presenting Seminole County, was submitted to the five. member court was reached. A clerk of the Su preme Court said each of the (IV JUCiges will review the case before handing down a decision. . / __]I The Florida Supreme Court yesterday began considera tion cia motion by Seminole County to strike the City of t1beiiy's appeal blocking a $2.4 million bond va lidation for the purchase Of Indian Hills and Consumer Utilities. -1-71 Loses MIAMI . Hig h C Tabled Once Again •.fr.r fl3•. Casselberry told partolman that detectives IN BRIEF Oil Co. station, MIAMI (AP) — A circuit Judge who was a target in an Internal Revenue Service probe into sexual and drinking habits of public officials has filed suit against six federal officers, including the U.S. attorney general. Judge Rhea Grossman of Dade County, citing IRS Operation Leprechaun, asked in the suit filed Monday In U.S. District Court that federal agencies be enjoined from any further investigations of her. She also asked that she be given all reports gathered on her during the four-year spy operation and that all copies be destroyed. The suit does not seek monetary damages. Mrs. Grossman was among about 30 Dade County officials, including federal Judges and a former Florida Supreme Court justice, who were targets of Operation Leprechaun. Man Kills Woman, Self MERRITT ISLAND (AP) A man stopped his car for a traffic light at a busy intersection, then killed his female companion and shot himself to death, sheriff's deputies say. The officers said the victims of the Monday Incident were William Douglas Reid Jr., 41, of Rockledge, a pilot for Eastern Airlines, and Gwendolyn Merritt, 32, of Merritt Island. Seconds alter the two shots startled nearby motorists, Reid's car rolled through the intersection and Into a men's wear store, officers said. - - Airport I mp rove m e n ts - ______ - _________________ ' I -- - ________ ____ C - _ ________ - Detailed To Committee Counting last night's KARUS s", I meeting, he i.ake hum ______________________ resldent. have appeared en "VI rfltLz at ii City (OurrC'i! pi'lihc I VL ) ~A ,T tp -;9, 4 - ~ W / ,, bearing, a city council meeting Officers for the B. Duke Woody Branch 147, Fleet Reserve OFFICERS and a zoning commission public Association, for the coming year stand ready to take command. INSTALLED hearing to protest the rezoning . They are,from left, JocConnolly, secretary.treasurer; Jack Hay, Protesters notwithstanding, second flee president; Al Miller, president, and Al Feller, first Where Quality Sells & Service Tells the council last week voted 3.2 vice president, and installing officer, — Council Chairman J.R. 104 E. Commercial Dia1322-5762 Grant, Councilmen H.A. Scott __________________ and Gerard Connell in favor and Council members June Lormann and Don Schreiner opposed — to prepare the ap l necessary ordinance. The Lake Ruth property owners have not gone the i i " e b petition route as yet. The city's I By JANE CAS.SELBEtRY Brock told the Council it funding of the community zoning ordinance states that if I Herald Staff Writer would not have changed zoning building and park improvement 20 per cent of the adjacent I A d back to previous classification project sponsored by the Winter property owners sign petitions WINTER SPRINGS — The without passing an ordinance as Springs Bicentennial Corn- protesting the rezoning, a four. 998-unit Crooked Creek PUD it did not automatically revert mittee, provided the project fifths positive vote (four of the Looks Sel ler and five council members) is project may be dead, but it to the previous zoning. He was receives approval and fund i s certainly is not buried, heard to say, "I stand at the state level. A resolution required to change the zoning. A spokesman for the . .. It surfaced again at last corrected," however, alter Van will be prepared to the effect homeowners asked before night's City Council session Eepoel pointed out that the city that the city does supports - public hearing last night on the when attorney Mack Cleveland, does not zone by ordinance project. t••k federal revenue sharing representing developer adding that it requires a notice A City Building Inspector Ray alloca tio ns if council would act Western Land Planning Co. was of public hearing. r , d Bradshaw was designated by on the Widdis rezoning and City —t . on the agenda for the second Councilman Donal Council to administer the Attorney Ned Julian Jr. said he week In a row. Browning said, "it is my un- the — Cleveland suggested the derstanding in reading the new ordinance regulating had the appropriate ordinance streets and sidewalks. Daniels prepared. — Council should correct the charter if no construction is it had been expected first minutes of the April 28 meeting started, zoning reverts back to said "Bradshaw is the most qualified and "not overreading of the zoning ordinance as it was his understanding the previous zoning." Councilman I 1 burdened with work" and that would take place and a new Council did not Intend to change John Daniels, saying, "Last the PUD zoning for the Crooked week I said I believe PUD building fees "would not pay his public hearing scheduled for Is auto mileage much less his next month. -; a Creek site, but to deny the zoning has expired and that salary.of Schreiner made the tabling extension for only the PUD the Issue at hand," added "I —I motion last night which passed plan. move we ratify the original Daniels joined Finance The plan was approved by a Intent to deny the zoning ex- Commissioner Ernest Hendrix unanimousl y among the four previous council and a city tension." However, the motion In expressing concern over the members present. Councilman Gerard Connell, ordinance requires beginning of was tabled until next week city's cash flow. "We're hurting construction within six months. when Browning made a second for certain and we'd better be who voted for the rezoning last Although the PUD zoning still attempt to get the wording concerned how we're going to week, was out of town on stands In the opinion of City changed. pay bi lls September through business last night. J.302 He indicated last week he Attorney Newman Brock, some On the request of Carl Mit- December (when tax receipts Beautifully styled with General Electric's new up. Council members disagree with chell, permission was given for begin to come In from the would vote against the rezoning proposal, however, alter Grant swept cooktop that's so easy to keep clean! Ill-speed Brock and his interpretation of a bazaar to be sponsored by city county)," he warned, motion to the notify Calrod' surface units with accurate pushbutton the city ordinance, as well as organizations on July 12 on SR Building permits had tieen refused his of the 200 feet wide strip controls assure fast, even heat. Large family-size Cleveland. 434. Among the groups planning projected at $18,000 but to date owner fines and separating the Widdis tract oven features non-tilt shelf and oven door that's City Councilwoman Irene to participate are Sky King are $1,991 and In from the housing development removable for easier oven cleaning. Van Eepoel told Cleveland the Youth Ranch, Veterans of forfeitures projected at $2Q the strip would remain minutes of the meeting have Foreign Wars Post and thent have been only $9,1. Electrical Wiring Specialists.HoJob Too LaruOr TooSmigi. been approved and council can Auxiliary, the Garden Club, "Every pay period the city residential. The council in one of Its not go back and vote to change Volunteer Fire Department and clerk goes down and converts a sessions of the year, them speculating on what they the Jaycees. CD (certificate of deposit) to briefest also did not bring up for action think was the true intent of a The Council passed a motion make the payroll," he said, explained, an Ordinance to increase the councilman at that time. (One by Daniels approving the Browning eflMofl.thruFrj.5a.m..5pm_CsedQflSat sewer rates and connection fees 2S22 PARK member — Frank Durrance — tentative allocation of up to "Cashing CD's Is not unplanned DIAL 322.1S2 I has since been replaced on the $19,875 from the building fund as when tax receipts came In Council following his account to match State the first of the year they were resignation) Bicentennial Commission placed In CD's until needed." ' &G~'E: N ~C;'~ _ Crooked Creek Zoning Is Debated By Counc l nt Ci cit O ven, With l mova ie P or-,1 n Tilt Shelf ~ 'G* - * CLEANS 1 E SIER' ;[ $254 Sanford Electric Co. __ Boyd Nixes Vacation _ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Supreme Court Justice Joseph Boyd says he's not going to take the early vacation recommended by psychologists. But he says he's already following their advice and relaxing more. In a report to the Judicial Qualifications Commission, psychologists Dr. E.A. McMahon and Dr. Paul Satz said they ound Boyd mentally fit to carry out his duties on the court. But they recommeided an immediate vacation, saying they were concerned that Boyd was so conscientious that he would take on too much work to try to prove to himself the investigation has ended. Boyd said he would not take on more work than that routinely assigned him and would wait until the regular court vacation time in August to take time off. 29 If you already have insulation, is it 6" or more? Cheat Hearings To Be Secret 3 0 President Ford is sponsoring a bill which would UN T. U1 MD Cn . * 1 Is your home presently insulated? — The Answer to these questions is quite simple. Insulation saves YOU the homeowner a great deal of money on your utility bills and conserves energy for all of us. You'll be surprised at how little it costs & how much you'll save! - - Re "Mac" says ... No Brag-Just Fact.. Are you considering attic fans or wind driven turbine fans? ffiat MIXON AUTO V L? I 9) CJ PARTS 222 Magnolia Ave. 1 Sanford CALL US BEFORE YOU DECIDE: 11 We will be happy to send a trained specialist to your home who will show you how you can cut your utility bills both efficiently and economically. — - - 322-0808 — 323-6404 Quality Fiberglas & Insulation, Inc. carries our... Air Conditioning Parts ...%, , __7 Tools Fan Clutches Fan Blades £ pass on to homeowners a direct tax credit when they insulate or re-insulate their homes. Why? The student honor court at the University of Florida has as much reason for keeping Its sources secret as a newspaper does, the First District Court of Appeals says. In an opinion Monday, the court overturned a preliminary injunction issued Feb. 7 by Circuit Judge R.A. Green Jr. which made hearings Involving a cheating scandal public under Florida's government-in-thesunshine law. GAINESVILlE, Eta. (AP) - on a of the Skylark package sewer protection (extension of water plant and adoption of franchise li nes) and $5,062 for street fees to be levied against the paving from anticipated new LONG WOOD Action on the owners of privately-owned and federal revenue sharing money. The council also Instructed requested rezoning of the Betty ope rated sewer systems in the Widdis property, east of SR 427, city — Longwood Utilities Inc. that $10, in federal revenue Shar ing funds on ha nd be paid fr om resi dential to indus trial and Sanlando Utilities Inc. and business district was tabled In other business, the Council on a ComBank Cassel berry again by the City Council la., alter a public hearing at which $37,000 loan to purchase the nigh t until ne xt week, no comment was made by turck. In governing body is expected Nearly 20 residents from the Citizens, all ocated $16,000 to nearby Lake Ruth subdivision public safety (10,000 payment to refinance the bank loan, left the meeting grumbling on the year old fire pumper which should have a balance of about the non-action, an. truck and $8,000 for a new police 117,000 when the Oct. 2 due date nouncing, however, they will car); $20,000 for environmental rolls around. return to their fourth city meeting on the proposed rezontr,g next week. By DONNA ESTF..S Herald Staff Writer - To Get Traffic Light Stud Tuesday, June 17, 1115--IA Widdis Rezone Bid FLORIDA mJ. vestigations said e expects to receive all Of the data by July22. B t the counsel of the subcommittee says the gas nso'nJt cr L cwi Ir b1 th hxr,.s When Uie pane l cpeied bear ingi i.aM vee, it received a Federal de Commission staff report showthg that in one sampling, reserves reported by the Industry's American Gas Association were 24 per cent 1 than what individual company records Showed. The FTC report recommended action against these f irms and AGA, concluding t they were "co certedly maintaining a deficient natural gas reserve reporting program" to influence prices. Dial A - PIRG I' © - - - "- --- =- "- '- - - Southern Bell CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES A 1J 305-8317666 ij Serving Central Florida For Over 10 Years __ Ni jjjj �- T: - ____/ -- ~, : Evening Hendd : Recently we devoted a few sentences in this 300 N. FRENCh! AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-3fl-26i1 or 831-9993 Tuesday, June 17, 1975-4A Around %AYNE I). [XJYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKE V, Advertising Director 9 -4016. Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Mon th , $2.40; 6 Mon ths, 11420; Year, $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home de li very. All other mail: Month, 12.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 th $32.40. Mon 1 ______ ' e s, Files Threaten Personal Privacy 'I The Clock Science fiction writers have spun tales about a future in which computers take control of the world. That's not Quite what is happening in th e publicizing the event. Well , th e bl urb didn't go unnoticed as John Fehr of the Fleet Reserve, Sanford, ventured into The Herald office th e oth er day and gave us a bit of background on how the reun ion idea became reali ty about five years ago and just what's plann ed for th is Saturday. This year's will he th e sixth annual reunion of persons who were once attac hed to the Naval Air Station here and should be attended by about 700-800 people. (Over 600 were on hand last year,) A full day's activities are sla ted for Saturday, beginning at 10a.m. at the Lake Golden picnic area. Included in the festivities will be swimming, games, rides for the youngsters, dancing, entertainment by the Moose Lodge tap dancers and a country ballad band, and plenty of good chow in th e form of fried chicken, fried fist and hush puppies. The Naval Air Station was once th e home base for heavy atta ck squadrons with vigilante and reconnaissance-type aircraft. A few years ago, former Chief Petty Officer data banks by the federal government, but we detect at least a drift in that direction. I . Computers do not have to think for us in order and child in America and to sew it out command. We suspect that it is because th is . tfrir,t1 UI 1115 ,,1 "" e:..:... Endangered :t ieving inf ormation IS The news from the Interior Department is, q . The e era ureau o In. well, glum. Awful. One can become callous to estigation can see greater efficiency in law en- government bulletins concerning war, forcement if there were a centralized Washington pestilence, even famine the world is, as we've data bank containing the criminal history of come to know, indecent. But the spirit sinks like everyone who has had a run-in with the law a stone in an oily pond to learn that, butterflies have become the first insect to be placed on the anywhere in America. The Department of Agriculture could eliminate a lot of paperwork by threatened species list. Cockroaches, fine. Mosquitoes, okay. 3ej. putting its files on individual farmers including bugs, spiders or tics. But butterflies? It's too information on their income and financial position ,. much. True, Interior reports that as of now only gathered in connection .•.,, crop and commodity two species are threatened, and they limited to ic h ."- '.• • is desirable, that some people in government are finding reasons to create huge federalized data ba n ks. . That computers can increase efficiency in I 1 *o - -ri .-%, / - I IN I I .", - ~- - A the Florida Keys: the Schaus and Bahamanian It would be easier to buy the argument that swallowtails. But 41 other types are also under efficiency dictates these steps if there had been a study as to num bers and may very well be added visible impact on the size of government payrolls later. For anyone who has laid In a meadow and f p,. •k, .... - . ,. ..u,..., IIIUIiO I.4I .,.n. ... at.._...... :. U I1UJZ UIV IJUWCL5, II 13 use of computers and aata processing systems already in the hands of public a dark moment for man. I know there are those of you who will agencies. The real issue, however, is more basic. It starts wi th the question of whether it is really disagree. Recalling the ravages In your cabbage patch, you may praise the passing of the butnecessary for the government to demand as much terfly as also the end of the caterpillar. And nersonal information about us ac it tin Anti if u .j ti,.i.. IUJ UIIJVII IMI U 1PJ&.1I IIJII 11107 IMJ are going to submit i those interrogations that that the moth too, a damn thing admittedly, will take place every time we fill out a government likewise soon suffer the fate of the swallowtails. As for me, though, I'm struck by the prospect form, are government agencies justified in keeping - • this information in electronic banks where it is as of any loss at all of the family lepidoptera. Noble easy to use it for questionable purposes as for any legitimate purpose? The threat to individual privacy is so obvious th at any federal agency th at wan ts to create a nationwide data bank will have a hard time C -I .! In ..I I .. ' . cotse of gathering the news has increased markedly in recent years. Between January and April of this year alone, courts around the country Issued no less than 5 subpoenas against newspeople. Reporters have been jailed. Just as serious, "gag orders" to prevent the reporting of court proceedings even those open to the public ha ve risen from only two in 1966 to at least in 1974. Legal costs and trial expenses are auth that A ,1A'7 ', . . / IRip i 01) - '-.ibI . 11%. . , I .1 -'-, . / .. -. , the rnere threat of court action can act as a 0 o I .: i . o, restraint on the practical freedom of the press, " says the Re porters Committee on Freedom of the Press, an organization of working Journalists In print and broadcasting founded in 1970. While many public-spirited attorneys have donated their services to defend newspeople, the rising number of cases has made a fund campaign Thus the committee has launched a two-year drive to setup a "First Amendment Research and Defense Fund" to help pay the costs of legal j, research and defense services for the working press of all media. - (37piA— - - - Monument Letter To The Ed*t In accepting the chairmanship of the cam- ; Editor, The Herald: and urged the Palestine guerriU movement to form a provisional government so the U.S. government could deal with it. be numerous victed criminal. No things, I recall a personal incident I him for his show, of numerous rules and regulations. Then a most exceptional thing occurred. As I The people have to realize that if they want handed the man a small denomination not!, he good law enforcement, they have to pay for it, 114 Grove Lane Sanford, Florida 37771 ' he claims. The present fteat, he says, is a "quieter, subtler and certainly more pernicious one" than the clumsy but well-publicized attacks on u press by high government officials in the recent past. 1972 that the First Amendment does not grant newsmen the general right to withhold in. formation from grand juries, even LI obtained 4' Prescribed by a physician, On mut be bought by the prevailing prices the more reason to lower the prices if - n possible. 0: - Would you - . -.-- --- . — - - •. ,: A ' .. . - . __-.----__ . . 41 -. ' ,- -: —, •- ... - -\ 4 • . . - e. - U. -.. .----- - —Phillip Wayne Hamlin, 18 of 32 Prince ton Si, Sanford, Jean Kiley, of 3114 Rudder July 21 on a charge of at- ,I rin g T' B 44''I 'fl Seminole County School The board Is also expected to Board will consider another list take up the matter of a new of teacher reappointments at a Insurance contract for property special meeting tonight In the and liability coverage, board's conference room at 202 Commercial Street. Last week the board Osuve,u j ci contract with the McKlbbin agency otSanford. The contract expires June 30. n-i time to consider nominees been elected chairman of Seminole County Democratic before voting. ExecutiveCommittee. Cable was tappedto fill the But the committee's majority unexpired term of Larry Sin- decided to go ahead and elect clair, who resigned. the new chairman for fear they The election of Cable came would be unable to secure a after a long discussion among quorum at remaining meetings committee members. some of during the summer. middle school at Rock Lake Affect Semino e 4_• ruled 8-0 that the legal profession Is subject to the Sherman Antitrust Act and that A U.S. Supreme Court ruling minimum fee scheduling set by ByMICKLOCHRIDGE Herald Stall Writer '__I 1 . LLA ;. - - % ,~ .. .- .. Wf'7'i . 0 Under 25 - SR-22's Cancelled - Rejected E.Z. Payments • Quotes I / - 2417 S. French Ave. SSI Sanford, Fla. 32771 ' 107N YJ"U INSURANCE AGENCY - Offers Gifts - 1L_. JL —— — -- GRAND OPENING DAYS The Sanford Re ta il Farmers Market will Introduce an old Louisiana custom Thusday when it gives away small gifts to customers. The custom, called Lagniappe from the French word for gift, is sometimes practiced in geeral stores. At the market, customers will receive an extra item or two of wha t they are buying, according to Market Manager Ray Marsh. 01 9J 2 mi*] S MARKET 10M 1 - - ' - Ws1100 LykI'1. 1A 59 Cartslèd, 3 t6 Censwd Ham 1144n4. ('i t avy I G.$ I Fr 'S - tIc P ut * Ot.dCI'ck ' Ia.c In, 11 49 on Pr,m,,, made 01 PREMISES, Pwo Pob hula., Sa.i.uW lb. %I+2 C1u:k.n.3I.3'tb1, loonvtood II St. All Most Franks ,-" - -.j -- Ivy I. Gil 1 p11 PlckI.Mai Irsi? PC Compidi Uso of Primo Veal I. Umb Lii $avs.aso Mado on KuIi.f Franks A Knocbwsl Freszoc Orion—Ow Spoclally? On W. Hwy. 434 of Ihi of W UI, Sanfli-, Rd. (ACROSS THE STREET FROM FOREST CITY PLAZA) 5434313 FOREST CITY -- _ - - — -- i n - L • L ;T.1 L l XHi1I1. p.m., Stepping Stones Center, because the county has no client, is c across from Sunland Estates on minimum fee schedule, the oncerned it is much to use a minimum fee fairer not p.m. at stepping Stones Center 17.92. president of the Seminole schedule," Moncrief sa4. He across from Sunland Estates on County Bar Association JUNE 29 said said the Florida Bar eliminated 17-92. Fr. Lyons Council K of C, President Kirby Moncr lef the fee system more than five corporate communion at • JiJ 19 years ago. said the county Of NaUvity Church, Lake Mary, Its fee schedule Seminole Chapter 2, Order 10 years ago. ; "Maybe Florida is a little bit Eastern Star, 8 p.m., Masonic followed by breakfast at The county had, however, used ahead of the Supreme Court," clubhouse. i Temple. a minimum s)stem since 1959 he said. when the system as adopted. JUNE 21 Jul y 2 Moncriel said it hasn't been Young lawyers, attempting to Seminole Singles, 7:30 p.m., Rummage Sale sponsored by 1965. attract clients, oppose the Seminole County llumane Stepping Stones Center, across used since ~ The Supreme Court yesterminimum fee schedules In 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., old from Sunland Estates on 17-92. Society, struck down On lawyers efforts to help the lawyers build shield against price corn- their own firms. JULY 14 day Child Evangelism Fellowship petition. The decision opens the Sanford Naval Air Station Court "The Supreme 4-12, Lake door In more than 20 states for ages reunion, Lake Golden picnic day camp to p.m. which have minimum fees for basically restated what the Jessup Park, 10 am. area, 10 a.m. to 10 P.M. June 18 m l l r , "~:% "~ ,,,,, IN PRESTiGE FREE PRESTIGE CARDS— I " Identifies you for cashing checks and other transactions, at all First Federal of Seminole offices up to the clear balance of your Seminole Savers Aount. $300.00 minimum balance. DM'L'*-CO'*T 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 cold bullion. Insured through Aetna Life and Casualty Company. Additional insurance is available at your request, — American Bar Association and FREE DIAL-A-COUNT— A regular savings account. Its 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 5'.-% interest dayin to day-out on funds that would otherwise be idle. Phone 323-1060 Child Evangelism office Mcm- FREE STATEMENTS— Shows complete transactions itemizing deposits, withdrawals, transfers, pre-authorized loan payments and interest earned. Statements are mailed at the end of uach quarter. No service charge. FREE DIRECT DEPOSIT MCK OF GOVERNMENT OR PAYROLL CHECKS— CONVENIENTLY deposited to your savirgs account at First Federal of Seminole. No longer worry about theft or forgery of your checks. Never lose or misplace your check. It's PROFITABLE., Earn Top Interest. It's SAFE in your savings account. Member FSLIC. . -. $ FIRST _~ FEDERA __________ _____ :• U1 : a--i $EMINOLE*'\TA . _f'%_. t.. Ole l WEATHER ~ ___ SW40 SANEC&D Of liCE 4I —..vJ FREE STATE-WIDE, NATION-WIDE EMERGENCY CASH— Cash a check or make a cash withdrawal up to $200 per week from your Seminole Savers Account at all participating associations in the U. S. FREE TRAVELERS CHECKS No Service Charge to all Seminole Savers ACCount holders. FREE EXCLUSIVE U. S. ZIP SERVICE — ERVICE— The fastest, most convenient method to find The needed zip codes. ___ =_ — I..MON1YOP1xR'°t ct '1 ...,...... PA . -- : ;t-ri . . • . • . . . FREE MONEY ORDERS— No Service Charge to all Seminole Savers Account holders. N. F SEMIN LE OVIIDO Off ICE WINTER P45K OffICE 1ONCW000 OEIKI OL$.NCE CITE OffiCE CINTUR PlAZA 1150 tee Rad Stale Roid 414 .it U S 17.92 555 Intrtp.ne Ro.t1 1674 S Semusjn 312W. fui Slfr,l th,t'tio Shopptn* Ceniev __ - 1e4 IA 1 rP In an opinion by Chief Justice lawyers everywhere have Warren E. Burger, the Court always known. In general, the day-Wednesday to register. Court has said that the legal pr ofession has the overriding responsibility to serve the public," said Jerns D. Fellers, president of the American Bar. __________________________________________________________________________ Werner G. Ernst, JacksonSanford : JUNE 16,1975 vile Lula Alkens ADMISSIONS 10 Marvin Bland Ann M. Marcum, Lake Mary San ford: WIlliam J. Hennemnan, Winter Herbert Byrd Lizzie Ann Alexander Joyce Douglas Springs Cindy Bradley (Cancer DISCHARGES Unda G. Dunty Anthony Green 011ie Mae E1113 1 and a Check 1 Renee L. Hughes John W. Knack Sr., Deltona — Laura Lavery, Deltona Letha R. Jacobson Ole J. Olson, Deltona AMERICAN - I Clory McGriff _____________________ Eleanor Benedict, Forest Lois B. Metta CANCER Hill.'. -, Arthur A. Richter SOCIETY Yesterday's high 97. OverSue Eardley, Longwood Jason Templeton night low 65. Rainfall was .07 Mrs. James (Irma) Medina & Mary Thornton inches. Serita Tindall Partly cloudy through baby Lavather K. Whitby ___________________________ tomorrow with a chance of "-'-' Wilchar ______________ Paul E. Elsea, Casselberry dershowers, Highs in the lows Kevin Ilalken, Deflary Lossa In the low 7(. to mid Personal Calculators Philip B. Korat, DeBary mostly variable Winds nd Deltona erson, Edward J. A no longer luxury items southeast 10 m or less except Nick Brandohno, Deltons locally strong and gusty near it Rebecca Connors, Deltena . Rain showers. thunder AL W*VN orjy s Anna Gililgan, Deltona probabIlity 20 to 30 per cent abttscts. miphss, 4•$ May Harrigan, Deltona UMS gi bmwy. Easy-tothrough O(Z1O(TOW raid display Irene C. Honoid, Deltona Extended Forecast gal. John W. Knack Sr., Deltona Fair to partly cloudy. Widely ems 88 - William C. Lordan, Deltona scattered mainly afternoon and Marguerite Miller. Deltona b1L b"T evening thundershowers. Lows Raymond Moths, Deltona Highs from the upper In the?. 80s to the mid 90s. NS 600 , 1 n...,,s t Daytona Beach ti des: highs Al ' p.m.; lows 9:50 843-7700 __________________ 3:38 a.m., 4:20 11geage am., 10:37 p.m. Port it1 hS&IAd It cbinson-Downto*fl Orlando Canaveral: highs 3:20 a.m., It __________________________ __________________ p.m. & Judge J, )hnson said the court Fee R ule V . C WINN-DIXIE ___________________ L.._ 1 - —•- The meeting is scheduled for rrn*c 730 following a 6-30 work C'-'bI Heads ' " '' session with arc hitect Eo han Rod Cable of Longwood has whom said they wanted more Kellpy on plans for the new C Cou nt y in late April when arrested by sheriff's vice squd agents. Farmers Mart purchasing agent Don Coleman to renegotiate the present - 1 worthless check. t:I Ci - 4 charge of obtaining-, 'woperty by • - Brush on once... lasts for months Control roaches and ants the easy way—brush No-Roach in cabinets, cupboards; around bathroom and kitchen fixtures. Colorless, odorless coaling stays effective for months. — vehicle and possesiion of a had been set at $5,000 but lie controlled subst,ance. was released on his own Judge Johnson ordered a recognizance (ROB) w hen he bench warrant Issued for the made an Ini tial appearance HOSPITAL NOTES . 71* House Investigations Subcommittee, now In the works, which clairns 50,000 of our The illicit returns, apparently, are worth the headu by Rep. John Moss, D.-Calif ., now has European-based servicemen are "In some way trouble. For a quart of hashish oil has the tentionally held off the marke! last winter, evidence that Citgo could have repaired the well incapacitated by the abuse of drugs or alcohol.,, potency of almost seven tons of marijuana.-,lant. ca using ha rdship to th ousands on the East coast, during the summer of 1974. Th is not only would Chairman Lester Wolff, D.-N .Y., found drug The motive for withholding the gas, sources have avoidel the winter shortage, but conditions abuse In the Wo'11f found that moat hard drugs are Air Force comparatively low. But smuggl ed by boat and plane from Asia into suspect, was to create public pressure for would have been better work on the well earlier, addiction in the Army, he charged, was European cities, particularly Amsterdam. me government deregulation of natural gas prices. Thii company discovered corrosion In the epidemic. By his figures, at least 12 per cent of Hardest hit were small communities In well's tubing in January, 1074. By April, th same elements are present in Europe, primarily e the Army troops used hashish or marijuana, Germany, for hard drug addiction as southern New Jersey, Virginia and North corporate brass decided the well would have to another 12 per cent drank too much existed alcohol and ii Vietnam during the GI drug craze, had Carolina, which are served by the Tran&'o be shut down for a "workover." The repairs two h reports, per cent were on hard drugs, mainly heroin. pipeline. Transco was forced to curtail its were planned for the arly swnmer, But Footnote: The Army hotly disputed Wolff's Wolff's study blan*d the problem on general figures, saying' Army rehabilitation statistics shipments because of shortages in the Gulf of mysterious delays held up the wwk until the end boredom and easy access t o cheap drugs and 4Mexico. do not support the claim." A spokesman said of the summer, booze. He also criticized the military brass for that at A staggering 13 billion cubic feet of natural 1ie end of March, there were only 7,540 In Cltgo officia ls claim they had trouble get ting t*illflg to help the GIs understand why they have alcohol and drug pro ams, wi gas was held back gr th many of these on the way to a cure. This threatened 19 fIrms In southern New Jersey the necessary tubing and a rig to do t he gp$fr5 to serve so far from home. The most menacing new drug form, acwith shutdowns at a time when unemployment But Industry sources coi'dii to the unpublished stuily, is a potent HAPPY ENDING: A CaflforrLa stamp already had hit 14 per cent. In uville, Va., evidence which disputes the Cito claim. Bill marijuana derivative called "hashish oil." 4 dealer, James Crum, called us u few months ago Footnote: Two New Jersey crigressmnen, 1O,tXm Jobs In community of 50)00 were droplet on a toothpick or cigarette or in a beseeching our help In getting his Vietnamese H ug and James Fl or i o, aslced h'jeopardized by the shortage. And in Tunis, II.C., once It touches tho tong, . 1e, has an immediate fiancee Into the United States so they could be a fertilizer plant as shut down by the energy investigate. Hearings are sclw4uled Ws week. wed Federal Power Commission is also in. effect Wolff leaned that dope rings are smuggling Immigration officials suggested that he meet Transco's fourth largest supplier, for vestigating the hashish oil from Pakistan and Lebar,n into his example, closed a field about 50 miles off bride in the Philippines, go ahead with the DRUG CRISIS. An ilarmlng 25 per cent of Europe by ingenious means. Th e smugglers, for sseddlng In Manila and then request a visa Texas coast. This reservoir, wider federal lease America's 90,000 Gic In Europe are so strung for his example, have been known to soak a woman's young bride. to Citgo and three uthw oil nma, was Fhut down out on hootch, hashish and heroin that they can't dress'with am oil and let it dry. Then a fmW e for repairs from Aug. 30, 1974, until Jan. 20, 1975 perform their daily (Ues properly. The ecstatic bridegroom took this advicr. lie confederate, wearing the dress, is sent th —timed perfectly to Interrupt the flow of natural rough reports from Manile that he will now be able to This Is the griri t.uncluslon of a House Customs. Once she is safely inside the Country, kIng his new wife into the United States gas to the North for the winter season. International Relations subcommittee study, the dress is processed to remove the oil. after a honeymoon In the Pacific, -- huwcent and trial dates s — practicing in Seminole County, June 25 Seminole Singles, 7:30-10 A flouse subcommittee has uncovered kindly not bring up Laos on my backswing?" first-degree murder in the w - vehicle and possession of a ccntroll ed substance. —Diane Isola Benedetti, 20, Orlando, July 7 on charges of _ evidence that precious natural gas was in &9r~ at their home. Other defendants entering No fee, bring sack lunch. Call lower priced lawer charges. matter more than the prices of most other products. There is little or no d iscretionary buying of prescription drugs. i) II scheduled for a 41-year-old San(&rd woman indicted for - - schedules charged by lawyers are a "classic illustration of will have no effect on lawyers price fixing." : — where, and that includes a place of conflnement that Is Letters to The editor &;e always welcome. during legitimate newsgathering activities, of honest, it became a butterfly and flew to his ear, modern, up-to-date, safe, properly staffed, prest-Tiption drugs. They should be as and some judges and prosecutors have interpreted it brief as possible Magic? I believe in it, particu,larly where properly supervised, secure, arxi meets the state Such federal action should be taken to validate and extend eornment on matters of general Interest. as an invitation to go hunting in reporters' files butterflies are concerned. Now anyway. Thus' and federal regulations that pertain to safe and nationwide the terms of a federal court order handed down The information, says Taylor. Sometimes the letters should deal with Issues and avoid the news from the Interior Department stuns. secure methods of human cor.finemeni San Francisco last mon th, nullifying the ad ver i or nf ma tion bears We as a personalities. on legitimate publi c concerns, tising ban tm- One of the good things of lif e is fantasy, and the society are responsible to; the welfare and posed on California phammcists by some times it doesn't. the State Board of Phar- butterfly is just that, only that, nothing else. We safety of people that we pit in confinemem macy. T'he editor reserves the rfgbt to edit those State "shield" laws designed to protect don't need its oil, Its hide, its meat, only its The jail was over-crosided and out uf date, letteii for reasons of space, but will exercise journalists from such The cmsumer stands to benerit from price competition efforts have been Inith did between retailers, and price advertising will promote such fantas narrow as to be virtually useless ardor. were required, understaffed and staff underpaid. In the editing. competition in prescription drugs Just as it does for all other against forced disclosure, products. There is a difference that makes the price of prescriptions JACK ANDERSON 111 stability and candor." ________________________________________________ a centralized research, all state laws and regulations which forbid price advertising %_11-1~A f/ Sadat said Ford was "a man of straight-forwardness, II creasing litigation and other censorship efforts In the courts, legislatures and execu ti ve agen. For just a few dollars more on your tax bill des on the local, state ani federal levels. We this tragedy could have been prevented. believe the time has come for the news media to wonder just how much value some people put on establish The Federal Trade Commission Is proposing rules to abolish crumpled it up and tossed it into the air .30-k her husband, Thomas Kiley, 46, Sc -h - - - By The Associated Press President Anwar Sadat praised President Ford today - ; "On every side the press is faced with in- i or Privacy is inseparable from personal freedom. killing was out.lawed. Where a mark of good other approaches have been attempted by the first place. We cannot just shove the blame off on Our governmental Big Brother does not need ever fortune was a butterfly on the ledge. But how did sheriff and-or the county commissioners and the personwho set the fire, the sheriff, the cou nty commissioners or anyo ne else, lbut he train the butterfly? Most do not live long have been discarded because of public bigger files on us simply because technology is concern, ourselves. The shame and disgrace lies directly enough to respond to anything save instinct. I The people rejected the Idea, even though the making it easier to keep them. told the old rmi I was dumbfounded, that I did people had been informed that the conditions at on the citizens and no one el.se. Warren R. "Mac" McClung not want to buy a butterfly but that I would pay the county jail were intolerable and in violation !~~-__ A Julv . 21 trial has been A second suspect In the 1971 case, identified by local authorities as Frederick Rand Brown, 36, of Lake County, is Trial - week's criminal trial docket include: Clem Mitchell, 51, ThIrd Drive, Rosela nd Park, Sanfor d, who I,, accused of aggravated assault. Willie E. Steel Jr., fl, 1825 Cooli dge Ave., Sanford, who Is charred with rarid larceny. 0 Sadat Praises Ford paign, Arthur R. Taylor, president of CBS. Inc., said: . . To Return Ransom letter Monday. The Southern Airways DC9 was hijacked In November 1972 and forced to fly to havana, where the passe ngers and crew were released In return for $2 million In ransom. The Castro government took the money from the hijackers. - Tuesday, June 17, - IMTWOOd on grand larceny In other circuit court actions, charge, had been scheduled for judgments of acquittal have this week before Judge Cowart, been entered by Circuit Judge but was continued yesterday Robert B. McGregor for Debra until the week of Aug. 18. Rose Drummond, 19, of Other cases still on this Altamonte Springs, and Deborah Ann Gross, fl, of Longwood. The women had been accused of possession 0 controlled substance - cocaine duI d Re hi Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro made known his intentlons In a letter to Sen. George S. McGovern, D-S.D., who visited the island last mon th. McGovern released the - Murder . completing a texas prison term. There was no elaboration. WASHINGTON AP — Cuba has decided to return to Sou thern Airways $2 million in aircraft hijack ransom money, thus removing one of six obstacles on the State Department's list of Cuban-American problems. - - ___ Woman's still serving a prison sentence in Texas. George Lindsey Jr., 40, 418 E. Fifth St., Sanford, pleaded guilty yesterday to carrying a The officer's pistol turned up later In a Texas crime. McLean concealed weapon and was was returned to Florida to face sentenced by Judge Cowart to the local charges in April after two years probation. The trial of Judy Goodall. Circle, Sanford, pleaded in- tempted robbery. nocent when arraigned on the —Gerald Fay Clary, 39, Or- 816 Walnut Place, Altamonte Judge Johnson revoked the indictment. Mrs. Kiley is lando, July 7 on charges of Springs, after he failed to ap- ROR when ordering the bench charged in the June 7 slaying of possession of a stolen motor pear for arraignment on a warrant to be issued. Cuba one is above the law and manpower and financial resources to inform the everyone's subject to arrest and may spend a pubhc of the increasing legal threats to First short time in confinement. Amendment freedoms and to aid reporters, I am ay strong advocate of a fiffn criminal editors and news organizations who want to fight personal data about Americans does not change the man, ancient, as are peddlers inevitably in sheriff and his staff, and even the county corn- justice s stem program and do not wish to is- back in the courts." our confinement facilities become country clubs, opened one of the cages and a bluish fact that there are limits to what a government India, Insect mlssloners. However, no maatter what the The alarmingly successful effort by some built is a flew out proven fact right and I have observed it; that to his ear, where it landed as if findings of the investigation reveal, the basic needs to know about citizens in a free society, and government officials to misuse the power of the trair*d to do so. Then the peddler waved his fault ties with the qualified voting citizens of it a person is treated in an inhumane way while In confinement, he or she may enter like a lamb, subpoena and the court order to silence the flow much of what it does know deserves to be kept hand in front of his face, whereupon the butterfly Seminole County. under lock and key. Some information deserves to floated off the one ear information through the press to the public has and unto another. On two occasions the issue of raising funds to resulted in recent years in "the cumulative be thrown away, a fact that escapes many We the citizens of Seminole County are the The old man said he came from a village construct proper Jail facilities has been put to the erosion of press freedom as never before wit. custodians of data banks, where the butterfly was venerated. Where their voters and it was voted down both times. Many ourConstitution, BERRY'S WORLD field off Dodd Road In south Seminole Jan. 13, 1971. Fagan was shackled with his own handcuffs and locked Inside the rear seat cage In his patrol car, after he stopped to check on two men busily painting a car, and was held at gunpoint. ANKARA,'turkey (AP) — 'Nrkey retaliated again.st, the four-month-old American embargo on arms aid with a demand today that the United States begin negotiations within 30 days on the status of American bases in Turkey. If "action is not Wken to initiate the talks," the 2D U.S. Caglayangil said Turkey "has waited in vain for reversal of the American decision, which Is both unjust and wrong In all its aspects. •. in Seminole County Jail there will terfere with our judgment about the value or India some years ago. Walking through the old investigations, and there should be. If arson was significance of certain kinds of information. city of Dehli I was approached by a robed ped- the cause, the person or persons who started the Because it is now much easier to store and retrieve diet selling li ve butterflies In tiny cages. The fire will be blamed, and in turn probably the ii Prices Prescrpton negotiated plea of guilty to larceny of a firearm yesterday as his case came to trial before Circuit Court Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. Circuit Court Judge Clarence T. Jehn-son Jr. set the trial date yesterday after Mrs Betty Foreign Minister Ihsan Sabri - - We should not let computer technology in- 9 and con te mp t rcses rnalists to divulge fidentlal information they have obtained in ' them in America —and this Is not enough. I once caught one in Australia with a wingspan of six inches and that was not big enough. No sta ller with a net, I, for one believe the preservation of We're All Responsible arguing that its potential for increased efficiency dead things morbid — but I am an awed spectat". outweighs its potential for abuse. As "• IF, :: /' i creatures, I insist. There are, the biologists say, 10,000 species of butterflies in the world, 700 of - ..e Turkey Pressures U.S. 4 From Courts ' . ------_-- iiuuai subpoena A1Y(' '. - , . .'.I The Italian Communist party ran only .... votes uenmu me UwlsUan Democrats In nationwide local elections, Increasing pressure today for its admission to the national government for the first time since 1947. "Italians showed they know that the Communist party is the real bastion of freedom," the jubilant party secretary, Enrico Berlinguer, declared as cheering young supporters packed the street In front of the party headquarters in downtown Rome. 0 "The Communist party Is Indispensable for the salvatlnn anti rhirth ni iho nnIIr,n " fl,.fl ------IJVI L11lUj u.cricu. The elections Monday were for i of th e nation's 20 regional legislatures, advisory councils in 86 of the 94 provinces and municipal councils in I and towns. But the cam pa ign was fought on na tional issues, and the outcome was certain to produce dcmand.s o DON OAKLEY .-I- 11 7 . • - !I' / ~ - programs, into a centralized computer system. Jubilant Over Vote Count ROME tAP) An Apopka man has been sentenced to five years in pr ison for stealing a Seminole deputy sheriff's service revolver. Joel Miller McLean, 25, Apopka Route One, entered the As part of the plea bargaining agreement, Assista nt Sta te Attorney Bill Heffernan dropped a companion charge of aggravated assault, McLean admi tted to the that h held a rifle on Deputy Edward Fagan whil e no(J man took the deputy's 357 magnum cervice revolver In a Ih Becoming capability exi sts, and not because Fuch a capability By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Italian Communists , I- __ — IIlr1rii—i— bFItI il& Evening Hera W,Sanford, Fl. Dropped Jail Term Meted In Theft Of Gun I RoachesandAnts uN 14 Charge rEasyWayTokill f WORLD '"- V1 . to influence our thinin. It is . now nosihle for A ssault One of our faithful reader's called th e ot her day to express her displeasure over a recent bill she received for her post Office ren tal lock box. Seems she's been paying a flat $5.80 per year for some time and when th e current bi ll arrived she noted that it calls f or $550 figure — for six mon ths only. The lady said she was concerned that some of our sen ior citizens might not be aware of th e fact that the $5.50 is for six months a nd th at the ra te per annum Is now $11— nearly 100 per ce nt higher t ha n It has been in the past to rent one of the standard Post Office lock boxes. Seems rat he r high to us and thought we sh ould pass th e word along to th ose who might have skipped over th eir bill without noticing th e big Increase. — Bill Currie - TOM TIEDE current quandary about the use of computerized you landlubbers don't know It. that's 12 noon until 6 P.M.) A good time will most certainly be had by all at this sixth a nn ual reunion of Sanford Naval Air Station personnel come th is Saturday. George Brister got th e idea to stage a reunion and, according to Fehr, the first one was nothing more than a wake, attended by about 40 people at a local pub. Since that time it's mushroomed with people attending from as far away as New York and many midwestern states. However, the bulk of those attending wi ll come from the Immediate area, as many of the people once stationed here fell In love with Sanford and decided to call it home, once their days in the mili ta ry were over. Fehr says anyone who has ever served at NAS Sanford may attend and br ing as many guests as they so desire.Those invited in clude enlist ed as well as office r personnel. The entire day's a ct i vi ties will be sponsored by th e B. Duke Woody Branch 141 Fleet Reserve, Sanford, and ticket prices have been established at $250 for adults and $1. for children with toddler's admitted free of charge. Al Miller is president of the local Fleet Reserve unit with Al Feller first vice president, Jock Hey second vice president and Joe Conno ll y sec reta rytreasurer. The chow line will open at 1200 hours and will remain open to th ose attending until 1800. (In case corner to the upcoming reunion of all former Sa nford Naval Air Station pe rsonnel and wondered why we didn't hear from th e persons in charge of ___ f4- • .' - .. . ' - . -,"- j_k.__•,. . -. .....-. .. .. • . . -. -' - -- • 1 — — . .. .' 'I -' - -j _. -r. .-- .. �low WOMEN I 1. I Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS . Tuesday, June 17, 975-4A Evening - Tafeta XXchange .JL a- u ; _ _ Friday will be a big day for organization's new facility at the sale of dcnated goods, Tafeta XXchange. For Friday 207 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. raises money for the Seminole is the grand opening of the Tafeta XXchange, through County Association for _______________________ i ,i I'.. UIIUVU IUIW SM -• TIP "7'flziUon has moved a ,.. - . ., block f.tthr s(,,t1, on Magnolia Avenue In downtown Sanford to Amaddliallk occu p y the former Florida Powe: and Light Building at 207 . __ f ri1 terest to those who have some - __________________________________ a . . _______________________ ,,_- _________ ____________________________ --.- - . ____________ - .- IBM Z. _I 0 M -is &~ ,~FF -- - I With more space available in IM __ t~.~, .-,-,.-- ,~!_,.!;Iv, '."_-!e~3 h" ztended the ariet; of goods NW_~~ ~4 , offered for sale. M ost Items are ________ ________ 4 4f)4. 1. - - .; ~ .' .• - gives a marvelous three. 'L Ii T — The picture, which comes as aklt,L3workedonthreeslzesof used goods in good repair which ,'p ( — I -_ - --_ canvas: the grog's eyes on fine are sold at greatly reduced — / 4' No. 22, the body on No. 17 ces. ; -i, in turn is apF~ lta is especially proud of I - I,& -!-r,jZr 7~~ q toa'background th r th fine range of books offered it W ~ 1 ______________________ fea tures velvety soft cattails s for sale, including paperback 4' ' andahandsome textured stitch L. novels, encyclopedias, old rare __ I I done on No. 13 canvas. books set of law books, a " Once you master the If done correctly, Basket number of foreign language . )r. technique of applique you'll find Weave should leave no marks books and mans magazines, tn—i us many es for Its distincti ve or ridges particularly National I . 1. I three-dimensional effect. Geographies. -. 'vuenwor k ifllC r seats You might like to use it for a Also for sale Is used clothing w1 get wear s plump bumblebee hovering -P' for men, women and children ntial use the Basket over a bouquet or for the esse including swimear for Weave stitch. The spring of the exquisitely detailed center of a summer and many accessories Mrs. Elveda Smith I. offering classes In ceramics for adults and di nal stitchi ng he! mafle k large flower. You'll f ind that such as ties, belts and buttons. the needlepoint more le -. faces, both human and animal, A filing cabinet contains and dura ble . AcMIrat greeting cards and invitation it's Just one day a week. Right A consignment of black be en rented by ceramics take on a more Lifelike cxed in Basket Weave will cards for every occasion. Toys now Tafeta has a collection of velvet paintings is on display in teacher Mrs. Elveda Smith who pression when they are worked work last forever while one worked in display tables in storage. But the shop and orders may be is offering classes in ceramics for the kids are also sold, compa ni on piece to the frog Continental will last only as According to assistant until someone volunteers to placed with Mrs. Wolff. to adults and children Wed- A has been created by the long as the canvas. manager Mrs. Kay Woldd, help load them onto a truck All Sanford area residents nesdays through Fridays from C1 L designer's mother, Mim Tafeta will be concentrating on loaned for the purpose of are invited to stop by Tafeta 10 am. to 2 p.m. Mrs. Smith Fw —F- -. Richardson Hers is a turtle ti — co ll ectiong good quality items transpor ng them, the tables XXchange Friday or Saturday speciality is making -. ceramic emerging from the water in a j for sale at low prices. All must remain in storage. - z-:.L during the grand opening either reproduction.s of old fashion A -; similar setting of cattails. The 1 donations are most welcome. If you've got a few moments to shc,p for bargains or china and bisque dolls, I FLORIDAtis turtle also is work ed wi th r€ fer, of we' ll More even find than donations of time to a Job volunteer donations and Assistant manager, Persons interested In taking sizes5 0 f canas and assortment of books, Mrs. Kay Wollf Lines shelves with large Mrs. Wolff needs volunteers to for you to do at Tafeta," said assistance. the lessons can con ta ct Mrs. wiierent s A 1~ applique. help serve in the shop, even if Mrs. Wolff. One room of the building has Smith through the Tøleta office, = SUNSHINE STATE — Just one note of warning: jj Like any recent convert you'll probably want to use Lwds Safety is a family affair. i unusual technique on GOVERNOR'S ' By ABIG41L VAN BUREN everything you do. Don't go HIGHWAY "Finders, keepers." I know the SAFETY overboard. Save it for special ginal owner would like It DEAR ABBY: Your dicback, so I am asking for your tlonary definition of "bachelor" advice. Rheda Epstein, formerly of beirg awarded for the first time is not sufficient. There are J.C. .. U N DER WORLO ' Sanford has been awarded an thL, year, is to encour age terms that legally define the I wv DEAR J.C. Had 70U not found (a expense-paid trip to the professional development and Dear Elsa, narit.a1 status of a man or Jz ( th e original owner, I'd have )C American Library Association participation by new librarians woman, and they are the You should Basket Weave be II ASd$l$kOflThISd, I '1 rccd, "Finders, keepers." national conference in San intheactjvjtlesoftheAmfflcan used on canvas instead of the following: ___________________1______ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 But since you also found the Cowan's Underworld II Francisco, June 29-July 4, library Association and its Asingle man or single women man who lost it return it. ' Cross and Continental IL1vw__v&ti,.IaI.rd through a professional Junior Members Round Table. st itches' Is one who has NEVER been whose fault is It, or lots of DEAR ABBY: With IJMD WORLD J development grant provided by married, similar questions. We keep reference to walk-in customers M.A. Ms. Epstein, a meriber of 3M Company. She now is :- An unmarr ied man orwoman putting her off, MA.,Basket Weave is versus telephone customers, AL Junior Members Rowxl Dear Because catalog li brarian at is one who has been legally My parents know about the this is how I handle It: Table, is one of six grant wor FAIRWAY N.J., State College. divorced. The status does not vasectomy. They understand RIIEDA ked on the diagonal, it 'EIN When I phone a store, I AL recipients selected by a special Purpose of the grant, which 'U I -: UI' change to "unmarried" until and agree that we shouldn't tell permits t he threads to form 0 lways open my inquiry wi th : — JMRT committee from among the tinal decree is issued. Dry Cleaning at bvdget his mother. bias. Th is meansbythe entire Ifyouarenotwithacustomer 100 applicants on the basis ofthe surface worked Basket ii PIICt and coin Ililndry A married man or voman is Help us, Abby. How can we now, will you please help me? professional activities and Weave remains Search pleasant at " one who is Legally married, tell her (in a nice way) that it's fl exible. Half The clerk says, "Yes, I can ' : affiliations, and expected Cr A widower or widow is one none of her business? Located t. -. and Con ti nenta l stitches help you" or 'I'm busy now, r rI • who has lost his or her spouse persoaal professional have a limited amount of space CHILDLESSBY CHOICE may I ta ke y nnnber and ra,wsv ss rRrnnRI rLRLR through dea th and has not DEAR CHILDLESS: There's ca ll you back, or will you development. gran that they can draw on and totalling $5,000, The Is divided remarried. no "nice way to tell someone hold?" there's no flexibili ty. That's On Hwy 17.7 at 27th The sear ch Is on for at- Aug ust 10 to the 16 gi ving her among t he six li brarians, And in conclusion, let me say It's none of his business. It Is why I always prefer to use the 322-97" fl Then, when I am in a store ti-active girls ages 17 to v to crown to her successor at the ;: that a divorced man who goes yourright to remain childless, and in a hurry, if th Tryil you'll like III A graduate of the University Basket Weave, even in a small e phone enter the Miss Florida Wor around calling himself a and your choice of con- rings while I'm being waited on Contest, says Dorothy Lee, ld Civic Mass.Center in Springfield, of Florida at Gainsvllle, Ms. area. It gives the stitches a "bachelor" should be hauled traception is strictly your own and t he salesperson mak es Epstein received her M.L.S. smooth, velvety surfa ce and a state direct or and president of The National winner, into court and sued for business. Tell your mother-In- move to answer it, I SaY' an from Drexel University, doesn't create any ridges. American Photography and World U.S.A., will receive misrepresenting himself, law that you do not plan o'i Philadelphia. In June, she When a ridge occurs in PIease ask automobile, a wardrobe and an ,soclaUon BROOKS NO NONSENSE having chfldren because you the person on the phone to wait. expects to receive her M. Ed. In Basket Weave it's generally To qualify girls must be at all expense trip to London, DEAR BROOKS: You can don't want any. Don't apologize I was here first, and I *m in a least & Educational Foundatims, with because somebody who isn't 17 by August 1, 1975 and England, to compete in the haul a man into court, but It or explain. And if she doesn't hurry." not over 27, single and foyer International World Finals in emphasis on Labor Studies, familiar with the stitch works won't do you an good unless understand, that's HER They always look a little married No talent necessary. November for the title of Miss from Rutgers University. two rows in the same direction. .-.- -r you can prose damages. problem. World shocked, but I don't care Judging will be on poise, per DEAR ABBY My husband DEAR ABBY Last year I because I know I'm right And if sonality, figure and beaut) For applications write , , ,I 1. and I have been married five found hat Ina snowy field. It is they will Just stop and think, The state co ntest will ta ke American Photography and 1ve in years, and we've decided that a very good hat and according they'll agree. 'iIjiJjhi;1 place in Miami Beach July 21-fl Models Associations, Sheraton we do not want any children. to the label, had been made in I have also been a with the winner receiving a Beach Hotel,I%M Collins Ave., My husband had a vasectomy Inverness, Scotland. It is salesperson, so I've been on cruise a wardrobe, and an all Miami Beach Florida 33160. last year. We are happy about exactly my size, so I took it both sides of the counter, expense trip to the w it, but the problem Is his home, had it cleaned and "SELDOM STANDIN' AND Springfield, Mass. Nationals in ----------Lon mother. blocked. and have become very WAITIN" LtjL The Miss World U.S.A. She is always bugging us fond of ft. DEAR SELDON: Your contest was won last year by . Aitcimonte about having a baby. (She has Today I wore it to a neigh- system makes sense for 'rerri Ann Browning from / ( HEADACHEI grandchildren from another hors home. He remarked that telephone shoppers, walk-in Daytona Beach.Terri wlllreign "- _____-J son, so it's not as though we're he had had a hat Just Like mine customers and clerks. Thanks thr Sp ough the National's Finals r' "' depriving her of having any.) for years and had lost it in a for The sensible suggestion. We Just can't te ll my mother- snowy field last year. I am J — ,• —'k .' -re ie1f in-law about the vasectom. convinced that itls his hat. 1 T''• She'd never unde rsta nd. She My question- Who should ' Everyone has a problem What's call the keeps asking us what's wrong, have the hat? My wife - i.__. NCAA tried, unsuccessfully, to have revenueproducing sports such as football and basketball exempted from the regulations. Darrell Royal, head football coach at th University of Texas and president of the "Our members are terribly di appointed surprised," said Tom Hansen, as.slstant director of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, "They can't believe that a football-playing President would do that to us, that he wouldn't be aware of all the dangers in Title IX, that he'd sign it." contingcrn of his colleagues before a house education subcommittee today to protest the Ford administration regulations implementing Title IX of the 1972 Omnibus Education Act Another witness, Kathy Kelly, president of the National Student Association, oldest and largest of the student government organizations in the United States, argues that it is imperative that the guidelines be approved. 'While Congress recognized the enormity of the problem of sex discrimination in higher education and the urgency of implementing broad reforms by voting Title IX into existence, the law has served as little more than a paper tiger in the absence of regulations over the past two years," she said prior to testifying. I - ; - ________ 1 ___ " - j. - 41~7 r _.-.-----' "It's very probably going to destroy men's sports programs," Hansen said. 'The members are kind of stunned and they're asking, 'Is it really true?" It was true. And the new regulations will further complicate the operation of men's sports programs which already are severely strapped financially because of inflation. That's why the ' I . • * - - ___ - ' LOS ANGELES M Owner Jack Kent Cooke of the Los Angeles Lakers is wagering a minimum of $2.5 million that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar can turn around his National Basketball Association team, "I am adjustable," the 7-foot.3 Abdul-Jabbar said Monday after signing a five-year contract with the Lakers. "I can play the game plan no matter what it is," To the surprise of few, Abduljabbar has become a Laker, lie and Walt Wesley were traded by the Milwaukee Bucks to Los Angeles for Elmore Smith, Brian Winters and the Lakers' two first-round draft picks, David Meyers of UCLA and Junior Bridgeman of Louisville. "A heavenly day, a delightful day," said Cocke h! the ac '.tn , r.fl(.LflCCiI. Cooke us the man ,A ho has to pay the bills, AbdulJabbar will earn at least $500, 000 per year .' t; - 'I 1 ' WASHINGTON lAP) When President Ford, a former Michigan center, approved new federal regulations prohibiting sex discrimination in the nation's schools and colleges, including discrimination in sports, a lot of football coaches (JUk !hi'tr heads in :luhzerI:enf. -- .. dimens1ol look to a design. Labis, a talented needle (dCIS dL iH SCflOOI, is especially expert tr a1)'qut / - ' .. • S . WFL -- . - —A, ' - — ~i Lit tle League ' ; - .. - '-" ' - - • - _________________ Former Sanford te Attends Conference Beware The 'Bachelor' Dear ,% I . Abbu ^ i : ~ ' . - . ' -' ) . ______ _____ The teams will battle Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Westside Little League field. Apex (8. 10) and United Transportation Union (5-12) meet at 5 p.m. at Westaide, 11 - - • • £ ::: beauty ror nas DegUfl , 411 - . MOVING CAN _____ SHARI ' '— . . ' ' 55. U Enclose stamped ilifaddrened envelop., pI.as.. Donna Estes 4 r-..- 304 lii— Georges 5t0mbt 1f0l 104 21 —10 I 000 00— 0 0 1 ' ' '. / -. .. ,L iQI i2Si ' Sanford Atlantic National Bank and Florida State Bank scored 20 runs and collected three hits Monday in the Sanford American little League. Sanford Atlantic downed Seminole Petroleum 10-6 and Florida State Bank defeated U.S. Bank IN. Sanford Atlantic upped its record to 16-2. Sanford Recreation Department, which did not play Monday, is 11.7, Seminole Petroleum 6-9, U.S. Bank 6-.0 and Florida State Bank 414. Sanford Recreation battles Seminole Petroleum at 5 p.m., and Sanford Atlantic meets U.S. Bank at 7 Wednesday at the Ft. Mellon little League field. Florida State Bank and Sanford Recreation Department end the regular-season sechedule at 5 p.m. Friday at Ft. Mellon. In Monday's games, Sanford Atlantic slammed two hits and scored 10 runs, in- (1\ I VVU(Uiii vi (r - Seminole Petroleum Sanford Atlantic 201 310— 20) Oh—b U.S. Bank 001 010— 3 3 Sol 03i--10 I 1 Florida State Bank i 23 - - - if you do, you II want to read Donna Fct .. in Hostess. According to papers filed recently with a California bankruptcy court, the old WFL, which Is legally severed from the WFL which will play a schedule this summer and fall, owes $6.3 million in 1974 salaries to more than 500 players. It also says it owes $559,763 to over 50 coaches, $117071 to over 40 game officials and re- 11)1 1. -. Medical Centcr and minoIeSportin hits in i ts 'in over First Federal. First from the Lakers. Cooke paid big money to Wilt Chamberlain, who helped lead the Lakers to an NBA title four years ago, then quit and became ilayer-coach of the San Diego Conquistadors of the rival American Basketball Association. Cooke balked when Chamberlain wanted a taxfree annual salary of $400,000. The owner didn't say what he would pay AbdulJabbar, who was called Lew Alcindor when he led UCLA to three national collegiate titles. The Bruins lost only two games during that span. After the 1969 season, AbdulJabbar was the top draft choice in the NBA, going to the lastplace Bucks, a one-yeir-old eY.pansion franrhe U" "t w bu to the NBA title In his second season and three times , was the league's most valuable player. w 'se', , W acier Abdul-Jabbar, 28, who had asked to be trades, said the New York Knicks were his first choice, but it appeared to him they didn't really want him. "I had a strong desire to go to New York. As a youngster I wanted to play there," said AbdulJabbar, who grew up there and first came to national prominence at New York's Power Memorial High School before choosing to play college ball at UCLA. "The Lakers made a sincere effort to get me here I don't think it Is smart to go to people who don't really want you." Mike Burke, the Knicks president, took exception to that, saying, "General Manager Eddie Donovan irM,n - , aau avne Lm br y, We Bc owner and genera) manager. Burke said the two Bucks' ezecittives were only general in their 'talks. ",; has claims of $1.6 million from trade creditors such as airlit,es, equipment companies and hotels. Those debts total $8.9 million and do not include an estimated $7 million committed by the league in 1974 for future player salaries. Also not included are debts owed by individual teams, many now defunct. The 1975 version of the WFL has proposed that its teams contribute between one-half and 1 1i per cent of their revenues over the next 12 years to satisfy the debts compiled by the league in 1974. However, Richard Cohn, an attorney for the new WFL's Birmingham team, said Monday that even if the latest incarnation of the WFL survives for 12 years, he doubted that it would earn enough to full)' repay the debts unless a major television contract was signed. Cohn also said that the old WFL has no legal obligation, even under its bankruptcy petition, to pay its arrears and felt it is likely that many of its past. due bills will never be paid. Under the bankruptcy plan, the new league Is accepting liability in bankruptcy court for player salaries and for debts run up by either the old league or one of the teams it operated during the 1974 season. Included'among potential creditors are a $102,830 claim from United Airlines; a $164,730 claim from the Newport Beach, Calif. law firm of Regan, Dnzmmy, Garrett & King, who served as the 1974 WFL's legal counsel, and ones from three Insurance companies Fireman's Fund, Capitol Insurance and Provident Life which total $240,000. And then there is an $8,624.32 claim from former league president Gary Davidson. Attorney Cohn said he did not know what the Davidson claim was for but believed it represented out of pocket expenses, and assured "that claim Is goo ing to be challenged." — — AL NI Pirates Drop HR Bombs By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS If there's anything a pitcher likes more than a humming fastball or a sharp-breaking curve ball, it's a soaring home run ball. Bruce Kison of the Pittsburgh Pirates had plenty of them Monday night. Not that he was giving up the homers, mind you. He was in the dugout, gleefully watching them bounce off the bats of team. mates Willie Stargell, Rennie Stennett and Al Oliver, bombs that highlighted a 35-hit assault which powered the Pirates to a 10-2 rout of the St. Louis Cardinals. In the rest of the National League, Chicago outlasted Philadelphia 9-7, San Diego upended San Francisco 7-1, Cincinnati beat Atlanta 9-2 and Los Angeles defeated Houston 4-2. New York and Montreal were not scheduled. "All our hitters seem to be coming to life at once. It's great for a p*tcheu Kison said after the Pirates chalked up their fifth straight victory and their 36th in the last 21 games to open a twogame edge over the idle Mets in the East Division. Cubs 9, Phillles I like the Pirates, the Cubs flexed some pretty solid muscles to beat Philadelphia. Andy Thornton, Manny Trillo, Jerry Morales and Tim ilosley slugged home runs that helped bring Chicago back from a 5-1 deficit after 54 innings. Bill Madlock, the league's batting leader with a .367 average, doubled in the fourth and scored Chicago's first run. With two out in the seventh, he beat out a bunt that gave Morales a chance to tie the game with a homer which he did. And he capped a four-ran rally in the eighth with a two-run single that provided the final margin of victory. Padres 7, Giants I San Diego managed only two singles through the first five innings against the Giants. Then, as Padres Coach Jim Davenport ," - ¼,, . eluding seven in the fifth inning. Hilly Heaps poked a triple and Henry E)yc a double for Sanford Atlantic. Bob Bridges cracked two singles and Craig Quinn a double for Seminole Petroleum. Fredy Vance picked up the mound win for Sanford Atlantic, striking out five, walking (our and allowing five hits. Florida State Bank won its fourth game of the season, scoring 10 runs and collecting one hit — a single by Peter Kooz. Terry Griffith of Florida State Bank tired a three-hitter, striking out four and walking (our. Wesley Steele ripped a triple for U.S. Bank. '.. - -- - , __ - " 0 10 • rings? - - - BE A REAL • a' IARNBAPO"W 000 000— 0 0 1 Jack Prosser Ford 20 Runs, 3 Hits -.' 111,00111111,1110111110 UTU rioriva I Worl d Mi ~_- No Stromberg-Carbon and Apex end the regular schedule Friday with a 5 p.m. frontation at West.side. In action Monday. Adams led Jack Prosser Ford over United l'ransportatlor Union with a sparkling no-hitter. He struci out seven and walked live In six Innings. Darrell Shuler belted a triple and double and Walter Law smacked a home run anc single for Prosser Ford. Little fired three innings of no-hit ball an Lively hurled two-no-hit innings as George'! clumped Stromberg-Carlson. tAttles was sensational, striking out nine batters in three Innings. He did not issue a walk. Lively fanned three and walked one in two innings. Sammy Griffith led George's at the plate with three singles, and Littles slammed two singles. . _________________ Club Notes One Is a pale phantom from 1974 trying to balance an estimated $20 million in debts against $10,000 In assets, and the other Is a new, 1975 version struggling to get off the ground with the added hope it can last the 12 years it has agreed to help settle the old WFL's accounts. In other words, the new league will play, so the old one can pay. Showdown Slated George's and Jack Prosser Ford prepared for their Wednesday showdown with no-hit victories Monday In the Sanford Continental Little League. Billy Adams hurled Jack Prosser Ford to a 9-0 win over United Transportation union, and Tony tAttles and Floyd Lively combined to toss George's past Stromberg-Carlson io-o George's is 15-3 and Jack Prosser Ford Is 154. The game Is the final game of the season for Prosser Ford. George's has one rain-out game to make up. i ' - NEW YORK lAP) Football fans may not be aware of It this season, but as far as a California bankruptcy court is concerned, there are two World Football Leagues. . Million There Are Two: One Pays; One Plays uMSt ' .- 2.5 - — , 'i'- ( by _______ _______________ 'lJ,flLi1d — canvas embroidery applique. Unlike petit point sections worked into designs on duo canvas i. 3pIIMnb •k double thread), applique is Just what its name implies and It.3 ______________ ______ .14 icrIt,r CJAPJ,aJ experience in needlepoint ______ The $ 'It's very probably going to destroy men's sports programs. The members (of the (NCAA) are kind of stunned and they're asking, , is it really true?' They can't believe a football-playing President would do that to us.' Tom Hansen, assistant director of NCAA We're goingto have achange '..; ______________________ - I - Women By ELSA WILLIAMS Needs Volunteers n - __ - 9 Tuesday, June 17, 1 7s— S Joy Of Stitching Is On The Move; _____________________ __ - - Herald, Sanford, Fl. nut it "We' &'ct tjimp 1iinn. hits Fingers Roughed Up By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS No matter the weather in Bloomington, Minn., it always seems to be raining on Rollie Fingers at Metropolitan Stadium. When the Oakland A's are visiting the Twins, the allstar reliever almost always pitches like Charlie Brown does in the comic strip "Peanuts." "I must be about 1-9 here at best in the Last six years," said Fingers after doing what he does best against the Twins losing, 7-6. - True to form, something happened Monday night. Fingers worked the count to a ball and two strikes to Steve Braun in the ninth with Oakland leading 64. Braun fouled off the next pitch by a splinter on his bat. "I was lucky to have fouled it off," said Braun. Pitch number four, while not reaching the stratosphere, found its way to the bullpen In right-center field and momenta later Fingers found himself walking off the field a loser. "When he let it go, I heard (A's catcher Gene) Tenace say, 'Oh, no" recalled Braun. His sixth home run of the season brcught the Twins within 6.5 before Larry hlisle's tie-breaking single gave Minnesota the victory. Elsewhere in the American League, Baltimore bombed Cleveland 8-3, Boston topped Detroit 6-2 in 12 innings, and New York defeated Milwaukee 10-7 while California and Kansas City were rained out in the only other game scheduled. Reggie Jackson and Tenace had hit successive nch irni home runs in the eighth inning to put Oakland on top 64 after Phil Garner's homer had tied it for the A's in the seventh. Orioles 8, Indians 3 Brooks Robinson and Lee May hit three-run home runs and Jim Palmer became the American League's first 11-game winner as Baltimore decisioned Cleveland. Palmer, who has lost three, got relief help from Grant Jackson in the seventh Inning. Robinson nomered in the fourth and May connected in the fifth, while George Hendrick hit one out for the Indians. Red Sox 6, Tigers Z Rick Burleson, who was picked off thind in the ninth inning, redeemed himself with a sacrifice fly that broke a 2-2 tie and ignited the four-run 12th that iif ted Boston over Detroit. The Red Sox had taken a 2-1 lead In the 10th inning on a home run by Jim Rice, but the Tigers came back to tie on Tom Veryzer's single. Yankees 10, Brewers 7 New York blew an early fiverun lead but rallied for five in the sixth inning on Ron Blomberg's double and Graig Nettles' homer to beat Milwaukee. lllomberg"j two-run double and Nettles' threerun homer nullified a grand slam homer by Gorman Thomas in the fourth inning that triggered the Brewers' comeback from a 5-0 second-inning deficit. The Yankees, who have won 21 of their last 27 second-inning runs. gaines, erupted for five 'You've heard of token blacks? Well, we're token Americans,' Miami Toros' Bill — r Nuttall ; ----. ._A �-________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______ : - - . --- - ._-_.. - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- -- - -- - . - . - - . - - . ... . -. . - 25-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Heather Chance -(4) I " 0 (S 7) S12 40 T 17 SA) %34 40 T 2:171 Fafung (1) 4 40 3,20 3 Miss Orchid Lady (1) 5 20 0 11 3) S21.10 T (31 1) SI XTH -11 MrL Durket (Provost) , '0''' ill" I *1 TEQUILA I E rf 1 $10,294 71 Z-4 Racing r irie 1 QUEEN KAHLUA - I . Pass s• - -- & çcj.j r tCPI,.E45Z KY BOURBON IMP. TEOUILA t JACQUIN CLATTER with BIMO BURNS .' -5--.---'"- ~ ~, 11 1995 mlx 3,to • # ABC 8 ' £ %%'HERE NLXJ T~W ftJL6 HeAviN' FE IN SJ.XH A uuRRY --h 4$ -- .--- /9 " C S E IC DR / '. I . Is ~ 4C*Y44AKINe ONO ,' i' ICLZLIW'T ,6'ESSIY// bL'4t$TR/T t /E/Y. /3 1%tR / !' - /E11O?..T • _____ i _> " M? 711S ... sJf111ThEMf/TAAy ThtZ' / / • 1 - SUNSET ;- .-•..- _..- -_ " W 5/tThRY! .. \ "' S4Jz5... e ,.0 I '9i.a.w1n/I A54W! CP ,virwvv.j 01111 (' ' s.'- I I W Lfl1 '. ,,All.v Ili I jIT' i i 1 fit --- ''.- .' 0 ° 5- \ .-"r' i, -- ' 1. t. l7 AMALOAMATID SHOeLACES' ) HIS ACMCE. IT) BE 1 / / C*-J -° a (' 'ñiA Af \ L%IiVII.. 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BOURBON JACQUIN"t THREE * :U ~ TODAY'S QUIE-STION o sho slam . - TiT bld ° 0r:1 -, ''Oh, I'll agree it's YOU, all right . . . about 95 per cent you and 5 per cent svOrnsuit!" What to )-ou do now, cmon:s .. - A - [lid three diamonds. This Jump Is a flight strelch. but )ou . .t.... . - 7 - -f=-~'o-Sr 1 it :,'7 . 2 K Ji 7 CA k 9 H A A 4 A aId&JamesJaob) 0 ~~_ le _-.. Ias,c (,,.I SIAI<E ThE ,. MOST OP IT) - wr,,I..•______ 17 '---1 four spades guaranteed 10 cards by Larry Lewis . 011% K.D.86° :1 ,.'l Pacs SN i 6V __ _rT --i,: The bidding hds txen -' . '1 C - 9 WALKER SMIRNOFF A Plum , (Nil? Est" " Ills three-heart call foIlowe1by . 1AM P55I5NT MA'-/ 8B OVER-EACT,NG, BLOO4SER, JUST SEWATO1, 9U1 VHEN I FIND J ( HOW GRiM ARE A wOR -STuDv STUDENT) THE COLLEGE'S iI/ WITH A SENSE OF 1/111 FINANCES -,/ N , Ii ( C*$SNIUAUT -- to P2 1111 "94"4 _____ JOSE COITU MIUCO C,tDIIi,', -(SlOt HCMI L.7WjC.J VODKA .....- lubhouse. wr Mj rv I ... ' W Ill. . Go Jims spade openin - le did this by using a Jacob gad et. ...._ 4 I "` 5 in spades and hearts and a very aLfi .0. a.asa.uI taa w EXTRA DRY KY 11111110 • \' & _______ I CAMPUS -- !.- Im T(xtay's North hand is the same as yesterday's except that ii his one more heart and one less diamond It was held by Cy Dennen of Grand Rapids. Mich , playing in a recent tournament with Jim Jacoby. In spite of his holding of only nine high-card points Ywant - '!.t-Ti mmwav so U I - Art Sansom "q _________ ,, $N14$J14 F - - I sm 171, 16@T I 1. 9-OL N I" GUSSES b South -_ 8 6LOTHEA5 Ow. . 1 queen of hearts should make seven tht nght contract Then h bid thl grdfl(l 'dim - A, CUTE W,NM,55! UN id ~ - i'ass • r Iq I'' Th15 FU_E C'Ik3b MILK, -. IJ' %haii 7EM10 wait -- ' j Of / CY thought a le Said to himself; "The king of spades must be the nghtkg. Nov my )''.> by 60 - / . I L Pass b / . CERTIFIED /.b!J OT 1110111CAllecolpill oavfus 1 - 38"161 101 o -7 YR ey 111001"N Ole Pass Pass 3V [ )ass 4A ________ ,' " % CASI WOIID$UG$II$1 itft 0 - -r - six but he could not afford tobid Pass I& Pass 3A Pass 4 N T Pass I ,I 4 -i . I L - J I M 13'""" '" rut 11111cm ilt SCOTCH Dine in tht: air conditioned Harness 1. • M 54 i0iO(SCA*L0*A10f(*allI . OS 1,429. Hana:e I lTSIflASIIfl( '-'-. '' 0'.D CANADA 8 YR. CERTIFIED - -" I 1 . - 3oalr - FLORI DA""' . ----.. V, I,/ ~ MW' S 4Gk~P_) cA, U'RE ' Doubles NItely *jfCj Va cnn . I , f '- /'_ low % NAOtAN 2 big Dmuly 711 A - eC v" nrrrrkvrn ABC VODKA I-J ' THE 8ORN LOSER 6 YR . 86°i 01. STAMUY 8 YR. 860 KY. BR8 5 499.,6.1 25 ROYAL CASTLI 16.10 player on a team for the third time in 31 )ears. C1 ~q ~ Jl -, VODKA ROYAL DELUXE _____ rROM JAMAICA i Imp scovc Mil "all AAV Nite llarnes.s Ra ang a t T / J L , WISERS1OYR. viIa.ius W BUTLER KYND ;i;; ELEVENTH A IM1MUIMrI - KNIGHTSBRIDG( LEWIS 66 6TUA team gained I -q k. 1 12 60 9 80 3 40 2 Amer i flclle (I 7 tie s estt I 3 Margaret Bridge (5) 310 51070 1 (645) $14100 flflh&!lI( ONI UNC 100 it l,,.,4 i,:," ______ CERTIFIED r ".' I- ~ -./a - iii - ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES All GROD DAD 900 GIN I IIYABC OV 0 RUM DAY tiou ti ." - CLUB s %Sc-si Sorth last " ..~, ".I. ~ -1, -, , ) 't_i-s•vIs*osGu,o( 099 hua'' VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' ''±m --- ----- IYfi.SCOTCH KY.ILIND --- ' ag, ) i% 1 seven on his own. Instead he put pressure on Cy by bidding six nearts. . f ft" AU will GRANT'S STANLEY 86* dP ' i I • .S.O.P. COGNA J Decisions) -K, cedes (3)3000 (1 4) S2SOOT I'' I .- Of iALI GUAM BASES-Morgan, H in, 2 1; PITCHING (7 / 0' KY. IOUflON VDAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT., JUNE 23T 469 _____ Each player on the first team receives $2,000 from the NHL and second team members HOME RUNS-Bench. C-n- each gets 11,0W. STOLEN 4 £QJ 105 aK 864 SOUTH a A Q 76 5 4 K2 Bo th vulnerable r'1? ,' - It (4) snciks in VODKA representative for the first tftnie DOUBLES-Bench. Cm, 77. 523001 1)64 DO (63)11 o EIGHTH - 1. BonnIe Flyer (Denn)(4)1,004 403 107 Speedy 2102 69~11 A SUG KY SOUPION RRIVE AUVE (1) of, P.S. BROWN members of the Professional ; il I I 5795 "SIR is l-IITS-Madlock, Chi. SI; Gar , showed just one. Jim's hand 4 A 8 A A 92 1 ill - - ~ m"NAYIYA KY. ROUKION fl11 . 1P CERTIFIED O' ER - U I S.' Ai'iSIlIfti'C 90' %- *, I AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & National League THIRD - 1. sweetheart Volto (M. 6eno. min. ,ifl. FOURTH wheIrri,ing favorite in the voting for the . American League AIIStar team. Curren tly ba tting .400, Carew, who barely squeak ed by LONG IIIIANCN - 1 ng second EW YORK (All) - lion Carew, Monday by the baseball commissioner's office, - ( I Cal. STRIKEOUTS-Rvan. uII__ - Writers the 18 leagm cities, is for regu. season play only and is BASES' Rivtrs. lar, STOLEN Cal, 34, Otis. KC. 29, for PITCHING (7 Devs*ons)- MONDAY nted Bob Wynn, who blew a golden winners for the yearl. I di that, so I can't complain.' f W.-I CANADIAN "7: F _.F I I 10 IiA Svc 01W New York Rw%ers. j, 1' HOME RUNS-Horton. Dot. i: - lvk% , . , - eight on the 71st hole, found a figurative ray of sunshine amidst the rain that hit the 6,687-yard Whitemarsh Valley Country Club course. men Guy Lapointe of Montreal 11: bonds. NY. IS; Burroughs. - S% ,~~,~ VJ953 AN' BUILP A FIRS. ..VMIL, I'E S11L1. SE WI4T WE R l01N . - baseman for the Minnesota Twins, remains - ' DOUBLES-Chalk. Cal, 'I; Rudi. Dik. IS. TPIPLE5-Rivecs. ' ' 4 OF STUART %22*- IN Horion, 117011111to Maple Lftfs. B,ostorl cenDel. 45~ GrStott, M'11 " ter Phil Esposito, right winger ", Rene Robert of Buffalo and left Louis at Pottsixorgh, (n) Carew Heads Voting - chance for his first official pro victory with a horrendous VODKA ABC T BATTED RUNt. Philadelphia st Chicago \ - intended to bid se ven ii - ., -, ,- - ~~; t, .I . Petty raised his point total to 2,4-49 as he followed David Pearson across the finish line at Michigan International A way. this season with 475,010 votes, while runner-up Sand), Alornar of New York has only 65,942 in returns released GIN ' Named are..V, Min, moo. Hargrove. Tell, 3% 1111", pionship ear-old Wynn. "I got what I cattle for. I came in hoping to make a check big enough to put me in the top 60 (money "k "'" BufaioSaLa. Houston (Rdbe"s 30) at Los It Stock car s King 450 3S(10)-27 " a • - Kansas City's Cookie Rojas In 1973, is the runaway leader LIGNI oa o*u right winger Guy Lafleur of the l A 1.1 t winger Ridwd Martin of the aseDall (AP) --._ - --' 'I'm (lisappointed but I'm not disgusted," said the 35- JACQUIN RUM Lai Bobby Clarke of Philadelphia, Tale 2 3) at Montreal (Rogers / - all aces and asketi for kings V 108 by Dove Groue INSiDE THESE '-v, / - oining Orr on thle first team Parent fthePhlladl I Fl defensienian Denis Potvin of the New York Islanders, center and tHumpres) It I I '' seven years in a row from 195 I- - Diamond Lad (Deim*nk))OI;5 41 and S?a*ouse 00). 7. (In ) t Ji - ,i Jim decid td'a1 while rnviting seven. His four and five notrurnp guaranteed LST ~~g t.l7 .- - 5SPIOQVILL'_,, S - 040 004 2-10 6 oo, All-Star first team for a record. Newpo" valley (Cooley) e.g. 6 $1 - his confidence at a high point going into this week's US. 7)0 OS) tontreai Canadlezts Harvey Ch;cago 9, Philadelphia I San Diego 7. San Francisco I New Yort (MatIick yr ( It Turn., Dick Based on this - ALLEY C)OP _____________________________________________ Richard Petty has movP4 to within $77,347 of becoming tesprt'sI-at$2.milhiuncareer wlniit'i withhis s.'conl place finish in Sunda)'s Motor St4ite 400 National ,t-isociation for Stmk Car Auto Racing figures released Monday al.so show he has moved to a com. manding lead in the race for the Grand National cham- PIIll.ADEI.PIIIA (AP)-nere was only one winner long.sWt Tom Jenkins - but two nther players got what they ssanted out of the 'eather plagued Philadelphia Golf - c. Johnn) Miller all but secured his place on the American Ryder Cup team, regaineil his deft putting stroke and PLI "I 021 0- 3 11 Nazarene Mutiny K - B. (KyselI) 6 1. 2 Quater Cal (Workheiser) 72; 3. Fox breaking eighth consecutive breakina mark he Gienwood (WCely) 3-1. 4 Jack Pence (LeVan)9 2; S Glenora Duke shared with Doug Harvey of the (Hobbs) $1; 6. Ocala Babe Philadelphia (Lonborg 63) at - ic&.s:i Y tear edled DAYTONA BEACH NBA draft. .,, 1.::~~ '.'. 2 AA ;j,: Pefty Eyes Both Webster and Thompson were drafted by the And even 200 130 X- I IQ Church of God s.s wampus an AMtar in each season. (Crark) 3 I. S Ocala mighty Nite Orr, who was a second-team ' fFillpeill ci3oice in his rookie ear, was (Ihlenfeld)s1. named Monday to the NHLs TENTH: I M -Pace C-3, U04: I West sound pass. 17 ' Q A764 • - ilnanuall) ailint Ilaw ka on the first round of the recent , , -- granting the AAU the television rights in his country for the customary exhibition meet, but they have now decided to renege on 'that agreement. Atlanta Hawks of the National Basketball Association aful1) embarrassed - Ping. sapt. 15t Rapt. L. (Woftheimer) 61; 4. 31 74 S64 7 And should the Nuggets corral both Webster and Thompson. the two most coveted players in collegiate basketball during the 1974-75 season, they would leave the Coci, 000 sic Hockey League for nIne years and the brihint Boston Bruins' Is? Math. C4(Hendrkks')77 NINTH: I M - Trot C-I. $650: 1 I . New York philphia - ' / by JACOHY Y OSWALD and JAMES 60 ,.- ,-" '-. •Nurous con tract violations by the USSR All-Sports Committee left us wi th no alternitive," he said. Among them was the denial of US television rights to the me.' lassell said the Soiets had arller signed a contract - )ltce by r,,n )stAssm. Ist Pro%. Orr has been in the National Michanna National Leue e THEY AIN T G,QNNA) the rights to the Virginia Sqiires' top pick, David Thompson. Should the) succeed In signing both, It sould be a remarkable coup each knocked two hits f Nazarene. - $ I. ' Spec ial *d' Mans (Crank) and L ' director of the Amateur Athletic Union said Monday Marvin Webs!er, but they also reportedly are angling for douBle and a homer. John Holton, Jim Kertnedy and Larr Smith all collected three hits. Ramone Gonzalez and Watson each bashed three hits and Terry and Paul Watson (Blood) 10 1- 4 El Cap'tan (Kuo'a) Kansas CE MADr-,,o I 1 -This is a sad development,' 011an Cassell, executive in announcing "with great regret" that the U,S..USSR track meet scheduled for Kiev, Russia July 4-5 had been can. - ,-- Baltimore (Cuellar I S) at "Wood (Beltkef) 1 0 I SEVENTH: I M -- Pace C-L 162S: Clevelano (Raich 2-01. (n) Boston (Pole 12 or W i se 1 IS) at Dtrot (LaGrow 45). " - ) Off The 16-year tradition of an IM)IANAPOLIS (AP) annual United StatmRiassian track meet has k-en NLW YORK (AP) The aggressive Denver Nuggets of the American Basketball Association not only are mklng strong overtures in an effort to sign No. I draft choice I bagger and Jerry Posey with a hits for First Baptist of Sanford. Meaton Time (Patterson) 6 I~ 2. Victory Rally (VanderSChadf) 9 Dick Beadles and Dean Smith J Wilma% Chip (VanDeventerl I 1. triple and single. S Maria Volo I Larrabeill) I 1; 6 Ray Bennett knocked a triple slashed three hits, and Dan Borders Pride (PhIlips) 10 I and Mike Burns chipped In two Tillis, Ton) Dunkinson, Price Malor Jones 'b,anard) 3 1 I Ad'o and Joe Baker , Randy Kremer hits for the losers Hershel (Dennis) S I Longwood Baptist exploded and Don Merrifield, all knocked SIXTH -14 M - Pace Clmg. 1600: 1 Shan Anti ID Amato for seven nina in the first In- out two hits for First Methodist Church of God's Mhit atta(+ &taGo( Ca. Chief He3thCf ning. M U.S. Russia Meet Basketball Gold Mine and Ken Mullis all collected two - Oakland -w of God pounded Churdt-of Ut 5.chwn Demon 61. 7 A \CNTRYCLU9./ Nuggets Digging For ...z-arene27-7 and First Baptist hits for the losers. Nicky 7 76 32 '45 of Sanford edged First Whitehead was three-for-four, 25 31 41416 71 ? 1M-C.)-44: - - Methodist 11-10 in weekend Doug Burleson slugged a triple FOURTH j Rodney (laylor) 3), 7 KCOt Void West of the Church Slow Pitch and Owen McCarron ripped a (Brainard) 7 2. 3 Jeans Winter action Is is S" __ double. Berlhas Boy Softball Ixague. (Sical 4 1 4 35 16 (K&:thas)97. S. Impulse iWilSey. Dale Austin smashed three Pinecrest's attack was led by ft $ 1:6 Sui' Saul (Patleon Casey Dunn with a homer, Bill hits, and Vick Rlchburg, Otto 30 30 s s 31 33 46-1 6 Bagle) wi th tlje hi ts j th ee Thomas, Joe Pickens, and 6$T 7 31 124 9 Scotch Playboy (Crand 72 2 atbats,JonBlalockwlthafour Blimp Davis all stroked two Results Detroit I Conastoga 8 lWhavland) S ImPulSt (Wilsey Jr) It., 6. sunset Saul (Pa?tff50n (Tiyior) S LIiE CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE NORTH Pinecrest Bapdst defeaW Lamar Jackscin. flay Denton, nre First Assembly of God 8-5 Rob LongwoodFirstBapti.stbombed all ripped two hitS. M Gregory, James Warner First Presbyterian 14-3, Church 9.7; I Roo Arnefican League 'J (AN4ENIGBT8AC: y IN BRIEF Indian Lang (BeneIiCI) II 'V' ,aI-1 I Tri 7, TELL T4EoFFiC:R6I ' i %%'AW MORE DISCIPLINE! MOgE PRIt.SNG.' MORE • \ WORK OETAIL9.' (TMA561 i • lhllld) Ii:? O Major League Ba Pinecrest WOREBOARD- Tuesday, June 11, I75--36 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. MOrt Walker :' ---ri. - -_ .- .- - --'rr- '-'t -.-------- - - I -- -- - - ------------- - �- -- - - - - . . - .-..-. 4B -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - r. Tuesday June 17 1973 Legal Notice IN THE ciRcwT COURT, IN AND TY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 75732CAoiB (,RACE G TRESLEW. NOTICEOF SHERIFFS SALE In NOTICE ISHEREDY GIVEN that by of that certain Writ 0, Execution Issued out of and uer + , Plaintiff, Orange County. Florida, upon a final ludgment rendered in the aforesaid 4O ,'fESI I- k i - I-- C FERN PARK, FLA. it 834 2080 9:30.S:3OMON..SAT.12:00.5:OQSUN 1 I If Coleman 's Bar B-Q Horse & Rider Fills TUESDAY—FAMILY DAY And NITE ;122.9"6 _ TE 0.0 FAC Treat For Your Stomach A hicken 11i Bar-0.0 Choice "Bar-B-0 i c Chicken r, s 1, Dinner or the Pork CO Dinner. Creamy Cole Slaw, Cruncky French rri.s. ~ D1 4, Toasted Sun. Delicious Bar-B-0 Beans and a Om Hvf . - ... . ....... . .Z.A Needs 1 P Supplies L I HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE . .. _____--- --•• - FOR $ 7 e35 -- - Is ~ Z= , __ - ale ~ LM- = ~____ 0 -0 - . N __ __., E - .. Z -",4 -r I ~" - -.- ,__ . . - I r 2 ~_ ,~ __z -4V t ,-_ a ON 1 2,7, : -4 t ~_ _n 4 for sale and sell to _______________________ - . s : : I - ki A 0 I I to 0 • ) FOR _1 1g Oi t = - u , ii or Ph. oil-72S2 '.. 0 I 0000 . .. 41 1i 41, - e r, SR22's Filed EZ Payments . QUOTES CALL f l•••. - ~Li' I _ -----. ____~__Afi i, 1 - 11 ! 'A - . I P-0, t am ~ En -ui- I LOW RATES Jumping Jack Shoes V 's Juni Men And Steeds Sanford, Florida Phone 322-2624 INSURANCE wouldrPdeltr Dog's sure without Of 58 .0 d_ r. A D. 1915, offer - • Annuals • Vegetable Plants Ave. 2025. . It SPECIALS .he Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. will A. f, BaL Rgety ..' St r SemnoI County Florida am , N - S . AN'SBAR.B.Q"TheSouth'sFiMst" Altamonte Spring% Florida ac vOt, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor ' . a • • •1 • . OPOO COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Stored at Altamonte Garage JEFFERSON . - • Baby Chicks .Horse Car'! Items : 2035 HWY. 17.92 A 1649 SOUTH ., Tuesday, June 17, 197S—SB • Tuxedo Feeds • . Fl. Herald, Sanford, Fertilizers Seeds : . M 217 i I Evening I f4. U .. Oi'N Said properly being located and 117th STREET POSEN, ILLINOIS U _~ aren ROBERT , : was delivered to me °' Seminole County. Florida. and I NOTICE OF ACTION have levied upon the following TO CARL WILLIAM HEN roperty E described Enderle Nicholas b IdP property In Seminole County, Florida, more DONALD RAY HENDERSON. particularly described as '.Is whose Place of residence and ad One Ill Home made motorcycle. dre-ts is unknown Seminole County 1914 License No Defcnuiants A .and Statuary op PLANTS : DECEASED Pottery Of ;0_ 'r', (. EXOTIC CARL WILLIAM HENDERSON. court on the 17th day Of January. JR . DONALD RAY HENDERSON. A In that certain case en ROBERT E LYONS. and ROBERT titled, Eagle Finance Conpany, C MURPHY as Adrn,nslratorw,tP, Plaintiff, s Nicholas .1 Enderle e nnrc e 5ae 0 Karen Enderle. Defendant, K ATHERINE D LYONS, which aforesa id _I WjW Blow Large Selection Specloli the seal of the County Co'jrt of vs - "Ih— Legal Notice - * I; 9_~IIK_ - _______________________________________________________________ ,I - . - ORLANDO TOWNSITE FOIIRTPI Ccu.., \II ,n Santoro. 7 '% tructed satisfy the terms of "id Writ oi th"W and known as JOS Longwood E x". 1 jon forney, whose address is Post Office IN at'rney. or Immediately thereat ter. othefwise a default will be mitred against you for the relief demanded in the Complain' . F .; I . I I , L : i __ I . - STARTING i < .•' (NORMALLY AS HIGHAS$395) - Hathaway - c... CDDf 14 1613 ALL FIBERGLASS FAMILY assProducts SANFORDRPORT RD, ' FISHING -I 0 _______________________________________________________ Flori daNvinni ru*r VVI _.-' - t •-. j:. J MOBILE HOME NYLONIZE . I ;r C OATING Only Authorized Nylonize Applicator . 10 -, Grant . In Writing For $ rears . • - - - - 125 .=-- - - ,~"*-, - . .. I '- . Picturedabose (Itor) ' - .~ a, 'e. ,,*",' ; P ~ ii .. -I such fare Is Coleman's Bar B 0. coleslaw, crunchy french fries, Barbecue plates, fish, hot always has time to talk to located on Hwy. 1792 in San- delicious barbecued beans and fruit pIes, french fries, cole people about suggestions or ford, directly across from a hot toasted bun all go along slaw and barbecued ribs are Ideas for Improvements at Movieland Drive. In. with the meat. offered every day. You can buy Coleman's Bar B Q, and would Tony Thomas Is owner of Breakfast specials from 97 your barbecue by the pound and like the opportunity to correct Coleman's Bar B-Q. and his cents are available every day at take it home. any situation not to your liking business card reads "Sanford's Coleman's. Breakfast IS Served An extra everyday special Is rB Coleman' s IS open Finest Bar BO." Tony was Monday through Sunday from 7 a barbecue sandwich with formerly manager at Famous to 11 a.m. Sleak and eggs are french fries and small Pepsi for Monday through Thursday I am. to 9 pm.. and Friday. Recipe, only 99 cents. and has always offered for only $1.45. dreamed of being In business Tony feels that personal Saturday and Sunday 7 a m, to A Senior Citizens' Special 10 for himself. He opened in his POt Cent discount off of attention to each customer's 10 P.M. present location March 21 of everything except specials is wants Is what makes Coleman's Drop by and sample Tony's this year and now employs 8 offered at Coleman's to fit In the best. His employes all give fine food and service, arid give people, all experienced In the with a retirement budget. fast, friendly service with a him a chance to prove to you fast food service business. If you bring In your own meat smile. that at Coleman's it's spelled To help ydur dollar go far. Coleman's Bar B-Q will smoke In his endeavor to keep BARBECUEI . --. - -. - .'. __ Office Cleaning - . - - Procedural Documents and of er on ract iocuments may e*erilne'd at the Office C?, i Engineer City Hall. Sanford. i Florida 1.1.3 Special Features The Airport Authority rrserves the f;ghf Proposals i to to waive iy technical t ifeqIi reject any or all or an part hereof, and any informality ill any Proposal in ,he of . - . J ' -..: • ... . .. .... _____ - %lilllIIiii,,,, . :, — % , - - -, .. cC the Airport Authority. Dated- ,hne I? ins il . i __ 0 ; I .....- ... .. . ... . . ,- PH 323-5954 I - 'T. ' • . . . . 1 W . . I . I . . . .. . . _-._ DF0 7, 0 i . issued thereon The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the descripilon of the property. and ,he . I . . Pair of Walnut Bedside commodes "i. Oak Gatilleg table ), 'd MOVING TO NEW LOCATiON AUGIJST I _________________________________________________ USED FURNITURE COLLECTABLESI CHIIA• GLASS R"IIII * County of Seminole, Stafecif Florida \ - I P4 NAME highnf Notice is hereby given that I am cash bidder at EVERY PAIR OF SHOES AND BOOTS ON SALE the court house door &I the 71h day of Julo,, I S -,-1 Arthur H B, "kwilh, tip (H ' - f tt C rtu t Cour' Seminole Counly, Florida "I a P - -- EQUIPMENT WHOLESALES Pbti-5h June 3 10 17 74 1975 i- ... ,*itorclame *dli the provisions of -i Wit _ _. _ . __ -_ __ _ N -. --' o N ~ __ - - I-- -- - - --__ - -_ ___ -__ - . -0 - ,- - =.____- -- . . .. b - I y "I he Man in Your and after Life" and wflgfit$ , tl5' F I KriiØts *no qrsifed w"d carocalurel "Tpi, Doct,r"&"(he Galer' StUM metal work s(viptiorestroon 1110 .ii, PaiuiIiris and many decs'1.' arid cHic ,t, i vvm your WI the experts say. It will e er. make you cc corn Dress in loose fortable, unfussy clothes. Loosen your shoes, slip them of I and put on your traveling slippers. Oper, your collar and loosen our fie -- - - . -1,0-_ - -__ . - - - -_ - - . ---- . - - - ,- :_ I I $ 1: ; ... • .--• p----- •... - •. s.-_._~ - -- .. -_ -----5- American _~. ." & ... -.-------S- . I 17 0 fl'l ii a L For FREE ESTIMATE X ... - - 1C ,k- /1fi55. 1' G' 7 .. N. Ag ;K.1 . dk,* r_--!,4- - -1 , t_kt t I I- W-iir-~-jrjaA-1j-1, , . . 4 ~F.b.-j;ir'-t,"=V-~?.~2W - I & 410 GEORGE AVE.INIAITLM • . -_ - ii _C~; Z, - - - Emergency Service ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. 1 1 - . ...,— .4 - -~__ if you've got termites . you've got trouble' Cali us, the trouble-shooters, iow, before costly damage is done. They work fast, but we work faster. Get help, . i . p,iir of slippers that .5-- .-S------------. -. I i1 PH i22.8865 0 - - A! -Z--- . I- ,V - 't ,-i-)411' li:~(-Aj yx~,!;.' _.. . fold to purse size can I ~x4 LOCATIONS S.1-i.f II ' " #' ;,7. NOW TWO CONVENIENT s-s-400 1290W OAKRIDGERD 9:30. 'I I i,~ t 0 .~ FLORIDA FISH Travel Tips: ---.----- AD . ;,, ~,- -"~ -,i t W~4~-'b~-)!il~-" "' .___._-_ Nf - A_ -1 11L ~rz!_ '.2vZ.r,.I' ~4~~i;16-- ;,-3~ &. 12kjz.- :1! I' % - - ;- -_ _~.44- . ,•________._ '' - ~ `~' 4---' - , ' I ~; I '7 DIDM OFFS.OR.BISNI. TRI,.) A I ' can eat YOU how. Available. Open -•IL,4 41. ermites . WHOLESALER' ____ world. We are speciali Is in Cruises. Group and In. -,_: _,.":I, ... GEORGE C. IIEARN 4 *** ft~ I BEHIND PURPLF, Ixllwolw, .J. --5,,.., . I- r 1 ..(%..('• I' '' I - 322-022S Orlando Ave. Winter Park Mall Tel 64,2060 We offer almues,1,f ._ . -i=—=---------- . nW I ~j . SERVICE .-. '1fl c U JLU BUY DIRECT rl ROM THE also 574 F, ,. • CALL MIKE BRAGAN ORLANDOINC., AIR CONDITIONING -A;j SALES CALL 834 8776 1 is one of the know ' . AND SERVICE your is - . - HEATING & - "-' - - f;~,Ii ~ look tidy. relaxation . =- I those at CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF j)95 GENEVA keep . U Important. The plane you 'I I&II Tall Ave. I - I vacation w ith assistance - years Experience can . AID Sanford from RESIDENTIAL - . _' ER "`TAbWV . __ you are flying In - SALE & Mental . . !i ' protection. I rnaket &v:-v1' " A b- Auddone 01hiff orts shirt fie off anci still Reg. 1449 STRUCTUR is Free Gift *1`8041-ftll - - .- _-, home FREE HEAR;..IG TEST , % ,. cause I : — Glass & Paint Lo., Inc. Ph 322 46.'2 -e Relaxation is always a clod rule for happy Estimates 95 Local, Long Distance And International Moving 0 9 c nor4, . ----- - - -. - - - - - -NOOILIOATION-- dSt C t Senk arik JOHN SCHLENr( you security Smith & Bart Welding CO & STORAGE, INC. *WALLPAPER JILLIAL2 13 000 UTU's 9 5 AL ORNAMENTAL ADAMS TRANSFER 9PAINT Ui I I •rn,RRORS Wi' - !; . REPAIR 3 Geraniums to ____________________________________________________ .. ________ cART SUPPLIES .GLASS •. - - __ . value EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER F" is. es the exclusive Flip Top " arc of comfort" that circulates cool air up GUARDS Gift Ideas For - - Cosmopolitan CUSTOM MADE / 6014 E. Colonial Dr. .:. Orlando, Fla. 32807 ' . -. SERVICE STATION J! ,# . S . 321.0049 — Tetspbon. 2774431 FACTORY AUTHORIZED I . . F A 1131 éODri.r ir..i u bir Id • & FiaqC - Room Air Conditionr I vuuri.za ALL COLORS . - 1) RON'S TIME SERVICE 1 - . , . a ,, 2593 S. Sanford Ave. Car-Ben of lando, F Ia - 31104 -_ . years Ji, OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. SANFORD (Acro$sfromFirpstopa) ' 323 4757 I I '" ff" — 100 N . . '' F UT a Pr.lvate Patients — VA — Medicaid -'--'---',_-----,_,'-_'-r_-_ '1 ________ _._ grafor. Posted I 24Hour Nursing Care For many TI,rnex watch repair service in customers, They do this c --_ _______ FLIP tended Bulova watch repair Jewelers has been making old out of new customers He offers the only - where your friends are Section 11141t rR Florid.a Sfafvfr~ -_,_-_ II1awD$ Akin _ CENTER ________________________________________________ _--_ -_-,----_ -.---,--_.-..---.- .._,. For at- t - lO3O State St " 0 . 1 I SINGER APPROVE0 I)EALER '-- - He Ken $ Auto Clean is EVERYONE WELCOME 648.5046 SHERATON HQTEL% I MOTOR INNS WORLDWIDE SERVICE oeeoo AVENUE AT $4 I STATE ROUTE U. SANFORD, FLA 0 . .... Reutm-Sanfafld Inn WAXED. % .- ___i Includes: INTERIOR SHAMPOO including rugs, seats & .,,, P a n e I s, HA N D WASHE AND Hwy 92 TABLE RENT s2.00 14 For Details Phone 323.4080 - I . -' . - PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES ~ S - ____ 4 MILE S NORTH OF OF SANFOR 0 ON - from The intimate To The Magnificent / 200N Holly Ave ,. '-- Counly,z Florida under the I -a experience school. 0755 OFF 0 . drafts or hot spols. jr, Oviedo .0 At (E I 426 a is ' WAL I ~.,i"`. of ice ,-'?) . f(tif,ous name of MIKE S fINA iq 'nat I intend i register Said itk 4. years RETAIL Route 11A,m-nole FLORIDA . FICTITIOUS NAME I 831-3304 ).,. CA SSFLBERkY. Save$1170 PH. 30-324111 , 1 I Cariying case or cabinet extr3 Otputy Clerk 1975 .. r eq, Wit Section 463 09 F ior;da Statute% 5 Samuel L McGee Puti$ith May 27 June 3. IC U 'I - AUTO PARTS AND I I1 er E FIIR#1T,VRE ly.lij dr SALE ENDS JUNE 22 19%? . , 1'. ( 8 j 1!- 1~ . 732 S. HIGHWAY — OVIEDO TRACTOR CO * Z ~_ ~ V ) ETHEL BAR J, , ler;fIrcuit Court FLO , ~— .. & Us e d Furn,lr,- We Buy, 5,11 4. Trade -One Or A Houseful- Furniture 4 Glassware DUI)A AUTO PARTS certificates *ill be sold to the FICTITIOUS 11IM111W 4 11111 11111 R INN ~& I . 'j. --: ~?1-7'v~,:~--,-.*,Z7,`r. June 17. 1975 ; Now , select for that very special as well In addition to rings and person in your life a promise carries .. osturne lewelry, identification VkeepiAkes he or she w ill bracelets by Speidel, clocks, treasure always Make the gill necklaces. lighters and gift ifenis such as silver trays and y havi ng our message g of love engraved wocxl decorator pieces. Both Master Charge and it Ben Smit'e is an expert BankAmericard are accepted at Car-Ben h repairer with man ' 2 Mapit Bookcases Small Mersiman Maple Drop Leal Table Small Meriman Mapk Round Table 834-7072 Sit-Storewi t ' OPEN I in Our 5th Year 96 A6ao Pa* Tim .F_ KEN'S ' I 0 lk" J AUTO CLEAN $ REPAIRS 834•0600 . KEN'S !"I()(I l!(lrI'°' & v,j. ('P .ii D,4tr, Visit Car Ben jewelers to piece which is of practical use i i :V% 7i\(' 31., %,----~ . 0, All of said property being in the _0,.~~ --r__ I? p/ i• 1le,. A *",gouge - &~, ,,~r Wicker Ice Cream Stf-T&ble A. 4 Chairs . as follows Assistant Airport Manager Z A NEW SHOP IN CASSELBERRY names In which it was assessed are ., , '> r 'low A Corp. Chairman J ____ ... Pictured above ts Ben Smitley,owner. ___________________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that SemInole County Florida I I , NOTICE OFAPPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Sictoi 197.246 Fla Sta ut') Urfen Such certificate e ~ SERVICE Willi A S.N111,E IS WHAT YOU'LL FIND AT CAR-BEN I I I 0 SERVICE LJ 1 c LP PRODUCTS INC Awnings , I ric. . __ I Arthur H Beckwith, if Clerk of Circuit Court By Ida Creel, V • gs &ohould go Into the selection of brand. Car Ben carries the Adv. In our elegant Selko jeweled watches. the most precious if yovrweddlngring9 it is'the Whatever make of w a t c h you own, bring it in to Car-Ben for ultimate gift when in love deitroylt Realizing how important it is overhaul or repair and you are that this be the most beautiful guaranteed an excellent job. , Elect As Ben's regular customers ring a couple exchanges, Ben A Wastebasket., Smitiey of Car Ben Jewelers in know, dependable service and the Longwood Plaza has taken fair treatment at Car- Ben is the Starts pa rticular care in acquiring an reason they keep coming back attractivp range of Keepsake whenever they need something dUlOrnillis in the jewelry line wedding ring designs. Another special repair ser $249 50 ,psaSmItley feels that his keep ke line of rings are the best vice at Car. Ben Is the repairing brand; traditional through of antique clocks If you own a ders eight decades. The' are bCtUtifUl old timepiece that is from se,.so up available In both yellchiv and just qatherirLg dust because you white gold, and come in plain can't get It to run. take it in to , and fancy designs to suit y our Car Ben It will be ex pertly Ia repaired to qive you a ShOW , ji .t. individual taste ••.• _ 11121 ' i n I uri ng • ___ Roof Coating Guaranteed In Writing *Leaks Fixed • Low Cost Skirting CarportsSteps Fold Down • - is a ~ In The ' Ferns Pc.tfed Plants Hanging Baskets The same loving care you use complete line of Timex wat- and customer satisfaction, Stop In selecting your life partner ches. in addition to the Timex by today and give them a try. -- . . 4 ~ . . . : ""' Ralph Dukes 0 ner Ow .4 _i (.J I i L) I .4 . 1 / Mon Thru Sat. F ea S. , . P a I I Pig 39 FI Y r Robert M. Rostmond OPEN At Car-Ben ... . I Sarifewd Airport Authority Sanford, '. • . 7~~~~,___~1_1 J1f J - - Ph 321 0780 2105 Elm Sanford 2858 Si Sanford •:.-' .0 •) - - -- W6 4 R" Ph.323 7990 .' . -_ I !; _ _. 322-8200 c.::z NOW ~ r4a' " II -_~7_ - FREE ESTIMATES. 1 DUDS FOR MAN AND STEED - 1%1, ,, . ... DOMESTIC a IMPORTS FREE GIFT WRAP WESTERN TORE '.' fr, ______ S Cert ifica te No 61? Year Issuance 1977 Description Property ..-.-. Hef dude, it the summer heat up one of their new western necessary accessories that are with bridles, blankets, feeds has really got you down give shirts. They are available In a must for completing your and medicines, a!l .tf which will yourself a fill by trotting down both short and long sleeve western wardrobe, Pants, have your horse looking as . to Horse & R icier Western Store, styles, and are sure to cool jeans, jackets, skirts, belts, smart as you. 28SO S. Sanford Ave., in San. those hot summer blues. At Horse & Rider you'll find neckties, jewelry. hand made ford As you know there're some purses arxi wallets adorn their the quiet friendly atmosphere. new hands at the old corral. shelves and racks. Famous combined with the lush aroma Kathy, Sandy and Denny Haley, brand names in western p. of leather and suedes as Invit. They've got just the right i fluds to make you feel cool all along with Bill LaBree jointly parel are Lee, Miller 6nd Pool. IN as you will their selection of summer long. And going on ovn Horse & Rider and make They have clothing for men, western wear and gifts. So right now Is a fantastic trade in sure things are runnin' women, boys and girls. Collons saddle old paint and trot on smoothly. The Haleys have and denims are the "in" fabrics down. T he y have all you need boot sale That's right, parduer, Trade In them of' down trodden been avid horse lovers all along for western wear and you'll find for rider and steed. - ADV. and bring to their newest both at Horse & Rider. ____ - - - ____ - - boots on a pair of sh , business venture first hand Being second to none in ' t iist s tyli sh ones.You ou'llreceive up knowledge and experience, complete western wear, Horse '. to $10 off on the new ones lust They reside in O'steen & Rider also takes good care of for bringing the old ones in And 114) •. I addition to clothing, Horse your critters A new shipment while you're there, why not pick & Rider carries all the of beautiful s didles, a Is in. along I • ~_ - . , , I & Nellie Coleman invilts you to liorse & Rider ~_ I -* r 4 ...Pfcturedabovetsflee-Manag eratflorse&Rlder . . - -. -. , ' ~ - ' Haue & Rida ________ -_____ MIRRORS - All Kinds STORE FRONTS - our Specialty WE ~~_ __ Lr 4" - - __ _ 4-~_ ~ - i - ~~ ~ . pound. They smoke ham, pig or you to let him hear from YOU if $1.99 barbecued chicken dinner turkeys. You can take home you ever have any gripes or A new establishment that feels or the $2.29 barbecued pork sandwiches, hamburgers or complaints about the service or it purveys the superlative in dinner for only $1.35. Creamy packs of meats, says Tony. food at his establishment. He - - 111 . . and then there Is BARBECUE! __ - -- .J._iuL A .. It for you for only 25 cents a Coleman's the best, Tony asks ii. As any lover of barbecued ther, Coleman's offers a food knows, there Is barbecue Tuesday Special — a choice of _____________________________________________ wv - 0, 11i HATS. SPURS LEATHER GOODS WALLETS JE L ____________________________ SAPiFORL) SF INFST BeckyMcWhorter,Tonylhomas (ownerl and UndaStldd. PH. 830-7702 or 671-3346 Floo r -_ shop-- _.j , ': -- locatM on the Sanford Airport, Sanford. ,torda 112 Drawings pecIfiC1tions and 69% __ , - ______ —_ ________ I , 3 - M-W - 7? Otms t; - . oi,,,-,I~io 6' x 111' canopy- over entrance door , ProposalswlIbepubllclyopened j- 11LIX 4&~~-_ . ~(. Ii - - . I , ':-.7,~:-:.:-;r-:-:-.- . NOTICE TOCREDITORS 1 . 411, --,r '-i- . - a-.--- ~ . -.. I . - '. '1~ ___ glass docou Name In which assftsed Lorm& i I; Relocate eletirical weather Deming and Jose9h Ann Satcheller All of d property being ,n 'e head and Power into b Wiring and Iitures n proposed County of Seminole. Stateof Florida bldg will be done t,v others Unless Such Certificate or h. Builder will prowidC tlfIcItfl Shall be redeemed ac engln,.ring sta.'nped plans and cording to law the property descrtbed In tuch certificate or obtain necessary aermits 1 11-6" liner Panels around east certificates will be sold to the tjgpej$ cash bidder at the Court and 40' of north Interior ofp bldg. house door on the 7th day of July, I. 4" continuous concrete slab fiw 1973 at 11 - 00 A M Dated this 78th day of May. at same elevation a$ existing bldg. . i, -, 1 ~ . I . You and each of vou are notified and required to file any claims and demands which you, either of you. may have against said estate in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. S?minole County, SECTION 1.1 Florida, Probate Division, In the ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, 1.1.1 PubliC Notice Public Notice is hereby given that within four calendar months from ceaiecl Proposals will be received by the time of tie first publication of 'he Sanford Airport Authority, this notice Each claim of demand Sanford. Florida, hereinafter called must be In writing and filed in the Authority, all the Office Of the duplicate and State the place of Airport Manager. Bldg No, 1, reiidenCe andpoil off Ice address of I .iinlord Airport Sanford Florida the claimant and must be sworn to until 2 00 P M DST on June 23,1975. by the Claimant, his agent or &I torruey. or the same shall be void for the construction of a ? Dated at Orlando, Florida, this metal adcf;tion to Bldg No 121 In drawings. 12th day of June, 1975 accordance with Maxine Keller spec ificat ions, and procedural As Adminstrattn documents prepared by the Engineering Der"ftmtnf of the of said estate Airport, hereinafter called George C. Kelley. Ill, P A the Engineer Attorney for Petitioner In gec.erat. the project inctuctes Adminitritrie ' the a P.O.- Box 1112. construction of PREENGINEERED METAL Apcpka, Florida Publish: June 17, 1975 BUILDING w,th a 3O x 100' lean to with 5' • save DEO Ito height connecte and tied in to existing bldg No 120. presently NOTICE OF APPLICATION occupied. PfOpOWd bldgr is to be FOR TAX DEED manufactured by American (5ecllon 197.344 FIa Statutes) Buildings Company or eQuiv4lCnt NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. m mpliance that Seminole County the holder of with Southern Building Code Coastal the following certificates has filed Region saidcertificatesforataxdeed'obe b 78 qaugi' panel root and side issued thereon. The certificate walls Color ?obes easeiliting fJmbeflbfldy5arSOI issuance tpue description of ii~.e properly. and the ,addition with ,vtole roof. C_ 1',ilflCh vinyl faced fiberglass names in which It was assessed are iuflutationover interior of entire roof as follows: Sidie *ails Certificate No 563 Year of andd Two Skylights 3 It. * lift. Issuance 1972 e One ft * 10 ft overhead door Description of Property complete Lot 46' (Less Pd) Longwood PB I ...,' - t 1. .1 , eJo THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Estate of ROCK KELL _MqZ513UVF I •.--•-.-•-.----.--_ ____ '- 161 KEENE MECHANICAL, INC. Clefk of Circuit Court By Joy Stokes As Deputy Clerk 10. 17. 71 trn Publish - June DEO79 I . 49E P1111- original with the Clerk of this Court PROBATE DIVISION __ . . e John E Polk 4 I "! ,. JY1SCI rK 4P M w .11 ~-,~ i l' V' %) L Fr_ 5-. ---. -..----==-- ._-----.-..- --- ---' _________ I �-- -- - 6B-EvenjnHraId,Sanford,Fl. Tuuday, June 17,1f75 ________________ Legal Notice - ________________ LegalNotice NOTICt FOR BIDS Tt Snfd Crime Lat'ora?ory iIl reele bidS at the Office of Sheriff John Polk. Seminole County Courthouse Sanford, Florida to 5 00 PM on June 21. 1975 for the fotiowinci cguipmcnt, GAS CHROMATOGRAPHS Please bid on quantit cr (7). two and (3) three gas chromatographs capable of single fld double column analysis using a flame ioniration detector and the following lKcessorles I linear temperature programing with up to 60 minutes dwelltimeoninitlalternperature, p 1060 minute's to infinity dwell time at NOTICE OF SHERIFFSSALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by Irtupof tha?ccrtan Writ of Execution iSSued Out Ot an under the teal of the County Court of Seminole County. Florida, upon a final judgment rendered in the aforesaid on the 7th day of April. AD. 1975, in thit certain case entitled, Robert P.S McGuire PlintitI, vs Dean flotiinger. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was deiiveed to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Dean Botllnger, and degrees C . 7 Gas regutator sysm for flame icioizatk,n detector nasses TEMPERATURE PROGRAMABLE MICROSCOPE followi: One(l) 1970 PontIac Four Door Automobile, yin. No, 767390E14667'9 Said Vehicle being stored at Florida, Additional intor'matjon available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. and the undersigned as Sheriff of SemtnoleCcq,jnty, Florida, will at mechanical SyStem of a Zeiss Universal microscope COPY CAMERA 'ucfrtp, 'a. Si cpy cariea ;t t'tte follow,ng accessories 1 (II F 9 tens ., 2 calttrate 7" electric Shutter i I)) ii X 14 back S ii) S X 10 back A 0. 7975, oIler for sale and sell to the hIghest birder, for cast, subject to any and all existing ie.ns,at'ne f'ro'ii'tiw'st) Door of ttteSeminofe County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. 'he obo'i. described perscn,tl I-%OC4,(lv 'that said sate is being made to satisfy the terms of said Writ Execution, Florida corporation. el al. has been h. U degreeS 2)' 48" E. 330.14 feet. filed against you In the Circuit Courts thencepl SSdegreesSO' 23" E. '38.3$ feet, thence N $9 degrees 04' 33" E. lot' Seminole Count,', Flc"ioa, being ' '? " 'lvii M(IIOIt as.e PlO IS 103$ (.A l " 1703i' feet. thence S 01 B and that you are required to file de-orees%9'56"W 13017 feet. thence y'or answer with the Clerk of said ' IS tionrec's 41' 71 ' C 70632 feet, Court .3rd to serve a CQpp thereof 11100CC 5 73 dCJfS .19'7)" E. 120 5.6 upon theplaintifl's attorneys, whose feet, thence 5.73 degrees 37, 46" W meandaddres%is%ettorthbelow, 57 37 feet, thence 5- 60 degrees H' not later then July 1, 1975 If you fail a,.. against you for the relief demanded degrees 13' 31" W. 244.98 feet. thence Sheriff Publlstt June 10, 17, 71, July 1. 1973 DEO 6$ proceeded against. situaled in Seminole County, Florida, IS as follows AM. - 14 00 P.M. Noon The Day Beforue Publication .'.Il to vall carpet $175 month . _____________________________ -. --4-Personals ---- 644 ' perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Catll'13 4517 P,. r. ;.: Sanford, Fto"dan771 ____________ 372 1700 J heavy kits to carry, NO "ites g't" to buy 8. carry, NO Investment Just fun Sarah and new trendS l Also rnanagen'ient Coventry opentngs, commensurate with experience & ability. 3210031. tP'eerr S 75 .tagre"c Ii' O' w WITNESS my hand and seal of sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 56' 10" E. 97599 feet. thence. . 00 408 7 feet IC) the point of feet, thence this Court in Sanford, Seminole degrees 77' 3O"W '165 97 56nfortj, ila. 37771. curvature of a curve concave S. 71 degrees 30' 13" E 761 09 feet, County, Florida, this flnd day of ______________--_____________ Northeasterly, having a radius of thence'S 39deqrees 71' SS"W 35975 MAY, 1973. 89798 feet, a central angle ot is degrees 0%' 70" and a tangent feet. thence 5, 75 degrees tO' 2%" w, (Seal) Arthur H BeCkwilh, Jr.. -70000 feet. thence S 30 degrees bearing of N 20 degrees 56' 51" w Clerk of the Circuit Court Loved ir.th Setter, male, 50" E 11667 eet, tP,n LOST N $3 run thence Northwesterly along the at the Atlantic National Bank of Sanford; 372-6711. ' .. - %,,,, - San d lvnn Villas ',Tr.( 'APT?,s[p HOMES * Range• Refrigerator Homeappliar'cetechnician Be your own boss Call 3735.134 Sam 109 a m After 7 p m 531 $114 * Records Book 956. Page 301, Public point of tangency; Records of Seminole County, run thence N so flrqrees 4.1• 13" E eIc'p plainly marked on the 'side "Bid for Laboratory In August 1st . 197$ The City reserves the rght to thereof as recorded in Plat Book 17, 39 E 973 86 feet, thc4e N 66 degrees 56' 19" 1 541 so feet. thence Pages 79, 80, 87 and 8.3. Public Deputy Clerk N IS degrees E 138 Il feet, thence N 73 degrees I)' 3%" E. 301 63 feet, David W I'fedrick of the firm feet to the point of beginning, LESS (From the Southmest corner MEDICATION. Please call aiu or 372 5310 PA 1(19 East Church Street -- --------__---_____- . Tail LOST - White male Poodle from 1110 E 11th St AnswerS to I - Clothes WasherDryer * Recreational Building cab buslnest and related 6-Child Care 3 - ROO - -- - - : 111) // lU. .13% IRORT (ILV() 31378/0 ' I I ...... - .-.. - ... --------------------- ",,"," .:.: Carpeted -- - V -- - fe'af Anti - " - I', bath. BEDROOM SUITES 135 FROM 1505 W, 25th St. SANFORD _,_ " livl 171 8721 , __________________ I S Sat 8. Sun. I I /J1!1J _ •-.., 'I ,. ..,k','I'Ili' W 'Y - V- , 1(411']. - - ' ' I I , ___________ ___________________________________________________ - Mnva Ifn - HAVE TO BE I:XPEP4! 'y Exclusive ' '1', mobile home approved AIk - '' '' li j/I S Artt-,ir I-' ,'.- 'kwitti Jr nty. florida in accoroance FtJ,'s+ iI' I Wecanmi ___ i'- Intoa nei - .. , 4 ,. . I onacuy-e onthe ?4c'rtt'.n'cl,' right 3 the point of tangency; run thence 5 0(1 tir-grees 4?' I)" fly owner, like new, 7 Bedroomt, Fla room, detached garage, fenced yard 119.000 373 9515 _____________________________ CHOICE LAKEFRONT, custom buIlt 1Bedroom, 7 story on finest fishing and Swimming lake, sand 1792 _____REALIOII 37] 5771 11,.,y ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - • Paved - it all! S - Deputy Clerk June 3 10 17 24 1913 10 17 21 197$ itery lain. kit alm., ! som on large lot, 10* do ayment. Call 3220455 after 6 m I -. ---"---"-'-"_''- --_-- -._--'--"_."_- "_ '- ='-"- '-" -_ --'--'_'_i'--._ ' Additions _____________________________________ "'-'•, '-".'___ Pick UpAblriacr.eo ir, FREE 322 1671 Rent WE FINANCE 65-Pets.Supplies OVER 60141(1 CLEAN C.'.R' CHOOSE FROM. EASY TERMS S#LáVU,tIl '"W. QteCtiOn L 6317370 Cl Breed Dog Training Acade NO CREDIT CHECk 0 INTEREST 1405410 TAPE * •-* Air Cor,ditcener. 21,000 BTU Walnut dining table 377 7957 ,AV,r..,., nr*ls ThAnks to 52-Appliances _____________ - L ENMORE WASHER, paris, srv'ce. used MOONEY APPLIANCES)?) 0697 -. - - .. -_-------------Well trafried Pony, and tack, nif rein (75 rr p,,.t$ MIt, 0.,,., :_ -' -_ .,..rS ,. . - '69 VW. Fastback, Automatic. A 1300. No 209 Rldgewood Air'-. sanford, you. - - i_,.,_._ nIi, I - 1640 Gocxl cond?,on I Plymouth Roadrunner, 343. 2 .fl I s,,, Vi,. down, take over aymenlI BR. 1 bath, kitchen egumpp Sunfand Estates 323 1672. 'ench Ave , 37? 1734 67 A-Feed "n,. ri,., Fri..,'. Ill ALL. PRICE RANGES 7DSAL-- JunellfrOm9tol OSan Marco's Ave Lamps, jars. sPies, clothing, shoes. misc. 323 Volkswagen Beetle, automatic itk, AM radio. I track stereo, a' mileage, extra clean. 12.39$ Ill Don Pope a? 377 1651 Dealer fl.i.,,r," 10 olswanTea 377$ 11500 REBATE NO QUALIFYING a' 3 BR home, all extras, S terest 529.500. 7227717 Cash For Your Junk Cans 33) 9)36 COLOR 'TV. 511 956.1011TH DFhJTAi DllOfWAC.F Di BALL REALTY Choice Listings )970VWqoodccro'-:n tiuy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTEC Top prices paid, used, any covlti't 6448126. Winter Park I on July 3 Rent Purchase Plan tiern and sharp 3 bedroom i Ian, 1', baths. fenced ym arage, carpet'., stov' a frgerator. $160 22$ Mo $31 $7 CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR TAFER REALTY Peg Real Est,mte ftrc.kee' citrus grove 300' of lake large 7 BR home, 7 car gara pum, & sprinkler system 0' $77,500 WITT REALTY - AirConditioning Hi-i' P. r.',r free' • 'IArrt .iP 5 n?nt '::.: .'. - ( '.1 5 ' 'n',,'('', fl (.111 '-"'°' 4- Investigators ' eautyCare ,jw',,uu,,' I','fl JI LU_O )n 1', tots in Ci?,' Partialv sished 321 0159 itv.., a )flIl,,( HOME MOVING. Cc tIde set up I'll save you mon icented Orlando 773 1470 Ic or rent with opt 00, 3 bedroc urnlshed. dcxt'ie wide along ,,.-.. Curpot Bring Nc.v Life 01C•SUC i. comfo' I and coneenierica hO H I revive the original beauty of )urrucsCleanrdn ourU*r, ii *1.. C)' .1 ulru- Allen Wrenn 'a 321 0707 Iding, roofing and concrete nishir,g t'ee em-t: _______________________ DDV'S HOME IMPROVEMENT iLL. TV P15 01 CARPENTRY NC) REPAIRS 3?? liii ushered with the state as Class A retractor Home-s Additions, I'%3337?nr$98$lIIryc's 'pe'ntry. Rt',mo.iJ.t'lng. AmiditiOts's, . i -_-.--' , \',\ I1I\ \'.\ \ ___________ ___________________ .'.k;.iti.'.', • ten or pr r%Si.,r,' I RoofIng - c',', , r'g C 5 ''i Pack hOe' work ' (n 5t0r' Light I• Te'f rcx't r re: , ri I , r cn'', :r C nir"cj L. Pal? 4llr S 'r'-'les All .s-'n ;...mr,mr!-. -, LawnCare ..•.- U'$it ti mi -mg', ncumi NJ tlor delver. 'n%'ll&tiøn .11-,- •'' Oni.trici. ;'l 41;', ;.rnr'im siStem; at the rno%t reasonable rtt% In the area Free Sciuttiemn Lawn Servite 327 9592 17)6050 . ' - PIrCIl c.ur gras' 4 UI' Prompt and di'r'e'ndert serviCe 17 arid up "" SCei - - - - .. Bill's Lawn Service M-clwlnn.Echglnc, Fr,?eEslimates 'fl)-iscI Iii tt't- tit'nielcl i,l5',.Ir.J ,t'ts ar ti.i h ?t' ,i,'J ra',4j all (yen , . , ,, , ,,-, , ,, , , ,, ,, , 7161304 e.fter 6 pm Pick er & deliver',' WellDrilling . :, • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and ',ue.'s We' repair andserivn" STIP4E MACMINI & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St 372 6-11? ' .' ._ . ,,.... -- . Paint&aodyWork -,,, Johns River area Ho', arirta, fish amp or acrea Iuying within 60 d4y% W i..k2,i jAl i'.. _PrcssureCleaning 722i42nr ii:', omeImprovement r smmerWeddngsi'ca 671 5386 LandMaintenance - P. SIA'.'AN pi,tp,g,5r1jy i'iV'ddn!Q', C arid-mis Ccrmt'r,c tI Pcirtrats Anral, Aci.er?snq rt. clay. ."mi".,,'j '''-''. To't'ourCarpeting Itt', '.rc ni Al Rclrti-rig & C.rc.,'.r' Ph1221057 IlQ$* - If your roof Is for the birds ledroom, 7 bath, 7 story In go ondtini With 2 apalments djacent 101 UnIlt rent.sd 5.33.9 -_- CPA Aackhof! Service CLUIiIIIg method Nomuss.nofuss.noodor se same day All work ;araote,'cJ Phcx,,' t- esl,T,,tte 97619 or IJO 6190 fr-CommerCial Propert that ace cb"Ok tijil of i'E',T - CNTP(,.L i'.,r t fr ,,;122 StIS PetCare FSTFRSON LAUD CLEAPIPIG Pulldn7ino. Excavating, Ditch 51,i'.rk I .11 tint tnç SOil 372 3913 mIen '6)S .1... it' k,... aulifu S acres, pav,'droa,J, Clearksg or CIAlPenrn,imment Wave, $10 Pr m -t -.' . Ct 611 tipe-s lots & ,,cer,iqr cic,mreu We P',6i1' top Soil, fiil dirt, clay. and shell available Please call n,ght day.37339$'j 10.51 P'S IICAUTY SALON -Plock ; rmr'ly t4rn'ettS 519 1 Pine 377 5717 ISi',ijty Assume payments, central ai and heat. l7'x60', 2 bedrooms 123 6052 ')PU) Or .,rd, 32') S2mSi ' ''',' id DIe' hOr'iC. 196,4 2 BR. sa'p,mr -fling rm , AC. ;entral ha GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ' ,SOT (LU'IC. ft.'rxecj INVI' 5'! iC" OtIS Al. L I YPE 'j P'-' 32') (C$ or 171 5213 '','.',r rig Carl ?2 PestControl 771 'rxreo7tee'nga*.o.se4eet'onof Sewers •"dewalks SJflI()td, Fla 2)1 W 25th RemodelIng App?. 322.31 ..1 Call for I Mentor-,' Monterey, I tit'., PS. ictory air, radio, heater, QonTI tndition 3)9 7159. 2 0544 or ComvenlponslMcr:c,h;('s DEPARTMCNT _______-_ fl 2611 80-Autos for Sale F ret to good home 6 k,lt.n ustom Work Licensed Bonded 717045 feet and a central angle of) 56 Biorti 0 33 II Vi 1487$ fcet thune N 0 l M.tchell PUblISh June's re' 42 19 run thtnc* Easterly Survey Of Moin E 5,evy Grint os decrees 50' 16 1 16097 liii to the DEOp 3 TM Suzuki, e'iQiflf rebuilt. new lutcl,, A 1 static 5423 or best ffee' 67) tUt Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only$1 SOperday CARROLL'S FURNITURE wook qjai I, . . . streets -- - FULP DECORATORS 109W istSt.)fl733S We Buy Furniture " NOMONE' ' I -1 your club or organIzatIon would 11k3 to be Included NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Wooclr'4f f' Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Sarto'd * oFt's 44c7 '"u I - HOMF1 OF DlSTI'CTION ' Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation avaitamile Bud Cabell 372 5032 - - Ha rley Davidson, 175, Con'tplere overtsaul, new paint, new batter,', AAake offer. 3221263 Let me MOW or TILL your lot and or oarden Spot. Floyd Freer, 372 3191 Singer Zig Zag. In c6bine$. 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machoe. Sold new for 334900 Pay balance of SM or ID payments of $9. See at. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First Downtown 3729111 Eve. 1691116 edroom, 2 bath, H A. wall to wall anpet. paved sheet, public water nd Outside city Beautiful spring ed lake stays full even during rought 179.900 total price. House ceds painting arid tidying up. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR lear flowing stream. horses 0 rerry Really. REALTOR, 6 I'll Closp to everything yet a'a*y from ii .4 I • Ca , - i a.. ,i lime-ti released plant C,irclmnLarid, I W Is? St 16.630 Assume Payments 377 2115 AFTER MRS 3770641 327 3991 ------- - 1967 Honda 30% 5725 or best of f en 3721611 Fi.m for -- ATC9O.3wheellio,'id,i Like New Call After 6.32'? 754 ________________________________ Motorcycle Irisurar.:" BLAIR AGENCY 373)166 xi 51-Household Goods Jim Hunt Realty --------- in',. 62-Lawn-Garden 64-Equipment - Pe.(Or,citioned 13,a!tor 5I 9 exchange REEL'S BODY slice'. 1109 5anforcI Ave office furniture SpecIal shrub and garden sprayers, . 0,500- 5 rm house.? lots SS'xIiO' each Ruby St off Upsala near I-I 8. SR 16 3779081 " - 7S.-vtorcyck A to Zoo The Herald's special section on our new Central Florida ion Don't miss it on July 3. Inford 7 story, double corner lot, 7 bedrms . 7 bath. Fla. Room, Dbte garage 373 030.4 - 76-Auto Parts ----- Cjia,siha.qrs, I 01 i'iO a'iiA Open Saturday & Sunday. 9toS p.m. Tables & permanent booths avaslable All under cover. Located I', miles east of I Ion SR 46. Sanford at Stan's AuCtion 377 9719 Harold Hall Realty * * Lake Front*' * Merchandise xl or Steel desks (executive desk chairs. Secretarial desks & tairs, straight chairs, filing Itminets, as is Cash arid Carry NOLL'S Large Flea Market beach,boathoute&dock,oneacre tree shaded 5*5.500 79711 Apache pop up camper with canop,'. 11.150 Sleeps 6 easily. self con tamed 373 5745 -. nec estimate' 37)4038 f't,.ii ttMy 77 .Wne3 10 17 197$ "I Jsed WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL TRADE 311 3131 F ott St 337 Shaded homesite overlooking lake 71 Park Dr EALTOR 75-ReCrehonal Vehicles 6c-Ofkce Suppli ,r k Don't throw away that good but torn shoe Bring it to us- We'll fix it like new Hanson's Shoe Shop, 221 E. First St , Sanford. Under new management 3779992 ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 1' bath split plan, central heat & air, wall to waIl carpet Assumable mor tgage' 576.900 For used furniture, applmnc m's. tools, etc Buy I on lOOt tm,', Larry's Mart, 21% Sanford A-ti- vorked Baldwin built upright ano, 5230; t yr. old Kohler & ampbell electric player planc. Ic brand new, 5950 Also traril ew Spine? piano tbeen on loanfo' tub programst regulr, 31,034. sw 5793 661 4146 Flower Pots. Bencnes. 2.i?eostones. Pair Trees. Plum ree's, Grease 'rxp'.. Trailer pads rich!. rc'me'nt. MIR/.CL F' C0t4 CRETE 339 6'n Ave. 337 5751 Open Saturday Morning Sand, r -. iaMn't l,...,.• - I be sold to tie certificates wilt be sold (15p, bidder at the court hlgh,t cash bidder at tie (our7 1975 at 11:00 A P.S 317 4347 - - 43-Lot s.Acreage - ------- 00 A .M. / toIl baths, family room & ,ipri 1, toraq.., large lot ', tn?(wci iv with • liø. 59-M,sical 7 Fr Pool Table Complete 130 7299 after 6 p m _________________________ CASH 322.4132 - '..;TLANL) FLEA MART 1941 Hwy. 17-92 Open Sat. & Sun. 95 339 7920 orne, zonedrnmercel I lane highway Great terms, $11,950 Acre Realty, REALTOR. DAVIS' 373 /1/0 '. V. - have n'.tny homes under $70,000, very fr,r'i doa.'ripayments-gwner financ ølease call USI .16701 In Sanford's Fines't Established Resid''itiaI Area? ' t 110.) POBSOPI MARINE 2'977Hwy 179? 177 5961 '' W lstSt 321 06.10.377 2741313719$ iWlVUblS 1W117 UU I 613 7 !cation at Home Req I. ieI Estate Broker " vi.-Ave- ,, 1797 - L 1O! LONGW000- PRICED TO SE 31$ F. Lake Ave . 3 bdrm . 2 ba Ce?'. heat & air, carpeted, fenc FHA terms. 126,900 130 31S6 'ipa -, imi clean bretT ooms, 7 talr, lal fr :nt hon. - .r'ral heat and Open House - 55 Forest City Area Irees, i"c other extras, Bear Lake Road. near Bear Li 3JO)) 5tpe'4 I bedroom, den or bedroom, 7 bath, custom bi home, many eitr,is, large ss'ia r mt !' ,. tur, lot. Oy.ner being transferred, 3. fl,i;(4 tmlt1hw., , I' ni 1 bedroOm, Glleaves Court 162 7423 I' 'i i'hS, (6 p"? with central h' itti air '22 530 WE'VE FOUND IT- 3 bedroi family coo modern home. lar ri I3reeze wall to wAtt rarrwt. drho4' lu -egupped xi'cnen. oouoIe carpo ','.i 'ramtm.l i ri'% *ith ,ict only 315,0(0 excellent terms 7 1 di?i mobile home, '7/.500 (two., I n4n(('d LAKE FRONT- 3',Acres lAcrm 2 I t . s000 ' i,l) Fight Cholesterol build up with Lecithin Kelp Combination Get Norwalk Led Kelp caps at Fairway Plaza Pharmacy. Forrest Greene. Inc. - .' 1975 Roll a way bed, clean, 175; Surf board 10'. 510. Ifntpoint Air conditIoner, 10,000 OTU, $50; Piece of gren shag carpet. OCW 19' 1 P'>') 515 373 t011 - - 3 bedroom. %i1 bath on corner 101, $15,900 Existing, 516.500. 7 rntq 373 5601 renOir.. SANFORD- 3 Bedrooms. 1' ball central hea' and air, tent backyard Will dicker or swi $21500 WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MINNIE-- 4 Bedrooms. baths, fenced yard, aIr c ditioned. utility shed 177.500 ": - arid a tangent bearing ci 5. 1) 7th 4 ty Of July, ,\PeDY'S TEXACO, and 'hat I intend Florida. run then-ce S 0 øicrees sc thence N $9 oe'yees 59' 34" W. iu register said name with th (leek 13"E, atongtheEasts;deof said Lot dPOrPf'535' 31" W.. 'Ufl thence along 300.00 feet along the North line of i'o CaliBart Real Estate C oun l-jrnitlted 8.2 Bedroom Apartments. FurnIshed 'wY. 1792 Sanford - 373 9110 Sar:rittce Most Talked About Apartment Complex For First Month'S ROut J fI!f ,,_.. - 1 BEDROOM, 2 bath, famll room, pool, all the extras 547,500 We Buy Furniture ______ 30' Houseboat, '13. Aluminum, must tell $900 Slip No 9% Sanford Boat Works ______________________________ 73' Cnitchfleld CruiSer, 160 Inboard outboard power Ideal for lamily camping, skiing, & fishing 377 5181 or 3720771 - I ) 'I , rt t'act county maintained i,tat price 5*000 Utra low roam fm n(nr', PrAftef inrrir \- 1_ I - ___________ 55-Boats_& Accessories Junk, Trash HautedAway 1$ Pick up Load $67 6306 2 BEDROOM. 7 bath, family room, Mayfair, $79,500 r ________ Wanted 10 buy used office furn.?ure Quantity Any NOLL'S Casselb.rry. I'Iey I? 97 $30 4706 ' APARTMENT ncr's MOVING DOESN't' r\4iige ............ - -" cA . ________ ANTIQUES I Piece or Housefull CASH 33) (371 - Acrea1e 111111 _________ A'' bear;ng ' . _________________-_ t'le,s Market. Sat & Sun Free table-s Stan's AuCtiOn, PIwy 16 W da nforcl WItI Be," . An,:...value SANFOPDAUCTION.)73 7)v.J Larry Saxon, RealtoI bf'j':cms. 7 bath, pool, flEA .3 IFULLY LAND CI'f Sen to apprecIate151 5' 4m ______ - 7S6SPark.t WE MIGHT HAVE SOLD YOUR HOUSE TODAY HAD WE KNOWN ITWASFORSALE 'r III p y _______________ REAl TOPS ''';'iuiju,uivvu I/li .xlIl TT Your MLS Agency !tJ,nIshn,ha.tj.tj1 -1 ___II__ r - ' . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_.' foal, .-',... ) _______________________________________________________iJIII - .'.._'-', lOSS-i 3-$ I 'k"_ rpr.DAI , Realty Inc. _______ " S Benra 322.2090 E' 322•2420 Anytime room. merrb. 'ip ,n recreational facilities icc J nj pooh anti tennis cort $11. - TOWNHOUSES FS I FADF WYPIPIEW000 --Cozy) bedroon bath frame home, beautiful con lot, nicely landscaped, sprini System, well and pump See appreciate 523.500 I Bedrooms, 7 '.sh, large family 2 BEDROOM . FIRST TIME OFFEREDI bedrooms. 1', baths, dishwas and kitchen equipped. Corner wIth nice trees. See and compi 127,500 large 3 bedroom. 2 bath, includes disposal and dishwasher, mem berthip in junior Olympic pool, tennis court ".SM STUDIO 1,2.3 - t.PiF URn'S SAl Patio Houses Apartments • Realty - Broker, IC? '., Ccmr,'er ,,tl Sanford)?? 7881 Luxury Patio F- - W. Garnett White - - GIGANTIC YARD SALE, THURS, FRI., SAT , June 19, 70. 71. III Cloisters Cøv Canelberry. Lake Hodge Estates on 131 All must be Soid regardless of Cost 3)9 3304 U W I I ) LI UI I I JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC. enevo a raens • rsi Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage I C E , I bedroom, 3 77015 f-rt'nch Ave .3110011 41-Houses '5 172 9739 Court -' They're Hot" * Kish Real Estate REALTOR ___________ kitchen equipped. central heat & air, feoc.ti yard $175 per month as - iJd, rU Lawn P.rowers We Sell The Best & ServIce The Rest Western Auto 'vi',,, oa---Wanted'o Buy - Antique Garage Sale' Clocks, Cherry hutch, Butler desk. Dough box, much more Saturday 77. & all day Sunday. 61$ Park Ave 3 BEDROOM, l'- baths, family room, $15,900 2f6S RealEstate - r ' Don't mist A to Zoo The Herald's Dedication Itue for Our new Central Florida Zoo Publication date July 3. REALTOR 3727195 6424 New Smyrna Beach Condominium on ocean, pOOtsitSe. flI,i eguipped, $150 week 671 369) 37) 5831 or _________________- - " In the Herald Classified ads are black and white and read all over. Tuesday,June 17,1/Si B _______________ Sanford Seminole JC's Annual Flea Market, Saturday, June 71. 197%. 177 S French Avenue From 9 a m to S p m . Terms S Atlantic "ye, Daytona Beach Call 372 105$ 7 Iledroorn fenced yard 5150 mo AdultS preferred 372 6670 -- ' iii.:i. SANFORD- Block 3 bedroom, lii bath, pool, carpet, good location Owner 40173-4 0931 or 736 _______________ - Efficiency room for rent Call between 10 a m and 2 p m In Wanted "::'."' 'r.... uet cui vviiiie * ____________________________________ 32-Houses Unfurnished 4J court r '1 LakeMary,7 UP furnished, adults, no pets '.135 3?? 7930 _____________________________ _________________________ -- N Of 'i'& A w family room, 7 - ' STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE ACLASSIFIEDAD PlOW Call 327 2611 or 8)1 9993 _, tjnfurn Drapes. Water, Lawn Care, 37) 117$ or 641 63*6 7 Bedrooms, adults preferred. We-rh UnfurniShed 773 Sf51, 777 M7O Rentals -- $200 mo 8318777 _____ 373 78*7 drapery business, including real estate Under $30000 CARRICK REALTY INC REALTOR 641 3800 __________________ ________ 1O -- * DECORATIVE BUSINESS 13, as recorded in P1st Book 13, page Attorneys for Plaintiff thence N 26 degrees Florida AND; 40, Public Records of Seminole PubilU,- May 27, June 3. 10. 17, 1973 Unit Pbs 37 and II SHEOAH, $57.03 feet, thence 14,0] degrees 00' DIII 185 County, Florida, run thence along ., -- - - -SECTION TWO. a Condominium, Ii" E. 35017 fat. thence N St recorded in Official Records Book degrees 57't?"w 717.13 feet, thence Nnii,'tirin no ttic' Wis' hOC of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 18TH SpecIal Summer Rates. Open 74 917, Page 516, Public Records t S 37 degrees 34' 07" W 19201 feet, North Orlando Ranches Section 13. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND hoajrl; all ages. Swing Sit Pfur. degrees 34' 0.4" W 11703 feet. thence S 2$deqrees 16' is" Seiiinole County. Florida, ac w 621.44 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, sery, Fern Park, 13) 1141. cording to the pta? thereof as fe'e.t to the pOint of curvature o a thenceWest $1 O7feettothe pont FLORIDA. ______________________________ curve concave Southwesterly, beginning, recorøed In Plat Book 15, Pages 33 CIVIL ACTION 140. 75.1172CA. Child Care In my home; 1)5 per 34. 35, 36 and 37, Public Records of having a radius at 434 78 feet, a run thence S 01 degree 17' 74" 1 chIld. $20 for 7. 7(13 E. 79Th St., 16005 feet, thence S 1$ degrees 56' central angle of 07 degrees 13' 44", Seminole County. Florida AND; MARY A KREBS, formerly Sanford - 372 3931 jj" E 55 feet, thence. 5 arid a tangent bearing of N. 57 Unit Not 7.3, 4.6. 7%, 26 and 7$ MARY A WILLIAMS, SHEOAH. SECTION 'HREE, a degrees 19' 09" W ; run tttence degrees 77' 56" W 9861 fe.e.t, thence (omplete child care services New Plaintiff Northwesterly along the arc of said N 77 degrees 5-1' 19" W 7159 feet. Summer Progi'am! HEY DIDDLE recorded 'n Official vs the.00C S I) degrees 1S')9" W. DIDDLE DAY CARE 3735490 Records flock 977. Page 930, Public curve' 5165 feet to the point of GEORGE W WILLIAMS, feet, thence S II degrees 59' II" E Records of Seminole County, tangency; Defendant. Saturday & Evening Florida, according to the pta? run thence N 65 degrees 07' ss" w. 67 77 feet, thence S I) degrees NOTICE OF ACTION Child Care Ages 7 S 3'- ' W 339 54 feet. thence " thereof as recorded in Plat Book ii, 77 00 feet, thence N. 60 degrs STATE OF ILORlDA AChild's World 3238-424 E. $311 feet, thence 14. 12 degrees 21' 59" W 6021 feet, thence Pages 3$, 29 and 10, Public Records TO GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, ____________________________ of Seminole County, Florida. AND; degrees 29' 25" E. 50915 feet, thence I 79 feet 41' 17' W $0 47 feet, thence whose residence and mailing -iii•. , , £ i •. . -. N' ' A' "' • .. .. de. Al' " W ASiA .. J J. I. II. 14. I. LI. 3, --------------- ' 'u'. J 4 T'Vl, NUTIC address are unknown ______ OF SHERIFF'S SALE thence S 70 ocerecs fl 77. 79, 31, 33,35. 37 and ,, SHEOAH. thence S ô6degrees . 03" w. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that YOU ARE HEREBY ______ thence S 06 degrees 47' 35" w thence S 17 degrees 45' 40" w. SECTION FOUR, a Condominium, ty virtue c,f that certan Writ of NOTIFIED that a proceeding for RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL IIt 73 feet to tt't. pn.n' P S'feet.thenceS O9de-grec's mit NOTICE OF APPLICATION beginning recorded in Official Re(crrds Book Execution issued out of and under partition of certain real property BARTENDER'S SCHOOL F 47 72 feet, thence' N 10 degrees 14' FOR TAX DEED 981. Page 931, PubIi Records of LESS (From the Southwest corner the seal of the County Court of lOrated at 109 Azalea Drive, Day & PlIght Classes. 3 Mi N, of 11" E 17079 feet. (SectIon 191.244 Fia Statutes) thence 13 North Orlando Ranches Section Seminole County, Florida, AND, OrangeCounty,Florjda,upona final Sanford, Seminole County, Longwood, Junct 17978. II, degrees 11' 26" 1 8737 feet. thence PlOT ICE IS HERE BY GIVEN Ur.it Nos, 1. 2. 3, ., . , , , 9. , 13,as recorded in Plat Book 13. page ludament rendered in the aforesaId Florida, and more particularly 372. 8754 Or 3fl , )$ 10. N. 64 decrees 02' 15" E tPit Byron E Todd the holder of the Public 49 71 feet. Records of 11, 12, 13. Seminole 11, is, 16, 17, 10. 19, 20, 2), on the 28th day of January. described as' ______________________________ following certificates hat filed said thence S 29 degrees 21' 71" F 9179 72.23. 71.23,28 77 7$, SHEOAH, COUnt), florida, run thence N 12 A 0 1973, Iii that certain as Lot 6. Block F, Sunland - -_____feet certificates for a tax deed to be SECTION EIGHT, a Condominium, degrees 54' 01" 1 along the West titled, Domestic Finance Company Estates. at per plat thereof as 18-Help iSSued thereon The certific6te thence Pd $Sdegreesli' I)" E line of Said North Orlando Ranches 170? recorded in Official Records Book _________________________________ ------ ----------of Orlando, Plaintiff, vs AnthOny recorded In Plat Book 11 Pages thence S 1$ degrees 26' St'ctiofl I), a Cistance of 31337 feet, . Viliariella and Rosella VillaneHa, numbers and rears of nuance, the 997. Page 1383, Public Records of 16 through 72. Public Records of Work your own hours Earn extra run themice S 77 degrees 03' 56 F 31 67 feet, thence S 19 degrees Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of description of the properly, and the Seminole County, Florioa, AND; SemInole County, Florida Income as art AVON Represen 49" W 31039 feet, thence N 67 10567 fCef; rut thence II 31 degree Execution was defivered to me at neme's In which it was assessed are Unit Not 1,3,3, 7,9, 11, 1), 13, Il, has been filed against you by ttlyp Call 644 3079 (llrire.e' 7 4I as follows; 75' 46" 1 AS 257 56 feet to the 73. 73. ?7. 31. 33 35 37 39 4 47 43 of Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, Plaintiff, the short title of whIch Certificate No 751 Year of 41, 4-5, 16, 4$, 51, 53, 55. 57, 59, 61, beginning,- thence Continue P4 31 S 50 degrees 11' 10" w iii is feet. and I have levied upon the following is MARY A KREBS, formerly MA L I . F EM Al. F 3* L E S IsSuance 1970 thence S 73 decrees II' S5" W 7616 23' 14" E. 4)42 feet; 63. 65, 67, 69 and 7), SHEOAH, ctr described properly Owned by An. MARY A, WILLIAMS, Plaintiff, POSITIONS- Be your own boss feet. Descrlp$Ionof Property run thence S toence S 33 dnj'ees II' 2i' . 73 degrees 31' 09" E. SECTION NINE, a Condominium, thon,r Vlllanella and ROselta vs GEORGE W WILLIAMS, UnlImIted opportunity for rapid tOO 80 feet, thence Id. 81 degree-s 71' Lot 9 01k C West Attamori'e. recor 771% fCC?. thence S 1$ degrees in Olfctal Records Book "illanella. said property being Defendant, and ou are reguired advancement Bring ambition 11" Heiohts Section I PB 10 PG Ô'I 13" W E. 32167 feel, 7700 feet. thence 9fl. Page 3., tne.nce Public Records ot s. ii located In Seminole County, Florida, to appear and file your Answer We'll supply the products to create Name in which assessed H Knox Seminole County, Florida. AND; "ee's 37 degrees Il' 24" E 105 Il feet, thence 17" ' 317 )feet. thence more particularly described as Or ottierdefevneor pleading with enthutiatm and profit, Call 371 Bettinohaus as Trustee tint, i.i,. i i t . ii a. . N 05 dearees OP 45" F Sc? SS . SOuth 30 00fC'f't. thence' VhC Clerk of the Circuit .,. :. - .. ,__ . .... iV, 77, 79, ." " " .L '' 1.. :In 0470 Mhn Dirt. c. iI UT 4'U psc'periy .ny in inc ix lwveer. mnence N SI oeqrees 31, 33. 35, 37, 39,11 arid 4), 'renneri .,oecreesur 44" 1. 1*2.00 Vriot.,s and assorted household and for Sernirtoi, County, County of Seminole, Staseof Florid& ft'et, thence S. 49 decrees S' fl" E75" F 6401 feet, thence lint 60,00 SH[OAH, SECTION TEN, a Con itemS including' Florida, a serve a copy thereof o/rtuu's k,d15 ft. or feet, thence S 71 deql'ces ' " dominium, recorded in Official 4- 06 feet, thence 5. 63 degr Legal Not Ice 1 Maple Occasional Table PIIIf attorney, ROGER _______ 44" tificate's Shall be reoeemed •c 3 1 85 feet. thence Pd $1 degrees 17' W. 17$ 51 feet, thence S 01 Records Book 911, Page 1319, Public 7 Maple End Tables L BERRY, 110 E. Commerciil cording to l.w the properly Records of Seminole Couny, dCgr,esO7'l$"W. 775 óOfeet, thence NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 72" F. 100 SO fee,, thpne' 3 Lamps Street, P0 Drawer 0. Sanford, P. II ctrgi'e' 37' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that described in such certificate or Florida " w sza i feet degrees iS' 03" E 107 70 feet, thence 6 Walt Pictures Florida 37771. on or befor, the by virtue of that certain Writ of thence'S $8r1.'g,ces 7% - il' W 371 54 S 71 degrees 11' 54" 1 9117 fet, I Early American Dining Room certific'ttes will be sold to the 10th day of July, 1973, or EXHIBIT"B" highest cash bidder at- the court feet the.nce' P4 73 decrees )s Cv" w Execution iSSued Out of and under thence N S6degrees IS )t" C 141 otherwise a default will be en the seal of the County Court of 117911CC? tO tIle' point of beginning ) P"uw door on the 7th day Of July, feet, thence 14 71 degrees 46' 31" 1 I Earby American Di*ng Roan tered against you APARTMENT SITE NO FOUR. 1975 at 11:00 A,M OranqeCounty, Florlda,upoq,a final ContaIning 151iS7 acres. mor' or 71.59 feet. thence Pd 31 degrees Chairs -------------WITNESS hA y rIur Ire' iVt"."L" .u',iti JeU in ne' JTe'IO Ifli JJTfl OiIflWV'l Lulnt'r UT IF')' Q ,Y'aY. lyf norm UI" W I') fli l.i Ih*n,. iJ i• - ' '""" I I P?ilpit ocos. xs'imn 'naririssi.. ficlal seat of the Clerk of the Orlando Ranches Section 13, as PlOP hi OPt t.P1[)O Hl(',Ht arlos ourt on the 2h day of March, A 0' Arthur H Beckwith, Jf' degrees 39' 3%" F 9603 f.t. thence Nm, and frame Circuit Court on the 5th day of 197%, in that certain case entitled, "C.fit (OlmP5F F'.'.RCEI 110 2 recorded in Plat Book 13. page 10, Clerk of Circuit COWS S 10 degrees 3.6,0%" F 114)9 ft't. I Maple Bedroom Chest June, 1975 Auto Body 5peclaIists, Inc Public Records of Seminole County, From the Southwest corner of Ida Creal, thence N By IS degrees 34' 04' E 200.06 1 Mapfe Vanity or essir lSeal) Plaintiff. vs C. Stornm a k a Florida.runtpmenceN 12 degrees 5.4' Deputy Clert North Orlando Ranches Section I), fe'e, thence S 34 degrees 30' 17" 1 2 Bedroom Larrit's ARTHUR H BECKWITH. Charles Stomm, Defendant, which 01" E. along the West line of said Publish' June 3. 10, 17, 21, 19)5 as recorded In Plat Book I], page 10, 10771 feet, thence 5 07 degrees 7' 1 SewIng Machine P.rntP ()rllirxIIi Ran. ws Section 13. a aforesaid Writ of Execution was OEO 22 Public Records of Seminole County. 09" F 2402) feet, thence 1 Vacuum Cleaner Clerk of the Circuit Court delivered to me as Sheriff of - distance of 383.37 fee,; thence run S. Florida, run thence Pd I? degrees 34' i' degrees si" 1 96 57 feet, thence 1 ZenIth Television IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE By' Lillian T. Jenkins Seminole Cnty, Florida, and I 04" F along the West line of said degrees 03' 36' E. 1056! feet to S 3/ degrees 11' 05" W. 364 0% feet, I G.E. Radio EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. the point Deputy Clerk have levied upon the following of curvature of a curve NorthOrtanctopancpl,sSectlonl3a thenceS 63deqrees76'06"w 13116 I C. F Electric Iroi CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINLE ROGER L. BERRY described property Owned uy concave Northeasterly, having a distance 01115 64 feet, thence run S. leet, thence N 33 degrees 11' 30" W. 1 ElectrIc Teasler COUNTY, FLORIDA Ariorney for Plaintiff Charles Stomm, said properly being radius of 3)6 12 feet, a tangent of $9 degrees 56 10" 1. 310 57 feet to a 176.19 feet, then:e N SI degree's 4-i' 3 Skillets CIVL ACTION NO. P 0 Drawer 0 located in Seminole County, Florida, 57501 feet, a central angle of 96 pOint on curve a 39" W concave 231.10 feet, Nor I Deep Fryer In rem he Marriage Sanford, Florida 3717% more particularly described as degrees 7$' 4%" and a tangent theatterly. having a radius of 596 17 thence N. 39 de'gres 41' 70" W. 1 kitcrten Clock TIMOTHY FERRELL. FIGGATT, Publth June 10, 17, 71, July I, follows bearing of S 31 degrees 33' 46" W.: feet,acentralangteot 74 degrees 54' 19$ 74 fee?, thence N, 15 degrees s' ano th nOers e: m• heniff of HL'sband. Petitioner ('Irie' 1)1 1969 Buick Grarwj Sport. runthence Southerly along thearc of 06", and a tangent bearing of 5 II" W 114(17 feel, thence N 76 09 Seminoie Cunt. I jr 'Ia. *ill t arid DEO it hass Peminber 146)7$KII304I saidcurve adistanceof 1.69 07 feet to degrees 31' 11" W , run thence degrees 36' 77"W 713 $1 feet, the'nce -' II 00 A M on tie 7J:li day of June. PATR CIA JEAN HUDSON thC Said vehIcle being stored at 30% point of tangency, run thence S. Southeasterly along th arc of said Pd SO degrees Ii' 10" W. 1110 fett, A 0 1973. off'!, fe hue and sell Ia FIGGATI. FICTITIOUS NAME H*y I? 92. Fern Perk, FlorIda 65 degrees 07' 55" F 77.00 feet to tie curve 716 71 feet to the point of thence S 71 decrees 33' 51" W 6)21 the highest fii: t . or cash, subect Notice is hereby given that WC Wife, Respondent Additional Information available point of curvature of a curve con beginning; thence continge along feet, thence Pd $0 degrees 32' 16" W. to any wvS i I r'xitting leisn, at are engaged in bulnets at 3619 NOTICE OF ACTION from the Civil Divitior of the cave Southwesterly, having a radius the arc ci said curve 67.34 fees to the 171 64 feet, thence P4 17 decrees 30 'tie Front (IS 'Ut Ijoor of tne Semin - THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO of 75 Seagrje Dr., Winter Park, * Ati,ii. nl rvil,,t i.E iki.'iM.PS. •.... " W Seminole County SPierifl'a fl.qi.a,i w'"I_,,w,, .. £1 ' mcci, irience' N I) ome .ouni, cii 'sotjse in PATRICIA HUOSOM ----------JFMPI ' fl,... , Seminole Ci..intv FI,w'.I ,,..4.. ----• " ' "- men, is cegree's 41"; 71' run degree's 07' thence 55" E 7200 feel to the degrees 31' 77" W. 9) 41 feet, thence Florida, 1f, itO described ow' the fiCtItig FIGGATT.WHCiSERESIDEPICEIS mam Of SCM and lhe undersigned as Sheriff o ''.ra.s?erty a7or the arc of said point cml ci'rvaturp of a curve con Pd 66 degrees 77' ii" W 1732 feet, Wn4 prii; rty All items heing CITY OF CIlO, COUNTY OF WAI4TZ &. SOld TRANSpORT. 5emino:e County, Florida, will at curve 19331 feet to the po'nt of cave Souihwestecly. hav,nga thence Pd 38 degrees C4' 76" W radius Stored at I ims Transfer 8. STorage GEPICESEE, an that we Intind to register STATE OF Zegnnlng; Il 00 AM on Ihe II day of June, of 33178 feet anda central angle of 17104 feet, thence Pd in Sanfo17 degrees 70' Florida and additional MICHIGAN saId name with the Clerk of the AND WHOSE run thence N II AD 1975. offer for sale and sell to 05 degrees £3' 37"; run thence degrees 30' 00" F. 21" W 16371 feet. thence N 33 nfarm I: i , -iI,ilable from the Civil MAILING ADDRESS IS 1139$ Circuit Court, Seminole County, the highest bidder, lot cash. subject 50373 Southeasterly along feet; run thence S. 77 degrees degrees II' 31" 1 the arc of ' the ¶eriiinole County S17 feet, thence said Divlslor PERKIlY Florida In accordance with the DRIvE, C.lO, 3$' 7%" E to any and all existing Ielnt, at the curve 3546 feet to the point of 461.11 feet, run thence . N 7$ degrees II' 71" W 1019$ feet, .seriff'- r.e.tment MICHIGAN provislomoftheFidlt1ous Name front (West) Door of the Seminole 26 tangency; degrees 05' 05" 1 721.00 feet. run thence Pd. 08 11' degrees 16" E. 65 76 TM' in saie I be.ng made to YOU ARE HEREBY N.TIFIED Statutes, TWit Section 86509 County Courthouse in Sanford, run thence S. 10 degree's 79,77" w. feet, thence P4 7% degrees ID' 25" 1. US$1 an ectlonfo, DiSSOLUTION OF thermceS %Odegre'ss00'79"W 17763 s.att$ty"i' terms of taid Writ of Florkta Statutes 97. Florida. the above descrl feet: runtPience S 6bdegrees56' ic' 14165 feet, thence S 33 degrees 46' per 17316 feet, thence Pd 09 degrees 77' MARRIAGE has been filed against 5: James .1 Schwartz tonal property w 54$ 94 feet; run thence S. 13 10" W 16)01 fOet, thence S. 62 41" feet. E 11741 thence ;l,lmti F Polk. 2 you in which Petifioner IS Se'eklng a James j. Schwart:, Jr. That said sale is being made to degr,s"s 17' 11"W 19237 feet, thence de)ree's 45' 39" W. 973 0.6 feel; degreesl$'Oj"W 141 3%fee?, thence St'.si ill dissolution of the marriage ew;tteng Publish- June 10, Il, 21, July I, satisfy the terms of tad Writ of 44 thence S I4degrees 41' xS"W 17769 S degree's 05' 26" E. 2fl 77 feet, N 61 degrees Ii' 5%" W 71% II fee', ' 5e rn1rwt Cosjrfy, Florida i7 between you and he, and that you Eieculion feet to use poinl of curvature of , thence P4.77 degrees 51' 19" 1 714 77 thence N. O3deqrees 13' 33" E 230 49 F'hf:liIJI Juts- 3 10, 17. 71, 1973 are reQuired to file your AnSwIr 01070 John 1. Polk. feet, therge 5, $1 dc'qr'e, 74' 39" 1. curve concave Easterly having a feet thence N 57 degrees 30' 38" F other deft.ne's with the CurS, of the Sheriff 741001cc?, thence S 16 decrees 32' radius of 1929$ feet, a central angle 11$ 11 feet. thence 14 33 degrees Il' Circuit Court in mci for Seminole NOTICE OF APPLICATION 51" Seminole County, Florida 761 71 of fl degrees 14' 35" and a tangent IP,,'n,' 5 I? P'f)TlC.E OF APPLICATION 71" 1 711.77 feet, thence 14. County. Florida, and serve a copy of FOR TAX DEED Publish May 71. June 3, l, I?, 1;75 tees05 11" 1 14] lIfert, thence of N 02 degrees SI' 31" W., FOR TAX DEED degrees 1 63 64 feet. thence' S SO the same on °efit,orrer's Attorney, (Section 191.246 Fla Statutes) OFPb 1 WI N IS degree's 1%' 51" 1 141 76 ft to run thence' Northcrty $10n3 the arc IS ic mn 197.244 Fla Statutes) degrees 37' 16" ( 30.4% Iet, thenace James F. Figgatt, Attorney at Law, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. the pole-f of curvature of a curve Pd. 33 degrees '7' 16" F 43.01 feet. of said curve 31667 feet to the point ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE OF APPLICATION 7109 S'ijth WIll Avenue,'Sanford, ('4 tançency: that Seminole County t,ie holde, of CflhiCflve Pdorth'aslcrty, having ,s 'Put ihwnir,ol. Coun4 y th Pmc'cl.r of run thence N ?9 FOR TAX DEED thence II 17 degrre-t 31' 41" W 16 10 Florida 77771. .---or or betrw. the''' 1011 ilrntr-fl7I'U,i''t jrn',g,,',i-.. the friliriwinn ,,g;i:r . ,,... l,I.0 flStV,.'flIu1AtCI.&.&.,.. - - 4.I.-.. -----..... ''f"'''''',,I'V2'I$) A.' ----,- A--.-............... .. ,.",',' VT!. '-'-"-4 ' ''"" ' .. "'" '. i' '-'.'i'ral JS!ViWiI angie :1 .-a mn-arce's 0) .11' fl dat' of June, 1975, or otberwiw a said Certificate's for a tax deed to be 16 degree's (' 49" and • tangent point of curvature of a curve con P4O'iCEi$ HEREBY GIVEN, ,sa-d - ,'rllficates for a tax dEed tO be 145 77 feet, thence Pd OS degrees 4-i' defautt vvltl be entered against you, isSued thereon. The certificate that bearIng of S 0.1 degrees 45' 02" 1.. ml thereon The Certificate cave Westerly having a radius of SemInole County the holder of 41" W 111.3] feet, thence Pd 69 WITNESS my hand and Official numbers and years of nuance, the the followIng certificate's has filed $06.13 f,e't and a central angle of 54 nui-st trs and years of stuatice. the run thence Southeasterly along the degreeslo' 30W 101 2lfent, IhCn IaIof tt Clerk of the Circvit Court, description of the properly, amid the said cerlificatesfcx' ''' " vi- 77420 lr-t iQ tha' degree's 00 1$"; run thence Nor C1ejr;IitiOn of the properly, Lnd the N 07 degrees 17' 76" W. 125.10 feel, a tax deed lobe on thiS 75th day of May, AD, 1975. 'mes In which it was assessed are ISsued thereon point of reverse curvature concave thetly along the ar of said curve ts$e-" itt which It was assessed " (SealThe certificate thence 14 71 degrees '.'l' 7$" F. 129 a's follows Westerly, having a radius of IX) 7] feel 10 the point 0' a compound in Itt'wS: numbert and years of issuance, the feet. thence N. 45 decrees F. $48-S /'$bur H Be'ckwith, Jr. Cent Ific ate No 301 Year o curve concave Southwesterly baying le,i, a central angle efO? decrees oi' descrIption of the property, and the (ccl ''ate Plo 0 Year of feet, the-nrc Pd U tlrgrec's 79' 3)" I.i Clerk of the- Court I5('m,mr,n' t977 .3 r2f 1') 7$ fo't and a c ntraI II' amid a tangent bearing of 5 Q 1977 names in which it was asseSsed are 191)07 feet. tir'rsc,' P4 45 degree's I U,' Leliifl Jt'rtk'rr., Det iOn0fProerty angle of 07 degrees 56' Si"; run degrees56'5l" F., runtheal 35 follows: Ciitimtitmof Properly lSSS4feet, thence 571 degrees 7$' a's Deputy Clerk fleg4$7 9jFtpd of SE Cot' Govt l..t tP.e arr of xa!n minvi' 101 1% se-,.t hence Northwesterly along the arc CertIficate Plo. 108$ Year of Idly 4 I I ,gf l,ly 659 1 Ft of WIy 25 16" feet to ttmc F 97 19 point of ,, 3 Rim N $7 Dig SS Mitt W 91 53 Ft W Ji,p,t$ E. FIGGATT of the point of tangency, Fe of curve a distance oIl? 3$ feet Issuance 1977 .t St Ermf:mncer Farm i Atorriey beninning 1 at Law 41?.i3 Ft Pd 51 II Ft 1 1)7.47 Ft S $7 fun thence S. %1degre' 3r 5)" w. to the point of beglrwming Alt of the Add "kØ 3i rI.6 '9 77 Descripsion if I'rop.rty ALSO LESS (From the In Atto,n.y foe Petitioner DtgSlMin 19113 Ft S 5151 Ff10 above describd being in ieminoIc 1970 feet, thence S 37 degree's 11' N)fvm ,% which WSFI of LoS) Woodcrest Unit 0% $4ar.'c- 1109 ters.ectlon of the North right of way th wii Avenue Begfoc Rd S.c 10 T. 205 R. 301 Ccuot, Florida. conain4ng 151010 OS" W. 364.01 feet. thence S. 40 PB 13 Pg 35 Met's ind lQl4 e"s lIne of the Longwood Wagner Road Sanford, Florida 3V;; Name in *111th asse, Laveen C degree's 26' OS" E. 97.20 feet, thee acres, more or tess. 14I twoperly being in iiit Name In which assessed G&H an4 the West line of Lot 56, BlOrk Pii,i. Jime), Clark Jr. and Elaine H Clark. , S. 37 degrees 51' 10" W 72031 feet, Development Co. Ca it if Set' "sole. State 04 Ig4'L'i flF91 ______ "0", 0. P. Mitchell's Survey (if .At4.•,i.a :--c-i'rty hung In the "'ee-:t - -, APARTMENT f.1 S1'7 UO. ,.J l/'k , tli,;-1 certIficate ,, Iing an ne I t. 4&_) 14 Moses't:t,vy Grant as r.cofded i Countyof Seminole, Stateof FlorIda. tb - ales shri FItTIYIO1J'DIAME FIVE:Beginning at the Northeast feet, thence S I'? degrees 10' 26" F be r 'deermed Countyof Seminole, Sta'eof Florida, Plat ROok 1, pageS, Public Records Unless Such certificate or cet' Notice ss hereby gmven that I 3m corner of Lot 54. Block "0", 0 p 14g 95 feet to 'he point cii curydlur, of Seminole County, Florida run Unless such certificate or ce-r. ii ding t- 'iw lb.s propc,I, tificates Shall be redeemed ac tSQ90cd in business at 690 1 Hwy of a Curve Mittbtil'5 Survey qI Les',' Grant, as tificates shall be redeem*J ac ii n rt.ficatt su;1 1' -, i:nibeo Concave SOtilheasteqly, thenceld OOdegree's19'I3"W,along Coiding to law the praperty Casselbrry, Semnol County, recorded in Plat Book I, page s, having a radius of 154571 feet, a cording to law the property "Silicate's ii il be t old to tfe' said West line 04 Lot 54. 2)0 36 feet I,, ,..,.,...,., i,. '"'i -____ Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING PEALTOR 1919 S. French 322 4991 3727314, 372 1496, 377 19$-I 3771959,3771164 54-Garage Sates 50-Miscellaneous for Sale ________________________ ________________________ - _ Stemper Realty 35-MobUe Home Lois Dishwasher•Disposal ________________________ ________________________ Unit Pbs 37, 38. 38 A. 39 and 40, SHEOAH, SECTION ONE, a Con SUNLAND-- 3 bedroom, fenced yard, neat 8. clean, owner motivated Plow hclusr". ,n.i rur,it ,lrra No do',vr, payment. mOnthly payrne'nts less than rent Government suts'di:ed Monthly Rentals Available ._-___-____to quatlfie-d buyrs Call to see if 113% 1150 Color TV Pine 1 b"drourri Irate' on large you qualify! QUALII V 11414 NOR TI-I ShèIØy lot 1175 mo Adults only. ii i,uv'.ir,ov,,. oe! ______________ - ___________________- --I -"--' p,., Pe.tt Estate Broker ("rn & 'Yr.fi It, ti --' P035',' 1t 5? p, i'iC trtrôr-, triIef, ,,r con I i ' ' ' 373 6.t1. 7?] C'5?7 E,-'.'.. tJiti(P, automatic ,a5hir 5130 I mo, plus utilities. 319 S49 Payton Realty Loch Arbor, lakefront,] BR, 2 baths, 327 1)01, 764Ot4.atha Ave • WEKIVA RIVER • den, Peat a'r, garage. 149,950. Acre Realty REALTOR. 373 1750 AVALOPI APARTMENTS large Shady oaks on the ",(CfliC Owner will sell or rent with option to 116W 2nd St buy 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, frniii SilO S Ml W nf 'antord 372 3' - years old. 173.100 373 7191 I or 7 Bedrorn Adults only -PARK .VEPlUE MOBILE PARK REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE251% Park Dry,' SlDup Destrable homt' in lovely neigh- borhood Extra large corner lot. 3 ye Points Arc',t spacious BR's . 7 full baths, large Fla rm Will pay closing cost. 373 at ock, 5 3770075 Sill •____ NO ISALCOIIOLA PROBLEM' - -Easement, asrecordeci mO P. (look AND ALSO LESS. IN YOUR FAMILY? .ii. '' i- 11011 I EN, a 353, page SI, Public Records of AL ANON (onmlo,, Seminole County. Florida, ,initi,i, rrct,rdetl in Official For families or friends of problem NO QUALIFY- Only $7,000 down buys thiS 3 bedroom, Pi bath home' ClIFF JORDAN.REALTOR Furn, Apt Living Rogm, kitchen, bedroom, bath, air cOnditioning, adults, no pets Security deposit 327 7111 Lose Animals' Then you'll love' the alt new Ccn'rat FIoq;da Zoo Read - tre trance, bath & parking Call 323 9579 alter S denS, 2015 Sanford Ave Spacious & I BR apts . eat in k'tthen, shag cartlng, plenty closets From 5150 372 C816 or 531 7573 way line of Slate Road Plo s 431; run Perortts Book 911. Page 931, rublic outside sales • thence P4.82 degrees 53' 31" W along Perortis of Seminole Count,', ARE YOU TROUBL ED? Call Toll Person for cnter and in NAPA Auto Partt Store Apply Said North right of way line. 611.65 Ft('irid, 2077 for "We Care"- Free. in person, 2100 N Orlando Ave , SHEOAH. SECTION E IGHT, a feet to a poInt on the West line of Lot "pforine". Adults or Teens. Maitland is, BIoci "C)", said D R Mitchell's Condominium recorded In Official ______________________________ _____________________ Survey of Moses E. Levy Grant; Records nook 991, Pats' 1383. Public - FACED WITH A DRINKING Mechanic otk1a way tine of State Road No S 431; run tp,encpN Ildegrees 19'30" , along liPID ALSO LESS; SHEOAH, SECTION NINE. the aforesaid West line of Lot 15, In OtfiCe.l 1116 31 feet; run thence N 8$ Condominium re' Records flook9el, PaqeOCJ3.&, Public degrees 33' 33" E 66949 fret to , Records of Seminole County, point on the East of , 17$ I flr.cia ç';' ir yide Fioriti,, ?fl /64 Winter prInqs, 7 or 3 BR, large Efficiency apartment, all utilities furnithed, s'mmer rate, sn so AdultS 3227796 eves & week cods SIERS COVE 014 THE LAKE ) 7900 - 18-HeIp Wanted _____________________________ with figures and expert typist, Call sealed bids will be rece'yed the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, of a bid or to accept that bid or part of a bid received after the time lInd date specified will not be considered, and no bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of forty five (4,S) days after the date set for bid openings, The City, however, reserves the right to negotiate any other plan with SuccesSful bidder, Specifications may be picked up at City Hall, 175 W. Warren Ave., Lcingwood, from 8 - 00 *65. untIl 500 P.M. City of Longwood Seminole County, Florida By: Onnle R. Shomate City Clerk ,.-------ruoi.sn: june g, I,, IYIS DEO 71 -- ,, 34389&ter 530 7300 Metionville Ave INCOME PROPERTY, $21,500 total, Let rcn!a's pay your mortgage direct to owner Large house with apartment & cot lage rented 13.300 down No qualify. Move right in. $14 Elm Ave , 373 4767. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker EveninQ Herald,Sanford, Fl. ______________________ Merchandise 4lHouses 41-Houses 3 t)OcIrOOn) hOut, Winter Springs. 300 E Airport Uivcj , 313 1310 --___________________________ ) room apt upstairs mature stw mo, 1100 damage bond $31 adults Deliary, Adults lOji(y large 1 bed 5171 alter 630 'T rocrn, air, ideal for retir persons Alto _______________________________ Efficiency Apartment, available 7 Bedrooms, living, dining, kitchen. -3?fosi ________________________ June 16th 515 Park Ave garage Sanford Ave . $145 mo DEADLINES along the East line of said easement, Records of Seminole County, For further Information call 17349?' th Place Sanford Arport, P0 flrai,er 1737, Sanford, Florida 37771 fids will be opened on Monday. .ne 74, ic,;, at 1I,.) AM, or as '..-in as p'jssible ther(..jft, in the c';c of Jc"hn E Polk, Sheriff , Crrll jnole County, Florida. The right is reserve', to waive any rrnoularjtles or tectyiicalitjes in t tis. or to reject any or all bidi Dated this 30th day of May 1975. fly orøer ofs',ltiam If, Ragsdalc'. Laboratory Director fr John E. Polk. S"eriff. Profr'ct Director Seminole County, Florida Publish; June 3, 10, 17, 1973 Friends WHI Envy SHEOAH, SECTION THREE, a line of Said Lot 37, 91 50 feet to the Records Book 972, Page Cr930. Public Northeast corner of the aforesaid Records of Seminole County, Lot Si; run thence P4 89 degrees 59' Florida, 34" W. along the North lini of said AND ALSO LESS dir OtI4. SECTION IOUR. lot 57 a distance ('4 73575 feet to a -f1ouses Unfurnished ____________________________ immediate Occupancy, I & 2 fledroom aparlme'its Mo CPiUdren & Pelt 9K. alto 121 3 bedroom, fenced yard. carpet, air, ?Vour gracious country hitchn ecuippeci Phiie i73 5795 City Security Quiet, SOundprt, after 6 pm _____________________________ deep tha carpeting, decor fur nture. Outdoor piCnic and bar - -- -__________________________ I flectrooni, I', (tath. new ta'pet, • becuet In ?h courtyard, and carane.. cloce to schoots 313 0757 31-Apartments Furnished .. helpful manager Speciat move in or 377 lIla aitowanc,' Only 2 BR left -_.--._un 0 un urn p15. Iare I & 1 Sanford- 3 bedroom. 1', baths, hedi 00111',, carpeted, .iir o11 $!55•$160 pool, carpet, good location 90.1 dtinned Nri p4'lt P.o5'r,1t0 rent 736 fBlS or 377 076] or 904 734 Ot BAMBOO COVE APTS, 1810 5:30 .. 24ca line 1:00 7tjm.s MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9.N00n 3 Lines MinImum _________________________________ 5-L.ost & Found EXHIBIT"A' INVITATION TO BID FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE CITY OF LONOW000 road right ol way un,,', run Guaranty Bank & Trust Orlando Ranches Section 13, as Company, a banking corporation recorded in Plat Book 13. page 10, OrganIzed anti existing under the Public Records of Seminole County, laws of tte Commonwealth oI Florida,runthenceN, l7degreesSi' Massachusetts, c o William 0. 0.1" E. along the West linc of saict One (1) mIcroscope Slate capable of heating and cooling the specimen at rates of 07.1.7. 3and 10 degrees c per minute or holding it at any temperature from ambient t 300 deoreec C Indefiflilely It must be 9 (7) eCi',' quartz Iodide lamps VIEW CAMERA One (It I X S View Camera With -"e (1) each 100 mm and 150 mm irises, Iurjpier tietalis and specification r' .iy be obtained from William H c.tqvjate, Laboratory Director at -, - - 75 Elm Acre Drive ,30-Apartments UnfurnEshed 30 ailmentsUnfurnished _____ ________ OdGndo - Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 41c a lIne I thru Slimes HOURS 31c a lIne thru 25 times Ii' Street. Worcester, Massachusetts distance of 383 37 feel, thence run degrees 03' 56"F . 10867 feet to the You are hereby notified that a Suit totoretlosea morgage entitled First pot of beginnIng. Loan run thence N 31 degrees 25' 46" E. Feceral Savings and Association of Orlando. a cor- 799 7$ feet, thence 5 73 degrees ' E. 9755 feet, thence N. St poration, versos Development 7 (6) S X 10 double film holders CLASSIFIED ADS aforesaid North line o Lot 56; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE along thearcof saidcurvr and said recorded in Plat Book 1, Page EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. right of way line a distance of 8-541 PublIc Records of Seminole County. the ealongsaid Norlhllneof Lot 56 CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE fret to the point of tangency; run Florida. runthenceN.I9degrees 9' a distance of ii; 11 feet to the point COUNTY. FLORIDA thence S 8$ degrees 7)' 10" E. 91 21 31" W tiong the North line. of said of beginning) Containing 126 l6ô3acres. moreo feet; thence leaving said right of CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 7S.1OS4 , s Lot 56, 30000 way line Ii. 01 degree 6 20" E. CA-09B 49' 13" E 179.30 feet to a less. not Including acreage of the FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND flt75 feet to the polnt of curvature point on the North right of way line aforesaid Florida Power Cor• LOAN ASSOCIATION OF Of ,% ci,rve rontavi' t%trrly with a nt ta,e inati pj, s iii 1LngwooI poration Easement over above ,, itporati. radius of )5lS7lfeef. a central angle Waoner Road ). run thence the decrlbed tract Plaintiff, of 3 degrcesO' 0.1", and a tangent of following courses along said North LESS FROMALL OF THE ABOVE: vs SHEOAH, SECT ION ONE, a 47 01 feet; run thence Northerly rIght 01 way line; I'F wt rp'l p1 I N1UIPI1ISES. along the arc of said curve a Thence P4 52 degreeS w ii" w. Condominium, recorded in Official IP.rflP(it1tt .i distance. of Slit te.t to the pOint of nw fl 74 fe.e.t, thence N 07 degrees 06' P&ordt Book 954, Page 504. PublIc ,, lhflC Records of Seminole. tangency, thcnce S 57 degrees pg" 5.1" W 112 91 feet; run Ihenco South Defendants 7 (trjytq'5 5)' II W 20006 AND ALSO LESS: 73)00 feet; thence 5. 11 degrees 4-1' SHEOAH. SECTION TWO, a NOTICE OF ACTION feet, thence S 07 aegrecs (16, n" w OS" 'W 360.30 feet to the point of T1 Leon E Henry toco fCet, thence N 57 degrees 53 Condominium, recorded In Official t'd'i'iiOr'iflfl (tfll,tfliflU 2 6320 plus ot 75 Elm Acre Drive 31" W. 78690 feet to a point on the Records Book 972. Page 0518. Public r nnn nt I ai WiSi,ii''fl P fl" ,l'fO East lineof Lot 57, Block 'D" of said Records of Seminole County, C), P. MitChCll'S Survey of the Moses Florida "GOLF COURSE PARCEL No, I: ...-..--..- -- TEE -____alNotice Seminole County, Florida. more up to 30degrees C per minute anda -.--.. t:- , ,, , ,,' -, ' 173 is4 - MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR 'NI Pd'? ER ITEMS SE 1. DON'T NEEDS'' F AST WI TI-I A, WANT AD Phone 372 261% or III 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor wui help ' - -' �.1.4 I'M •..!Ii1i1 I - - ----- - Red and White '4 S0GTRUSTHSAL!NTLHT LEISURE EI)ANI)KUIICRTURRt(' I0H Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, June 17, L- Tuesday Education 6:30 (a) Sunrise (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2,8) Today (6) News What's My Line Wild World GDI A(RAI1N0RABHC (35) Uncle Huble Show A N I •J K N N Y P 6 S I A I) (44) Three Stooges K A U H 0 iK\t S T H I A II A M K N 0 (35, 44) Star Trek (6) What's My Line Let's Make A Deal Hollywood Squares (13) Movie 8:00 (2) Adam 12 •. 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (g, 9) Movie (44) Fury (U Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (35) 700 Club (6) Now You See it 9:30 (44) Petticoat (9) Split Second Lifestyle AFTERNOON Det,l (6) Young And R es tless (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hoiywood Tn - ---_-__ L)OU1ILi EXPOSUItE: misinterpreted as being Un- Dead EXult Die" Rerun castor ABC's deal for the Monte concerned as he seemingly familiar actors features Pythonshows does not preclude dispas.ionately treats a patient winner Ray Milland, George Public Broadcasting from the suffering battle fatigue. Turns Hamilton, Linda Crist.al and Python shows. Although there out Ilavkeye's coldness is Joan Blonddll. Suspense drama are more than 40 half hours calculated to bri ng the soldier about a man out to prove that available, it is possible some of out of his fears, his brother was innocent of the the features will overlap. ABC 8:30-10 NBC WORLD murder for which he was hascontractedfor4Oshowsand PREMIERE MOVIE "The executed. v' -, ': S:00 (6) Hawaii Five-O (I 3) Carolina Country (24) The Way It Was (35. 44) Movie 9:30 (13) Honey West (24) Woman 10:00 (2, 8) Police Story (6) Barnaby Jones (9) Marcas Welby (13) Zane Grcy one 90-minute Theatre (24) interface late-night with options For more. Local PBS stations, meanwhile, 10:30 (13) June Allyson their very popular Sunday night hall-hour series. The Python show was a big hit (24) Animation Festival Sports Legends in England for five years, and 11:00 (6.8,9) News (35) 700 Club Low Induces (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (8) Great Myster ies 12:30 (8) Tomorrow note Dr. Lamb reportedly wants out because shock and gone into coma, 22 Pub order 24 The twiny his importance has been Christmas was coming. We subordinated, and Gary were doing some remodeling of cliff in to the cold. Wednesday MORNING Burgho(f wants his contract the house. I was working at a 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac rewritten. Seems as If Loretta new job - but I was feeling Swit is the enly one not balking. great. I had energy to spare. (Bib) 16 Marble slab 17 Conducted lBGirIsp$aylhing 20 Favorite animal 21 Promontory I)EAEt READER - One of several reaso ns there are so many different ideas about L 30 JYO1ifl 34 Expect ftyer 35 King of Judah 6:15 (6, I) Sunshine Almanac the symptoms are the same to stay wi th them for the time, holidays. A matter of con. My en tire house was flooded regar dless of the cause. For science emerges when Thelma by a broken water pipe. There more detailed information catches her cousin taking was company late at night and write to me in care of this IES 2 i•1 fl ower - 4 5 6 7 8 IT swigs from James' whiskey a drink once in a while. There newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, supply. The question of teen- were three deaths in our family Radio City Station, New York, age alcoholism is the object. in six weeks, then my husband "' 10019 and ask for The - 15 - . __ ii - - - - - - 17 ..iI '?.-----I. t't%ifriA ,ir,1 4I ,..,. t._ ...._iii_. - .-,-. - wI ns '- - - I - _- I -r -7 - , - -,., tbn fr4P yesterday as Circuit Court Jud'e (inreice 1 John '1: Jr m'M ,, , ~ -. - - 'V' - ,, - ': - " _ - •- " ' . k &1W . * SCENE INVESTIGA --- .- - -- 15131,z Palmetto Ave., received . % ~*Ijof ~ . ~_. --:°,- ?. - I 7 i L__ , h'.0 ',. :. - . - -. .. Rock Lake Sch.ematic To Be Read B Ju .. entry without breaking with Change In Regulations Spurs Action NOTICE OF ACTION TO: HENRY NEWMANS. JR -- TE D 11, Reiponden? --•--- & - misdemeanor: petty larceny. l0-ear prison sentence on u3 Maximum sentence on the plea r years in plea of guilty to br eaking and WO(Lu have n IIYC RAYMOND BENNETT ROBERT CAMPBELL HIRAM IIAMLIN entering with intent to commit prison. a felony' grand larceny. Former patrolman Larry th Maximum sentence on the plea wi intent to commit a felony: Two other former police the ex-officers "were made Leon Payton, 36, 1809 Madera fVO4. grandlarceny. patrolmen and an auxi li ary examples,' would have been 15 years in Ave., received three years prison Less than an hour alter the officer received up to five e&; He noted that, for instance, in probation plus 30 nights in 2" ho ur sentencing session proba tion and up to 90 con- recent bears a drinking dr -I iver county Jail on a wor k releas. Former patrolman Hiram en -. 1i&f'vf I de d in courtroom 'B', the secuth'e nigh ts in the county got probation in a man- program. He had plead g ., Lyle Hamlin, 22, 2831 Magnolia three men ed guilty we re on their ssay to jail on a work release program slaughter case where a moth .. A ve., rece i v er to attempted grand Larceny ed fie years in the Lake County jail at Tavares vice the Jail is reopened to and child were killed in a traffic Maximum sentence on the If ...'* . prison and five sears probation to await transfer to the state prisoners July 15 after repairs crash. ,.•ç-",..--::,, misdemeanor would have on his plea of guilt) to breaking Division of Corrections and restoration work. The Jail One defense attorney, been one year in jail. ;~ ~jtj&- e - and entering with intent to reception center at Lake Butler was damaged in a mattress fire I . commit a felony. inmates Newman Brock, a former 7r0 , I Former police auxiliary to begin serving their sen. last week that killed 10 . Prosemtor, charged during the member and city building inand a jailer. Raymond Bennett, 113 tences. proceedings that 'the people spector Raleigh Paul Sessions, Sheriff's lns'estlgator Bill Hogan and an unidentified deputy view Country Club Circle, a 30-yearDefense attorneys refused to Reaction to the stiff sentences want blood" and said the 22, 428 Scott Ave., received the bodies of a man and woman found slain on Hillcrest StittI In old former patrolman, received comment to reporters and gave was cautious by area law en- Florida penal system is Uuee years probation plus Altamonte Springs early today. See story on Page 2-A. Ifferald seven years in prison and eight no immediate indication of forcement officers, but one, "horrendous" and when word 45 Photo by Gordon Williamson) nights in county jail on a work years probation on a plea of possible appeals on the sen- who asked that hl..name not be gets out at Raiford State Prison guilty to breaking and entering tences. used, commented bitterly that that his client "is a former (Continued On Page 8-A) .. - - "_ - ur W-71111111111111 DEATH --_ W I ---- -_-~-_ I ~ 7v~-_ =:!% to five years probation plus go . --i - from nighttime burglaries last ic - - 60 _ I ,. and - -0 JLdge Johnson sentence'l former patrolman William D -. . - HENRY NEWMANS, JR I - policeman there'll be an explosive situation." Brock also charged that 0% __ -A --,-:-_# - - ~-_-__ 1 - - r ' - Clerk of Circuit Court By. Ida Creel, Deputy Clerk Florida PublI sh : June 17, 1975 - r =~Qi7~_ .:zi' - - - [ig NNEjI.. jI JIM Jill. MEN ENR - ~ _~*_ .- _~ - Case No. 751209.CA-44-E In r the Marriage of GENEVA C NEWMANS PETITIONER DEO 111 ________________________ - 1. S 11De ,/ ,_. .1 4 ~ ) RESIDENCE UNKNOWN 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Health Letter number 3-9, 11 19 E - - 88:30 NBC ADAM-12 "X. asked for a divorce, And, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that art FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. 0 Force" Rerun Malloy and Reed day after Christmas I got sick hb0&, Send a long, action for dissolution of marriage FLORIDA 23 22 23 24 25 stamred , self-addressed en24 has been filed against you and you grimly search for a missing and started screaming. CASE NO. 7S-591-CA-O9-E 11 #I -1ur i r u .. r ir. reniilrtwi In serv e A rri,i,. nO ,,-., 1 101 11 iaip, U and -. IiL 1111 IIId111IU uiuv girl. me seara oecomes U5S later I came nuut back to 1975; written defenses, if any, to It On HAROLD C. BUCHANAN. more grave after they rind her I had li ved back in 1956 for two and costs. ! Plaintitfi, Geneva C. Newmans. Petitioner. torn dreg. whose address it 7717 Hartwell VII r Severe low blood glucose days. Guess I went ba ck to a KOSCOT INTERPLANETARY, Avenue, Sanford. Florida. on or 8-8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS "A "happier time" In my life, levels can induce shock and loss INC., a Florida corporation; before ,uly 31, 1975, and lilt the Star Is Bored" Rerun The I I have of COflSCiOUSfl esj. Insulin shock been treated GLENN W. TURNER and ALICE original with the clerk of this Court GOLDEN I annual church Shakespeare cautiously, like "Poor J;ne wife; either before ser v ice on Pe titioner ANN used in treating certain TURNER, his SPOON WORLDWIDE CONSULTANTS, or Immediately thereafter; Other f es tival takes a surprise turn AWARD I she's kinds well you know" psychiatric disorders does that ______ INC., a Florida corporation, wise a default will be ente red WINNER when Fonzie decides to be a and "knock it off, you are not to patients. The insulin lowers KOSCOT INTERPLANETARIA do' against you for the relief demandet I in the complaint or petition I 146 pertormer, and gives his in- REALLY sick, you are just the blood sugar until shock and 47 i MEXICO, S A.. THE R, G COFF WITNESS my hand and the Seal of' terpretatlon of the Bard MAN CO., INC., a Florida coo' as feeling sorry for yourse lf ." associated symptoms develop. - Court on Jurw it, 197$ potation; PINKER MATERIALS this 48 49 51 f52 54 55 only Fonzie can interpret. Lots What do they know? (Seal) CORPORATION, a Florida coo' Less severe symptoms of _____________ -_ E of laughs. -; 'Y. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr I am followi ng my doctor's h)poglycemia and simple po ration, THE UNITED STATES 51 59 ___ 60 Clerk of Circuit Court OF AMERICA; and THE FLORIDA 84:3O PBS THE WAY rTWAS orders: rest, strict diet, no anxiety can be the same. Both By: Elaine RiCharde - - POWER CORPORATION,a Florida Rerun This sports series looks sugar, no booze, it's a won- anxiety and low blood sugar As Deputy Clerk c orporation: 61 62 63 P4 '4Jf 17 J Defendants. PublIsh: June 17, 71. July I. I. 197$ back at 1962 NBA playoff derful diet. And, I am alone at cause a release of adrenaline DEO I11 NOTICE OF ACTION championship which the Boston last. Praise the Lord! Please which causes sweating, 64 65 - - - - TO: KOSCOT IN. Celtics won in overtime In the send me any information you tremors, heart pounding and I IN THE CIRCUIT COUeT OF THE __L__ I? TERPLANETARIA -- -I seventh game. Bob Cousy, have on EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRhypoglycemia. di MEXICO. S.A. mptoms often attributed __ 339-3265 CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, ADDRESS U NKNOWN Tommy Helnsohn and Coach Everyone lms his own Ideas on low blood sugar. The problem is FLORIDA. You, KOSCOT IN. Red Auerback recall the vie. It--.. am I Just feeling sorry for sorting out whether the TERPLANETARIA de MEXICO. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1233.CA09A ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY tory. rnt5.-if(Jijokjnda)oramIs1off HOROSCOPE SA. are hereby notified that an MILTON A LUKE and IRENE S in t'f L.tf' LD4Jn9O adrenaline release was 8:30-9 CBS MASH Herui my :ib:r?' HEl.P You are a Amo'ndtd Complaint to Foreclose LUKE, hit wife. triggered by anxiety or by low Plantiffs. Mortgage on the following detcrlb,d Hawkeye's casual attitude cIocl(r, hid you should know. I blood sugar. Then, of course, BERNICE BEDEOSOI. VS property, to wit feel th:It any emotional Upset TEDDY G. DAUGHERTY and The W')of the NEllof the NW,., you can have both. There is no (1, (1,1111 (Less the S. 77 feet) and the SW '4of JANICE C DAUGHERTY, his wife, ! I still send me reeling off a law that says a person with an For Wednesday, June 18, 1975 Defendants the NW I (Less the S 30 feet) and P pj lmdoil emotional crisis can't also have i' . the E ', of the NW NOTICE OF ACTION of the NW ' TO TEDDY G DAUGHERTY and 'I ARIES IMarch 21-April 19) your own man today. Don't let Section 36. Township 21 vemiiiiiiiiiiii,qp9iiiie-go"Wao"t. some other medical problem at 8 t JANICE C DAUGHERTY. hit 811111014L 4 *C0AP the same time. The two may Don't make hasty Judgmen ts others decide what's best. ilave Range 30 East, wife LESS. From the SE corner of today based upon cursory the courage of your convictions. NW -i Of t NW '. of Stlon even aggravate each other, address unk nown I .t2.:,orM-s1.2 _________ 4 I evidcnce. It could get you in a Stand firm. T ow n sh ip 21 South, Range 30 East YOU ARE NOTIFIED that 14) ant thing 15 ._e asi.run North 1 26' 10" West action to foreclose an Agreement for degree lObe pickle. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) sure you get the right treat- in. along the East line 01 said NW ',. of Deed on the following property ifl t'OU,WWTWt1tAWO It's ethical and noble to fairly NW '.i distance 7136 feet to the Seminole Cou nty, Florida ment, and it sounds like YOU I! Ufltd TAURUS (April 20-May 20) share gains from joint efforts, point of beginning. Continue thence 104 19, Block 77, SUBURBAN are. Treating a patient with Becau3e of 21, 0" West along HOMES, Seminole Cotwty. Flor'ili indifference you're but foolish to reward one who Rorth 1 degree " said East Line of said NW '. of NW ,According to the Plat thereof. 11 anxiety or other emotional unlikely to take full advantage had no hand in them. ' 4 a distance ofl043 feet more orluj recorded In Plat Bock S. Pages el problems for low blood sugar of a situation that could tie SAGII1'ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. to the NE romeo' of laid NW ', of and SI, Public Records of Seminole and neglecting the real problem beneficial to your work or 21) Don't bet on situations today Nwr 1 -. ,hence run wmteriv ilong County. Florida. . 3.1$ 4.5$ 7-31 It 10 won't help matters. Similarly, career. has been filed against you and you tlio' North line of sa id NW ', of IJW' where you ha ve to fully depend adistanceof 100 feet; thence South tr ea ting the emotional are re;ri to sirve a copy of you r UNDER Il MUST GEMINI (May 2lJune 2O upon another to carry the ball, degree 26' 10" East paraiie to the written defenses, if a n y, to it 0 BE WITH PARENT. ____________________ toms that can occur in some Don't put too heavy an emlie's apt to fumble. East lined said NW '.04 NW ', a DONALD F WRIGHT, OF SUT$) N ______________________ distance of 1043 feet more or en to. TON. WRIGHT 5, SMITH. Plaintiffs cases of low blood sugar phasis upon having a good time CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. without recogni point South U degrees 33' 70" west attorneys, WhOSi address is 1131 zing or treating today. If you do, you'll later 19) It is still possible to achieve 100 Io'o't from the point V. of beginning, South Orange Avenue, Post Office Ak_ have to really hustle. throce North 83 d-grees 31, 20" East BO" 367, Orlando. Florida 32102, on I Yuur goals, though it won't be as , V # A cause is not usually successful, , : -0 - I J-%_ r.".or before July Is, 1975, and file the .- 1. CANCER (June 21-July 22) easy ai you first anticipated. 40 feet the point of beginning I a has been filed against you end either. If you have both, you 01Qin3l with the Clerk of this Court You may find yourself in a Keep at it. (é.ge Glenda are required to serve a copy of y*ir either before service on Plaintiffs ne ed management for both. .( on where you'll wrongly situati Antwe' or Pleading to the Amended attorneys AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) or Immediately Se ,tJ J.siç feel you'll have to put on a few Be very realistic In the way you Complaint on the Plaintiff's At thereafter; Otherwise a default will ... PLOTO 91101140111169111 :.4,us __ lomney, J. LINDSAY BUILDER, be entered against you for the relief airs to impress others. evaluate situations today. If • Piqulre, Voorhis & Welit, demanded in the ccrnplant ___________ *OCR 1ich :A~Oieo* - , __ -, - I LEO July 23-Aug. 221 Shy you spot something wrong, WITNESS my hand and the teal of P A . 135 Wall Street, Orlando, Iii 1N14TU (.Lats -, t%, -day don't kid yourself that It doesn't Florida 32$Cl, and file the original this Court on this 13th day of 40A away from sales types I. I ft / Answer or Plnading in the Office of 1975. BLUE : who tend to grossly exaggerate. e xist. . N, NoM? D011 the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or (COURT SEAL) w IJi llC0kII* iii a N V/KITE DEATH" may be Their stories before the 15Th day of July, W75, (f Arthur H. Bickwsth, Jr I 00 TOUNOSS II WED. 'N G. SNOW TIME Ill i1ithm PISCES (Feb. MILDI ON March 20 ) u fall to do are but At Clerk of the C ou rt di cb( Iudgmeno by dPl*ulI 15$ E..III IIIMATII4II)liS ______ !!." I ____ a .ill be fly: E-laine RICharde W Is umt w6iii , insf you tof the Utir prodwts aren't reitt demanded I&*'" ""aIn the Amcind,j At Deputy Clerk VIRGO (Aug. 23.-Sept. fl) today pick up their fair share of Complaint. - Publish: June 17, 21, July I, If. IllS 11 _____ SUMMER You're still in a good financial the tab, or your generous N ThisIceshall tm L .IT ... IthedO,.. DEO in $1 29 3 pecescfch4,-i wit,lm SCHOOL ut i,weekiin a week for four n __________ the same time you nature will take the rap. cycle. 'At "• The EvenIng Heralo TEACHERS Regur tend to be extravagant, making .i.i I.-': (LORIo,0oi, a nd ordered at Sanford, NTJI it di fficult to show a profi t. BIRThDAY SIM Value 31$ Florida, thIs 13th day of June, 1975. GO® 4L11 £AY 8:45 TEACHER 4) (Seal) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 ) Be L I' 44 Arthur H. t$eckw,th June It, 1975 'ARRIVE AUVE It Clerk of Circuit Court - SUNSHINE STATE IL By Joy Stoirs BRIM tec iuci' cit1 You're going to become inDeputy Clerk I IN Safety is a family affair. volved this year in the J. Lindsa y Builder, Jr., of Ing Voorhis & Welli PA, Horiie Gm management 'EWDAILY hAM, TIL9:JOP.M.-F.t,I. S,',T. Ti. hl;30PF.t of a larger en. Maguire, MidNiobf IlS Wall street - 40 $809 Frt-nch Ave (Ni 1" $792) PLUS terprise than you've previously Orlando, FI'rid flSI Every Santa c ____________________ Fri. .$at.' Size. handled. It could be either of a AttOrneys for Plaintiff ••••ij __________________ Hackcr1 1 1 1 1 1 social 11:30P.M. PUbl4sh Jul* tl. 21. July 1, 4, 197$ IiL','Ilill ________ or tiusinesa nature. DEO 1)3 CENTRAL 14 7 FLORIDA'S - , -- dinance will b# heard This meeting Publish- June 3, 10, 17, 21 197$ City Clerk City of Casselbeiry, _ - - n B reak I - - S Arthur H Beckwith, .Jr, June, AD. 1975. at 7:30 P M or as 9 tO 11 _ 13 - By BOB LLOYD ~_,.v, 0 -_ - . ~ ___ i-, -T __ O Mary W. Hawthq', S - ~:_ 91 - Unless such certificate or cer ENGINEERING. PROVIDING 59 Born ent ence d - 3;__ - 7~i . --,W-- may be Continued from time to time DEO 27 55 Shakespearean until final action taken by IPie City river IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Council, 56 Peruse GOVERN YOURSELvES AC EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR ") 58 Sigmoid CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CORDIIIGLY Curve DATEDthIS llthdayof June. A 0 COUNTY, FLORIDA ducks 1i PLY AS DIRECTED BY AND Freeman soon lheriatter as posSible, at which time interested parties and citizens for and against the pr o 41 Enervate 1 FOR TAX DEED 191.215 Fl. StatuI) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, (Section All of said property being in the UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE FLORIDA STATE DIVISION OF County of Seminole County, State Of HEALTH, BUREAU OF SANITARY Florida 54 Heap Z pf - NOTICE OF APPLICATION 66 Conctusion I Tear asunder mplice Legal Notice - I OF CASSEL BERRY, FLORIDA, names In which it was anessed are UTILITY as fOlIO*i DIRECTING THE Certificate No. 601 Year of DIRECTOR, AS SUPERVISOR OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT. TO Issuance 1972 De scription el Property PROVIDE THE MEANS AND TO N 5 Ft cit Lot 6 Smth Survey of PROCEED WITH THE IN TRODUCTION OF FLOURIDE TO Property of Torn DO I1. Pci III SC R Name in which assessed lou THE MUNICIPAL WATER SUP 21 Back of neck 46 Diminish 23 Jumper 48 u proar 25 Bars legally 49 Italia n stream 26 Openwork 50 Deviate fabr ic 52 Short lacket 1 Pt 58 Was r e P E A LIEIS Consurred 60 Adjectival a English stream 33 House Sutti 9 Irritate members(ab) 61 Individual to Greek war god Arhnd 62 Shop II Soft masses 40 Cure's 63 African worm 19 Pillar 44 Legal p')iflt 64 Craggy hill 27 Measure of 2 Margarine iand (Bib) ABOUT TONIGHT: 3 Nobleman was also drinking lots of coffee hypoglycemia 1 low blood 28 Approach ar) is that Ills a symptom 36 Coat with tin. 4 Bounder ug 84:30 CBS 6001) TIMES or spiced tea with lots of sugar s load alloy 29 Matgrass s HWWSIcS Rerun The Evans clan has a and the usual candy, sweets and and can be caused by several 37 Hamper 6 Shield besting 31 Gaelic 7 Droops. as a 32 Genus of visitor, a cousin who has come whatnot around at Christmas different conditions, Some of 39 Greek litter - ,h4~ ~i )4 i 3 ______ Acco 0- ,;r- ORDINANCE that Seminole County the holder of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the following certificates ha tiled a taK deed lobe the City of Caneiberry that the thereon The certificate CovncUwHIconlderenactmtof a issued nu mbers and years Of issuance, the nonemergency Ordinance entltIc1 desci Ipilon of the properly, and the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY IILi W ~ .1 gi4ii 'I ________ Cops I - I SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS; Hficates shall be redeemed cc cording to law the Prertç AND EFFECTIVE DATE, rA The Proposed Ordinance is posted described in Such ..erliticate at the City Hall. Cassel berry, certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the ourI Florida a housedoor on the 7th day Of July, Consideration will be gfl meeting to be held in the City Hall, 1975 at 11 - 00 AM Dated this fllh day 04 May, 197$ Casselberry. Florida, on the 30th of 65 Meaning 26 Means of illumination SWITZEflLANI) roNc.A NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT I4E IG I 'T' Mv E IY •gA TAN E TI S ? ______ PA ALi 0 ____ 15 Sails uncle 57 Choler JAPAN MONACO CITY OF CASSELQERRY.FLORIDA I I IL4-t" 51 BabIonan god 53 Mast POLAND - Legal Notice Mary (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart 46 Rant 13 High home 14 LyriCist Gerihwin INDONESIA - - 1URKEY PERU TOMORROW: Picnic Food. _______ IM AIEL I 42 Weird 1iALtO 0 N jL i jAJVtAf 43 ioeor in spirit 45 MUSCaI _____ I _____ T E, ' E 0 AJ. J syllable ______ • A L IA!MJ0 ç. ______ • 47 Peer Gynt s I4. i i '1 I C L I IOINI mother I Caa' 4 Throng 9 Uncooked 12 Guidos high _________________________ reportedly Is unhappy with hi.s my illness was diagnosed as contract, Wayne Rogers hypoglycemia. I had suffered Show DENMARK 1 I S feature-length film now In 83' Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. release in this country. DEAR DR. LAMB - I had a UN HAPPY FAMILY: for- terrifying experience. I know rors of success threaten what it's like to meet insanity MASH" once more. McLean face to face, I've been there. Ste verson has gone, Alan Aida After a week in U hospita l. (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide Wor ld Of Entertainment CANADA [' Scram bier ACROSS its success was transferred to a A1.'STR!A BAHRAIN Answe, to Previous Puztte Sugar B rAmpk a ~ - -.,-. . (13) Peter Loves And You . _.L1 M t_ zs* ~ - - hldjvinitne&ndbozitlnal EX M -.--. 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"If we can get the schematic to Tallahassee by the 15th, then you're not taking any risk." Kelley told the board. Herald Staff Writer Architect Koghan Kelley was at a Seminole County School Board work session last night to submit a schematic for the Rock lake Middle School to the state Department of Education by July 15. That approval required no official board action, since Kelley had earlier received board okay to submit the design outline. Discussion last night was centered on the July 15 deadline for submitting the schematic In order for the Rock Lake School to qualify under existing construction guidelines, a move Kelley said could save the board some $80,000 to $100,000. Kelley told the lxard that legislation going Into effect on 5 Tuscawilla School plan, with some minor modifications. "Now I'm offering you a deal," he said, being quick to assert that his concern over the July 15 submission date was solely because of a desire to save the board's money. School Supt. William P. "Bud" Layer wasn't impressed by the Kiplinger growth figure. "I don't see us growing any at all next year," Layer said. Assistant Supt. Dan Dagg said that of the three other schools in the area of the new site, only Teague showed any Increase in enrollment this year and that was an addition of 20 students, South Seminole and Milwee showed no change In enrollment, Dagg said, "We could handle up to 400 more students if they were spread out over the area" of the three schools, Dagg said, Alluding to the Kiplinger report and other county population Kelley appeared before the board with a Kiplinger newsletter population projection that called for an increase to more than 150,000 in Seminole Courty in 1980. The same projection set current population at 131,000. After Kelley submits the schematic, his timetable calls for design development submission by the fall, with construction bids going out early in 1977 and completion scheduled for the fall term in 1978. Kelley offered to draw up preliminary plans for a new design for the Rock Lake School and throw in a re-use of the Dead I' i ne estimates, board member Allan F. Keeth said, "We've got an opportunity before us right now to be ready to go with that growth rather than let it engulf us." Board member Davie B. Sims chided the board, saying, "It seems to be the policy of this board to vote on something one weck then keep on bringing it up on subsequent weeks." Kelley also told the board he expected to have necessary clarifications of documents for the Woodlands Elementary construction taken care of by Friday. Woodlands has been temporarily halted because a contractor defaulted and additional documentation is needed for the bonding company before the project can be resumed. The Woodlands matter was placed on the board's agenda for next W?dnesda%-',s meeting at Altamonte Springs. - - - -_____________ - - - - - - - , MA J ------S . 10 - - , -.. i/ I)", Iij " - - - WATER, - . . -ws-.a II : - ..-' ' RM#'e The Tb. SM, -. flj Ulli . -. - I IT. 'I!IIt . 5 - . •' ?- - '° - • ' ,, A!-1jJ _#-1_ - GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY r COMMISSION ___ • -- _, . .. ', • . _____ . • '-'---- ,. - ..___- __________ • • . :' - :.. Hug Remains Uncertain - I n Jail Fire Probe 1_-__ _______ .- ______ ______ ____ _____ , __ ______ _______ _____ _____ ___ _ -. ______ ____ ____ _________ ____ ___ -' ________ Inside Today _ ______ __ ______ ___ i;:- . :" -- -'- - _____ '. - . _____ j , NAVY WIVES ZOO Index - _,__, . ai I 'V ICII 111 S S t3rother H eld In Robbery Try .,,,..,. . . - . . '. - - 17 - ..,l., ' -. •, - ,_-_ ---.1. - - , . Council," said Hug, veteran of prised than anyone else when By I)ONNA ESThS The Seminole County Grand the last month of a six-month 16 years in the city she asked for my resignation Herald Staff Writer Jury, investigating the June 9 jail sentence for robbery and CASSELBERRY city management field in four Monday night," hug said, "I fire at the county jail that took who still faces charges for managers are never totally different communities in the have been aware that I have not _____ th e lives of 10 inmates and a breaking and entering in surprised at be ing fired or country. always been in agreement wi th .., jciler, heard testimony this Volusia County and for parole asked to resign, Harry Hug, this Hug said he still has not come Dr. Duerr." morning from Elvis Webster, violation in Kentucky, repor. city's manager for the past 16 to a definite decision on lie refused to say his T. ' r the inmate-hero who was tedly pulled at least four other months told The Herald today. w he t he r he will bow to the requested resignation was I 6. credit ed with saving numerous inmates free from the smoke-. _qI "This is just a hazardous request made by Council caused by a conflict of per. 4 lives in the holocaust. -' ' infested jail and has been profession," he said. "I have no Chairman E di th Duerr this sonalities wi th the city's long. % In its four th day of probing credited wi th saving others. contract. No city managers that week to r esign or fight it out at a time and lone woman mem ber -I-1:T . the fire, the grand ' jury began He said, in an Interview last I know of have con tracts. We full-blown public hearing, of the CII)' Council. Hug adhearing from those persons week with The Herald, that he "I was probably more stir- milled that she "pretty much serve at the pleasure of the City ____________ involved a nd th is might exte nd saw 16-year-old Ray McCall in di cat ed that she has suppo rt the time of the inquiry, since it Light a mattress just outside his for her action from at least two TI is undetermined who wi ll testify hospital cell. The ma ttress other members of Council." or how many persons will be caught fire and it quickly ____ Those who have noted support called, spread to a sta ck of mattresses for Mrs. Duerr include Coun__________ Yesterday, the grand jury nearby. cilmen Charles Glascock and ; heard tapes of recent county "McCall was mad," Webster Sal Orlando. .commission meetings in which said. "A guard had Just given While he insisted the matter Na Dillard Paces Softball Action .,e.r it was reported by The Herald him a cup of fruit juice and he t1l(I not been discussed with bstweekthatSherlffjohnpolk threw it back at him.,." him prior to its being brought //!j had requested certain repairs Jerry Dillard highlighted a set of fine pitching perWebster said, "The guy up by Duerr Monday ulght, to the jail fortnances last night in the Sanford Men's Metro Softball as late as 3 iMcCall) was up for trial and Zw director Jack Hanna, in company with one of the Central June several members of the board League. The story is on Page 213. that would have cost apthey kept putting it off. That's Florida Zoo's newest additions, a leopard cub, accepts a check for said they had conferred in proximately $1,100 and was why he started the fire. You $50 from Navy Wives Club of America, No. 267 members from d.lvidually with Hug over the GIVE TO turned down by the corn- know. start a fire to raise a little left) Bess Heard, Mars' Johnson and Rae Artman. (Herald Staff past months to indicate their Illissi011. hell. iq0t1 by Bill 'int'enl i unhappiness with his _________________________________________________________________________________________ Webster, 27, who was serving We bster told The Uerald in an management of die city, eXClllit'O j'1V%f !t'" his One Council member refused • -- p 5 . 11 4A Dr. Lamb . ....... ......3A Around The Clock . . ' ' ' c0 In Orange ('unty jail I . to comment directly rim 1k ridge----------------------313 Horoscope ----------------4[3 I\ t.e had be n transferred e a!enda ..................5A Hospital ....................SA problem, noting that the lvUubu in g the1ire(hat,1Jt,rJhe Council will file Its charges ...... . B Obituaries ............... :oiiIc lirt I i'dspread 0 11e itict of against Hug if the manager The brother of an inmate who ping Center, SR 4il and SR 436 Jan, 7 armed robbery of a ment and Inquired about b'U)'1'fl rossword ..................413 sports ....................i-ni rnat'rse3 jailtv )),t'ft 0. insists on a public hearing, di ed In last wee k's Se mi nole after of fice r A. M. Caplan supermarket It; the same a gun. Officers said he exditorial ..............4A Television ................413 tV. 'y Q%t'.) n l.'eroc 611 Women's R )ear Abby "That will be i.he time for County Jail fire has been jailed talked him into dropping a shopping center. A circuit court amined a 30-30 rifle taken from eUort L e i"ct primers, everything to be said," he without bond by Alamonte loaded 30-30 rfle taken minutes Jury convicted him May 20 and a rack and inserted a cartridge ope l the door to McC', cell WEATHER answered. "Hug is a very nice Springs Poli ce on charges of earlier at Rose's Department he was In jail nwailing con- from a box of amm un ition into and flames leaped out at him. individual. Maybe coming from robbery, use of a firearm in Store. pletion of a pre-sentence Inves- the rifle. Yesterday's high 93. Oveniht lor. 68 he was freed from his an out-of-state situation, he was commission of a felony, false Police said Skates brother, ligation and sentencing. Partl cloudy through tomorrow sstth a chance of Police say Skates then cell, Webster said, "I was the riot able to adapt to werk in [mprlsnnrnent and two counts of 23-year-old Richard Lamar An Altamonte Police spokes- pointed the loaded weapon at a first one downstairs and I asked a!teri.oun and evening thundershossers. Highs in Ios to Florida or with the t ype aggravat ed assault. Skates was one of 10 inmates mangavethefoLlowingaccount clerk in the sporting goods the woman guard to let me go mid 90s. Lows In the low 70s. Winds variable moldy government Casselberry has. David flay Skates, 25, Forest killed in the county jail fire ljst of Isst night's incident at the department before leaving the back up because southeast 10 mph or less, strong and gusty near thun. I knew where "I hope he just leaves without City Road, Lockhart, Orange week, shopping center, store, dershowers. Rain probability 20 to 30 per cent through there were some more people. asking for a pubiic hearing, County, was arrested last night Richard Lamar Skates had David Skates entered the tomorrow. Complete details and tides on Page S-A. primarily for his sake." (('ontinued (in Page !tt at the Brantley Square Shop. L'een arrested April 10 for the Rose's sporting goods depart(Continued On Page 8-A, '' - .. a ~ -1. .•_ . . About His Next Move '' - Inmate Testif ies 'I :. - ' '• ..' 1 ' .. .-:I-'.....a-=J _ - . .. • •,,,,_• $ ,, '.;--- ' - '' --------'.- _- __ '-.'. 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I 1 ' t 9 " 11 .. ; County Itemizes Worker Benefits ,- 61 611 : • ' - Two unions, a local teamsters — a - III, , %_;_ .4 -_ -Z - . - - - il . . "I - I _._I '.&. _______ - V. i .: - , - - _____ . ..1. L_ i - - .... - - I. -- 'C -- ;. - ,-- .• . - r __________________ - ,, - ________ _____ ________ _____ _______ i~' imil: , !it, Id , - I. - -'-'- flhIJVl VVII'VU DAMAGE TRAILERS, v-'- - _"=~_ - .. . I - .1 . # 0 '- ,~ 4 _P ~I - --- V r1in L :-t, It ! I -' -- ,J- - . - - I -;.. I r'- P 1 f,-1'17~41 _ 4-.- -_ 1 - - .- .. L - I— T- t '- 4 . I 4 - 1 - mmal __ - ., - . . - __ -___ - V - 1. • - f-. L M f2V;7111 .-. - V~ - - - -- - - - : i . _. - . .. -- - __ to represent the , .vunty in all over on Its ilde by the force of the wind. Debr __ - pole at right, after the storm. (Herald Photos by - ,_ ;I -f - ~N__. ----!j( - ____ - - 1 _ - . . I 0 1 position to any unions - t- / Connie Sparks. Ile Newton preparing to deal with un!on3. The BCC passed a resolution One of the recommendations is two inouths ago, stating op- - 9 's'-.-----""--- _49. - I '•.* .- h iiv ,r~t - __ '' , .• . yesterday. High winds, to inform the count emploe ., - - I X464- :. r r,, -J%-.._- - " - ._ i .. I .. --__- -• ______ - Granville Alley, a 20-year beconk,% bargi hng agents for gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 30 to 40 per during the day, 20 per cent at night. Complete details and tides are on Page 5-A - i i - represent county employe3 In Th. unions In July wil! a hopes - i _ roof oH this mobile home count) should follow ow in Is what t e - III A sudden twister lure th employes, howevtt will hold an election to de,temine if the), - -, t . - , __ z - #If_ _- ~ #, U11 L fl11 -_- - eA_f-kWfTVCTM_ N I - .- __ - ! - ---X_ - o, , if d and carpenters unions, have the union) are manuering labor dealings. ; 4.1 . 11"M IF—T 7 of the existim, benefits and representing county employes. ~'n9_1 ffV W_ "& . - ', rain and hail combined to damage mobile homes owned by W T Newton and f. I __ I. 5 V`& i' the parks and road depart before tie state Public 6B 4A Television ..........613 ments. In response to union 1mp1o)es Relations Corn GA contract, the 13CC hired miss o,i I PE IC) to petition to GA Women's 'I V)-4 __xi ;_ h - 11 11 t r). t0 " - - . _;__ ~ '_4o- V Allb. _____ a veteran labor attorney, is Harry Commissioner itemizing benefits which the Kwiatkowski mid today that count offers its employes to the IlCC is only beginning the deter employe interest in steps outlined by Alley for . - - __ - "v, an appeil ht s4ud on Page 2-A. Crossword Puzzle Editorthi . l)ear Abb> t ,. I r to The Seminole Board of propo new benefits to keep (ount> Commissioners (11CC), employe interest from thi acting on recommendations b> union Comics r 3 - _: - --- - 46 ---. - .___ --- - _ - __ . 510011111111111000 - I . ' "f'-. - I county over an agree The four points included: consideration of the motion ____ ID -I worow - Also, no interference by the Ingood s City Counci l will hold a public htarm tonight on allocating some $31 000 In federal revenue hartngfund.s lkr4thl rqirkr Donn iiEstes h a s the tir Variable iriosti> southerly winds 10 p m h ,stronger and -- ' '1 - vl~ __ -, ~,.'_ challenge by the county over the city's anticipated purchase the su!t would be killed. Index 11 - - - alidations as soon as possible the Red Bug Road area for court could hold any decisions increasing the city's 'ater and untila later date In his opinion sewage treatment facilities; no McDonough says, if the court Arab anid Israeli forces today exchanged rocket and ss the Lebanese border after terrorist * (--- ~~ .- ___________________________________________ __ 1 - by FAnnijan Li the cases of FW, Partain,, Hiajey, and -. to hear cases involving bond favorable rezoning of land in strike the appeal today, the I / - Court both the city and county money. Public Hearing Set __ 1. _f' -' -.. ' The City Council has not said whether it will be taking any action on the report. The incentive monies paid were n accordance with payroh authorizations signed - - i; I comes despite attempts from In efforts to save tazpa)ers J ! -- . % I - . - .`Mt-. Before -i -1 - ALI9 I __________________________ __________ . Su*t FIGHTING BREAKS OUT - - - - --, __ I ____________________/ . - -1 A P-- - I ,~/ - consider Seminole County's expenses. Indian Hills and Consumer allocation of 700,000 gallons of McDonough said that if the Utilities, both in south Seminole sewage per day from CasselCasselberry's appeal to block a court does not consider the County close to Casselberry. berry to the Consumer plant. 12.4 million bond validation for motion to dismiss Casselberry's Tlx city also had considered Th e count y, in reply to the purchase by the county of two appeal today, consideration buying the two firms. proposal, 1 fered to meet wi th probably would not be before Thecityoffered thecotmtya utility f irms. Attorney John .McDonough, the court until July 7. Ile said four point deal last month to kill city me But, no handling the county's utility the cou.i usually considers such the law suit, but county corn- meeti urt5a ng has acquisitions, said this morning action on first and third Mon- missioners called the proposals he hoped the court would days. fie said one of the Su- "blackmail" and have taken no McDonough said that while consider a motion he filed in nreme Court clerks had told action on any of the matters. the court may have begun - - 710QAL TV r -. Quashed - . __ ----. --- ____ - - -- - ZZ - Council - _______ - - PRIVA'M LIFe Tr x--__. - .. 7 .% inside Today - . -" . Ilie report SR. - governments to keep the suit Casselberry Is seeking to between Casselberry pumping The Florida Supreme Court out of court, and from costing block the county's bond sewage to the City of Maitland today had its first chance to taxpayers more than $80,000 in validation for the purchase of for treatment; and wholesale -- ___ I - __. % 1IX --.----. - $0 In April when reimbuind The expected court action , ,, - - II deducted on J* Januery 31 Casselberry's appeal — i i t" :!- 1,v *c4'r znd hx!--I~ 11~' by - - I i- - __ ___ -- - i underpaid thrmo March, IM and $30 of the o ierpayment Was - I . __ - - 1 c::zz;;' a . $55) on the JorAutry 15 pa)roU .........._.__...— I z -__- •- _: / p W090 I'- ____\ ' - they said ward note In the repert that Paddock is no longer employed behalf of the cotnty to quash him that the court is "anxious" At WE CBTAIAJ - - I AMD 71A&J I - .- 11 - __ . .1 : - CeLEBLT1T" Schneider % - I - . i F'oh Sgt. Betty Woodward. until March, this year. Some SM was deducted from Fisher's 9.9-Kry in A-VAL t-..:'_,-"- 6 vtic t-'. -1 J . '"! I ________________ " 03 çL-y 0 !~ - .. I I an effort to assure accuracy." • - ~-. 133r . Irl, : Robert Part.&ri was overpiad Bookkeeper Elise OlUff and discovered the Partain overpayment in the January payroll authorization and It was correct ed by then - Public Safetly Director Tom Hen. nigan. Frank Taylor was By MICK LOCHRIDGE - - U 9. !; PC : I although he did not become eligible until August. The $30 was deducted from his wages in April. was paid an additional $30 - -- ____________ ~ I- . ~/, .5 - , Sf(OLQ,, ." IAJ.TAA.T . early February, was over paid a total of $120 last July through Oct. lie was given the extra $30 monthly al th ough he was not entitled to it at all. Mrs. 0111ff and Mrs. Wood. Bond - fa 9 F -i - process of repaying the remainder, lie began receiving an addi tiona l $30 in July, 1974, al though he was not entitled to the money until Oct. 21, 1974. The overpayment continued __ __________ - a - 4 monthly beginning in July, said In a report to the City Council signed by both. "We would like to assure the Council that from this point on the city bookkeeper and Mrs. Woodward will work closely In Jordan Paddock. who . - _____ police offi ce rs over a period of • eight months received $335 in educational incentive pay from state revenue which they were not entitled to according to a report compiled by City - !.. 1, :. ff - ___ I walked out as a patrolman in I - W 0 El I by the city. "He is also in process of repaying the remainder to the city," the $25. has repaid $30 and is in the Herald Staff Writer / '- og payroll. He still owes the city - Lawrence (Skip) Iligley p- :4 0 of the money. was overpaid a total of $90. He L i r. lle deducted in May. The report notes he still owes SM. bookkeeping office and was not N.. -T- ." Sgt. Michael F isher, with the department since July 1971, l May Be '' I I .rI I... . I., IJ2 '- _________ -M_ ____--_= .. _ -- - -- '. Not Intent*tona/ * police department and the "We feel this was A lack of _____11 11 in CL d :8 Po/toce Funds Sai communication between th e ON ME, " ____ '".'.' BUT YOU WERE --' ___ - _ . s, J,'' j ..' . . ' l ' irin ' P done intentionally," the women SIMMER DOWN , SONNY1 ~_..I......, YOU'RE NOT- AL 3AC)1 WE MADE TH'SALE, __- CREEP .- / ', -'Q E_, ~ - - - _. Clanton w-s hospitalized for Court against Sheriff John Polk treatment The civil action was r art !nurdn1e cornp.tn trUiLcflt IN ti ri il t t) ihn' and ertrr with uanges for his a tt [ctk v iated n duty ient io commit a mis- Waddell Jr., who was in estate and his parents. to protect Peter John Muench deameanor. Brevard County today. Court Peter J Muench J r., of Malt 111, 24, from harm from a fire The lawsuit also alleges that sources said another circuit land Is seeking damages In The la wsuit claims that Polk Polk was "grossly negligent in judge signed the order sought excess of $2,500, according to violated this duty in that the not extinguishing the fire and by Brown's attorney. the lawsuit, filed by Orlando Sheriff's Department "wan- evacuatlnglnmates"ofthejall. Sourcesat the Jail confirmed attorney Cordon H. Harris and tonly, recklessly and In other court action related that three men photographed - I`-,- - , Bou iPi = i TO 00 WITH THIS ANYTHING \ , : D0 YOU REALLY 5ELIF-VE- fD HAVE - Jail fire has file(j suit in circuit John Muench 11 1, 24, from harm from a iire. LONGWOOD - Five city I- '_ HOW CAN You SAY SUCH THI NOS ..- S03... Of Herald Staff Writer . '.1 . ent a By DONNA ESTES ,. .(c '": ' __ ,\ I . ,1 " C;r I- • a. • •,•# -. Ifr~~ -'I-L1.M--ft_ -----.- II Communication , ted -' . - • . '-I -- ~.".S.'L.a.".l:': - -. :7 . I`— Chic Over ~ I , 4 ://1' 'a .c Lack - CAR MAI-S .` I WH— 0 ) ( DUOS PAY YOU ,,, ' :. Ofl. U.S. Pal. HOW MUCH DOES j OLD LADY .V.WERE SHE . WAS? - - In seeking punitive damages death of Muench, who was court order allowing his in. second-floor Jail fa cility. Jumping right in toa sum er of fun at the Sanford Recrtaflon Department's playground at the and medi,cal and funeral ex. being held in Jail on coart order vestigators to inspect and ne Seminole Countv Grand Center are 1from left) Terry Reek, Eileen Nulty, Sam Griffith, Carey Jasa, VIcki For, Elizabeth that pending a pre-sentence in- photograph the damaged Jail so Jury is expected to reconvene Gaines, Ly nn Sonnenberg, Shance Fitzpatrick and Vera Ramassar. (Herald Color Photo b) Bill Polk is responsible es for all estigation as to 'preserve evidence" tomorrow to continue its inVincent) operations of the Sheriff's Dc. Muench pleaded guilty May a ll egedly needed "(or proper vestigation of the fatal Jail fire. STILL POPULAR . *1 - JUMPING ROPE -1 ER.--WHAT A C,OINCKDENCV LITTLE 11'.-s- ' 4 _____ - -_ _ . I I$ - .;,. Il , J-.---.-- assigned to Circuit Court §udge negligently allowed a fire to to the fire that killed 10 inmates the Jail interior this morning Tom Waddell Jr. for trial. No begin in the Seminole County and a Jailer, Orlando attorney and just before noon two condate has been set for a hearing Jail" on June ~, and that that Dennis J. Hightower today struction crews were reported in the civil action. fire was the direct cause of the reported.1y oMained a circuit to have begun restoration of the _____ " 'N FOR THAT . T' I -" -, wwrING! MILES _ _____ 5i_IN_V=_i I !Qc~ It ~ -- -__ b WELL, IM LI'L 01.1 LADY WHO NEVER DRDVE IT IF. F T.: 0 a . . - - - 4FM -- __ ZqXY 3 ELMER, THb CAR WAS OWNED X_ - . :4 I = E2 i7 I .. '1 -I i0 0 w - — 7 / - - - - --- 'V _____ .- q - _____ ______ __ ::: 3 ,,. - . that Polk violated his duty to protect Peter the fire.-, . ... "It . _____ - --------- of cases of ROY Clanton Jr. "and other Bro Polk is responsible for all operations of the and - ' / a____ - - - ____ -_____ - . ___ - ___ ._--.-_::,,:j7_ ---,_: F7_ - . .___-_--_ ...-.-- __-__ --, in last week's Seminole -___-'___' Coenty I 'uj -- ____ . The action alleges that (Sheriff John) Iferald Staff Writer \ ,( "IC. I. e . In County__Jail Fire 11)808 ,' t4.I / V 0 ~__ - - r. _ ____ - -A __ =_ ;...• .I=L. ____ - _11? - -- i u1 - f . -_ M - 0, / , 1-~ _. 1 . L _______ 7 . VA _________________________________________ IHIS 15 IZIPICUL-0 QZ1 14fr r7 . . ,, , 4, %Worlw -,,-,,,,,,. W F , aw . I I - I ~ -' - I i rs — -_ . - to IV . 0 0. :I 50 . r-r=!: _ __ ____________________ _- ----------. _____________________________________________ I 11. 6. L A _-_1- (,-15 I . ___ __________ - ___ - — _1Y -Il'I_ -. " _________________________________________________________ / - -_--_ : ,-.-- Sanford, FIorJa ]27/1-Pr;ce 10 Cents CZ7 Now _____ (U - 67th Year, No. 256-Monday, June 16, 1915 - N 1111 'I I I -_ LAIIN PEOPLE. LL.L ____ - i INSULT TO AN ALL. - 7 Ar I_&,(.'. IT _ __ 0 I OF SICt< ' /P ISrEEOT ---- CAcluc. ; 11M EveninHe I A -- - - N?J WON fr. ¶CNE byPran 3RXBS I - W ~g -M;-7 - • -: - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL __ Monday, June is, IflS __ Detectives Probe$40.00O In Buralan" es ~ i T Anlinal Control Shelter, off U.S. and took an undetermined I! — Deputy David R. Smi th quadrophonic stereo equip- residence of Alan Ccoper, 1352 17-fl near Seminole Junior amount of cash. report.ed$300 cash was missing inent, scuba di ving gear, a Charlotte St., Altamonte Officials at Zayre Discount ege. after the Rick Fordham Coll pistol and a shotgun. Springs. Quigley Dept. Store, Airport Boulevard Patrolman Richard Seminole Sheriffs detecti ves Her be rt C. Hansen, 104 Ama teur radio gear, a car residence, U.S. 17-fl. reported $85 In today were Investigating Spring Vall ey Loop, Altamonte telephone and an AM-FM radio Road, was entered by a win, said Jack Wallace reported the and facility was secured late change was missing after a weekend thefts and burglaries Springs, reported a $10,000 and tape player, total value dow. orted Saturday, but when employes photo machine near the en — Five triys of ass over the county in which more diamond and emerald bracelet $1,000, was reported stolen after than $40,000 in jewelry and and $1,000 in other jewe lry thieves smashed an auto plan ts and 10 small plants arrived Sunday morning they trance to the store was other valuab1 were reported items missing from his window at the English Estates valued at $215 were reported found the fence pried away burglarized. taken. rside according to a report residence of W.C. Truman, 133) inlsahi. from Contemporary from a post a nd one dog was ed The biggest haul report filed t Deputy F.M. Stewart. Manchester, Deputy S.A. Nursery, U.S. 17.92 and O'Brien missing. 41 Road, Fern Park. taken by burglars was from the Jewelry valued at $965 was Waithers reported. Susan Kiley reported a $450 — Seven watches, a home of Gregory Nears near reported mi ssing after the Sylvester Boyey, 101 Amanda Ernestine Gathers, 1700 W. color television was taken in a Casselberry. Deputy R.S. residence of Robert flond,700S. St., Altamonte Springs, Derringer pistol, beer and Morton said Items valued at Sweetwater Boulevard, re port ed stereo equipment $17.50 In pennies were reported 15th St., Sanford, reported a burglary at 3114 Rudder Circle, taken by burglars at Monroe $363 stereo was taken in a Sanford. $25,775 were reported missing Longwood, was burglarized, val ued at $249 was taken f At the 1004 W. 13th St., after the 55 Red Bug Road Depu ty Stewart reported. his residence, according to a Goctry,SR-15 west of Sanford. burglary at her residence. res1,dence was entered by Police detectives today were residence of Marva flawkmu, Deputy David Duguld report by deputy L.M. Ford. reported burgla rs made off breaking a rear w indow. pr obing a burglary at Jim burglars took a television, Included in the list of missing wi th jewelry, sa vings bonds, Sanford police today were Spe ncer's Restaurant, S. record player and speakers, items was a$l5,000 collection of and a television, tota l valuc Investigating a weekend French Avenue, Li which according to Patrolman John turquoise jewelry, $9000 in $1,000, after breaking into the in other weekend breakins: breakin at the Seminole County someone broke Into the office Foster. , I — . I, !r'l rll IN BRIEF Engineer Faces Charges After Train Crash BUFFALO, N .Y. (AP) The engineer of a Canadian passenger train which rammed the rear of Amtrak's Empire State Express In a switching yard here faces arraignment today on assault charges. Thirty-four persons were injured. A police officer said tests on the engineer showed the presence of alcohol. The Injured, including the engineer, were taken to several area hospitals for treatment Sunday. Only four were admitted and were listed in fair condition. The injured included eight children, none of whom were admitted, and at least four railway employes, hospital spckesmen said. Lawrence N. Bee bee, 63, of Ancaster. Ont., the engineer vi ue iôiotno, uäniffwn & ,,iizialu iwo-car motor ex press. was charged with second-and third-degree assault, Buffalo police said. He was held in a police lockup overnight F'c'" ). E'rank1 sati ast:ed t be .'iv . '±erzthal lircath test for alcohol. Angelo said that the test showed the engineer had a .16 per cent alcohol content A .10 reading is the maximum allowable for the safe operation of an automobile, Angelo said. — =1 --- 1- - - ___ range image investigated t HOLMA?. \ N (AP) — Roman Ca tholic Church of ticials 5) they are investigating an image, said to resemble Jesus Christ, that appears nightly on the wall of an old church school building here Thousands of persons have journeyed to this tiny community, nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of north cen tral New Mexico, to view the image. It was first reported about three weeks ago Some who have seen it call ita miracle. Others say the image is fccmed by shadows and discolored plaster. "It's not apparent at this time there is any superna tural cause," said the Rev. Donald Starkey of Albuquerque, of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe. %ice . - mEr_ .. .- ,,,,. r::; Guth c- probhi hopped th Hobos e o;;ng freb: -$ 1 V_ P - ___ ., .. -, trains, r1ofing the next __, s country Sea boardoutline - Ar ____ . . 's.... ____ f. . ._________ N, — . . _____ ..-'. - ___- Lt% ____ .• __________________ ' -/ V. . .. 1. I - . ___ ____ ' I k. - ____________ rloht and Lyman ' ____ ___________ . .-•--- • ' ""' " were taken off a box car b railroad officials and a Seminole train pulle deputy as - - Railroad mm'ug through Sanford a noon OD Saturday brought in wo 0. Kerouac's 'irma ,,unu maki their fr m Tam pa to Atla V,aldoo ' ' '"I o -. H ..' k ' d Into the - Price, who said be Congress Mulls Personnel ng Iu_ WASHINGTON () The House and the senate attempting to resolve some personnel problems before ti-ning to legislation this week. In the Senate, the question is what to do about t1 disputed Senate election hi New Hampshire last Nov. 5, where both Republican Loins C. Wyman ___ -. ' — Oil Tax "rolled" in a party the ght before money and othe lothes. Price said he had '"s'°° cheek Deputy Bruce L pa two men to the Votwia County tine and waved goodbye. ni 1 -4 ' -,*L: - John A. Durkin claim victory. -. •. -- Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the weekend that he txçei the senate would work cm the New Hampshire election dispute by June when Congress begins its July 4th recess. --: complete its - J 1. e . ., .. .. . FLORIDA IN BRIEF Canal Costs Would Double Savings, Corps Says By The Associated Press Costs of completing and operating the Cross Florida -- President Richard Nixon hnlfn,l .... 11, *Awft % # -— =-.- __ _f~ '.. 1. __ . - - - W, _ -I I — I. -, ._ WM - _RA7 - - - i' $ , _.; . - -- . . - - - -. - . .. -i-. ;.. --,- . - '- I I - ;.- _,,', - -. - - . - - I : 4 iw , *4 _~_13~L_. -1 16 . - -- $ - - -- -• -. - UNDER WAY - L ~ -i. % C - 0 __ - ~-___ - - ~~ ___ • . -'- NEW YORK (AP) A thunderous e9lWw hiasted windows froin the Puerto Rlcanbued Baneo de Ponce early today In mid. — . Manhattan's Rockefeller Center. A short time later, a person claiming to represent the Weather Underground claimed the group nad touched off the blast in arçport of "the Puerto Rican cement workers." The only injury reported was pilfered by an unidettified driver of a bakery truck who was passing Uwougii the area at the time. Flying glass ctt him on an arm. The explosive device, which police said was apparently a medium sized bomb, went off at 4:43 am. EDT in a revolving door fr'DM The Council has said in recent weeks an Increase in sewer rates is necessary for those hose homes are connected to ice the city of Ponce on Puerto Rico's southern coast. There have been nix Incidents of violence, Including three bombings, since the strike began Jan, 31 against Ponce Cement, the largest cement producer on the Caribbean islant Negotiations have stalled over no.atrhi, clauses and the length of the contract. it was the seventh time In less than fIve years that someone claiming to represent the Weather Underground had taken responsibility for a bomb explasio. Project. Other items to be included are Carl Mitchell, city bazaar; Councilman Donald Browning. signs; Councilman John 1...,... .L. 11 ..1..l.. e,. I...... 4IIIU IUL I') 1111 t; ....A Daniels, resolu tion supporting the district managers. who _M"""""1 Evening HemM Sunday ld PvbhjCd DaIy and Sunday. cicept Saturd a y &Ad Chyitma '- V('45'S2I •-•_-•__. ---_.------_---_ ---_-.-=---. ----=--- _-_-------- _____ ------_ - ,'•. - ' --• '."- :' . - :- -', - - , - - .-. .." . '," . - - , - - , .. . .. .. . . • . _. - -. L PIONEERS -_- HONORED -___ OIt1IS psi*ot,Largeg; Raids N pti ColaS Pace' t$Oz M,IwavO Beer. S Pack. C4ll $3 Million In Drugs iii II 31 1w shelf PC4 Wise PoIato Chips , T o m Pack DC Gal- Ill' TO.L..M.lk )O($1 Dl OaRAO.Y0qVr? I for wo.ldc Bread 21ev "C Rosu..t.SpaØon.N. $& LiFe Gua v a Cream Nabisco Oreos. lbS 6k Sk ChteSe hops. lies FEATURING SPANISH & ITALIAN FOODS On W Hwy 421 at 51W of W. Lake BrantIer Rd ACROSS THE STREET FROM FOREST CITY PLAZA) FOREST CITY U2-11113 _-!!_ _L_- — 41.11/ is P0. Oft All Hoalfll FoOdi ow old airtady MIAMI (AI) Federal and Charged with unlawful im- Gladstone Williams, 25, a taxi mit a felony and a federal local authorities say they portatlon of marijuana and driver from Brooklyn, N. V. charge of smuggling. have arrested eight men and cocaine were Edward Ralph Arrested in the Delray BeachIn another weekend drug confiscated nearly $3 million in Saperstein, 32, a teacher in raid were Jeffrey Alan Kran- bust. Customs officials said 24 marijuana and cocaine In two Miami Beach; Romer der, fl, of Philadelphia and Lee pounds of cocaine worth $5.2 separate weekend raids in Ferguson, 30, a Miami Wress-er, 21, and Benjamin million was confiscated and two South Florida. longshoreman; Jules Howard Kramer, 20, both of Hollywood, crewmen of a Panamanian-reg. Five men were arrested early Schachter, 25, of Miami Beach; Fla. Officers said the men were istered ship were arrested as Sunday at a North Miami ma- Leroy Gordon Floyd, 33. a charged with possession Of, they left the ship late Friday in rina and marijuana and cocaine Miami teacher; and Anthony marijuana, conspiracy to corn- Tampa. valued at $1.9 million was confiscated, the authorities said. I .. . p< _ jJ -_ I1_- 66 . . . a * . -: -- . . re- . . . 9 . 9 . . , , " I A ;.. . I;' 't. - 9__iL 1% -J * 1 -- - w .'f "... and shave! —uh, I mean save" I ___ I - - - _ `FERWEM - - I I - Presenting the neatest 1 shin in tov,n. The shirt that shows vAiat great shape you're in. You get it-free-when you open I 7, to your present account. Lmit __2_~~__ X_ . - rd J1' . ' ..'. 4 OT It! T shm Nr account. By increasing your savings vou1l accomplish ti..oterntic things. You'll get the shirt And you'll be helping yourself get financial "shi n shape" , Those are t%k,o darn good risonsto stop baFlagship cBank today. * - 4 ::L. .J 6161i~4_10?-. Sells Car Desks? - , ',-:~~ I ' ,' . 4, CAR nn Fits . any automotiis. Piov,d•s firm 12" 15" wi l i ng sur f ace with i , . 7 'L1 ' • - - ,0. It I , I % $39B5 P155115 i1S 5111 II4IbSS . FLAGSHIP I BANK : -- Ill $5 s,,, " v' J. • .-: - george stuar'6 40ow -l"k I Oflando, florida 1,____ ' , . Sanford- • rl— f 1.1L , ' % Has compaftment for fas )./ ) N. 11%. 'r oEs:;. road - • . I Do You Know George Stuart 40 When the ('abin?t has --------_ - ' the district managers will -Very few of my recommen datiuns were not followed," he said. 11:think I know what they will accept. If I do my job well, there shouldn't be that many WbItription Rates by Carrer T ', o- net members on environmental (I Class 'o'ar Pad .i! Santoro. Florida Wi) ". C TAI.LMIASSEE, Ha. ('P, rections --: '_\d' be- but expected there will be five districts to conform with the water management districts, which also are brought Into the new agency. As head of the Internal lrn. provement Trust Fund staff the past year, Landers said he has - Day by The Sar'fc,rd Herald, Inc )OO U FrenCh Ave. Sanford. Fl. 31fl fore," he acids, Situation -' fie said he has not lied Blcer,tennial project; the designation of a person to administer Ordinance 119 (streets and M&alks) anol Cm mayor's I -• - dlscus~s the Cmked Creed PUD oflice. ~ I - GeraA Connell indicated he may vote against the rezoning. Connell originally voted with the majority while Council members June Lormann and IOfl shut off will be a problem, but we've all lived without it be- "i . -' New E 11 iiron ni e fl Chief Is Ready would service as an additional re .t Also seized along with the cache of 5,000 pounds of marijuana and a pound of cocaine were a 37-foot sport fishing f boat, a houseboat, four vehicles and a rental trailer, said spokesman Jim Dingfelder of the U.S. Customs Service. In a separate raid Saturday In Beach, three men were TALLAHASSEE, Fla. . (AP) jected his recommendations, it Delray arrested and officers conSome marine projects, such has been on hotly contested fiscated two pickup trucks conas rebuilding seawalls and sues. taming about a ton of marldocks, won't even need state Landers said he expected juana with an estimated street permits after July 1 and others, those kinds of issues to continue value of $1 million. such as dredging waterways to go to the Cabinet — when an Palm Beach County Sheriff's and building marinas, can applicant objects to a permit deputies said they believed the speed through without ever go- denial, or when neighbors or pot came from Colombia and ing to the Cabinet, environmental groups object to had possibly been unloaded by The person responsible for granting a permit. speed boats in the area. man) of the decisions on Florl. Most of those issues will go The Miami raid came after da's rivers, beaches, lakes and through public hearings before several days' surveillance of swamps will be Jay Landers, reaching the Cabinet, he added. the fishing boat as it moved to 33, newly appointed secretary Landers said the legislature Florida from the Bahamas, of the new Environmental made quite clear what It want- Iingfelder said. ed in the environmental reorea. Regulation Department. Landers will be making deci- nization: Streamlining the persions now made by the seven mitting procedure and delegatelected Cabinet members. He ing aut hority away from Tallasays the power "kind of scares hassee to allow rapid decisions Inc.,' for applicants. "I think its good that there's One aim is to allow applicants i'n In to instead of a check on anything I do because it can be appealed to the four, for environmental pergovernor and Cabinet," he said. mits. Most applicants also must The new environmental obta in approval from local 'S reorganization law gives Land- governments and federal ers the decisions on the big agencies. The reorganization consoliprojects in the state. District managers will decide dates the Pollution Control Deon smaller projects in their re- partment, hF Permitting, wagions such as less than 300- ter management distr icts and foot-long seawalls or dredging some Health Divis ion water quality functions into the new less than 4,000 cubic yards. For example, of 26 permit re- Environ menta l Regulation I)equests to be considered Tues- partment. Land management functions day by the Cabinet Tuesday, 13 would be decided by Landers go into the Nat ural Resources under the new law, 12 by dis- Department. The Game and Fresh Water trict tnar.agers and one would Fish Commission, which also require no permit. Landers, who serves at the inspects applications, remains pleasure of the governor, will ar independent agency. ign About 45) cement workers are on strike in '. says. The people on Card Sound Road figure that after all these Director Louie popula tion has been expandin g With Florida's prison popu- Wainwright closed prison doors by 100 a week and -it shows no latlon more than 2,000 inmates to new inmates. There will be sig ns of slowing down." She over emergency capacity, cor- no more closings, however, said there ar e nearly 700 in. . rectiorn, officials say the sum- Gov. Reubin Askew has ordered rnate5 confined in county jaii uier heat may be the match that Wainwright to admit new in. awaiting transfer to state pristouches off an explosive mates no matter what. otis. ,',, . I ,) situation. • .'It's a miserable situation to 4, . New prison facilities are un• i Wr 'i"i - - ,. ~ _-~ . 1;.... I "When you have people ue in when you're all crov.ded der construction. but will not be 11 V. cramped together in really together and It's hot and sour ready until next year. Some r __ I * Q V/ I. it-rz, 7 _ . ,,: ~ .,I, . tight quarters, and you don't temper is on ed ge," Mrs. Wil. new inmates are li ving in tern.':tct ': 'j have enough staff, you have the son says. "You're just much porary tent shelters bo rrowed 1."" i" .I I I ,,I1[!,._:1'..'~1_ I ** • . I have to expect trouble," says than walk away." Guard. : .. Suzi Wilson, Division of Correc. Statlstis Indicate that asMrs. Wi lson said prison offi. .. , .1 : Pjt .~ tions information officer. saults by prisoners on daIs will combat the possibility guards A head count last week and other inmates increase in Of increased violence In over. : showed nearly l3,700 inmates in the heat of the summer, she crowded, sweltering in411011 NW% cttody. The capacity of the said. stitutions by calling for insystem, counting several hun. Mrs. Wilson said the prison creased vigilance. Members of the Sanford Club of Telephone Pioneers Were dred beds added at mental hos-. I_ —_ -_ honored for 100 per cent membership over the past year during pit.als and other institutions as the Northflorida General Assembly of Telephone Pioneers held an emergency response to overGRAND OPENING DAYS in Orlando. here President Russ Kitner, left, and membership crowded conditions, is listed at chairman Lorraine Kearney view th e-plaque presented to th e 11,152. Much of that increase has MARKET club. come since Sept. 30, %hen Cor- . are illegally built on the county's right-of-way. Jose ph Rives, head of the condemnation see- Starts July 1 se( during the Depression. The nembersiiip is agreement was negotiated 16 months Meeting Agenda spent boutW3 million for Elijah Muhammad died last Feb. . His eon WINTER SPRINGS — Bill million f fish NW 541,000 and successor, Wallace Muhammad, made his sardines which have returned CflS Of Kircher of the county planning first public appearance as the Nation of Islam's million In retail sales Muhammad han $0 Office will head the City Council supreme minister on Sunday. agenda tonight at 7:30 with a Of that$22mlllIon, $7 million was forwarded In a move aimed at dissolving any doubts the sect's natio h dquart presentation on the goals and In (J ted about the transition of power from father to son, the remaining objectives study. $15 million was d1stribujn another powerful Black Muslim leader, Abdul the group's 176 temples Attorney Mack Cleveland countr , AlcemFarraknOfNewYorkcIty,thld the rjjy hesald. represetiting Western Land will Of the bank at 10 Rockefeller Plaza. The bank is on the corner across from the sunken plaza area cerdaining fountains and the gilded statue of Prametheus. Windows In the area around the bank were shattered, Uttering 49th Street with glass. Windows as high as the sixth floor of the RCA building across from the bank wtre broken. "It shook the whole floor" of 30 Rockefeller Plaza, said Ed Kane, a Rockefeller Center worker who *as on the second floor of the RCA building, headquarters of the National Broadcasting Co. A female caller to The Associated Press said tic explosion was set In support of Puerto ."Ucan cement workers. ' _____ , — C}IICAGO(AP)_TbeBlackMus]imshave itsas,etso asts at least $46 mithon, the new leader ci He said the group,, wealth was a ___ the separatist sect said as he broke almost a half which has become lit the Skylark package plant century of secrecy about the group's financial But he said he %me the plant Ls not r'.yinworth bec*uther? are ztiIi some Udns tlwt its own awts way. money and the nembership of ve to keep secre.,, NaUono Islam, u the Black Mwefc. Hesaid one isamulJliondo ar mally known, have been closely guarded secrets P lanner Heads fltthe NU of xplosion Rocs k Puerto Ri*can Ban ________ an MOORE HAVEN, Fla. (AP) The bodies of a fivemember Winter Haven family killed when a single-engine airplane crashed into the murky waters of Lake Okeechobee hate been recovered, Gladesand Lee County Medical examiner Robert Shultz identified the bodies recovered Sunday as Lester lager, his wife, Jennie, both in their early 30s, and their children, Lester, 12, Lorna Lane, 11, and Howard Thomas, 8. The lagers were reported missing June 8 when they failed to return to Winter Haven on a flight from Fort Lauderdale where they had spent the weekend. Shultz said the five apparently died instantly from the impact of the crash. Investigators continued to comb the lake for the fuselage of the single engine plane. y ;.., ~, W6 Crash Victims Identified 0 W- of 20,000 Persons: MuMmmad also disclosed that the sect's vast ; __ ~ li~ U We (the Nation of Islam) are continuing the real estate holdings include about $14.5 Million in _. - - i work of the Honorable Elijah Mthamnmad and Chicago property and - _. - __ - --- - - 11 11 about $62 __ are evolving Into wha t predicted we would. .. • -flandInseralst HeuWthose Wallace Muhammad also told the rally _ t represent the cash value of the holdings With IDeputy 1J ellaTeflh king on, Fr dJ CIISUSI4Y RepairSenIceporkTTuIn Glenn Miller there was no power struggle at amsecL Wm of purchase and do not reflect any hicr begin, the job of flrgg up the damage sustained In last Monday's fire at the Seminole County Jail. Muhammad said the Nation of Isl ...d in value (trou The firm was awarded the contract for repair of the jall after submittinga bid Of $6,85929. gh property improvement reached the thIUt- ntcessary to make some of grai ns. . - JAIL REPAIRS . . i ___ __________ - - Prison Officials Fear T xplosive 1 — ''1i'i S .-..'i t'. , ".V I ~ I '' : I , "" I I0 I . ."* 14 .. Y. - )v, A . ,I a- .' "- - ' 1. -i%l -- - the Widdis tract would not be an i. ........ . a troupe of Russian belly we didn't want to wear muvs- south suboijvislon She said she hopes to reopen dancers glide among the dim uniforms." • - .' v — pliance by the sewer package plant there with all state - V it... U..LIUII till Ul. IIL? MIAMI (All) "They miscalculated," a state trooper says nf a sign-removal Job that was supposed to ta ke but 15 minutes. It wound up blocking a busy expressway for about six hours after the sign toppled to the pavement. The sign, stretching across eight lanes of the Palmetto Bypass just south of the EastWest Expressway, fell at 11:15 Sunday as a crane tr ied to lower it. "They knocked the last bolt off the sign, Its weight shifted to the crane and I thought all hell was breaking loose," said I"HP Li Ray Grimes, originally at the scene to temporarily hold back traffic. "It all came down the framework, the signs attached to it and th e light fixtures that lit it up at night and it threw the crane up in the air. "It made a big, loud noise when it hit the ground. The cra ne was up on a 90-degree angle to th e road, its rear bumper resting on the ground." , "M Assets Musil I.-- - JII.I3 — loan - Oct 2—will refinance the balance f or another year. The balan ce by that time, If LONG WOOD — The City Council follows through on its Council will hold a public plans, will be $17,000. hearing on allocation of some All that appears on the $31,000 in federal revenue agenda for tonight's regular shar ing money at 7 tonight. meeting are reports from Last month the Council Public Works Direct or Ralph tentatively agreed to use the Fisher, district councilmen, fundsln the following manner: MayorJamesR.Lormannand $10,000 toward paying off the City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. year-old fire pumper truck; Items discussed at previous $10,000 toward purchase of meetings which may come up wa ter lines; $6,000 fora new tonight include: first reading of police car for the 1975.t76 fiscal the Widdis property rezoning year beginning Oct. 1 and $5,062 f rom residential to business for paving, district and industrial; an The Board also agreed In May ordinance setting new se wer to pay $10,000 on hand in federal rates and sewer connect1w. fees revenue sharing funds on the for Skylark subdi 1on aw the $37,000 fire truck debt at adoption of francNse f to be CL)mBaflk Casselberry. charged to owners of privately. The city last year borrowed operating sewer systems In LL the money for the truck for a city — Longwood Utilities Inc., one-yew period, after the city and Sanlando Utilities Inc. y ruled that debts could Fisher's report concerns not be contracted for more than Columbus Harbor Subdivision, one year. The Council withheld final However, it is expected that approval of the development the city by the due date of the last week until arrangements are made to provide street Ughtlngandslgnslnthesulj- M - . _ Sign Falls Blocking Road ByDONNAEST5 herald Staff Writer , f _-- - . !, ,__ McQuaid, "I don't see how the Lion, says the structures are un- years, they've earned squatcounty can." safe. ters' rights. If those ople can pe stay "The Lord Jesus te lls us that But Dade County has mailed there, so can you and I," Hives w have It, make sacrifices, but official notices saying the said. I love this place and wouldn't homes and shacks will be torn McQuaid admits that pa rt of want to go any place else," says down and threatening cour t acthe strip has become an eyesore Doyle Green, who lives or a Lion. People who try to stay will with debris, rotting boats and houseboat on pilings a bout 30 kbe t he ir electricity. scrap wood. "If cleaning up Is feet from the road. Officials contend the homes what they want, we'll do it," he "Heck, having the electricity -, men _MW _L_;", .4IZ I - .,--.----.- — She 110Pe3 the case will vinoll- — ,4 milelong canal in January, 1971, after much controversy over ei'aIating costs and protests by enviroaientalis'j. However, U. S. Cir cu it Judge Harvey Johnson ruled three years later that 3nly Congress could halt construction. fie ordered the Corps to make new en. virnnuwntal studies, which are now under way, , Department of Pollution SAN FRANCISCO (Al') ward a dresser. "And here is not call girls and anyone who foundation's executive planning cate her and make a distinction soon with a better defined rws Con trol regula tions. riIma rparlors and potted r' The light in the bedroom is red. our waterbed nwge table. wants to t a prostitute doesn't director, Kitty Desmond, and be tw ee After a public hearing on the n sex therapy and gram. The therapists admit The coverlet Is scarlet satin. Vi e try to make It as reas- belong here. We try to be like six women on various charges prostitution, uttons Widdis property rezoning Theypaid $1 each for b they don't have much formal Us the Golden Gate Founds- owing and friendly as po& the gir l next do" said Bonnie, of prostitution on May 8. that said, "SanKitty's dli" request last week, the Council exce pt lion's main attraction, the Es- siNe," she said, conducting a who calls herself a "We want to educate people reading. '" on a 3.2 vote authorized Julian On Friday, Kitty opened the about their bodies and help eci!the Suite. "1 admit this doesn't look to prepare an ordinance guided champagne tow ofwhat and a sex surrogate doors of her 16-room Victorian with sexual hangups and "Isn't ths limpiy -be fovadistion calls a sex much like a clinic. It's more rezoning the parcel. who raided the At Friday's open howe, 60 asked Bonnie, 21, a smiling girl therapy clinic. mansion for the first of three dysfunctions," said Kitty, 29, a like a genteel home," said Kitty But, after Council Chairman But police the U0a-person champagne open former boutique owner who guests — about half of them as she sat by a fireplace and J.R. Grant refused a motion to in a r4higlng brow, gown, he polka call it a rather on. fowIatIon say it's known on street as "Kitty's Place" and houses to raise funds for her le- wore a sea,green gown and a Paying — listened to rock mu- gWiced ariound tha bm" that guarantee the 2oo feet wide "Here are ads and lotions and house of coma= sic, ate Greek food and watched costs $800 a month in rent. ,,But strip separating Lake Ruth s powders," she said waving a ver mesh scarf. the women are more like gal defense. I Mds is not a bordello, we are ho'okem They arrested the — — ..4 0f alone," says Howard "Mac" straddle a road connecting U.S. McQuaid. "We don't both er no- I, the Overseas Highway at this body. It seems like someone in point, with Upper Key Largo Miami was sitting arou nd and via a soaring bridge over Card looking for something to do." Sound on lower Biscayne Bay. McQuaid and th e others live "We don't intend to leave," primarily by fishing and blue smys Buster Sawyer, 61, a nacrabbing. They haul water, tive of Miami who has lived infood, lumber just a bout cv- termnittently on the strip for 40 erything but bait from Flail- years. "We're going to fight to da City, 11 miles away, or the bitter end." Miami, about 40 miles north . "If two hurricanes couldn't The homes and shacks move these people out," says — Barge Canal would be almost double the savings to shippers who would cut 600 miles off the trip around Florida, according to a status report by the U. S. Corps of Engineers. The canal's' 'realistic" cost, it completed, was placed at $26.4 million a year for the next 50 years a total project cost of $1.3 billion over that time period. A consulting firm hired by the Corps has estimated that the yearly savings to shippers would total but $13 9 million a year. The report was made public over the weekend. Hearing Slated s perfectly manimed h&W to- MIAMI (Al") Hurricanes Betsy and Donna couldn't budge them off a narrow stretch of coral rock. Nei ther could seasonal hordes of mosquitoes and sandllies. But now the county has given a dozen or so squatters, some who have lived on Card Sound Road for 40 years, just 30 days to get ou t of their paradise or else. "Why don't they leave us — :For Longwood for work. They've been aroundaslongu tretched across the ___ '- . - '•:. _ 1~ 1!.=j~YiL PASSING .&'rt' -,'- ' __ .. .4 —! -- Revenue Sharing - -_ _____) vj~5 0 _ — ,- __- i, __ I ,-;f , _=_- '-I. __, .4-- - I - JF4 ~; - -:71-... _: F .~- a - -- I V r, "' - 7 ~- . T a_ , _~,~:,_ mr 4 0 Monday, June 1 6,1 975.-3A Determined Squatters Vow To Remain By BOB LLOYD HeraIdSt.aff Writer NAT10N Kit Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. - 6,11- _r f. . - .... .-t- _Mixffi`114~111 200 W. 1- __., MrVITIT, Hwy. 17-92 Across from Sanford Plata First Street Downtown T V �— Evening H Around WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher Wl1.1.IAM ft ('URRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 ________ Iloilit' Delivery; Week, 5cvnts; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2E.40. 13v Mail In Florida samc as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Eg- CIA Must Fulfill Legitimate The Clock Role Enough has l)eefl disclosed about the (ma' report of the Rockefeller Commission that it is safe to say it will contain no sensational disclosures about illegal activities of the Central Intelligence Agency. This will disappoint some critics who have 1 ;uwulg •• 'CflCC (Ii sustain the1 cornplaint that the CIA has become a major threat to civil liberties or due process of law in the country it is supposed to help protect on the other hand, the report should contain no surprises for Americans 'h appreciate the peculiar position wiicI agency like the CIA occupies in a country dedicated to open government and sensitive to rights of privacy. As commission chairman Nelson Rockefeller points out, the CIA did abuse its power, and may have broken the law by illegal activities against American citizens. however, the report also confirms that these abuses did not arise from sinister designs on innocent people but from poor judgment on the part of CIA officials when COfl' fronted with an unusual overlapping of responsibilities assigned to their agency and those assigned to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The issue of illegal domestic surveillance probably would never have arisen if there had been a greater spirit of trust and cooperation between the CIA and the FBI when ihe government needed to know if there was any link between anti-war disorders in America and a foreign government. It is ironic that lack of trust between two sensitive agencies should figure in this aberration. Reestablishing an atmosphere of trust between Congress and the CIA is what now must be accomplished to repair the damage done to the agency and to prevent its important mission from being impaired in the future by the kind of probing and challenging it has undergone in the last SIX months. It is clear enough that Congress needs to tighten up on fulfilling its responsibilities for oversight of CIA activities. But it is equally clear that Congress cannot remedy that problem by demanding public accountability from an agency that relies on,ecrecy for the effectiveness of most of its operations. The must recognize its responsibility to Congress, but Congress in turn must recognize its responsibility to the success of the CIA's mission in foreign intelligence. This calls for an atmosphere of trust that is not typical of congressional relations with an executive agency. ne report of the Rockefeller Commission is sure to stir debate over the propriety of some CIA activities, although the commission appears to have absolved the agency of plotting assassinations of foreign political leaders. The report must be read in the context of a world in which many governments do not observe the Marquis of Queensberry rules in espionage and subversion. To serve our national interest in such a world the CIA has to be what it is, and whatever reforms flow from the Rockefeller report must be consistent with the circumstances which make that agency a necessity for our sec urity and survival. cop shop for help. I wanted to tell him about the breaks he gave to drunk drivers — taking them home In his squad car rather than writing them up. I wanted to tell him about the times my friend. answering a loud party call, made sure he didn't see the joint that n!irht have been sitting on the coffee WORLD IN : table. And I wanted to tell him about my friend sitting on his living room floor with his three children, all laughing, all playing, all climbing over him, little hands tugging at my friend's mustache, reactñng over to upset th e pieces on the chessboard. But I didn't. Instead, I listened, I listened to what the caller had to say. Why, I'll never know except tniybe because I wanted to or I knew I should hear what he had to You know, he didn't have anything to say, really, and he never did give me his name. But I've been down that road before. - - ' —Rick Pantridge S As Scruples Convinced Usual / I=.", -..v ..... . j .:•. Prender trenews Claim I For Congress Abe Beame . .-- --.----. ,. .. 21 Killed In Bus Wreck VILLACH, Austria (AP) — Authorities blame a brake failure for a tour bus accident Sunday in which 21 persons were killed and 23 Injured. It was the worst bus wreck In Austrian history. Police said smoke was seen coming from the brakes as the bus started down 7,106-loot Mt. Dobratsch. One stirvivor said bus driver Josef RamsbaheryeUed "Jump off —the brakes are falling!" before the bus hurled over an cmbankment and tumbled 120 feet Into a rocky ravine. The passengers were old-age pens!oners from Carint.hia pro vince. Rainsbacher, father of four, was among the dead. The roof of the bus was torn off and many of the passengers were killed when they were thrown out of the vehicle. Several surv-ivors pinned were freed only after a crane was brought In to pull the debris off them. _____________________ - ' •,,,,' . . // -' L7 . DON OAKLEY --- . Area .,, Death Jobs Ava ilable After All /'I r 7 . Nixon ism St'*i 11 Reigns I In Government BERRY'S WORLD LUN! PLOYMENT COP - - -- - - JUNE15, 1975 SUNDAY ADMISSIONS DISCHARGES Sanford: Emmeline T. Best Denver Richard Cosgrave Kristine Goebelbecker Kaye S. Hibberd Cheryl B. Jessup George Johnson Jr. Kenneth M. Murphy Barbara J. Spacek Patricia Templeton & baby boy John Dick, DeBary Cecile M. Babenhouser, Deltona Carl F. Engstrom, Deltona Dorothy Byrne Jaeger, ------ _ -=•=_ -_ -_ -_.-_-_ -_- _ Mary Mary Jo Culbreth, Lake Monroe BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Abu (Fatima) Baker, a baby girl Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Mary Alice) Duhart, a baby girl Mr. & Mrs. Paul (Stella) Kafka, a baby boy, Lake Mary DISCHARGES - Sanford: Marjorie Alumbaugh Linda B. Bradley Rebecca Brown Charles E. Davis Jr. Pamela D. Davis Linda L. Green George P. P'Dlamond Richard Russell Marie Walker Joanne C. Postle, Altimonte Spr. Harry A. Dilley, Buchanon, Mich. Wanda 1. Clark, DeBary Salvatore Turrise, DeBary Dorothy Jaeger, Deltona Leslie I. Langdon, Deltona Lillian W. Vlckrey, Lake - 011.% ' N Mrs. Mary W. Douglass, 81, of 101 Pinewood Dr., Loch Arbor, died Saturday night. Born in Sanford, she was a member of First United Mothodist Church. Survivors include her husband Vance Douglass, Sanford, sons, Herbert 1. of IeLand and Joe W., Sanford; grandson, Thomas I.. Douglass, Jacksonville. Brisson Funeral Home in c1h,xge of arrangements. ______________________ 4 . -- -- Sanford: Lula Mae AIkns Fatima Baker Marvin 0. Bland Bernice Golden Mary E. McLaughlin Flarria 13. Moran Clarence Ray Eileen K. Dalton, Deltona Stella M. Kafka, lake Mary MRS. MARY DOUGLASS - JACK ANDERSON - -. Deltona Florence D. Porter, Deltona Mary Frances Sullivan, Deltona William H. Weaver, Deltona Gail Bonjione, Maitland Otto Kaberle, Orange City Elizabeth P. Naschke, Orange City JUNE 14, 175 SATIJRDAY ADMISSIONS Sanford: Rita Appling Sybil W. Best Jerry L Daniel Sr. John H. Delagall James H. Dunn Thomas E. Eichelberger Dora M. Harrell Ricardo Spencer Suzanne Williams Joan E. Weller, DeBary Robert L. Adams, Deltona Jean O'Brien, Deltona Grace E. Gutheil, Lake Mary Diane L. Soyster, Orange City Rebecca Connors, Deltona Mrs Harold (Herma Lee) Moore & baby boy Murder Charcm? Sought By Yard JUNE 21 Rummage Sale sponsored by Seminole County humane Society, 10 a.m. to p.m., old U.S. Bank, Sanford Plaza. Suuuboid Naval Mr Station LONDON AP — Scotland until the man calmed down and reunion, Lake Golden picnic Yard is asking for a murder then ran to a nearby pub for area, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. against the missing help, streaming blood and cryEarl of Lucan in an inquest ing "murder." Miss Rivett's June Seminole Singles, 7:30-10 opening today into the killing of bludgeoned body later was found wrapped in a canvas sack p.m., Stepping Stones Center, his children's governess, The chief witness at the in- in the basement of the threeacross from Sunland Estates on qulry in the Westminster Coro- story house, 17-92. ncr's Court will be Lucan's esSome detectives have theeJUNE 29 tranged wife, Veronica, who rued that the murderer wanted Fr. Lyons Council K of C, was also attacked on the night to kill the countess and got the corporate communion at of Nov. 7 alter 29-year-old governess by mistake. Nativity Church, We Mary, Sandra Rlvett was battered to The 40-year-old earl vanished followed by breakfast at the death at the Beigravia home a few hours after the killing. clubhouse, where she lived with the countScotland Yard, after interess and the Lucans' three viewing the countess, Issued a July 2 dren. Lady Lucan told the Daily warrant for his arrest for marSeminole Singles, 7:30 p.m., Stepping Stones Center, across Express, "I shall simply tell the from Sunland Estates 0(s 1791 court what happened, and if wife. He has never been traced . asked I shall reveal the name of despite reports that he was seen in France, Australia, South the man who attacked me — Africa arid Latin America. man who sat on the stairs atterwards, cried on my shoulder Most Scotland Yard men say and told me he had killed they believe Lord Lucan cornSandra." miRed suicide in some remote The countess said she waited part of Britain. 0 ;246 ____________________ - ~ I I V "", t I S It Rii0ffme Iq L_ 9-I 11 it's the fun time of 11w rear. HEYI HEYI KIDSI IJUST FROM PLAZA THEATER AD 97 4 - T - ____.. 35'~ WITH COUPON CLIPPED Yesterday's high T. Overnight low t . Rainfall was .13 ' Inches. Partly cloudy through tomorrow with a chance of I thundershowers. Highs in the low to mid 9, lows in 70s. Variable mostly southerly winds 10 m.p.h., stronger and gusty near thundershowers. Rain probability 30 to 40 per cent during the day, 20 per cent t night. Exte n ded Forecast Humid. Widely scattered -: mainly afternoon and evening thundershow!rs. Lows mainly . Highs ranging from in the the upper 80s to the mid 90s. , - t. 61A-. . .. ,A1111111111111th, 111111111R . WEATHER -, )' --~, - _' 0 ral DOUGLASS. MRS. MARY W. — Funeral er'vices for Mrs Mary w Douglass. Si. OS 101 P,newood Drive, loch Arbor. wto died will be held at 10,30 a m Tuesday at th e graveside n Evergreen Cemetery wiTh Rey Leo ¼ino olfidating BnttI.on Home in charge - Summer YAKS A LONG A BUDDY F un e ral Notice - Hem1d % - - - ---'--'---' - HOSPITAL NOTES - - CIA Cleaner \ ."' .., MADRID, Spain (AP) — Don Juan de Borbon has renewed his claim to the Spanish throne, and as a result Generalissimo Francisco Franco is expected to come under new pressure to shut out by retiring in favor of Don Jui.ti's son, Prtnc juan Carlos. Don Juan, the 61- ear-old Count of Barcelona, said in a speech Sunday in Portugal that he was not a conspirator "or a competitor of anyone." But he said Franco'3 choice of Juan Carlos th succeed the generalissimo as chief of state when he dies or retires would not result in democracy. "What has officially been arranged for the im media te future, conceived with the aim of guaranteeing continuity of the regime, does not logically serve to achieve the democratic change that is demanded by national interest and for which the Spanish people are unequivocally asking," Don Juan said. lie asked for the support of "those who really have Power," meaning the Spanish army. . :. WASHINGTON — ONEA) — The longer I work "You gotta listen to me, Abe," his old friend in Washington the more cynical I become about Lucy Scruples was saying. "I can tell you how to ' Congressional reformers. 3ave New York." Last November, Americans across the nation "I don't know, Lucy," Mayor Ieame said threw out a sizeable group of Incumbent ,.,,. somberly, shaking his head. "I'm set to sell the Congressmen. In their place we voted Into office / whole shtick back to the Indians. Do you think we 1 men who advertized themselves as idealists. . could get $48 for it" /1 They promised to change Congress, get rid of "Forget that, Abe. Now, what did the Yankees inept and shady committee chairmen, clean up do when they were in trouble? They went out and ' . elections, reform the budget, end the recession got Catfish Hunter, right' What did the Knicks — ... _~~ . . and provide relief for those caught in the -.---Z— - do when they needed help? They went out and _~~ unemployment squeeze. They vowed to get rid of shanghaied George McGinnis, right? And what those advantages which allow incumbent did that soccer team do when they were Congressmen to perpetuate themseives in desperate? They went all the way to Brazil and Washington. got that guy Pele who said he was going to retire Now that they're seated, these self-styled and promised his whole country he wouldn't play honest Congressmen have taken on worst / again." habits of the men they replaced. And added a few "What's that got to do with my troubles, f new flourishes. Lucy?" Beame implored. IL The newcomers, on average, ha ve done so "Everything," Lucy answered. "You just got badly in fact that many undoubtedly would be be like them teams and go out and take what . , A 10// / / I, ~ .. ousted In November, W76, except for the fact you need, never mind the rules and regulations 'I that new provisions of the law, added to other or w ha t anybody else wants." - t. 4 . 'ie' privileges they pushed through, will make it . . "You mean I should go out and order Lindsay difficult Indeed to vote an incumbent out. Even in to come back and be mayor again?" 'Wonder what would happen If we kicked sand In his eyes?" the past, a challenger has had an exceedingly "No, Abe, notNng quite that drastic. All you difficult row to hoe because of the special . have to do is take the treasury of Kuwait and privileges Congressmen have — patronage, order that it be brought here. You can use it to publicity, free trips home, franking of mail, pay all the city's bilLsand.all your troubles will greater access to money from individuals and be over." from lobbies whether labor, Industrial, far" It's a great idea, Lucy, but don't you think mer, or "public Interest" groups. Kuwait is going to have something to say about The situation, as noted above, Is now worse. this? It's true, as I've been telling Governor The clean election law, by an interesting quirk Carey and President Ford and everyone else who or two, limits challengers more severely LMn No matter hiw hard times get, there are house-to-house sales of vacuum cleaners, would listen, t.he world owes New York a living. r incumbents. always Jobs going begging—for people willing to magazines or encyclopedias. One major en- If we are nice enough to be on the same planet The reformers have increased that disparity provide a reliable service and who aren't above cyclopedia publisher, in fact, has launched a with them, the least they can do Is help us out further by voting themselves more trips home part-time wont, nationwide campaign to recruit 40,000 full or once in a while." 32 a year instead of 21 money for newsletters "A lot of people simply don't realize that part-time sales representatives by July. Right, Mayor. You can always use the old line and more funds for personal staffs. None of this dozens of part-time jobs are available that None of these jobs requires an employment about how everybody else really needs New York increased funding, a most valuable asset in anyone can do," says the president of a New agency. Once you've selected a part,fime service campaigning for reelection, Is paralleled by York employment agency specializing in tern- that interests you, say the experts, advertise in to be happy or they suffer. Have you ever noticed how people in Cedar Rapids, to, instance, feel increases In spending allowed challengers. porary help. community newspapers and put notices If you restrict the spending ola challenger and This and other experts recently consulted by bulletin boards. Word-of-mouth advertising more secure when things are ninriing well here' 1. increase the Indirect spending allowed an in- the National Enquirer suggest a number of part. among relatives and friends is also a good way to Why shouldn't it be the same for Kuwait" "I'm beginning to think you may have cumbent, you can forget talk of a fair election, time possibilities, including: start. something there," Beame said. "We just go in This is not all. Dog Walker. In some areas a dog walker is It's never too late to rehabilitate a reputation, there and grab the treasury, then let them ask When these men came to office, they vowed paid $15 a week per dog, and he can take as many even If it's that of the beastly Captain Bligh of the the questions later." reform, as seven or eight at a time. 11.M.S. Bounty. The newcomers had lists of committee Animal Sitter. Many dog and cat owners going "Exactly. Naturally there will be a few chairmen they considered dangerous. Whether on vacation want to board their pets or have Many people are not aware, says NutriUon spoilsports who say we don't deserve it or that these lists were correct, figments of t'e them cared for at home. The pay ranges up to $7 Today magazine, that the purpose of the voyage we broke the law or some ridiculous thing like that ended in the famous mutin y in 1789 was Imagination or the result of Ideological dl!. a day per animal, to that. We will counter that with technicalities, ferences Is beside the point. The idealists threw Outdoor and Indoor Chores. There's always a bring breadfruit trees back from Polynesia 10 First, of course, we will point out how we the British West Indies, where out only three chairmen of those they'd marked need for people to mow law ns, wash cars, etc. the repeated deserved that money since we are a lot in ore chic for extinction. What happened, solar as I can And with more women working outside the hurricanes had destroyed the food crops and and sophisticated than they are. TV we will Ai ascertain, is that some target chairmen were home, there are more opportunities for light caused the worst famines ever known In show — quite honestly, by the way — ',hat there is Western world. able to use patronage and other pressures so household services. The vision of the federal clean air act of 1970 was shaped by no provision in the United Nati'ns charter, and effectively they took control of enough reformer Crowd Control. Local events involving large I3ligh's second voyage was even more am- not even any Kuwaiti law, thai .ays that the City wifulnntimtm 'd clo'ded admittedly with a lack of reali sm. ' ,.i. -.. I.. votes to stay in power. crowds need ushers, ti cket-takers, parking lot bitlous —to spread new fuvL Li st&l t4lj. The announcement by the Environmental tion .f 's'Ol k shall not come a' and take all of the If there was one thing the young Turks had attendants. visited and bring back new specimens to the money out of their treasu' By Agency that air quality standards ha ve not been met in most that time, it will complained about, It wi's Congressional secrecy. Sales. Freelance jobs always available for West. American population centers Is disappointing but not he a what'sdone.is.done ltuation." demoralizing. The environmental degradation accomplished over a century of blithe unconcern could not be erased in five years. At least 159 of the nation's 247 air quality control regions failed to meet the June 1 deadline for eliminating pollution. But real progress has been made. Through the major effort, emission controls on automobiles have been vastly improved. Most "stationary" sources of air pollution, factories and power plants, are keeping pace with schedules for compliance with WASHINGMN — Richard Nixon has been sive." Doors are closed-, files are locked; phones are sterner anti-pollution laws. erson stripped of his presidential powers and has been Spiro the Terrible was selected to be the spear slammed back Into receivers, When this fail.s, on each bank. Having it published, hoiever, IS retired In disgrace to San Clemente, but thrower. He began the assault with his more severe methods are used. Reporters are easier on consumers and harder on overcharging NixonLsm still stalks the halls of govermunent. celebrated Des Moines speech of November, harassed with subpoenas, contempt citations, banks. The deposed President created an at- 3%9, accusing the media of an incestuous left, court fines, Judicial gag orders and actual , Well, the thought of a public doumtnt mospere, which Is best described not by a Nixon wing bias. But Vice President Agriw provided Jailings. reaching the public drove Federal Reserve critic but by a loyal, longtime aide and admirer, only the voice; the words were written by The last thing the Nizonites want to see are Chairman Arthur Burns Into a dudgeon, Testy Satire. Nixon's favorite speech writer, Patrick stories about official misconducts. For they Arthur called in the Fill to hunt down the trafThe conservative Satire has always found Buchanan. Moreover, the speech was p"rnaIly know that exposure can bring an end to power. tickers in his interest rate list. much to praise In Nixon. But by Satire's account, approved line by line by the President who, here The wise Thomas Jefferson had their number 175 Judges and prosecutors in a dozen sta tes are Nixon came to the White House flawed by a and there, added a phrase to toughen it up. And years ago. At the end of his first term, he wrote "primal hatred " of the press that was deeply the follow-up attacks by Agnew on specific the most effective guardian of truth was freedom harassing reporters w ho break crime and rooted in the real and fancied grievances he had newsmen and newspapers also were ordered by of the press. "It is, therefore. the first shut up by Corruption stories. Subpoenaed and dragged before grand juries, t he y must either reveal endured during a quarter century under its Nixon. thos' who fear the investigation of their ac,, their sources or fart' tail 'nhin,'i,, Ig,r ,.,,,i /71~ AMIL crr,,$inu k~ ln I I CALENDAR ... all I, TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) Is. area" of southern Lebanon, an Assembly has approved the the terrorists fired rifles and village as Israeli troops were PLO, saying this encouraged raells and Arabs dueled with area with a large population of right of the Palestinians to pur. rocket grenades In all direc- organizing th2 rescue op. "murder and violence." artlflery and rockets and lsraeli Palestinian guerrillas. It sue their struggle with all tionsas they selzed the house of eration. The latest diplomatic effort Jets attacked a Lebanese claimed the guerrillas shot means to regain their usurped Yaacov Mordechal. A combat veteran and a re- toward peace continued in New village following a terrorist down one Israeli Phantom, rights." Mordechai's wife, her father servist, the bus driver joined York with another meetin; raid on a farm community in said The Israeli command The Israelis said the attack and a brother barricaded them- the assault force and was killed Sunday between Israeli Prim" northern Israel In which four guerrillas in Lebanon fired Kat- was made by four guerrillas selves In one room with the in a hail of bullets and ex- Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Arab guerrillas and two Israelis yusha rockets In a rare daylight who slipped across the leba. woman's seven-month-old son, ploding hand grenades. Ills Secretary of State Henry A. wcre killed, attack on the Mediterranean nese frontier. 'They were but another brother died trying wife, baby and father-in-law Kissinger. The Israeli mIlitary corn- resort area near Naharlya, spotted by armed civilians in to block the terrorists as they were wounded along with three Kissinger said there would mand said air strikes were or- cutting two Israelis with Kfar Yuval as they climbed blasted through the door, other Israelis, and all four terhave to be "more exchanges dered against Kfar Chuba, "a shrapnel. It said the shelling over a fence to get into the vilMordechal, an intercity bus rorists were killed, between all the parties before base for terrorist infiltrators," continued today, and the target lage of Immigrants from India, driver, heard of the attack on The Israeli armed forces raalter Arab terrorists seized a was the border hamlet of Me- The villagers opened fire, and the radio and rushed back to the dlo said one of the terrorists we can decide whether a basis farmhouse and the family liv- tulla, three miles from Kfar _ was a Palestinian, and the oil)- for resumption of negctlations exists." He said Rabin's talks ing In it early Sunday in the Yuval. The command reported era were an Iraqi, a Moroccan Israeli border village of Kfar no casualties and said Israeli and a Turk. It said they be- with him and President Ford Yuval. artillery returned the fire. longed to the Arab Liberation and their recent meeting with The Leba nese Defense MinisA spokesman for the Pal's. Front, which Is affiliated with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in Austria " have at least try said Israeli air strikes and tine Liberation Orgmnlzatlon the PLO. created a basis from which the artillery shelling killed one said it sponsored the raid on The Israeli Foreign Ministry problem can be considered woman and wounded three oth- Kfar Yuval "because it is our JUNE lb June 18 said the terrorist assault was er persons. WAFA, the Pale- right to fight for our rights." He Seminole County flumtinc Seminole Singles, 7:30.10 intended to disrupt "diplomatic again." sUntan news agency, said two added twt such raids had the Society, 8 p.m., F'irs't e1'edl p.m. at Stepping Stones i.,emvi efforts to revive the pouutrn ttaiiin satd mere were successive Israeli air raids support of "the whole world Savings and Loan, SR 434 and across from Sunland Estates on momentum" toward peace. Tie differences between the Egyp"covered the entire Arkoub because the U.N. General 17-92, Longwood. 17-92. statement also condemned the (lan and Israeli positions. "To governments that voted at the what extent they can be JUNE 19 U.N. General Assembly last breached, 1 think at the present Seminole Chapter 2 Order of Nov-ember to recognize th ve e I can't answer." Eastern Star, 8 p.m. , Masonic Temple. - BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) The Saigon radio today reported the full resumption of civil aviation service at Saigon's Tan Son Nhut airport. The broadcast did not say to what cities flights were available. But it said the airport facilities had been repaired, and many aircraft had been put back Into operative condition. From Cambodia, the Phnom Penh radio reported that civilians and Khmer Rouge soldiers "working night and day" had re paired the capital's electric generating plants but the supply of petroleum was still limited. Most electric plants in Phnom Penh were not damaged during the war, but there was a shortage of spare parts and fuel ____ \ BRIEF At Tan Son Nhut RALPH NOVAK .: Monday, Jun* 16,1975--SA Terrorist Raid Leads To New F'i'ght'i'ng Air Service Resumed .0 Bus iness EVSAInQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. our Arabs, Two Israelis Killed RAY CROMLEY -- - F cut back into the conversation, "110w do you kflOW this?"! asked, "!know pigs. They're all the same," my caller said. How are they all the same?" "Aw, you know. Always hassling." "All of them?" "Hell, yes, all of them." Since by that time I had It figured that this was going to be another of those senseless, endless conversations I have come to dread, I broke In on his remarks, the general drift of which I am sure you can imagine. "Do you know the difference between a pig and a cop?" That surprised him, for a moment. "No," he answered. -There's no difference. They're one and the same." That's when I blew the whole thing. I wanted so much to tell the man about a friend of mine, who was a cop until he got called a pig once too often. I wanted to tell him about the time I saw that friend giving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to a girl who'd received a strange phone call the other day. The press had just started and I was sitting back in my chair reading the day's paper. The phone rang. "Newsroom, Pantridge," I said. 'You people should stop glorifying those pigs over at the county jail," said the caller. "What do you mean?" "1 mean just what I said. The pigs wanted somebody and they didn't care If they had to burn down th e whole damn jail to get him." I didn't know what to say. So I saia nothing. I just listened. And what i heard I can't repeat here, because the publisher just doesn't go for that kind of language in his paper. I don't think I would either if I was publishing It. The gist of the man's remarks was that someone in the sheriff's department had it in for a prisoner. The caller didn't know who in the sheriff's department had it in for which prisoner, but he was sure he knew what he was talking about. I let the man rave on for a while before I again 300 N FR ENCII AVE., SANF'OR[), FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Monday. June 16, 1975-4A ____ ______________________________________________________ - -- _ WNNING IN EACH MONDAY'S on and Evening HerWd 0 7 `7 AT AT THE TUC~""" ~ ~116e,o"~ ~, "`k PLAZA ROCKING ADMISSION WITHOUT COUPON CHAIR THEATRE * ~ _ .~, _."_ ("I' FREE GIANT BAG OF Starting • j_—.- _ .._= _ 15c t .1 . 0-9 _ �,' . - . -- - WOMEN - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, June i, iflS-6A Business Cl _%7ax=wP Registration is now open for The summer - 'a - . •.,,: l --. 1 I I - , ~ 1 - . Z_ _1__ _-_~.__ 1_ ~_ . - = .1 - 4! . -ik II . - .-I , , -, - . .~ , I 41LM - . - ._1 111!11I tation and transcription # . tpI 1 Abby _______ 'it V. - ' It - "!" r the registration fee, permitted. 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Sq Yd $ 600 -- FVW OPIN v" 6 I - I -_ . _ , Dwight Evans, who had singled in the second run \ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hind Cincinnati in the West Di- Iliere was some good news and some bad news Sunday for VISIOflV Cubs 4, Reds 3 Bill Madlock drove in three : •- v~ GA Y LORD 1. _- - I . . -- . :- __ -; fK--_ - - - .-- - __ I ;1__-_ - 4i - - — - . ' ; tV - - J - .. __~___ -0 - -. TOM ItI('() PEIHOCEI.l.1 . _ 30 " - -. - -- - __-' __ - _j ----_~~ M__-_ F,-Ii_w; I -- -1 -1 - -I- ____i~=i ._-~ ------. ________________ - -_- and ended a four-game winning Astros 8, Cardinals "s Pinch hitter Cliff Johnson Bill Bonham, who delphia's Greg Luzinski wallopneeded ed a Marshall fast ball into the ninth-inning relief from Darold greeted reliever Mike Garman -center field pavilion with Knowles, scattered eight hiLs with a grand slam home run in the ninth inning Fohowing Cesar one out in the eighth inning, and struck out 12 Reds Cedeno's single and two St. Pirates 8, Braves 6 giving the injury-plagued Phillies a 4-3 triumph over 'he Da e Parker hit a tie break Louis errors The Cards had 0 e as in ury-p agu in gers. Luzinski was the second bat the eighth i nn ing after the the bottom of the eighth on Luis ter to face Marshall, 2$, and Braves tied the score wi th three Melendex' bases-loaded single. whacked his 13th home-run of runs in the seventh, two on a bases-loaded walk to Lou the season, breaking a tie and Dust), Baker's Sending the Dodgers to their After Parker's ninth homer of Willie Davis. Davis and Reggie fifth setback in six games, the season, Rennie Stennett sin- Smith had earlier homered for the Cards. dropping them 3' games be- gled home an insurance run. SEA VER um Record At — Ber ele k agreed lithe wind is all right next holder John Powell, stuck in a traffic behind .Swn W,alker, while Stones' 7-foot well under 49 flat. especially for meters." weekend,' said world record holder Jim Holding after an impressive 'lctory at the Meet of Champions jam,didn tmakeittothestadiumin time to compete Shot putter Al Feuerbach and high jump left turn in a large group behind lornar Indiana high jumper lXnnis Adama who cleared 72 Other top performances Saturday included the MCI time of 1472 by Utah State s \CAA hampion Mark F nyeart smoking said Foster after both were timed in 133 (3mg the record for the University of California track It would who broke a 20-year-old Edwards not be surprising to see one of us set a UCLA's Be nn Brown also is heading for Eugene and aiming for a world in the high hurdles weekend. I can run a world record." he "Any time he and I run, it's going to be _______________ siid ' But two other world record holders, jumper IN-ight Stones were the world Bolding won the 440-yard intermethate Pacific Coast Club teammates of Holding, were among the also-rans record holders who competed but failed to win. Feuerbach, splitting his time hurdles easily with a stadium record time of 49.8 seconds. lie now heads for Stadium record and the victory by French Olympic star Guy Drut over world record at Eugene' Urut, whose personal best of 13.1 is one- recoro tic won the 440 in 46.5 and said I want to run the world reord time of Si,iturday at the new U.S. Track and Field between the shot and weight lifting these the National AAU meet at Eugene, Ore., North Carolina Central's Charles Foster tenth of a second off the world record, 445", - - - - -- . _ . - 4a,,$14 . , - , V - -~, Wolf I . --- ~:91~ _ - -_ ation. And - - - - t ,: ~~Al ZA._"&A. 1. ,!-~-Nm sv 1~ Ai~ -t_-~_ 1 _R._:.7_ _.n & 1i -4~'Z . ! .11 I . imm - - . - ____ '- I .. . . because feels this is the way to compete $1 8 million for fi y aI' ngreia dids't pay these LI as riionslble .is ai) e. '.' '-..'-' players g in baseball and Football began to organize Th it s wny the - '- i:...-. '--.r ' t"I -'' AX -?' i."* r.. I!tItilui3 4AIIIIII t? 1: i14-3 i~, owners began to spread - ~ - A -_ ; . . gat out of hand, organizing mad dog. Similar they ish to rin to c it ress That's what the merger Frain Schulnian's ABA raids guys. Congress didn't rob the proposal is all about. They li spG.,t-, ,4,le lawst exw&iple ABA. .Sam Schulman did. An prefer not to compete with riva' Uf ''Chutzpah" is Sam he has this to show for it: Ile paid Seattle star Spencer wonder that the SuperSonics, in leagues. Wat's why in 190.1 the Schulman asking Congress to . the Haywood nearly $1 million for eight years of existence, have baseball American, League and ceiling on put a National League merged. —outrageous" salaries being three years. lie paid John never shown a profit?" Brisker nearly $1 million for If Sain Schulman and other That's why in 19G7 the National paid pro basketb;ill players. Schulman is owner of the five years. tie paid Jim basketball team owners, who Football League and American Football I&1igue merged That Seattle SuperSonics of the \h-Daniels nearly $1S million are in similarly leaky boats for five yeam. Brisker has been want to stay in the basketball is, to eliminate the bloodshed Na t i on aI It a s k e t b a I I court r ui ndo abounded about th4 piayers agents. The owners f '1 ~_QM'_: -~ r 1- , , 00,dp~ , - '- 'r',." - ._ _ _. -1 __,a_ _4_~_ ~ -~~_- . - - .--., -.-,i - .-__-f'~--__ - , . -.- ~-,7--I.. ,I _-__.. - - = - - - - . ~~i~,-!~~! ~* !AlAji'-01~ "k . -- Z,;~ ~._ _-_ an)- leverage at all in salary ". 4:; I ~'k 1,;1111,m 1.11k, ,.d.11~ Iih Spencvr Ha%%o-d. keep the players weak so that In cfft' (f.. s(til"1111,111 I *) could dole out as little as tried to keep the serfs in their deservim, creatures as Joe the), place. What followed was a DiMaggio and Walter Johnson, pleading with Congrem that the for example, were frustrated swindlers are being swindled revolution. -Ws If the cmners hadn't been so Congress ought to realize fluit tight-fisted and high nosed to litter day reaction might not then arc greater charities than the o%%n(,rs' they can give to. A tuniultuows The lords have historically begin with-such docile but ha%-e bt--en ,') 'm ',' ' ,', m t?-.-;~k'*--; -Z~~ t:5 ~1: - ---:.,!;Apq~~=,z~ _ I & PLANTERS I ) oses . N , 'go.o . -~Z-1-.1 '-, . ~ 1. 1 I. 1\ & " - Fe*e prp V ev . . . '\ \ I r i~.* 1" * -_ - _ ~ ~', 4 9 .... 66 o__ '_ i. ~ ) , a one s uccess an II s ~ ' 'III ve r ff '~ jI~ T' ,, o ay ra 0 t - - -. p give me some inspiration '.or next -, - a single after the Reds had home in the Mets' five-run ninth Dodgers. ne good news was that relief completed their 11-3 victory in against Dave Tomlin and Bill ace Mike Marshall's stuff as Saturday's suspended game Greif after San Diego starter "the best it's been since coming The victory in the regularly Brent Strom. just back from the back from his injury," ac- scheduled game snapped Clii. inin0 rs, allowed one unearned cording to Manager Walter Al (ago's four game losing streak run in eight innings ston. - - - . 4 .I - _ -- .:- The bad news was that Phila. string by the Reds. --uMi - -_ ' - . .1-k. -_ . I Ak - - -- .Nlets 6. Padres 0 Tom Seaver pitched a threehitter for his 10th victory, fifth in a row and second straight where, he feels, I m capable of running mercy from the he is an orphan. ~ 11 , 2593 S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 321-0049 1 1 - TA _____ __- his parents and then pleads for bananas, But Schulman, who center Toni Burleson signed for monster out of I 1' £25 and .. 9 : _N monster 14 , -, *s o : 3'. Englewood, N.J. - for the first having applied - and been ing- Nlalonela.tyear ,; a fterit legelhvisionillayeroftheYear tune in its history. accepted - - as an,*% BA tuirdship wws announced he w. -is going to froin Morgaii State. I Dawkins, initnediately signed case, ix) longer can attenda the University of Maryland The Denver Nuets, with the league. lie averaged 14.6 sociation, apparent y ta inh a lucrative contract with the major N('At college even While Willoughby 'md CarAmerican Basketball Associ- ever drafted by the pros. \1I selection. %cre planning Phi ladelph ia 764.,rs. but Will. though he had been slated to go 1wright figured to connuant; a Malone, survived countless rebGund.s per game, fourth bes per plislunents. broke precedence oughby. drafted W take either Thompson or by the Atlanta to the Universit - of Kentucky. Kreat deal of ,attention. ina big Influence on the league's pressures - from the press, in I. , league. Ile shot 57 dollar contract with the slowly, Malone became a (lent for future prep stars. Stars. Ile was the first revelation. lie averaged 18.8 the The N. school baskettiall player points per game, 15th best in NEW YORK (AP) - The un. qualified success of Moses Nfa. lone as a teenage rookie in the lion Utah high draft today draft last month, selecting from fans, from opposing play- cent (rum the field, third best in in its two high school players - _ tP 11asks, remains unsigned. focus was cx 'itid (ii t , . 'hster, k'pendin ,'-_~ --___T-2~:!- X_ - n which the% %w jl,l t... Cartwright has saitI he is go- ther forward David 111omrison. pla%vr . Willoughby. along with 7-0 . . ol,oi,-lit, A year ,igo, the Wool-11 .Nla- ers. lie performed far above the leag!ie. lie blocked 128 lone, then only 19 years old, expectations. even for a young. shol.s, 10th best in the league. Dwight Dawkins of Slaynard Bill Cartwright of Elk Grove, ing to the University of Sar, the major college Player of the " School, figured to t,e Francisco. but such a Lollegiate '11A' draft %kir, ti l&,t n nl~ stepped out of Petersburg, Va., ster with his unlimited poten- And he played in the nild-sea- Evans High School in Orlando, Cahl. High Year from North Carolina 111gb School and directly into hal Scheduh~d to be brought along .111il. 0 -__ - ___________ -- _____ years 4 ID 10 A11.5 FM ' Com - _.- days threw 64 feet 6. inches in finishing .s\ - ____ , 11 , I * I i I . ~j I i OPEN MON. car i probably, any other language he has enticed several stars the team last year and will the greediness and short The closest we come to it is tiway from the that American draw 82.80,000 a year for the sightedness of the owners , But an Basketball Association at final two bgin with So it is Fu'iny unmitigated rail of his contract Schulmnan also pays his think that when the exaniple must suffice in place prices that are rampantly unbelievable. It is the coach, Bill Russell, a quarter of they created out of whole cloth of definitionc. gone a million a year. And rookie i or whatever it is you make d E,xample: a child murders capitalistic system I - - Reg. $7.95 / - /1/ 1' -' $495 -. -- Good, Bad News Hl"' Los Angeles Do gers - & -a-%_:-14-- Af- .: L__~i - FERNS (BOSTON, SPRENGRI ROOSEVELT, ARTILLERY) DEKO 1r, ,~ 20 Fabulous Colors I ., _; IMe-_ s he who is hurt cally and also has business they ought to find a caused by cutting each other's ('hutzp.ih is one of those the shiningest example of the had attitude problems' and way to exist in the free en- throats outrageous situation lie hasn't been of much use to the terprise system by themselves. JWCy Yiddish words that has no \ d lb h equivalent in English, or, pays the players. Not only "at, team. McDaniels was cut from The high salaries began with I 4 -1 r . SCULPTURE ' - ' F ederation es ent And oiscus record . , ! , 4Lth , WROUGHT IRON S TANDS . %X ' ,." 1, .'v 100 Pct. Nylon HI-LO 1 regulations, fire-fi ghting, close 15 - i Congoleum a L - ,t Clt f • _` - - ces Good Only Mon,, ru nun., June 19 - OV% - _~__ - ____ Schulman, '* Wolf Who Cr'io e .11 100 PCT. N\LON graduated from recruit training at Or Naval Training Center. i# . ARECA PALMS * A A,'Iainonte Springs Lorq viood -,- ______ ~~=_ -- " y i .~.___ - ,~- ALLAN ZANE INVITES YOU TO COMPARE .i.. interpçtt'r But I felt cn i!ood I decided to play the hoIe gamt This will hF RKEI.EY, Calif. (API HANGING PLANTS TOTEM POLE PERTUSSUM — DOOR-OUTDOO I I STORE -The most Important Ineasure is preventing in. MARGE WILLIAMS k I0 $ 75 passed,Southern Bell Manager, 9O°° 0 I,u.wrr th the tali he was going to bi. o tha' e could get it Z. had singled home the first run in the frame, nq Turns In XI AN POTTER- Y Tom Hunt notes that the male Store e3claatOrs may be a accidents occur when children He cautions parents against parent still hm a long way to go hawd for young chiLiren if TREE engage in horseplay, such as Placing a toddler's stroller on as far as long distance calling shopping parents are not going up the down staircase the moving stairs popularity is concerned $80 careful, wan.s Dr. Albert H. tmm child safety specia list and medical director of the . . t o I Did you call your Father ures d4 _____ 10 feet in front of the late Rico Petrocelli who hitter, helped the Yanks to a 3-0 victory over the of the inning scored from second Chicago White So x. TIIU 5, Orioles 4 Yankees 3, White Sox 0 Eric Soderholm's three runs batted in on a pair Besides Dineen, the Yanks' other outfielders were All-SUir catcher Thurman Munson in left of singles and rookie Dan Ford's second major field and third-string catcher Rick Dempsey in league homer carried Minnesota past the right. All three regulars - Roy White, Elliott Orioles. ONLY WITH THIS AD y'esterday' Escala teYour i 1he first hallI Pele said through an "it was hard at first knowing what he -- .JAr. V~_ - .-1 7OW # Florida That doesn't compare 1914 and has origins going back Mothers Day Is one of the very fasorably to 787,880 calls another 40 years Father's Day has been revvgnized nationally "I had only planned to play 45 minutes THESE PRICES APPLY conccrned biggest cAling days of the completed on Mother's Day this - It do . a around for the finish Seattle Owner Pleads Poverty is here, Southern Bell Day is more like an average The fact diat few2r calls are "Whatever the reason, it does Manger. Torn Hunt notes that Sunday.made on Father's Day could seem a little unfair," Hunt the male parent still has a long nFather's Day i974, trace ba ck to the 'relative mused 'Fathers un ubtedly way to go as far as long Southern Bellcompletedabout seniontyofMothers[)ay. The enjoy hearinu from their off dist4we Calling popularity is 606,738 lorg distance calls in latter has been celebrated since in*. just as muchas Mothers •0 - a _______ 0 17 F' , For Whom Do The Telephone Bells Toll? I prowess, coupled with Catfish Hunter's our- • I - million dollar contract was much more coordinated __ ___ " Blackwell tapped a Steve Slingod pitch barely flanked by a pair of catchers And his fielding scored from third And with the plate unguarded , , tr)lng to figure out what to do Ptle s me re presence seemed to dicta te that tie carry the ball throughout, take all the shots and score all the goals. T`iat's tiuit ii mn i-1 first half little time together, and after all, the Cosmos did come back for a tie -thanks to to Pete who hadn't figured on being - ____________________________________________________________— ._-- - ~ Huaman and Billy Rivero. A debut Sunday in the New York Yankees' outfield a ,' - 9 Maddox and Bobby Bonds - are nursing in- l)ineen meanwhile made his major league Last weekend, Bob chest I Tuesday iwhen he watched the Cosmos for the first time after signing his multi- .- --m-&M hits in the first inning, the final one Boog kept the Red Sox a game ahead of the Yanks in happy. this letter, In fact. they spent the first half of Suriddy's 2-2 tie against the Dallas rft ',. .' —— - I Powell's two-run double, started Cleveland on its way to a S-1 victory. argument, and everybody %as -- - '. write Rar) er ians juries. So Dineen ranged far afield to haul ~own Ga ylord Perry was a stranger in a strange land iner But while young drives that others might have usually caught. It Dineen looked and felt right at home, ol'Gaylord fact, he seemed to be swiping them from their rightful fielders. found himself in hostile territory, Munson drove in two runs with singles in the Sunday night was Gaylord Night in Texas, Perry 's pitching debut with the Rangers lie was third and fifth innings against Stan Bahnsen and facing his former Cleveland teammates in his Ron Blomberg singled for a run in the seventh. first start since being dealt away last Friday. And he found himself surrounded by Indians Tim Black w ell hit what was probably one of Before the 27,171 fans were settled into their the shortest two-run si les in i.st 'o ap a seats, the game was all but over. T`hree straight four-run eighth inning that beat the Royals and be admitted Uie first day of ••. .1 ki~__;_ In the 84o Myear-oW age group girls: r Hauman, second, Holly Shaw, third, Do nna Swisher. Boys ., .,.. 1. - my Seminole Health department discusses requirements with . • ..* " I ~' but I am finally going to get this home unexpectedly and it was ination have Cherie Brown ileft) of In the 5-7-year-old age group girls: first, Linda second, Kim Koerner, third Rhonda Butcher. Boys first' Billy Tamm Second Jimmy Koerner . .~* I - - for too long to are required ano light tot.rs V plain that he had let his hair and and immunizations I am sick of listening to beard grow again. Father was If your child is on Medicaid complain about plum- furious and demanded that Bob people welfare) he or she is entitled to her's rates. No other give back the ssoo. Bob said tie be seen at the County Heal th professional earns his money upheld his end of the bargain t partment working In such damP, un- getting a shave and a haircut, -_afternoon by appointment only. sanitary and uncomfortable but he didn't agree to keep it Only 40 children can be seen per conditions, A plumber has no that way for life, i am in the middle. Where clinic there are some ® set hours, He works from early morning until late at night, and you stand? children receiving welfare), BOB'S MOM Appointments should be when he finally does get home, : c l othes are black, his b oots DEAR made now so that children can MOM: I'm with Bob. _* j "1: first tune seats the New York . - - By IIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS female had better look out for Bob agreed without an himself. DEAR ABBY: I have waited off _7 1, t -: __,__-. ' -. -~ - = . too soon to begin planning for the - . Bubble Gum Contest First Bubble. ages 5 to 7: first, Mitchell Rice; second, first, D4 uifl FltPatzick,secsri, Lisa Williams' (hi-id in Kurtz. - - --- - 0 L box at Downing Stadiuni. It wouldn't have attracted 21,278 fans to the aged structure whe re (bert' are concrete txntrd.s instead of Mark laver - txpctftI ty and even his ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII _____ - to 4 - But tht) ami in buses cars, On bicycles and some even on foot to see the black Pearl show his stuff. And it wasn't ()en a lCai!UP &!dIfle it was an exhibition Natarall), i'eie held tue spotlight his AL For First __—~- V# ha',e attracted some 300 newsmen from all o v er the world to the miniature press - I OW Sc hoo [)a v y - 7 __ a - : IL (he reception the sport rt.ceived and probabh sill continue to receiv e now that the 34-year-old superstar is a marketable entity in the United States. Quitr' simpl> , a North American Soccer iigu. ,,aint ouIdn t have New York Yankees were giving away baseball bats and there was horse racing at Belmont , ____ u:ur JJ:.1'r 1 me too much instead of dnbblmg more or passing to other players," said Pete after new teammates on -------- _-- - __________-______________________ - '. ' Puerto Rico and Canada. Quite simply, an NASI, game wouldn't • goal an(t . I every fan in attendance atop Ebbels Field. stood 11 . - ___ _ a goal a game in his 1,254 career games. But tere was far more significance in Scal well-known that often couples came home far the Christmas quaff el and a man may be holidays, he had long hair and a ___________ _______________ moved to strike his wife. If he beard. He looked wild because W1 his niece, it is not so bad. he never combed or brushed, he . But , how would look If he hut went around 1vth I. A his aunt? . tangled mess of hair. .. RABBI BERNARD S. RASKUS My husband couldn't stand -- z DEAR RABBI: Think you for the sight of the boy. and told the exI)lanation. Frankly, I turn so Bob said Jesus had long ____ don't think it would "look" any hair and a beard, but my Li.Wi I better for a man to Lit his niece husband wasn't buying any of than It would to hit his aunt. that Finally, my husband of -_1-; though school has just And with Women', LAb gaining fered Bob $500 cash if he would :~m muscle, a man who hits any get a short haircut aod a shave. - . closed for the summer, it ____ ___ fr l.h Arbor. - iro soccer Just ssnt th at pupular bert., that originally national network television coverage in _--- - Betsy Anne, Monday,Juaei6,1,7_1B BElt 'S WIFE DEAR JUDY: Just lucky, I guess. decisions. - Troy Ray Sr. Cr)3W Lake, her mother, Carolyn, and the P the United States, much less live te lecasts to Japan, Costa Rica, Mexico, APi while the woman determines the ''9r' 1 ride-elect of Richard F. Apel door by Barbara Ray and in- MW -' e -- Pete ' s Unites States professional soccer debut 'was a typical performance for Brazil's Black YORK Gay/oI"dI As SJuneBride-Elect - NEW ' B etsy Carter Is Honored - __ _. _-_ . his program. Front row (from left I are Marlon Bethea,[Aila Richardson, Maria Adam.i and Rhonda Flagler. Bark row from left) are Instructor, RutltStamm, R.N., William Young, Wanda Stewart, Sandra Williams and Lynn Sh eriff . Am Building or at Ilan -_--_ !'t.UM why a man aunt, but he may not marry DEAR %SlFF Alter readings I your letter, I'm going to gl% e may marn his niece! Inciden tal!) , Judaism my plumber a bonus next time I is a patriarchal socie t y, all see him. DEAR ABIIY. What's a nice blood lines go through the mother. For example, in an girl like you doing writing a intermarriage, the religion of column when you can belt out a the offspring is determined by song like you did on Dinah Semlook Junior College recentl graduated ae%ei' women anci 1dual classes in- THEM ASSIST HOSPITAL NURSES terested may register at the - _ '-"--• ~_= or .n office Lrairiing. Anyone __ --- e Soccer Debut Typical Of Star The principle of Con blood sanguinity (close relationships) forbids sexual relationships between very are soaking 111 ja near kin. An aunt would be in like a sewer. ' A plumber is called upon to cles, , blood ties with one's fattier, therefore a sex unstopstopped up toilets, dirt, rtlationship would be forbidden g'eas) sinks, and he has to crawl under houses where I . ng to alis logic. On the other hand, a niece is a snakes, spiders and rodents step down in the bloodlines, and lurk Why does ctryun (fliii Udt thirefore not as clone therefore sex wi th her would be a plum ber is overpaid? - C 1 originated in Jewish law. - I . . "I i ',~ I- cannot marry her nephew, but an uncle can marry his niece: It ____ _! I 1~ .- 7 1. being offered in tyving. 711, __k y . —4__._.___-- - U I Dear -1 •,. be held June 23 to Augit 13 day and evening. Courses I . . ,/ \ - ___________________ , 1_. I, Evening Herald, Sanford, FL But Taboo With Aunt ByABIGAILVANBUREN __ ~_ . 1 Summer school classes will I ,I 11 . , - -- Vocational Business School, Seminole Junior College and at t center in the Pan Am Building located in the Interstate Mall on the corner of 4Z and 14, AltaI Springs. I . - asses - Sex With Niece 0,\ __,_.. ". Z_ I .- .NW-Y O Z. -- --------------- SPORTS _________b - , A_1k ~- ___ I *I d'.. ~, ____ __ M_ - --------- -.--- _ -_ Summer - - .. - . - j _ _ _ Fla. and Bill Willoughby of (woof flue most coveted players son All-Star game commitment didn't stop the SLut or -1 \hirun tt'. llu man l-*rast,r- Wcbstvr. flit , Gil- _*4\ ' _- _ '4 -_ _ ___.;- -•-- _ ight r'unit u'tt iii ti toinar% lo ------ F N �- 2B-Evening Herald, Mondy, June 1, 1 973 Sanford, Fl. BEETLE BAILEY Offillm LN Major Lea9Uê Baseball 1. It's SCOREBOARD (Crank) 31, 3 Mira Lite tenaici 61 4 An Girt Mercury (au) 72. S Naut Note (8IflkI) 10 1 6 pitfire (Spriggs) 12. I S Byrd SECOND American League Boslo.i 71 37 7 32 26 SS2 I 29 29 2S 30 AISS 61 : 7S 32 '439 71: 71 31 411 Ne* Yof k Milwaukee Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Oakland Kansas City 35 9 Mirmesota Pace 71: ) Hi lint: (Slca)4 I. Citing - 4 'Oteca Mas (Bertinak) 6 1. 5 Birdie H I. Wind (Hobbs) 12 1: (Polk) I 1; I Bla Ru K (Bourgeois) Kulic Nib (LeVan) 97 , 7$ 7 - Friend : Borg h To Hate A n.ak) 10 Saturda 's Results I - 9 Wes I,' National League WL East Pct. OB 33 23 S" - PhitplIia Chicago st Louis Mon tea 32 30 27 23 West 542 77 79 me LOI Cincinnati Ameles, 3S 29 .547 31,11 29 32 47$ 1 Diego Los San SFrancsco _--_ ferson) 7 2 .3 Eyre Fire (60,51011) 5 I. 6 Mr Durkee (Provost) 3). 7 Dougi Dynamite (VmD,venter) ' 2'; 7: 1. Foolish Lad (Blood) 10 1 4"I 6 1600: 1. Victorious Beau Ill 7 Chris Gold 2,~ 412 340 434 ' 24 42 364 5, I Saturday s Results Cincinnati 2 4 Dolly Jester (Dennis) 8 Mighty Mouth (VanderSch&al) 3 1; L Sharry Bettv (Harlorlar) &I. 7 Truss burns (Lupo) 7, Guy Befzmak) S I EIGHTH- IM - Pace CI P?t5butgP 7. Atlania 01 Houston 9, St. Louis New York I san Diego 7. (lhlnlld) 10 1: 7 (Seiders) 1i 1. I Freedom Trail Rudy Adams Los Angeles 4, PtiIadelpti• NINTH IM Pace C USII: I Lulle Belle (Rugglei) 5 1; 2. Easy PPitadelpua (Carlton &- s) at Tomgas.s Btue (Larrab.e II. 3 Hei Chicago (Burris 6S) (Taylor) *2; A Drumore San D;ego (Bradley 00) at l6rainard) 3 1. 3 wanevir Bert Sam Francisco 122) (botsioll) 6, 1; 6. Good Heavenil, St. Louis (Bryant 00) at (Bridges) 1 1. 7 Amari Bells -. - - Monday's cam" Houston &I Los Nsilbrook (Raymor,id) S-1; 3. Brock Azsge.es (Sutton to S). (n) port Bay (IJdeli) 3 1 1 Belle Geste Only games scheduled (D'Amato) 7 2; S. Margaret Bridge 1. 7 Western% Hifewyn (Turner) 1. Harness L 'pac. C., '-! CUM - 11466: I. Jack Es Coffee (Larrabee) 10-1; 2 Racing Entries Charter (werkh,;ser) 61; 3. Crestwood Donna (Brai nard) 5-1, 4 Cutlass A (Porter) 7.2; S TONIGHTS star Student (DAmato)7- mireco (Crank) 3-1. It. madam Bunn" (Wilsey Jr ) S I I Brand (NoDriverl6l; 2 ,d :. t'r. N corning irc' LI I P lot t1ri better every da) iwd L:'r 't Bu t .o boils is a of golf. Anything could happen. t Jtrikuts who sas third as a tour coming hotut Jenkins, a non-winner who sophomore here last year. lie — That performance left him errant shots. For Shoemaker INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) Shoemaker. il ~__R ~__ I For It was quite a weekend for Bill The man who has won more $100,000 races, more stakes races and more races,per1od, than an yotherjockeycelebraj anniversary of sorts on Saturday. Ilien he ivas suspended MEDINA, Ohio (AP) 25th Anniversary celebrated - vari ed I — Carol f I '! i. i.- " '. . ( "''\. I . 41__ . 1. - - ~ ~ I— d . .. 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Teeth bared to nineties won $10,000 In Mans 24-how endurance race Gulf-Ford's troubles. the gums, tongues whipped with a heWthy car. MwWw to "it was a my. very diffit.vil. rigidly to the side, legs In long, place brought him gives him a the "anythLng's poeMble" at. race," tudd Bell. -When we etffnal lunges. totalolGOpoints. He won the mosereatLeMans,thougb, stoppedtochangeexhaust.ysldecidedtoentertheric,at cnampionsh.p in 1974. BelgIum's Jackie Ickx and tetis two hovrs from the end, I nefirathalt. Ictmefrom outof Warwick Brown of AustraII2, Britain's Derek Beil manailed reWly didn't think we would the 3un Into ttk cool tomb of a who rares out el CalffornLa, to win despite a number of me- win. But we did." new world, so frozen still now in took third plam W $6,0W in chanical problems. 71w other Gulf-Ford in the its surtemistle gaiety. cash The top three drivers all I mounted a )ellOW - oaken race finished third behind a those Lolas, as did more tnan With a rear axle making F ren&h Ligler, itself a good re- haired stallion I fingerei ha lf the startmgheluc,1 IS. strange nolsesat every corner suit in view c4 the fac that th1s reins. They were leather. They It was the first Ume a For- for the Wt eight hours o( the Gulf-Ford was Vibrating even were, yes, real- The stirrups - - 45" ', ;,a -1 0, - . lie could not reach his love! tie never saw her face." I UGSBUNNY ARRIVE , _~ Ii ' ii I wHo CAN 1. I I ,, pointed to the crcwd, Of course! rxfugh the jockey beat tw I / I "Now what about the Jockey on the Carousel? * -7I IcAt..i'r TH INK OF Ct4E i y~ game -hange the North hand I -, . .I ,,t.. DOOMESBURY I%H COAwtTTOES OF CHURCW \ ARE THECL4,*, i STUD6NTS R6QUI RED TO ' ,, JOO 10 W LES EVEIZI~ / ", - DA"t, B010 3 Two Mi I ".. Y Roger 7 Send $1 lot JACOBI MODERN book to 'Win at Bodge. (do this ' Larry WHY $1 The Sanford All-Star baseball All-Star starter Barnard Ead "' team will battle Dade City after four batters, and turned in toda y at the Sanford R sparkling relief preformanc I Memorial Stadium. lie allowed one run and four The AU-Stars over-powered h1t.s before Levi Raines took ti'e Orlando Red Caps 11-7 last over. Barnes gave up f weekend for their 13th win of and five hits. the season. They lost an Hartsfield, Moses flaws and exh.ibitlon game 7-5 to the Nile CarfAr led the All-Stars at Independence earlier. the plate. flaws had four rbi. William Ilartsfield relieved I : if, — ' s' I 7' ________________________________ '• - ';-, tg . )..TIJilfiIsI C WINTHROP -. OntAP; asamajcq' event aLa Canadian racers and North American en With reigning Formula 5wo track and replaces the now champion Brian Redman riding defunct Canadian-American The race was a dishis tall-pipes Mario Andretti of Challen up series for big or me Nazareth. Pa., won the Cana- bore sports cars. stars. Former Indy witmer Al than section of the continenFormula 5000 cars are a com- Unw had to cancel out before twide race series Sund, bination of the sophisticated the Stan when his crew were Andretti finished about six- steering and sopension sY3- unable to replace his engine in tenths of E. second ahead of the ____ - n' about rand lam possibilities when tVI..4 ----" -' I ____________ A on the k i - , . ,/ (. 5nsrr T(n1orro' Jim: "South thought Their demise opened the door driver Mickey Bridges con- - A K t J 4 £ 54 • Your partner rcpunds rtrrnp Y,hit di, qiu 'I" fl # to tinued his win sp Seminole Turf Club Friday night when he scored a double victory including a win behind IIenryT. Victory $7.8QIin the featured 10th race. Earlier, Bridges won the secondracebe,hlndDeanoA i $4.80). The young relnaman 32 victories for current season. IJJL ' th - I ~. 1 I ~ 1-1 to - ' \'*t, , un ht ut \ ou arm tnough for a forcing hid ,,, ',.,. CASSELBERRY - Leading MAN date itweren't you" Ossad Probabls so This d qui te I ullil w 1£ 6 A /1'Il ) NAIT i '-' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i4 m Bridges Wins Pais ~1 GU _... LPGA N& Pass 1:ass 1 4 A I -South b Art Sonsom 1. All-Stars In Action "'- ? I _______________________ master tsin&c gtLctiyw for more vetP-n Iiidv linnir. ciation tournament. to 40 miles per hour. She regis -The first time I ever led, I tered a two-over-par 74 for a 54- 70, surged to second place with shot 84 the next day." recalled hole total of 217, one over par. a closing 74 for 219. Sandra the LPGA pr esident moments Whil e Miss Mann posted a Palmer, thL year's top money after her 35th tour triumph steady round of three birdies, winner with more than $52.00lo, ' Sunday ,in the $50,000 Medina one bogey and one double bo. shot 72 for 220 and third place. Open. gey, three young pros playing in Then came all-time money Perhaps Miss Mann was the last threesome behind her earner Kathy Whitworth and showing compassion for luck- failed to handle the blustery Murle Breer at 221. Miss Whitworth had '4 and Mrs. third sear pro who shot 80 after Resides Miss Washam, Kathy Breer 75. F' North East Pass Pass / leading the Field Saturday. She Ptles alt slipped to an 80, and Ladies Professional Golf Asso. sav' " - #-i .- THE BORp' LOSER I ' ------ - _______________________ - ,_.., I -t 0 " - 1. (" "\ " - .jin, h. guess was a good Playing at six.South drew discarded his small diamond on the queen of heart's sifl(Sdpp(( no fanfare i a Ii P . " "est A [ to Both sulntrbk -:?-,/ - IT --- . -, off Miss Mann, 34, relied on her 96 4 92 £A IV ' ,-N ' .&.,_.__. '\ I r. !:4/ , 11: . . . c " ..,i -1_~_ - there's no substitute for winner. experience when you lead a Central Park Hike A Jockey's Reverie - - I I _'Ll -:/ i, i I In £K PCES ('sPCIAjLvIF114 LUGGAGE THAN RISK 4. ( -wo BWiS 'AVE GO WETI4 IHOSE HIGHWAYMEN; SOME CHUMS 'ID , ' Mann, the voice of authority, finished five shots behind the rookie Amy Alcott ballooned to SZI)'S Sunday bs Hollywood Park stewards zrnri tinnlIv F ways DY -year-old things with two victories, of the The graying, 43-year-old master was aboard Nicosia when master nine horses went to the post in Saturday's $83,150 Hollywood thoroughbreds. Oaks. Nicosia was only the sixth betting choice but romped home an upset $17.80 winner to add a postscript to the latest chapter of Shoe history. Exactly 25 years earlier, a raw-boned 18-year-old kid named Shoemaker won his first stakes race in the Hollywood Oaks aboard a filly named Mrs. Fuddy. Since 11~en he's won 648 more stakes races and 108 races worth $100,0001 or more. In LeMans Endurance Run 1, Open championship that £Q J 5 o — - booted jockey, up hard around 40 laps of Mosport's 1,5. mile road courne was the most LhrWing part of a speed week. endhereandtroughtthefor. S EAST £J Vi 953 v K2 •As ____ Mario Andretti Takes The duel between the . 1-. 1 - WEST ii £9 V 108 roue t,- .,'I - 1 1 I begins Thursday. ence Pays CO/lege Baseba// Title ge I ) _- " Oswald. Sou th also thought about the possibility that even six would a trifl too mtwh Finally. South came to the conclusion that there was no way to SOL'T11 Ya • now their impetus. It is the touchingly melodramatic when the horses lope onto the track for the running of the Belmont Stakes. several miles and perhaps not OMAHA, Neb. (AP) The Cal was reeling off five succesWortham, fellow pitching ace so many realities removed great Tens baseball drought is sive titles from 1970 on. Jim Gideon, who won two series from this Central Park scene. over. Texas captured consecutive games, plus five regulars were But the song l now thought of I tie s e con d r a n k e d series crowns in 1949 and 1950 taken in the summer draft and ssatching this soodea show sas Lor.ghorns captured their thu-ti and qualified 15 times there- ma) sign The Jockey on the Carousel national crown Saturday night after before finally winning anWorthamwasthcstoryofthe Only a few of the strikingly by toppling South Carolina S-I other. title game. colorful horses had riders tMs in the College World Series as "The whole ballclub played "I felt like l had someildngto delicious spring morning' a Richard Wortham pitched a well, like champions," said prove,"he said after a nine handful ofboyi and girls, with a masterful four-hitter. Gustafson, whose team was strikout performance. "I don't mot1w sitting demurely but But it was Texas' first title In second-ranked most of the sea- think I ever wanted to prove vigilantly side-saddle and two thctn2S)ears. son and finished 56-6. anything so badly. young women lnuue jeans who "We felt that when Southern Only Southern Cal with It) ti"I didn't pitch that bad In my had chained their bicycles to a Cal didn't qualify for the tour- tlesin the 3-yeartilstorycsf the first series game, but llost." nearby fence and mounted for narwnt, that we would take It tournament has more crowns Agai ns t fourth-rated Sou th 15 cents upon a sentimental than the Longhorns, and Gus Carolina, Wortham, a 6-foot, , whose tearm had thne tafson might have them back 185-pound left-hander didn't "The Jockey on the thirds and a fourth as Southern again next year. lo,)k like a loser. Carousel" was written by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Field for a 1930's movie called, I I " ALLEY OOP ____________________ _______________________ — Texas Captures Third Formula ' u s put.atot-'s who got hit b> his U Big Weekend I 1 .'' 16 473 01 % .. NOItTII £ K lOS 32 IllI liii _____ - Dick Tumor 4Q 76 ___________ ~_~ 16, 1975-3B _________ Just a trifle and give it one more diamond and one less club and the grand slam would be a ' a i "I wish we could play 40 strokes on the small greens and four birdies, a double bogey, second round and hustled to tai'njii nt.s r rt c..jpj o'e put!, d turn iii t Ti tss o hi ss nJ \lethnah [1! to prtpart (or tb' 'ti,..I' — , 2 Sorrowful lVanDeveriter) 1.1; ' I. 3. Ch;ef Marcedes (Neely) 9 2. 4, Bomie Flyer (Dermisi ii 2. s oraia r, mg%, darkness monfreal 3 San Francisco I L'c I tight op.i t''v r C t, S1 c" (W attl a 1. 1. Retairiage Rob (Taylor) "' 9 2. a mt%s Orchid Lady (lpslenf,Id) 171 SIXTH — l M — Pace C-3 — $615 I Frosturom (Wva??) I 1 7 Bonds Only games scheduled iI _____ I Miller said. "Tom wher,. he iss novt. And my put- I AN%'AY - ($WMDafldl%JAU(fl' I iI1I1 'lou CO2 h -ii ) Jenk* ins ems Bev 1 II 'Ht-j) A.k,rW%rWf4 (Campbell 03). In) Pittsburgh LJ I - Mn 1 LIC Monday, June Herald, Sanford, FL CARNIVAL V Ii•LJH It-10t--1 l.IEAC' i Sister (Domianik) 5.1; A Carlo Acd -' - ,-- I-_:_--- MOO. 101.7. Racketeer (Patterson)$ Eyre Thrill (Binkley) S 1. A. Prince SV tiI I;: 'QVffti ii BEETj.E Z' Pill LADELPHIA (AP) "I'm not saying that I'm gon. seems to play his best in this has finL-hed higher only once in well in front of Jim Dent, the Lou Graham, the first-round - , Tom Jenkins held a fI%e-shot na win. But Icould win, and I'll tournament, one-putted 10 his brief career, runner-up at 139 after a scond leader with a 65, blew to a onmond (Dvoracek) 7 2; S Stacey lead going into today's 36-hole be trying to win. I'll be just as times on his way to a six-under"I don't know what it is. but rou nd 67. and 142. South African G Key (Vander Schaaf) 97 6 Chancey windup of the $150,000 Phda aggressive as V can If I can par 65ln Sunday's second round m putting stroke seems to M iller, defending champion Player shot 70 for 144 Monday's Games delphia Golf Classic. start putting, I might be able to !or a 36-hole total of 134, eight smooth out when I get here," Ile Ilubert Green arKI Jim Sirn.)m Baltimore (Paimt- 103i at Chance (Crank) I 1, 9 Torn Welskopf and nine oth. , US Tog But Johnny Miller had a put some heat on him Clev eland (Bibby under par for two trips over the said , era followed at 140 withdrew after the first Green had a 70 Boston ( Burion 0 1) at Detroit FIFTH -14 M -Pace CA - S60: waning for him: "if I'd been putting decent, 6.687-yard Whitemarsh Vallev His stroke was -par Perfect .5imqwit a 71 arid .Millor an er- , rodrid. Weiskoof had mwnwi lot ot gun in 'just putung aserii i d be' CouMr) Club course Sunda) He needed only 26 ratic 69 that included an eagle, w ith a 76 He pulled out of the (Broberg 6 71 at Do :au rt I 3 A _________________ -____r ' Evening *:C0JNTJ 6 P %QUL,E • 9 6, California i Chicago T. New York 7 Bolton 4, Kansas C.1y 3 I ----. OAKCAOTIC PARIS (AP) -"It's not easy Argentina, 6-2,6-3, 6-4 in the Ii. were as devastating as in the Borg's achievement here sur playing at Wimbledon, but It heat wave. Miss Evert kept her for someone like me to hate ha 0 the French International past passed an)thlng he had done will be difficult changing from cool after a bad first set and someone on a tennis court," Open Championships Sunday. It Itisotily two years since Borg previously. He swept past six clay to grass. ended up completely In charge. said Sweden's 19-year-old Bjorn was the second straight year he first bust upon the tennis world opponents, including U.S. Davis "Perhaps I have not given IV ~eat broke Borg. won the title, and it the uarterfinals in dropping only one set yself enough time." men's final, that's what you've got to moneas y. Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdo if you are going to win. It is The one-sided victory ended traditionally the top clay court Now he will go to England dale, Fla., the defending worn'1(111 I rain falling d during the first even worse if the man you are speculation that Borg had been event In the world, and practice on grass for a en's champion, also retained little set. playing happens to be one of playi ng too much tennis and Since then, he has won the week In preparation for Wim- her title, beating Martina Nay. your best friends." had lost some of his brilliance. French title twice, Ilie Italian bledon. Crowds of 11,000 and 1200 r-old Cze,ch Borg got over the problem He raced about the court at the title once and reached the final "I shall rest from tournament left-hander, 2.6, 6-2, 6-1 Satur- packed the center court of the and hammered his close ac- Roland Garros Stadimn like a of the World Championship play for a week, and do a little day. stadium for the last two days of quaintance, Guillermo Vilas of deer and his forehand shots Tennis Masters event in Dallas. pr acti ce," Borg said. "I enjoy That match was played in a the tournament. Detro3:ar II I ___ l Golden Matador (Neuman) II, 3 - 74 593 M — Toug Mon Walker ---- -.-.-p'--._-_ 1•__ - - -. ________ - �- - 4 B-Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June U, Legal Noice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice - with the County Complrcter, In and fictitious name of HEAVEN SCENT °' Seminole County. Flrida, upon FLOWER BOUTIQUE, and that we intendtoreglsters.aidnamewith the receipt of Proof of Pulication c,f Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole this notice, the Fictiticiv! Name, to County, Florida In accordance with wit iSO Productions, Dto Unique, the provisions of the Fictitious Di- Shame under whiclithe below listed interested parties cc engaged Name Statutes, To Wit Section fl business Currently at 30 WymOre £6509 Florida Statutes 1957 S Carl P Johnson Road, No, 101, Altamone Sprin Alice H. Dolgner Seminole Covnly. Florid' Publish' June 9, 16. 7). 30. 1973 Thomas K. Krause 0(0 Edward Bookbinder DATED at Altamonp S,rings, ________________________ and Orene Brer. hit wt. thettighest bidler. for cash subject $10 Street, 1601 Kannapolis, N C 2$Ols YOU ARE NflTlFIrrs . ... - day of May. AU, 197. - Front (West) Door Of the Seminole SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA On June 21, 1915 at 9 AM the vnty, Florida. CUlT IN AND FOR EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA l$7 That Said sale is bng made to AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. t 9, Block "C", HIDDEN LAKE. SitiSfy the terms Cf said Writ t Unted States curpotion, -rent, as recorded Ptt Book 17 John E Pclk. m;e 3, SI and 52. 04 the Public Sheriff cords of Seminole County, Scmni Counly, Florida i -rida Publish: June 9, 16, 73, 30. is been filed against you and you DEO arereguired to servea copy of your allu storage charges Tag No 170x613a ..1 ......'..i. - CIRCUIT CIVIL actiontoforecloseamortgaon thc Florida. Inc above described per C) ins PlaintIff. '.1 MAX A MOGUL ant RUTH N MOGUL. Defendants AMENDE( Attorney, whoSe address Is, Sand Eébod RATES 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY 3lca line 6thru 25 times 24C a line 26 times (S2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) ti ti * , 3 Lines Minimum ) ----- Ar'AR i ME NT HOME - W/W Shag Carpet Sunday - Noon Friday flroIr. 107 W (ornmcrcial Sanfocd3l? 1111 3 bedroom, fenced yard, carpet. air, kitchen equipped Phone 373 5293 after 6 pm Petition in th Crcut Ccurt Of . - Fla Large 3 bedroom. 7 bath, includes disposal and dishwasher, mem bershlp in junior Olympic l, tennit court 53LSOO room, detached garage. ___________________________ ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 1', bath split plan, central heat & air, wall to wall carpet. Assumable mor 5hadeJ homesite overlooking take. '°° CHOICE LAKEFRONT, custom buIlt I Bedrm, 2 Story on finest fishing and swimming lake, sand beach,boathouse&do(k,oneacre tree shaded 115.500 Kish Real Estate Sten stroni Harold Hall Realty Bedrooms, 2 baths, large family room, member%P,p in recreational facilities ncludiro v"l m'd tCnflii ,,. • Realty • "SANfORD'S 26065 Hwy 1? 9'2 REALTOR 37) 5711 * SAl Fc. - ". dissolution of marrIage, and yu are required to serve a copy of your - i.inter Springs, FIC. nn 9. 16 17S DAVIS A McINTOSH, Attrrie' P?it.er. I's'. Otti t1C 3, ' - 3 bedroom house. Winter prinQs, _________________________________ Sanford. 37i 62't tSALCOIIOL A PROBLEM? Fr farnl!i drinkers or Vrl at problem .. , ' tt i " ' 5171 after 6 30 original with the Clerk of the Circuit or write Court on or before July 7th, 197$. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 other-wise a default and ultimate 553, Sanford. F Ia 37771 judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded .n the Petition Care lOSSanora Ave 372 fill TI cab business ,tnd related franchse Call F4dl 901 - roii ___________ Vety Exclusive Furnished one Bedroom apt l300MellonvllleAve - &ChiId _________________________ _______________________ Rentals EUclency apartment, all utilities 3flR, Unfurn sprinkler system, I bedrooms. 2 bath, pool, BEAUI IFULLV LAN0 SCAPEDi See to appreciate- Efficiency room for rent Call between 10 am and 2 pm 323 ISeaII Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. -. -__ Notice is hereby given thvt we are engaged in business at 1015 Nofre Dame Drive, Altaminte Springs 32701, SemInole Covy. Florida --- - adults, no pets Security deposit 372 lIli -- - 30-Apartments Unfurnished _____________________________ --- -- - ----- ---- - .h$1) Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish, May 26. June 7,9, 16, 197$ DEN 163 _______________________ AFFIDAVIT UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE STATE OF FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-43CA9-G FREEDOM FEDERAL AVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA'lON, a United States corporatioe.formerly known as FIRST FIDERAL COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Theundersigned. under oath, say CONCEPTS IN LAWN CARE, and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO executed for the purpose of corn ASSOCIATION OF TAM'A. 6 Vacation at - . - * -- ___________ _________ ___________ - -______ 7&-Auto Parts __________________________ . I tra, Trailer pai cement sand, rock MIRACLE CON fice SupplIes _____- _____ -- ____ 372 21 If Like New Call After6, 323 75 _______ -- Used Open Saturday Morning. office furniture Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 37) 31e - Don't throw away that good but torn 'i'ioOd cq Steel desks I esecutise desk shoe Bring it to us We'll fix it like & Chairs. secre'araI deSks & new. Hanson's Shoe Shop, 221 E. chairs, straight chairs, filing ____________________________ I967 Honda 305 NOLL'S (asselberry, 17 9?. 6)0 175 Home * Lake Front* * * and Outside city Beautiful Spring led lake stays full even during drought. $29,900 total price. House needs painting and tidying up. JOHNNY WALKER PEAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR Larry Saxon, Realtor Sparkling clean, 3 bedroOmt, 2 bath. 373 9110 lakefront home central heat and _____________________________ air, trees, and Other extras, - * St 311 315 E F ______ - 3736611 ________________________ _____________ Make offer 322 1263 ________________________________ 1973 TM Sujuki. engine rebuilt, n clutch, A 1 shape 5425 or best - -- Large Flea Market Precise timed released Clant food GardenLand, 1100W 1sf St Tables A permanent booths available All under over. Let m MOW or TILL your lot and or garden spot. Floyd Freer, Located I' mile's east of I Ion SR 16, Sanford at Stan's Auction 373 372 319) 9119 Special shrub and garden Sprayers, A to Zoo The Herald's special 96 cents ea GardenLand, 1100 W ______ _____ _____ -- - 79Trucks - Trailers ____________________________ -- - - - ____________________________ GMC 'Tcn Pitk up For Parts 3fl-79$óafter5 central heat and air, fenced _____________________________ _____________________________ Zoo Don't miSs it on July 3 i ues in the courtyard, ano helpful manager Special move in allowance Only 2 BR left ______ -_______ --'-______ _-- ___________________________ 7371301 2610 Hiawatha Ave _____________________________ shady lot. $123 mo Adults only 373 0761 - ______________________________ • WEKIVA RIVER n.ajpr Trim 3 bedroom, 1' baths. carpeted with central heat and air, 577 500 hIgh y , 3bile Home G ISOdilmitac aepoSit 70) E 71st st after 530 ts xu Patio Sanford, by Owner- Idyllwilde II section,) Bedroom,? bath, family room on large lot, tow down Don't miss A to Zoo very low downpayments-owner financed Please call us! PAYTON REALTY F le PointsArea Large anctscapeci private lot 2 BEDROOM CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Discount, 270) Orlando Dr with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING vs ORDINANCE NO 7311 BY Seminole County, Florida in ac IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 2 It is the intention of the CIVIL NO. 747t$D.CA-O9.F dens. 201$ Sanford Ave Spacious I Cordance with the provisions of the SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA dersigned to cause WILLIAM MCFARLAIIE and SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FEDERAL P.I.1iTIONAL MOP Mechanic SANLANDOwife, GRAYCE P McFARU.NE, his CASE NO. 7S.474-CA-O5.A & 7 BR apts., eat in kitch, seiag Fictitious Name Sta"jtes, ToWit NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENtha? SPRINGS ANIMAL HOSPITAL, 2l000rlando Drive TGAGE ASSOCIATION, carpeting, plenty closets From Section 6.4509 FlOrid-s Statutes isj a public hearing will be held in FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP 3721700 INC., a duty organized Florida Plaintitt, 1150 3720.i6 or 0)1 7673 nfeidants S Harry K Holcomb TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a United Room 703. Seminole County Cour corporation to engage n a buSiness NOTICE OFMORTCAGE Thomas Leon Siegfried thouse. Sanford, Florida. at 7:00 enterprIse under the fictitious name States corPoration. FLOYD OLIVER. JR and JOE FORECLOSURE SILl PubIlh May 74. June?.,. 16. 197$ p.m., or as soon thereafter as Plaintiff, of SANLANDO SPRINGS ANIMAL ANN OLIVER. hit wife. DEN 171 BY CLERK Legal Notice possible,On Tuesday, July 1, 1975. to HOSPITAL, with offices located at vs ____________________________ Defendants Legal Notice NOTICE IS HEREB' GIVEN HAROLD E KNOWLES and OMA consider the adoption of an or. Sanlando Springs, Seminole County. pursuant to a Final Jucgnent Of GAIL KNOWLES. his wife, NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND dinanceamending Ordinance No. 73 Florida FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FICTITIOUS NAME Foreclosure dated the lP1 day of FOR SEMINOLE COUMTY, 14 by Seminole County. Florida, title 3 Attached hereto and made Defendants P4011cc Is hereby given that we are on the 25th day of June, 1915. at fl Notice is hereby given that I am a June, 1915, and entered n Civil NOTICE OF SALE a m at the west front door of the engaged inbtjsins at P2, Box 579B, engaged In business at 2410 East CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S1034.CA.A AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING 04 Publication as required by said Circuit Court of the Efhteenlh suant • to Final Judgment 'of Sanford, Florida the undersigned County, Florida isder the fiCtitit Seminole County. Florida under the BOOKER T WASHINGTON, EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISES TO Those Interested in said en. SeminoleCounty,whereintle above entitledcauseintheCjrcultCourtof described real property ltd STALL, OPERATE CURSIONS, and that we intei to FLORIDA AUDIO SERViCES, and and in the extent of the named Plaintiff and thf above Seminole County, Florida, I Petitioner, MAINTAIN COMMUNITY API('I terprise. will Sell ntereit of each. i as follows: Lot IS, GRANADA SOUTH, ac register said name with the Clerk of that I intqs to register Said name amed Defendants were tt parties the property Situate in Seminole coi'ilno t the Plat thereof as the Circut Court, Seminole County, with the Clerk of iho Circuit Cou'! MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON W ITHIPI THE UNI PICORPORAI fri 'h'ayne Taylor. INTEREST - Pre's and best bidder for cash a? he West Lot 6. MELODY ACR ES. ac P blic Records of Seminole County, provisions of the Fictitious Name cordane with the Provisions of hr Re-%peridnt AND FURTHERMORE, ! ETT I G SIGNATURE Robert Wayne in Sanford, Seminole ounty, recor NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FORTH THE GE P4ER4 L CQN in PIat Book 17. Page 6. of together with all siructures, im- Florida Statutes 1937. Taylor; ADDRESS Section ISS 09 FlorIda Statutes I97 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO C'ITIOPIS ACCOMPANYIIIG •'IIE Attamonfe Springs, Florida $04 N. Street, Florida at 11:00 A M.. on thjlst day the Public Records of Seminole provements, fixtures, applIan, 32101 Penneth E. Paschall S James H Meckley. Jr. of July. 1973, the following &scribed County, Florida Philip M tell and appurtenances on land or Publish June 16, 73, 30. July 7, 1913 *VHOSE RESIDENCE AND CHISE. AMENDING SEC 'Oti 1$ Dubrle Ridgeway; INTEREST The West 35 feet of Lot 77and the items of property _________________________The aforesaid sale wil be made DEO-IOi 16th STREET. SAVANNAH, TO PROVIDE FOR FREE IN. SIGNATURE Michael D. Sanlando the Suburb B•utiful. Fence Judgment entered In Civil Plo 71 - _____________________________ _____________________________ _______________________________ Shampooer for only$I SOperday. CARROLL S FURNITURE _____________________________ 3721674 __________ ---.-. -- __________________________ front load deluxe Sewing machine -- date July 3. Publication ______________________________ of 16$ or 10 payments of 19 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER BALL REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 32? 1)01,7610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 97 LARRY SAXON IN ALL PRICE RANGES 017W 377 --1st St * * * shotS, wormed. 5100 Call 322 7964 OVER60NICE CLEANCARS REALTOR 3729111 Eve $691146 DOG TPAINlNç IN YOUR HOME Housebreaking, Obedience. ProtectIon ____________________ ) KULP DECORATORS 109W lit St 373 2)35 ' Nice 2 bedroom. 1 bath masonry P'IOQUALIFYING Resort PertY MOSSIE C. BATEMAN -home in convenient Sanford New 3 BR home, all e*tras,$ pct, ---location Attached carport Eat in interest $79,100 3727767 Peg Real Estate Broker kitchen. Pay $3,000 down and Hutchison Ocean front Ap-,rtments, assume existing 5100 month 7' 339 5 AtlantIc Ave. D,i'ona * Rent Purchase Plan * 323764 pct loan Price $17,500. STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES factory air, radio, heater, good cOndition 339 2639 - ____________________________ -- _____________ _____________ - Assume Payments pm ___________________________ Love Animals' Then you'll love the all new Central Florida Zoo Read all about it in The Herald's A to - - ________________ We have many homes under $7o,, Issue for our n ______________________________ AdultS 33914)9 ON THE LAKE 323 79 . bedroom. 7 bath mobile home, Casselberry. 6s1oo' spacious, en1va air, -- 64-Equipment for Rent - _.1 _____________________________ PiCk Up Abandoned Cars _____________________________ unfu,nittsed apt Bud Cabell 3230052 large Shady oaks on the scenic 2545 Park Drive 170 up - ______________ ' avaIlabt anytime, ByOwnerLOvely 3 bedrooms, I year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost 1 baths, fenced yard, air con ditloned, utility shed $27.0 • frnr' 51117 3 M W of Sanford 322 _____________________________ Icw7tSedroom Adultsonly WoOdrtjff'sC.ardenCenter - -__________ LAKE MINNIE- I Bedrooms, 32)6353 REALTORS 645 300E AIrport Blvd Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, • Payton Realty DeBary. Aoutts Lovely large I bed Publish: June 16. 1973 - 7--.DtorCyCk?s 171.500 --- Sales Clerk; full time, Cosmetic wne REEL'S BODY SHOt 1109 r.ford A, ano, new Spinet piano (been cnloanfor Club Prngrams regular St 07 management. 377 9992 ' ADULTS. PlO PETS ____________________________ advancement Bring ambition wllsQppIytheprodtstocrate enthusIasm and profit Call 321 0170 Mon thru Sat Campbell electric kdyer l(i%, 3 Bedrm, 2 bath. H A. wall lowell IT WAS FOR SALE furnished, central air, on private deep shag carpeting, decor fur MA L E F E M A L E SALE5 POSITIONS: Be your own boss Seminole County. Florida, Dated SernlnoleCounty, Florida, May 75th, thiS Ih day 04 June. 1973 1975 (Court Seat) Publth June 7. 9. 16• 7). 1973 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr OFO Clerk of Circuit Court By - Elaine RiChard. IN TH CIRCUIT COURT OF THE II) S acre tract county maintained donpayme adults. nopets 51)5 m _________________________ 34'Pile Homes WEMIGHTHAVE SOLD YOUR HOUSE TODAY __________________________ -, -, 117 Pine Needle Lane Attamonte Springs, Florida -- P,OntIsly Rentals Available 5135 5l50 Color TV QUALITY INtl NORTH Your gracious country living, yet property: City. Florida 323 0034 The Weit 32 Sleet of Lot 73 and the That the' party interested In said Work your own hours Earn extra East 25 feet of Lot 22 in Block 3. buslns enterprise Income as an AVON Represen 7 neroc ________________________________ is as follows Altamonfe Section, according to the EIOHTEENTH JUDICISL CIR. PIat thereof as recorded in PIat payment, mobile home approved. - 33-Houses - _____- Furnished - - ______ Lake Mary area IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF THE - Furn Apt Living Room, kitchen. BOARD CALL ANYTIME, 373 Florida at 11 00 A M .on the 1st day expect to engage in business at Lake Publish: June 9. 16. 23. 30, 1915 DEO 61 7521 Park flr _________________________________ thi5 PublIsh: June 16, 1975 Apacrepopuprr- , 1r ', I 11,230. Sleep'. ' - i'tamed 373 67'- POISSON MARINE 7927 Hwy 17-92 3235961 __________________----- - ________________ Call 373 - of to wit' notice, the fic Dated thiS 11th day ofjune, 1973. Front Doorof theCnty Courthousepublication titiOuj name, KID STUFF Arthur H. Bezkwithjr FICTITIOUSNAME trance, bath & parki* 9379 after S -- _____________________________ All new carpet from bankruptcy. Value up to $25 a yd Sacrifice 53 SOa yd Your choice Weekdays, 3230061 ______________________________ 75-Recreational VehiCles _____ - ---- - ______________________ ifl By: Elaine RiChard, 23' Cruiser, 160 Inboard Outboard power Ideal for family campog, skiing. & fishing 372 561 or 31? 0221 _______________________________ In the Herald Classified ads are blackandwhi?eandreJalpoyer - only 2 years old Corner lot. 110.500- 3 rm houSe, 7 lots 53'iIIO' each Ruby St off Upsala near II carpeting throughout, near & SR 4.6 372 9CM schools 126.700 Way (HighICnd Park. Sanfordi ----------- -- Anthony Benefield Publiih: i2.9. 16. 23. 1975 eeds 29-Rooms _________________________ - As Deputy Clerk " 1)0 l799after6p m bedrms 2 oath, Fla Room, Oble garage 3230301 DREAMWOLD- ALMOST flEW! Neighborhood CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR ____________________________ _____________________________ _______________________ Seminole County. Florida in ac otherwise a default will be entered (SEAL) cordance with the provisions of the against you for the relief Arthur H. B-eckwith, Jr. demanded Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit, in the complaint or petition. Clerk of the Circuit Court Section 663 09 Florida Statutes 1751 By: Joy Stokes WITNESS my hand and the seal of ' MAITLAND FLEA MART Days - 323 617) Phts37 S.l7lor 372 ?)2 ____________________________ ____________________ family room Beautiful ShrubS and trees $700 mo 631 Sfl7 __________________________ ' We Buy Furniture ______________________________ June 16th 316 Park Ave. ____________ bedroom, I bath home n corner lut Quiet neighborhood. At- ____________________________ Also IN THE CIRCUI T COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C. CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-440-CA.O9.A Wanted to buy used office lurnitur,' Any Quantity P4OLL Casselberry, iPyl797DC wench. Mutt see to appreciate, ___________________ . -3234.749 - -- ___________________________ CASH 322.4132 Houseboat, '73, AlumInum, must For used furniture, sell $900 SlIp No 93 Sanfcrd Boat t0t, etc Buy 1 or ICIDI f"m', $676306 '.i.,lis ____________- ___________ ____________ _____________ hours; all age's Swing Set Nur foreclosure entered Is the above SAV I NGS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an AND LOAN actiontoforeclo'sea mortgageon the styled Cause pending irthe Circuit Arthur H Beckwith, Jr ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA. Clerk of this Court either before CIVIL ACTION NO. 73U.CA4B following property in Seminole Crt in and for Semiie County, Clerk of the Circuit Court Complete child care services ,4 Service on Plaintiff's attorney, or In re: the Ma.rrage of: Plaintiff, Florida the undersignef Clerk will County, Florida By - LIllian Jenkins Sum'mer Program! HEY DIDDLE vs Deputy Clerk DIDDLE 3AY CARE 373 3690 default will be entered against you ________________________________ Husband. PARK. UNIT THREE, according to County described as' for the relief demanded in the aVId GRAYCE P McFARLANE. hiS STENST ROM, DAVIS Begin at NE corner 0 Section the PIat thereof as recorded in Plat Will Baby Sit SANDEE M• BALES, complaint or petition. wife. Public TownshIp 70 South. Rape 30 East & McINTOSH Book 1$, pages 57, 5). arid SI. inmy home ': *' ITNESS my hand and the seal ot Wife Defendants run along North line of lad Section Recorcn Pc? Office flo 1330 Call 37) 7096 AMENDED Court on June,5th, 1973 NOTICE OF MOR TOAGE has been filed against you and you also being center lineof Geneva Sanford Florida 37771 NOTICE OF SUIT FORECLOSURE SALE 5a'vrday I Evening are required to serve a copy of your Road North 69 degreesi3 minutes Attorneys for Petitioner TO BERNARD BALES BY CLERK ild Care Ages? $ 0 ubIlsh June 9. 16. 7). 30. 1973 Residence unknown s Clerk of the Circuit Court RALEIGH W. GREENE, Ill way line of Ridgeodve, South pursuant to a Final Judgment of action NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS for Dissolution 2.s Deputy Clerk It Tenth Floor, Florida Federal minutes East 677 feet to P.O.B.. June. 1973, and entered irs Civil and you are required to serve a cop VdOM IT MAY CONCERN DEO 47 04 yOur written defenses. if any, to it 33731, on or before July 0. 1975, and Ridgewood Avenue. sa lands Circuit Court of the Eighteenth undersigned, pursuant to the file the original with thC clerk of this Seminole County, FIorii en S KIRBY MONCRIEF, Plain FICTITIOUS NAME BARTENDER'S SCHOOL sale, court either before service on at public tiff's attorney, whose aress i Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and for "FictitiO Name Statute." Chapter Day & Night tothe hight and best Seminole County, wherein the above 16309, Florioa Statutes, will register Classes 3 Mi N engaged in business at Rt. I. Box Longwood, Junct Il 97 & 119 thereafter; otherwise a default will 23rd day of June. 1975, .1 the West Florida, 23771, on or before the named Defendants were the parties 719, Longwood, Stminole County, be entered against you 0or the relief front door of the Semir3Ie County theretn. that I will sell to the highest clay of June, 1973, and file th ard for Sernrioie County, Florida. Court of Seminole County either petition 55-Boats & Accessories Flea Market, Sat & Sun Free --tabtet Stan's Auct'on. H*y 46 W 16' float, Imperial Comanche, Sanford fiberglass, 120 HP inboard ____________________________ outboard motor, seats 6, fully Junk Trash Hauled Away 7Ft. PoolTabte dt;Ofled P40 pets Moderate r.nt 377 1210 ANTIQUES I Piece or HOustfull CASH 323 _____________________________________________________ HIGHLAND PARK- FIRST TIME United State's corporation, formerly June, AD 1975 ALLADIAPI FENCE CO. and that Make your Budget go further, shop the ClassIfied Ads every day. Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best & Service The Rest Western Auto '" 'I" ' t St. -- Will Buy or Consign Any Item of Value SANFt)RDAUCTION,373 7)10 YARD SALE--- June 16 from 9 to 110 San Marcos Ave Lamps. jars. dishes, clothing. shoes. misc 323 9033 ___________________________ Sanford Scminolc iC's Annual Flea Market, Saturday, June Ii. 1975. 177 S French Avenue. From 9 am to 5pm _.. ..JIJI Florida. 33131. on or before July 6th. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1973. and fite the original with the COUNTY. FLORIDA ___________________________ 68-Wanted to Buy - 54-Garage Sales _____________________________ _____________________________ _________________________ - - - - - - - 1 Sectional, Arm chair, Recliner with ottoman. Double bed, Nrchandise ---Bahama Lounge, Andirons, ------_________________________ __________________________________ °slntlns, ni'l% rw1 •n',s trunk, :' ...-d46 NOTICE ISHERERVOIVEN $00 IN THE CIRCUIr COURT, SCAPING COMPANY, whose ad- -_______________ ________________________ ________________________ ____ 5O-M.iceUaneous for Sale $21,500 total Business Home, br. -d commercial, INCOME PROPERTY. i lane highway, Great terms. Let rentals pay your mortgage 511.950. Acre Realty. REALTOR, direct to owner Large house with apartment&coftage rented $3,500 _______________________ down No qualify. Move right in. 1 BPS , 7 full baths, family room & Ill Elm Ave.. 323 4767. den. plenty %torage. Iarg. tot LARGE LOT 3 bedroom. 7 beth, wall to-wall - REALTOR 2701 5 French Ave .371 0011 __________________________ Patio Houses Immediate Occupancy, i Bedroom, 1 bath, new carpet, ftr'droom apartments $60 5170 QareSne. (lO%(' to schools 323 0237 & Pets Ox. also or 3231138 - furnithCd 371 0066 -______________________ ___________________ -. ______ _______ sanfori- 3 bedroom, I', baths, - 31-Apartments Furnished pool. carpet, g000 location 901__________________________ ______ ________ 736 6176 or 3230763 or 901 7310931. Monday, Juno t, inso ______ Ev,nng Hira, Sanford, Fl. Merchandise 3 bedroom, 1' bath on corner tot, 111.900. ExIsting. 116.500. 7 Pct mtg 32) 6607 ____________________ _____________________________ COUNTRY LIVING Build your dream home Ofl thiS 4 acres Large oaks. magnolias citrus 116.000 JOHN KPIDER. ASSOC _1 '"'" I NOt. .153 110 W.AIRPcpT BLVD. - 3737170 .I -. Acreage Cit. fenCed yard $175 per month as * 1•2 Bedloom SANFORD- Block 3 bedroom, bath, pool, 'arpet. gOOd locatiOn. Tecms Owner 901 734 0931 O' 6676 116.000 SiSOnio . - --- - - Commercial Properti es 2 bedroom fenced yard Adultspreferred 373 SISior 3fl 6620 (arpeteci 3 bc'clroom, 1' bath, * Clothes Washer.Dryer * Recreational Building , -- 41-Houses __________ STORING IT MAKES WASTE-SELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 322 7611 or 1)1 999) 2 Bedrooms, adults preferred, $30 Week Unfurnlshed 373 * Range.Refrigerator Noon The Day Before PublicatIon -, - 41-Houses fly Owncr- Large lot, fliCC Pr I 1ONA New Duple. Furn or bedroom, low down on contract to _________________ unfurn Draix's. Water. Lawn _________________________ buy 3'i3 1931 Care 31) 1676 or aM 6)16 ____________________________ 32 -Houses Unfurnished - - _________________________ 41-Houses Unturnished * :(3 lamely oo. 1 bedroom, carport Children okay Villas ci IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND _____________________________ FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, _______________________ _______________________ _______________________ FLORIDA -- 'I. -CIVIL ACTION P40. - 18-Help Wanted 4 Personals In re the Marriage uf: __________________________ _________________________ . _______ PRESTON H NEAL, Husband _______ _ heavy kits to carry. NO p' and ARE YOU TROUBL ED? Call Toll delivering, NO hosteSS giftS to buy EvELYN S NEAL. Wife Free, 641 2027 for "We Care"& carry, NO investment JuSt fun NOTICE OF ACTION "Holline" AduUs or Teens. and new friends in Sarah ___________________________ THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Coventry. Also management FACED WITH A DRINKING EVELYN S NEAL openings, commensurate with PROBLEM Residence Unknown __________________________________ - experIence & ability. 3210031. ___________________________ PerhapsAfcoholicAnonymovs YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Can Help Wanted' Clerk Typist. must be good fl HARRCON CORP.. a Florida corrb*on, Cl Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION TO' HAPPCON CORP. a Florida CLASSIFIED DEPT. WriteP 0. Box 1213 _____________________________ Real Estate - ________________ ______________________ ___________________________ 831.9993 322-2611 ________________________________ SATURDAY 9.Noon 31A-jpIexes ________________________ QrlQndo - Winter PQrk Seminole register said name With the Clerk of Court on the 13th day of May, AD. the Circuit Court. Seminole County. list of junk equipment vill be fur- The next Regular Meeting of the AD. 1975 at the Seminole County the Circuit Court. Seminole County, 1973, in that certaIn case entitled. In Florida in accordance with the fished Seminole County Commission will Animal Control located at the Forturtherinformatlo phonejfl. beat9:30 AM. on Tuesday, June 24, Florida in accordance with the Re The Marriage of Howard King, p-ovisiont ,, the Fictitious Name Agricultural& Road Department on provisla Of the Fictitious Name Husbandand lreneking, Wife which 1973 Statutes. To Wit Section 665.09 6473. Hiahwa- 1797, South of Sanford, Publiih June 16, 73, 193 Sidney L Vihlen. Jr. Seminole Counly, Florida wtere the Florid. Statutes 1957. delivered to me as Sheriff of S RJtQUCI DeRoo ___ Publish June 16. 1975 claim in the sum of S121.S3 for fees Publith May 76, June 2. 9, 16. 1973 have levied upon the following OtO I DEN 165 NAME STATUE ____________________ described property owned by __________________________ ________________________ _____________________________ TO WHOM IT MAY COICERN FICTITIOUS NAME thereof. Howard King. said property being Notice is hereby given that we are John E Polk NOTICE IS HEREBY lIVEN that FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE located in Seminole County, Florida, undersigned, pursunt to the engaged in business at 1121 Stale Sheriff of Seminole C3unty Notice is hereby given that we are 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF more partIcularly described as "Fictitioijs Name Statut" Chapter Street. Sanford Plaza, Sanford, PubIith Juno 16, 1973 engaged in business at 7397, French FLORIDA, IN AND FOR follows: Florida under the fictitious name of NO. 7S965CA0P.A AdditiontoAetamonteinacco,dance CAREFREE FLORISTS & OAR GENERAL JURISDICTION with the plat thereof as recorded Plat Book 3. Page 39, of the Public DEN CENTER. and that we intend DIVISION ONEIDA F EOE PAL SAVINGS Records of Seminole County. to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Florida, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Addstional information available County, Florida in accordance with Planttf, from thp Civil Divi'o. of the the provisions of the FictitiOus Name Statutes. To Wit: Section ROBERT L. BREWER. JR. and Seminole County Meritf's Depart 64509 Florida Statutes 1937. ment OPENE BREWER, his wife, 5: Arlis 0 McAllister Defendants and the undersigned as Sheriff of Betty I McAlliSter Seminole County. Florida, will at Publith Ji'ne NOTICE OF ACTION 7. 9. 16, 23. 1973 1100A.M. on the lit day of Ju y __________________ _____ 3OApartmentsUnfurnished I CLASSIFIED ADS LEGAL NOTIES PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF SALE The Seminole Counp Board of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Nolice hereby given that em To Whom It May Concern: ________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME 2331 0. County Commissionert desires to NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that In bnc You are hereby notified that i will Notice s hereby given that I am NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Winter Wood Blvd San Jose Center. sell Obsolete pieces of Heavy the Regular Meeting of the Board of otter for sale and sell at public sale enqed en bul,riCU at 1607 A. N that by virtue of that certain Writ of Winter Park, Seminole County, Equipment as junk Thftem%tO be County Commissioners of Seminole to the highest bidder for cath tne Hwy ' 92. Mailland, Seminole ExecutIon Issued out of and under Florida under the fictitious sold can be inSpIJ .t the County, Florida, scheduled for following described liveStock, to County, Florida under the f,CtitiOt the seal of the Circuit Court of Department of Public Wks. 4)305. TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1975, haS been wit: one fluckskn Stallion. IS'.', tO 16 ROAD RUN NER MESSNG ER name of ARTcRFT FURNITURE OrangeCounty, Florida.upona final SERVICE, and that I intend to Orlando Drive. Sanfod, Florida CANCELLED by motion of the hands high and 1300 to 1500 pounds. -- __________________________ ______________________ All Breed Dog Training Academy AirConditioner,21,000BTU Watnutdinlngtable 377 7957 Freetogoodhome 5 Ki?ten 322 0345 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Statutes, NO INTEREST NORED TAPE * * * NATIONAL AUTO SALES 76005 FRENCH, SANFORD . ________________________ -' Ufl ' FROM on o.ean. pootside. fully equipped, $150 week 671 3691. 35 1 1505W, 25th St. NEW SMYRPIA COTTAGE Large clean 2 bedroom, fully fur nished. ocean 300 ft 'deal site for bargain vacation Also 1 bedroom, beach pool, luxury condo-- has everything Rent by week or month 641 0307 , SANFORD , buys this 3 bedroom. I, bath Fenced, and cross fenced, fishing home pond, 2 bedroom furnished mobile home with 17'i30' screened pitio SUNLAND- 3 bedroom, fenced and room addition 2 Utility sheds yard, neat & clean, owner landscaped Only 170.000 motivated ___________ ____________ 3222090 ) Stemper Realty Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 499) 1919 S French 3727371.377 1496,322 1961 ' ________________________ garage, carpets, stove and refrigerator, $160 223 Mo $31 CLIFF JORDAPI,PEALTOR Kennels Thanks to ,c'u o. r Cuito.ner 32.7 5752 ___________________ -- 52-Appiiances -- --- - ----------------- - - PartS. Peg Peat Estate Broker 2StPsSt 372.6455 no ________ _____ Cash . 66-Horses KEPIMORE WASHER, service.utedmachines MOONEYAPPLIANCES373 0697 TAFFER REALTY ZONED COMMERCIAL On Hwy 115 (Celery Ave. near Mellonvitlel, 100' frontage with a? bedroom frame house. 13.500 down Seller will hold mortgage engine, needs some repair. 5100 327 05.41 - For Your Junk C,srs 37) 91)6 - Well trained Pony, and lick, neck rein. 575 or beSt Richard Cruger, 372014.4 __________ 53.-TV.Radio-Stereo ----------_______________ ___________ 42-?blle Homes -- _______ -- _____ 67-tJvestock- Poultry _____________________________ DeHart's RadIo Carry In Service. Radios, Tape Recorders, Record 1973 Volkswagen Beetle. automatic stick, AM radio. I track stereo, low mileage, extra clean, 12.395 Call Don Pope at 373 1631 Dealer 0th'?, - -- ________________ ________ - lC7OVWgood Condition ' I MOVING DOESN'T Complex For First Month's Rent Only said Hwy. 17.fl Sanford _______________________________________ Book (Sealt ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR a SIOPI;AMENDIPIG SCTIOU19fa) tOregiS!erlffiIedtserew,tfsp.,,rsuanf OF ORDINANCE "40. 7)11 TO t the provisions of Section 06309 of PROvIDE FOR TPsE PMYMENT Florida Statutes TO THE COUNTY CF THREE PER Publih June 9, 14. 73. 30. 11S - f 11.45 . & A'JRKE, P A Attorneys for the Plaintiff Pott Office Box 797 NOTICE OF ACTION Florida Statutes 193) thai theund4irsigned intersth toenage in TO CHEROKEE UTILI TIES. INC the butine'tj of Furnilure Sale's at P 0 Box $4?, Defray Beach, florida 33444 Altamonte Springs, Florida Dated thi5 17th dy of June. 1975 0E091 United States corporat.on, 'otnerly Post Office Box 100 By' 6 Wellington Smith A5itt&if Secretary mbnoIe County, hasare bn PublIsh' Jun. 16, 73. 30. Julyi. 1973 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. filed against youFlorida and you OEO 103 Deputy Clerk I, Pharr Abner, of CIVIL ACTION NO. 744l .09 0 TURNISULL. ABNER FREEDOM FEDERAL SAIINGS AND 0, 1973 th(lP,ir H. Beck*ith, Jr. CIr,, Of time Circuit COWl 13,- Jilian Jenkins CATV OPERATIONS IN THE OFFICE APPLtCATION SAVINGS AND CREASES ltd RATES AND System,theDaytona IleachFederal ',sa.cs. '4. Cleveland, Jr., of (HARGES FOR CATV OPERA TIONt WITHOUT PRIOR AP :LEvELAND & MIZE PD Drawer Z Sanford, toreda 377fl PbIish May 26, June?, 9. 16. 1915 DEN l5 Savin;s and Loan Association, Oaytona8each,FIork$a,psasfilecan GRAYCE P. McFAflLAfI his wife. ALTAMONTESPRIIGS. FLORIDA Defecants NoticeofpublicHearing ___________ ____________________________________________ , _____ ______ _____ I ;ii ,. - JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR in Plaintiffs, v's LOUIS A MORRIS and JEAN - IS, .1'- _________________________________________________ Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Plaintiffs' attorney. whose address CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, is Carlton, Fi,lds, Ward, Em FLORIDA mfinui,'I. Smith & Cultler, PA, Suite PROBATE DIVISION - S -. LAOPATCBY ter'' :, Pe: 1 pfep'e' tr'tr'r a " onorbeforejune73td,)975,andfile Estate of NOTICE OF SALE the original with the' Clerk of thi5 LAURA ( LEE NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN Court ethe, before service on Deceased Loan Bank Board for permission tO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY LIVEN By 'orec$osurecjote'tt June ER AN APPROPRIATE PUBLIC est,bllshabqanct' office il,or In the tO. 1915. and thereafter, otherwit, a default will BY CLERK the Board of Zoning Appeals of the entered in Case No 73331 CA 04 A of he entered ag&ns? you for the relief ALL PERSONS HAVING mmedia'e vicinity of Orlando Drive PROcFOlNç, WHICH AFFORDS NOTICE IS HEREBY IVEN r:IAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST City of Altain'iontt' Springs. Florida, th: Circuit Court of thu Eighteenth dem,aridr'ci in the Complain' or DUE PROCESS. PROVIDING FOR and Florida Street, Sanford, pursuant to a Fin,al Judgrtent of that laid Board will hold a public JudicialCircuit in and lAID ESTATE: _______ for Seminole Petition Thepcoperty,fhr,jlfl LI B F PAL Co Pd ST RU CT ION; Florida The •polIcation has bn Foreclosure dated the 10th day of hearing to Consider the question Yu and each of yog are hereby of County, Florida, wherein WALDEN PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITy dilivered to the Office of the personal, which June. 1973, and entered is the subject of the notified and requlr it Civil granting a varldnce from Section L. OWEN, SR and LUCILE S above to file any Supervisory Agent of time said Board, Action No. 7,41) CA AND PROVIDING FOR AN EF 096. of the 6 "P 1AA"H of Ordinance No. 770 7) mentIoned OWEN. hiS wife are Plaintiffs and are made a partyaction in which you Claims md demands which you, or FECTIVE DATE located Ct the Federal Home Loan Circuit Court Of the EigIntly to allow defendant IS ) either Of you, may have a rear yard of Sixteen feet LOUIS A. MORRIS and JEAN agalrst said A copy Of laid Ordinance s4Il be Bank of Atlanta, follows Peachtree Judicial Circuit of Florida, mInd for for Lot 9, Block 0, Charter Oaks NET T E E. estaleintpieofficeof theClerkof time availabtea: tPeoffIceof tPte5oard of Mow i Street, P4 V, Atlanta, GeorgIa Any SemirtoleCounty, wheveinth, above his wife TheE ',Of the W '*01 the NW ', Unit 7, (110 Meiner fllvd) of Circuit Court of rtse E ighleertth County fomrn,tsioners, Seminole are Defendants, i will sell to the SW ' of Section 77, TOwnSh.p 11 person ma, file communications. named Etaintiff 'grid the above iudiit Cruit, Seminole County. TIIE PUBLIC HEAPING will be the highest and best bidder South, Range' 30 East, less right of Florida, Probate Division, in the Florida, for all pe-rsn desiring to or in protect of said thereto, that I will sell to the examine same Springs. Florida. on Mondmy, June of the SemInole County Courthouse, said property situated, lying ars application at the aforesaid and best bidder for cash at Utiighst WeSt Within fogr calendar months from t975. at 5 30 p M.. or as soon Sanford. Florida, at Il 00 a rim Alt ,.IrIII in interest and citizens office of the Supervisory Agent Frenf Door of the County Coudlm,otjse 30. on beino in Seminole County, Ffor,dj, the lime of the firjt publication of thereafter as po%sib!e, at which shall lse'.e an oppoltunity 10 be within time th ?Sih day of June. 197$, the topether with the tenements, this notice Each claim cit demand It. days (or within 30 days If in Sanford, Seminole Cunty, interested karties and citizens for followIng described real estate Beard at laid hearing advice Is fIled within thefiest 10 days Florida at 1) - CO AM., on the U day P*redi'ament, and appurtenances must be in writing and filed In and against the requested variance located, Situated and being in thereto By order Of the Board of County stating that more time Is needed to July. 1973.. the following derIbed will be heard and final belonging, the rents, ISsues acf ion t*kn. Semlnot. County, Floi'ida, to wit: and duplicate led State the place of ConimIsioimte's, Seminole County. of Its theregf, all furnish addItIonal information) pr09"ty: THIS NOTICE is to be P,'blished perWnal residence and p'nt off cc address Cl 104 71, Block A, WOODMERE property used a uSefgl in con the claimant and must he sworn to Eoaro of County 31 In Block 3. Saniando the tburb 04 any communication descrIbed above and by posting in the Flat thereof as recorded in PIat more Particularly described in the tC.trte'y, or the same shall tie void SemInole County, Florida communications in favor or , cording to the Plat thertof as Attamonte Springs, Florida, at leI Se'mi,,ote fnty, Florida Sidney By S I Vihlen. Jr. appended as Exhibits to the Corn CCOfded in Flat BoOk 3. orolest IP'.ereof are available for e 67, fifteen days prior to the time of said property being the s.me 11th day of June, 1913 Chairm,.n as set plaint on file In the inspection by any person at the Public Recorosol Seminole Cygnty, public above captioned hearing, Bessie I. Miller EDMUNDT. WOOLFOLK, forth in Pm. Final Judgment of action afaresaIlotfi:eof the Supervisory Florida. OATEDTHISItNDAYOF JUNE, foreclosure Ai ExecutrIx ESUIRE Agent OSted this 17th day of June 1915 WITNESSmyhan.,th,sealof 1975 A D of said ettate Freeman & Wooifolk seirs Program, tlagti Ht ai,Pittsi,,tg' • - Womsn'. copIes PD Box Si! AIVarToofe Sprirtti, F:o.',da 33101 Samnote County Utility C.jttitj, June 9. 18. 73. 30, 1975 DEO6O Dayton. Beich Federal Savings And Loan As,Oietl0, Dayton. Beach, Eloricta Publish: 1am, DEO97 )97$ (Court Seal) (OFFICIAL "(AL I Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of C1rCit Court Poxarine' Hasty, - By: Elaine RiChard. PublIsh: Juni 14. 1975 Secretary Board of Publish, June 16, 1975 DEO 101 ' t)EO.IoO REDUCED FOP QUICK SALEDesirable home In lovely neigh borpiood Fxtra large corner lot, 3 FIa rm Will pay closingcott 323 SIll -- - _________________________ DATEDthi l)thdayof June, 1,75, tt.is COurt on 32nd day of May, I5 (Seat) (SeMI Arthur 14 flckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly' Elaine RiChard. Publish' June l. 197S DEC93 Arthur H Beckwilh. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By - Lillian T Jenkins ---I' ________________________________ , .: . --------------- 43--'.,ot-Acreage ,_ I - - - ___________________________________________________________ _____ MOBILE HOME PARK IMI Rent P'rom $55 Best lot selection '-, _____ _____ ''MA iNst I C••'. ' Pest Control AR T PC OWN P(5T 2 P.t' flr ) ('m,;red T 'vP[ I, fl '' .'.': Cl Ii tC, '. i. I Izivestigators I 17?) .S tIJI.2' - Peg Real Estate Broker Pet Care __________________________ _______________________________ PET REST INtl Itrirdng A Gr,r'i'ng Ph 372 1057 AND ci Aui t,', All types 10151 .i(erace cleared v5'e - Terry Realty, RE AL TOP 67) ''I1 ______________________________ __________ _________ I All - . _______________________ SPECIAL Permanent Wave. 110 1$TIRSON 14N0 CLEARING t.s for "olen Bernice's Beaut, Pllloing Excavating, Ditch '4 --.1 ______ _______ _______________________ 9dqO&vi&k HOMES OF DISTINCTION CailBart Rea' £s.ie - •- - ______________________________ P K SEAP.541 _________________________ _______________________ __________________ condition, With 7 aartment on adjacent lot. Units rented. 533.900 for all 631 5991 ________________________ _________________________ - ___________________________ IOniC. Johns Rivt'i ,5?('a marina, fish camp or acreage ________________________________________________ Buying within 60 dayS Wm Koshiol, 703 Ocean Drive, Taverner, Fbi - 3)070 St f..- - Come _...., ntran ap, bat. and you'll private conies, seewby we say convenience Is tt key to Ridewood Arms ,i ) Sanford, Fla. lh- P t, Utility RildIng, n i .,tt'ring your Ian W,' ni\taii Si inkIef ,',.'-flr' ¶tqft''. ,i' thC ?T1fl'iI rpasc'r',,sbie rates in te arca tee eStimete S . ., BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVECCENT. -. AN REPAIRS 32? 1330 __________________________ Peai%vred with the state as Class A Centracttir Hornet Additi or 096 $111 eves s; COVE State1td,427Z,3 mIles east 11-92, of __________ 7) 191% Orlando 1305) 8342299, U 11 ____________ IIiPPLIANCES s-sw 323.2640 r " - _____ '''I ____ , 1'II .,,r in ' ' ' Well Drilling _____________________________________ WELL S DRtLED PUMPS ISilI'slawnSerwice Mowino.Edging freEstimates AlItypetindsiles ___ SUPPLY CO In fbi' lti'?IIIj .,. ',l'i',-t-ed acts Cit tl,mch DCii wb'tc ,liiJ ',-,,J ,ii ,;,'r Paht & 107W 7ndSt __________________- Body Work _________________________ '.-.lredt.. it 7361306 after 8 Peck *. Carpentry. Remodeling. Additions, Cu3tom Work Licensed Bonded Free ritiniate '17') 40)0 U!i.!i ilL (1 ' _________________________ dependent Service $7 and up 377 I -. . ________________________ Need your o'ast -.ul' Prompt an I i A.,tt op OrIauo 214 125 Southern lawn Service 3779597, fl)6050 ________________________ _________________________ ALL WITH 211 W.25 Lawn Care for and •zttto.achapart. hdroomn _________ ____________________________ Lghl Expert roof repairs, fiat roofs cr shingles Alt wrh qt,'.Iranti'e I ppç.p N ROJl t,., 327 81CI _____________________________ 3236050 NOW L1ING '.. __________________________ Home Improvements or Conventional Mortgages Attorney for Executrix . Cijttor'm 'p ti,Ilernq rng 37? f877 ,tftrr S 3?) 0707 Builc-ng, roofing and concrete •Paved streets •Sewers •Sidewalks 10 Year Mortgages -Spct down __________________________________ , , "I ' .', ii Allen Wrenn _ . it,'' Land Maintenance method Nomuss,00fu',j, 000dc'r Use same ciay All work guaranteed Phone Ui estimate 339 76)9 or $306390 If your roof the birds di'play . Pressbre Cleaning_ I Call the Bird- SANFOROJ ari*ioea,ing, fill dirt, clay, rock L _____________________________ All hinds oh Jigging House trail A P. A IF .\N S sore .tcd mo.e'd 372 91i7 or Ill I iS pr.-','.1,r.' F 37) c.s ' ' And reive th Original Icauty of your rugs Cleaned in your own and inspect the Model Home's on H I - Bring New Life To Your Carpeting out Portraits.Aerial,.4clvertis.ng _______________________ ____________________________________ 1,2, & 3 Swnn Swann Woods 0Ff) 101 46-Commercial Property . _____________________________ is 1, Placjjock 17$ MIonolla Avenue - 4 BEDROOM,? bath. I i'nIi r)Qm, a ii the CiIrCS iI/.x ____________________ PJL - Land Clewing Beauty Care C Oi T siell available Please call night pump & sprinkler system Only REALTOR r iij In Sanford's ncwt and finest Adult'Famfly as'ailahle _____ - _________________________________ _________ ________________________ ________I. Central lIi-,it & Ar (I. --ing F,r tror i',!i'flati Li'l Cii'l Harris at SE.''S sanford 3', 177) ______________________________ IO''.tR'S BEAUTY SALON 7 BEDROOM. 2 bath, farrily '',cni, c '' ' -___________________________ ______ ___________________ ____________________________ Air Conditioning GREGI'RY MOFItLE rIOMES 3'03 C'rinuj Oriv Sart'd Li 5200 LAKE FRONT-3',Acres 1 Acre in RICHARD P SWANPI Publish' May 7, June 7. 9, 14, 1913 Pubbst June 14 DFPt 172 Sun root, air, excellent cOnditior 57,000 373 0661 or 37? 3111 r becek WE'VE FOUND IT- 3 bedroom modern home. large family rcorv. wall to wail carpet drapes, fully equipp kitchen, double carport; Oflij 119.000 excellent terms 3 BEDROOM. P, baths. far-ify room. 110,900 Defendants i - - "Buy Direct '-rom Boxcar" . s. - RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN allen July) " 3('O -, Acre Realty REALTOR, 3 Owner wIll elI or rent withopfien to buy 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, garage, iLl [ill . _________________________ SKILLED STUDY - - loch Arbor. lakefront.) BR. 7 bathS, den, heat air, garage 549.950 67A---fied cir _________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________________________________________ A to Zoo The complete ','r1 cn Sanford HERB's TV. 1700 S French Ave - 322 1731 plete set up I'll save you money School; I bedroom, den or S John's, boat dock, also 76' house bedroom, 7 bath. custom built boat. gYm buys 90.4 3830795 home, many extras, large shady lot Owner being transferred, 31)9 Come see lb.' late',' in lt.'ury family you Qualify! M UNSWOIITH REA'..TY Peg Real Estate Broker 603W 1st St. _________________________________ ________________________ ___________________________ security Interest in certain real and IPI THE CIRCUIT COURT, 16TH personal property situated WALDEN L OWEN, SR. and written defenses, if any. to it o IN COUNTY. AMENDING SECTION Notice is hereby given that. ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, LOAN ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF 30 (a) OF ORDINANCE NO. 73 1 pursuart to tIme provisions of PI)3ntiff, Publish: June 16, 1975 BY PEATING A NEW SUBSC 545.11 of the Rule's and Regulations OFO vi- . _________ ______ ____________ 4 __1hIAleA srI East Altamonte Drive, CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AWC FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. DANIELS WITNESS my hand and 111104 the NUAL GROSS SUBSCRIBER the undersigned .%SaiwelI Home Furnishings, In intends to register the fictitious trade ninie HeImly furnitur, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, 1 Pig.- '-'iS 327-lC'i on I', lots in city. Partially fur fIshed 32% 0139. payment, monthly payments less ' and for Seminole County, Florida FLORIDA. DATEDthia Slthdayof June 1975. CASE NO.: 7S567CA.09D (Seal) WILLIS hi. ANDERSON, et al, Arth'jr H Bekwith, Jr Plaintiffs, Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian Jenkins 1*00 VISTA, INC et al. Dputy Clerk Defendants VAN DEN BERG. GAY 7017 5. FRENCH (HWY 17 92) _____________________________ cen heat & air, carpeted, fenced, 323.U7O TO REGISTER One Air Conditioner at 2ubIiC saleto thehigisest and best bidderfor cash at thewest front door of the Seminote. County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, at 1% OOA.M on Ji,ne 23. AD 1975 WITP4(SSmy hand and Inc seal of' this courv en this 10th day of June. 1975 I Bedrm trailer l'x33' with living LONGWOOD PRICED TO SELL - Cleveland I, Mite, PC Drawer Z, Sanford. Florida, 37771, on or before the 30th day 04 June, A 0, 1973, ,fh,rwa%e defal$ will be entered * "Get 'Em While * S Park, Santord ________________________ Assume payments, central air and 323•9410 5: 3. page 67. Public Rnords Of Seminole County, Florida Dated this 17th d3y of Jine, 1975. (Court Seal) Arthur H. aeckwith, Clerk of Circuit Court By - Elaine RiChard. Deputy Clerk Publish- June 16. 1975 DEO 103 , seller mayconsiclerpaying closing costs You can't go wrong. Priced GENERAL CONTRACTOR - thaI a proceeding for dissolution of ARE PASSED BY THE i:ABLE Sworn to and Subscribed before marriagehasbeenfiledagainS, you, SYSTEM; DELETING SEC'ION IS me at Timb.rsp.an Steel Bldg. and the Shørt title is IN RE THE (b) (2) OF ORDINANCE f,O 73 II Longw'Ood, Florida, Seminole MARRIAGE OF BOOKER T IN ITS ENTIRETY; AMENDING County, Florida. this 30th day of WASHINOTOPI. HUsblnd,. and SECTION 21 OF ORDIN8NCE PlO May, 1975 MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, 73 14 BY CREATING A NEW Mario La Pamo Wife. and these presents command SUBSECTION (j) TO f'f4OVIDE Notary Public, ycN. to appear and file your Answer PROCEDURES FOR ADOPTION State of Florida Orotherdefenseor pleading with the OF MODIF ICATION OF THE at Large Clerk of tfse Circuit Court In and for PROVISIOPIS OF SE':' ION 76 31 My Commission SeminoleCounty,Ftorida andserve OF THE RULES AND Expires July IS, 1975 dining rm AC, central heat, many extras 17.600 373 6661 after Want to move into an impeccable JOHNNY WALKER ii '.t I 'i i. t'r&cieti'v,' .-. .' 'r, 'si' , t. r iii, 17) I _________-- -. )flv:j, _________ MAKE ROOM TO StORE YOi.e I I E MS. W I P4 1 ER - 5£ I "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH WANT AD Phone 323 261) or n 999) ,srid a trendly Ad Visor l'-eI vOi. s, _______________ Your Business...DII or _____________________________________________________________________ ______ [?List 322-2611 831-99931 ___________________________________________________________________ �______ LEISURE Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft. Monday, June 16, 197S-1111B ti, 67th Monday 6:10 (2) ) 2:00 TONIGHT'S TV Animals . 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (1) Today In Florida (8) Mery Griffin ( GlIUgans island (13) Orlando City (24) Woman Alive 2:30 (2.4) The Doctors k& - uiding Liglit - __ Council (6) Edge Of Night __ (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line Make A Deal (13) Boxing 8:00 (2, 1) Joe Garaglola's Rookies Special (35) Coping With (24) (9) N F3ozo s Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Religious Townhall (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue 9:30 M!iiude (35) Batman Religious eg ______ 45 Evergreen ACROSS trees i Saint John of 49 Literary form _____ , tO .'Ay Partner The Ghost (44) AAnvi, 930 (6) Rhoda (13) Honey West 10:00 (6) News Special (9) arIbe (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Nova (35) Felony Squad 10:30 (13) June Allyson (35) In The Public Eye 11:00 (2,6,4,9) News (24) Senior Scene (35) Big Valley A 1L ! .. 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I ---— IIIi II — transier from CBS to ABC, WALiNG AROUND: Julie Silverman got some good Harris, Tony-winning Broadratings on Wall Street, too, way actress, has been signed to ABC's stock went up live points costar with Glenn Ford in in the week following his "Holvak"on NBC next season. . switch, while CBS picked up "Woman Alive," which will be only three points in th e same a weekly series on Public period, after dropping one point Broadcasting Service next on the strength of strong season, has gone into rumors the dnv before th rvndiietinn it Ic rwM,,pM nn,l . trip ready to sell everything, house and store included, and move to the Canadian wilds. Maude surprises him by agreeing. She starts encouraging, even goes after buyers - and it works. Walter changes his mind, of course. 9IOABCS.W.A.T. "HuMan" 5'II1 A i. . i...,. . . 'pu 1111K W. .: . .j: MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee ABERDEEN A, AIRSHIRE BRAHMAN BROWN SWISS HEREFORD CHARBRAY HOLSTEIN GALLOWAY RED POLLS BRANGUS TOMORROW: Red and White Flag. ;1 .. ' ..•. :z ,r.i,i.,, ': '' uu :': JOR of-- iLatin. ab I 6 Shrubs or 23 Saint Totes& popper familit of-48 Man's 7 Obliterates 24 Greedf person nickname (pl) 6 Roman 25 Siouan Indian 49 Library Sourd 211 ,.q4kMJU*Irs goddess Of . . Benjamin's , ~,i~~ - ~ .- A - * . 4 -a:a-. - t -, ---: _:;;tI i~.- -It I -- 0 ' - - ''1 rIII HUMENN ago ~ ~ ~ ,,,Z; * , . - WuiiJ ' ,!l , _4z . . . ,'. •-: )ki.' .0%, I ~, .0 . . &~ S__ f "'i011111110,"' r~ M!'! - , . ., . . . . r% — . — ,, -. . - . - .. r . '. Jill .. ____ . — 41 142 1 44 I I 50 151 49 47 48 45 I 52 I -_ — —— Ii. . N, L ————— — — — — — — _____________ — — — . I- __ . , _,- _-, ,..... 16 I — — — I . - __ . 'I - - 4 W I ARRIVE AHVE jj COMMISSION • p C L Lon gvvood Patrols By DONNA ESTES I d. Family Day WELCOMEIII investigate availability of shor tl y after he left the ran ks of — I I- probe Friday and reportedly the National FBI Academy in - ____. - _ a I ~:f Gebhardt. u" courthouse sources This morning, courthouse this morning. observers said, the grand Jury M e a n w h I I e, J a I I closed Its door at 9:12 a.m for Administrator George what is Proudfoottodayconfjrmedha thatwillgothroughtomorrow the $4047729 In emergency and possibly longer. restoration of the lire-scorched Sources said State Attorney Jail, aarded in contracts Abbott Herring's chief In. Saturday to Florida Casualty . __ .1 --- __ — . - . I. '1T"!_ '.. _ ... __________ _______________ I ' - ____ I.. 1 . • : 1 1 it I n.—=- _ .._ _._ ,' '-- ._-.. i" -4 ____________________ 1 ____ Z .F ~ 10 . - ~ A - - __ . T '. -. -- - - . . ____ am :1I i'' f meet ng, according to tape - _....,j i _ ____ Xvi -_ Sheriff John Polk had requested recordings of the meeting In the I in April that the County public records at the courCommission fund at the tail. th ouse. the he 1frc reniti for i.. Last week when Herald a budget for a budget overreporters listened to tape expenditure for the repairs was recordings and vi ewed minutes termed 'irresponsibil ity," of the Board of County CornIn an April 25 memo to I missloners meetings in which coutIry Commlloner., Polk the Jail repairs requested by termed th e repair work Polk were discussed, cow- "essential to e security and floridaCasualty Repair S'l today con tinued cleanup and restoration Seminole County thouse employes said FulenJail interiordamaged in fire last week that killed 11 men. (Herald Staff Photo by Bob Lloyd) wider had already listened to (Continued On Page 2-Al .L..I. Sanford Plan Ci"tes Stron Econo dicated earlier he will be Kipp, liofteter and Vargo are force was a conflict of Interest work by City Manager Warren in the economic structure of The report projects a allowed to stand, presented for adoption In submitting applications for r esiden ts of Longwood. Hamm, with Schreiner's council "Pete" Knowles and th e city's Sanford, pred i cting that bet. po pulation of 51,000 for Sanf ord "The plan should cha nge wi th Seminole County under ei ther these funds, the stepfather of Councilman position. Th e charge Hamm professional staff. ween the years 1970 and 2000, by 2000 plotting a steady the growth of the community," the Seminole County Planning How long it ta kes the City basic Jobs will rise from 3,130 to increase from 17,383 in 1970 th Last week Councilman Don Schreiner, becisme active made agai ns t the youth was e report reads. The summary Act or the rece ntly enacted Gerar d Coru'ieII ask ed Keller to In Longwood's p&Ice r eserve dismissed in city cour t. Commission to adopt the plan 4,120. Manufacturing jobs will with 28,000 residents in 1980, of the plans concludes wi th the "Little Elms" plannin ct ga . - 'I. ..-.-.-- - ,' - Hug Not Surprised ! C. ii I 14 .1 1; '4 By Resignation Bid I of vacationing Mayor Bill Grier, Hug instructed receptionists to Inform telephone callers he was on the telephone. He was not suprised by Duerr's request, backed by Councillen Sal Orlando and Charles Glascock last night, but had been expecting it for months, Hug toid colleagues, lie was keeping his own counsel today on whether he will bow to the Council's request to resign or will tight it out with the full-blown public hearing permitted by city law, Formerly the city manager of Newburgh, N. Y., Hug has been with the city little more than a year, hired for the post after the city some weeks after the City Council refused to grant him a pay raise and a contract. The parting, however, in that instance was amicable. Although City Councilmen were tight lipped today on the reasons for their action against hug, it was well known that the members have had various minor disputes with the man almost from the moment he began working fee the city. Duerr said last night Hug was not performing "effectively, efficiently or adequately." hug also was not given a contract by the city, although iContinued on Page 2-A I -. - .- _______ - ________________ Lu __ 1111 FA~ J. ' -.. . -_ .. , ,. - ' . '\ LA__'-_. '- . . fT7T ' j 1- - " -. ' " ' i 1I , -. \' , '- - - ' ' II.. I: . - AI I X. '4 -. "" , I ( . f. F . I; I . ; - . '- .__ l' .: , . 61' I #i` IV,,---.- "1_;~;W=_i1 CASSELBERRY— City resignation of the city's first Manager harry Hug, asked by manager, Ron Bergman 17 Cou ncil Chairman Edith Duerr months ago. last night to resign his $20,000 Bergman went on to the annually salaried office, manager's s pot for the San refused telephone calls today. Eernadmo Council of Goer Walking about City Hall this ne mtnst in Ca lifornia where he morning after a 10-minute Is still serving, He Is a native of conference wi th Duerr, serving Ca li fornia. , . -.----.-. - '—w----_ -. It I, : federal money for "innovative the Winter Springs police force programs." ear ly this year. lie also was LONG WOOD Public Safety Keller said five of the 15- formerly a police officer wi th Director Doug Keller's plan to mem be r reserve force are the Casselberry department. By GLENN McCASLANI) will de pe nd on how fast the top the list wi th 1,300 different 40,000 by 1990 and so forth, sentence that the report should beef up po lice patrol protection certified and f ul ly qualified. When Keller brought up his Herald Staff W ri ter city's Pla nni ng and Zoning Jo bs available w hile reta il trade To ta l num be r of employes "be used by the city In the wi thin the city by using fully. These men will ride with Idea last week, Schreiner Commission (P&Z) takes to positions is expect ed to number will also increase from 6,453 in decision-making process." qualified and certified reserve regular officers for 2t) hours placed in the record a Within 25 years, Sanford %ill review the finalized work and 625 and general services some IWO to 9,8M by 21000. Population "This is a written set of city officers w as approv ed by the monthly for an expense sta tement that he had noth ing have 4,120 basic forms of em- return with recommendations 550 positions. figur es are based on the total goals, poli ci es and methods to City Council last ni ght , allowance of $20 mon thly, he to do with Keller's idea. ployment with 9,888 employes to the five commissioners, The report shows that in 1970, number of employes, according implement the goals and Ke ller prefaced his reques t said. Schreiner asked Ke ller to agree and a population of 51,000 Knowles said policies of the city," th e there were 867 basic to the planning charts, for Council approval wi th a Ke ller add ed they will be with his statement, which residents, Th e plan also pr oj ects ry concludes. an summa Th e zoners receiv ed co pies of manufacturing Jobs In Sanford report that no f ederal money Is expected to purchase their own Ke ller did. on ( ti th e area So declares a 50-page Cornthe plan at the same time that and 653 in agriculture-related urban popula available for regular regular bl ue uniforms and wi ll Hamm became a conKnowles expects a brood e city prehensive Development Pl an the City Commission was work. By 2000 the plan refelctsa outside Sanford of 91,000 by range of questions patrolmen. ha ve all the powers of regular trorersial figure in th (rein both 2000 wi th st eady growth He said funding Es available officers, early this year when dressed as presented last wee k for study handed the completed book- drop in a gri cult ure work to 425 46,000 in 1940 and 78,000 by 1990. the Commi ssion and P&Z under the Law Enforcement The five men se lected are a re gular officer he arrested by Sanford City Commission. form study that covers all basic positions, putt fo Th e plan provides a 20-year be re any acti on I,, taken to The plan is expected to be phases of city gr owth, along farm field as the second lowest Administrative Act (LEAA) for Terry Kipp, formerly captain of and charged a you th wi th g guide for development In adopt the study. taken up for adoption by the wi th guidelines to he lp with the in basic jobs, despite a lon special ti es such as detective the reserves; Joseph hlofteter, speeding. The Sanford plan is the first development of the growth. history of f ar ming as a key Sa nford and carries the conand juvenile squads and Charles Vaigo, Ed Davis and Ex-Councilman Bill Klosky Comm ission wit hi n th e next stant w ning ar th at th la e p n municipal development insisted Hamm's being on the days and completes a year's equipment, however. He In- Dick Fiamm. The plazi charts a steady rise industry for Sanford. sho ul d not be adopted and program to be drafted and Nitet $135______ Z th Herald Staff Writer ' Every Tuesday 1 i ; - Finest" A - !~ ;U MW ~~ Reserves To Beef 1; '.l ---:-..---- - - --.- . 1~ ~1_ .. ~_;. --- I I __ , -_ . . -1 -T T 1: ;, 4 vestigator, Jack R. Fulenwider, Repair Service of Orlando, and tii,.~ 4yo , entered the grand jury room Poll Brothers Inc., of Oviedo, this morning carrying a large includes _-,_ repair and .iF floor plan of the second-floor replacement of various focid Jail facility, tape recordings pus doors in cell blocks. agriculture business In Seminole County Is alive and well. Herold color photo by Bill Vincent) - ____ i - - acting sheriff while Sheriff The grAnd jury started the John Polk has been attending repa ,, ..,_•., 1 1 _,;- 1 . " I , .- - -7 i~ _! . ' 4_4 - . vw~ -. Safety is a family affair. COLEMA N'S BA R-8-0 -" ____ J.Ii tre to the grand Jurors today Chief Deputy Duane Harrell . _________________ t I .4 •'L, -j) ___ GOVERNOR'S F LO .-A.4 la;rn - ~ -*.. -W -~.I~ 4 .-, I* alov. -~~_ I I W_ __ L-A ~ im_ . — a 'flttgators relating ti th and a file folder apparently Proud foot appeared before containing a large number of County Commissioners In ! . documents, meetings April 29, May 13 and 4111iiIIIiiiiiii~ The sources said Fulenwjder June 3 seeking approval of AA is expected to be before the Polk's request for *1,140 in Jail A K I _ grand jury most of the day repair work that Included rFlnraii ---iuuv uw MUU a m wauuu ano nu wue, icLa, IJL,JIrUL presenting findings of Herring's small food pass doors. The display part of their colorful crop at their farm on West 46 near office related to the fatal Jail commission failed to act on the Sanford. The squash, potatoes, tomatoes and cucumbers which fire and circumstances funding request and in one __________ HARVEST — — — - ••_ =_ it,ti ti I 5tOfli t uf probing h mttresa Inc t( killed 10 inmates and a Jailer heard testimony from Assistant Quantico, Va., was also ex. .. Jiajiuli jlilj Jim Jim _ .If . i-, IA = - .I -: '1--,, I~wg ' the Seminole J ' ... JJ .ii a It " T Jj,-_!i_% ___ _~ - I 1-1 I- - % llr - . the tapes, made duplicate tapes and gathered documents from the public files. .. . -1 ok WATER, -- By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ontinues C r' 4~ I 1 V 1'L BrucE LE 4apui I Probe k ~—,-~, ;kj' fi". T-T . — i 10 - As - f r - — — , . ~ 6 A. ;1i __!_1 l Have The . ~=~9;~_i, ANM.X_ - ~ -- -a -~.7&21 -- -L.-- - tzL - .. y, - . - uvujvui. .. _-_ I PJF _ problems really begin. il~ - ____ I .._ V_ - .~'~ . --!! r W_ £ A CITY ON A HILL. By LEAGUE BASEBALL It starts SUNSHINE STATE_ CBS ON THE ROAD wmi 'd O•41t1'lS4 04 George V. Higgins. Knopf. 2i6 with "The Baseball World of CHARLES KURALT This is the n._.___ . -. .. -. rugca. ai.. Joe (iaraglola," thenfol follows best of Interesting, often ows In In his three previous novels, with a nationally televised revealing, photo stories by She V. Higgins relied heavi- game. Cha rles Kuralt, network news ly on dialogue to carry the 8.9 ABC THE ROOKIES correspondent who has spent weight of his story and In 'The "Judgment" RERUN A sister the last eight years traveli ng I Friends of Eddie Coyle," ,,The and brother team, played by the country looking for the off. Life? Digger's Game" and "Cogan's Elliott Street and Stefanie beat things such as vo-vo By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Trade" this stylistic technique Powers, try to assassinate the contests, Ice-cutting forays, or largely was successful. DEAR DR. LAMB - My Judge who sent their father to the man who re-created his husband, at age 47, died from a But In his latest novel, "A jail. Failing that, they go after home town, and a farmer who City on a Hill," there is so little Terry. myocardial infarction when we built an ocean-going craft narration and so much dialogue were visiting out of town 9-9:30 CBS MAUDE RERUN without ever having seen the that once the plot thread finally Funny show overnight. He was a heavy as Maude uses ocean. is disccvered -and this takes a smoker. He seemed to feel fine all day, bit of reading it becomes — was feeling amorous at bed. extremely difficult to follow, • time, then 'went back down. especia lly ' was awakened by moans, went people uttering such sentences (J K(J i.. stairs and was coughing downstairs and found him lying as: "Do what" she said,' Vaguely I heard vomiting, ixit BERNICE BEDE OSOL went immediately back to on the sofa with fists clenched Louise said. I said: 'Nothing tight against his throat arid sleep. About two hours later ..." And it's no help at all when ___ c hest. I co uldn't arouse him, SO he f urther complicates matter, '.c. iassti For Tuesday, June 17, 1975 turned on the table lamp. He by bringing in the conwas perspiring heavily. I ran versatlons of people who, In one for a towel and Just then his case, are standing at a bar near ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll d something thoughtful "BLUE breathing ceased, Take one step to compromise for is friend today and feel it the main characters and who, Feeling no pulse or i heartbeat th those you have dealings wasn't fully appreciated. Later, WHITE DEATH" while not essential to the plot, w *10. SNOW TIME I ran upstalra and awakened have their utterances quoted at with today and you'll find you'll be repaid twofold. MATINEE 7:31 73S $S my brother and wife. It was a length. they'll take two steps in return. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 half hour wait for the amTAURUS (April 20-May 20) In any business Involvements Unlike his three previous bulance to drive the 20 miles novels which drew their vitality The profit or return you're you have today don't Jump at SUMMER SCHOOL over country roads. from their underworld settings, looking for today for your ef- the first price offered. It's My husband was on higgins's new book breaks with forts may he slow in oming. profitable to haggle a bit. STUDENT medication for high blood the Boston crime scene com• Keep plugging. ______ 4:45 TEACHERS ________________ pressure and was dissatisfied Dletelv and instead ernt'ri GEMINI (May 21-June 20 YOUR BIRTHDAY it. Others today will be very with his Job. His weight was self June 17, 1975 normal. litical world, largely as seen favorably impressed by the F; ' My thoughts during th)se through the eyes and mouth way you handle yourself in There are some quite ii. crucial moments were that he unexpected fun things in store of Hank Cavanaugh. Cay- several delicate situations, rnq CANCER (June 21-July 22) f or you this year. You'll form Green Hornet had pneumonia (PlC had had it anaugh, a one-time newsMid N,çht beforej From the labored sound The means will be available for two new, lasting friendships. Every popn.n who picked up a law PLUS of his breatt'ing, the earlier degree and then stumbled into those small creative changes to One of these rlCrsnnm you'll Fri. .Sat, Sun. ._. -- - ,IIPM ( ' I ma an f'I%H(IIIIII., .'.nd •I,,, I....,.. I_ ..t_.__. u,,u ii, -_ LIII.). politics, is a tr oubleshooter for urigritn nungs up a on around "'' sweating. hOUSe. a Massachusetts Congressman. 1 11CL1P HERE Ijust read an article, "Could am lEO (July 23-Aug. 22) lar gcly consistaof I PRIZESJ 8URpRI8l , I You Save Your husband's frenzied life he leads as he Attending a gathering this Th e Sout 's GA1.Sl I Life" In a woman's magazine. scurries about Washington, afternoon Take extra pains to I * I. I suppe I'll always wonder III New York, Boston and Chicago 100k your best. You'll want S * * a a a could have. It's my wish that trying to carry out his I * * • *$ * a $ boss or. someone there to notice you. * • 101 w a * * * I * $ more people learn the symp. ders * 1A $ * $* VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) 111 •* a * * 11 * S $* a - * tomsanc what to do, and where Some of the scenes, such as Your material prospec ts I , * * . * to get training Please keep Cavanaugh s meetings with his especially good today. For I • * * * $ * : 41, * * • urging readers to ha%e disgruntled wife and with a sonic unusual reason you may $ '0 411 4 * '0 checkups and their blood friend who has dropped out of riot be bully aware of it. He alert * 4 * * rt° . '0 VL * * " a Is pressure checked regularly. the political rat race and taken for hidden opportunity. a I in This article claimed that one up drinking inswad,are p. I.iHItA (Sept. 'p1 is & * i nmn died 10 minutes after his Iyetched, but ta ken as a whole You're at your best today where a * tti.pu. CHOICE OF lpjrl Iifl'( w ile uiu unsuccessfully to 'A City on a Hill" Just Fails to your creativity Is challenged, j11 III a a reach his doctor, What would sustain interest. Put your imagination to i Ewning ALL FOR * S JU advise in this situation" jr,ofittik use. Phil Thoinas a * DEAR IIEA[)EIt - I know it SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. flt AP Books Editor a * must have been a terrible shock The next co uple days you'll * * I. to you. Your husband had twoc'f Compiled by Publishers make real pr ogress If you keep * * , oh.. ,.IL sacua e....a...,., .,, , . . iis uuaii weuuy: what you're oing to yourseil. ' I "a th..cre• I that increase the likelihood of Fiction There will be time to talk later. * having a heart attack, cigarette "centennial," Michener ,1 * 'IAN? SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ZDec. a' 1111, LUANA BREAKFAST SPECIALS smoking and high blood "The Mois'yehangera," Hail. 21) You're very good today at n POPCORN a\ JUNGLE C pres.-cure.hlernayalsohave had ey e picking up partial ideas from /t ,) ft FROM 971 GODDESS a ** high cholesterol, It is tin001-s . "The Seven-Per-Cent Solu- others and tailo'tng them into (RATED G) it portant for people to realize titm," edited by Meyer Being Served Monday-Sun, something useful for yourself. * m that heart attacks occur In men 6 am-li am, Th " e Dreadful Lemon Sky," CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. PLUS wi th high risk factors In early MacDonisid 19) Focus your attenton . ,ee1a Of Fun,1, life. It is not a disease of old CARRY OUT ORDERS ** I 'The Promise of Joy," Drury completely at this time upon 111 age. 1111, $ NONFICTION your most ambitious aims, '0 * The c ghing ou may we have ll "The Bermuda Triangle," angle," You'll come up with an (MM I *, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * been from ttie accumulation of IlerilU with Valenftne ingenions plan to advance your Ij'_ 17 92 Sanford AcrossFrom Movieland 3229646 fluid in th e lungs that may "Here at the New Yorker," in terests. 1 t15115U11S.ui1.IRC.lp HERE " Wasilwassialissu se l happen with a heart attack. (Jill AQUARIUS tJan. 20-Feb. 19) 9ZIAM ___ Could Saved 1I . ' 8 7 A_It_~ ~ "A It . .I 1 I -__ ~ - _;Aia ..~,~ 4JI& ~_ - _33911111111111111" ,[ i 52 Roman clan lOb f IA fl — Iri ~_ -_:. -2 ,~* . -.f-.- , 7 i ~- , 1, m- I trouble, his life depends upon interruptions hamper her ef. the help of an unwilling Indian fectiveness. So she decides to BOOK REVIEW _____________________ woman. open an office. Then the 0 fl 43 Saint Greger, 20 Constellation r. _W-1-irh-.. P neI Hears Fu Ienwider RA-1% 4'--'-T--,r ' — . bsckwurd, up, down, otdUy in the pistil.. FmJ each S u S - ~_..;9. __W*`,_~-,O~r_ - - _Q_f_ -~.~ __ .-:L-~, I - 1-~:-% - ~A -1-.. -,.,% ~'. ~~ - -. - __ ~f -:_7. I -, .1 - L*.4 __ - 1~ 15 But two changes later, all Squaw" RERUN John Saxon guest-starred. within two days, it went from guest-stars as the heavy, an 9-9:30 CBS RHODA RERUN "Hit Man" to "Pressure outlaw who double-crosses his Rhodafacesanewcsjsjslnher 55 Cooker' and ba ck to "Hit partners t he n heads for the marriage-, business problems . .,..,..,. — Man." What's nms,lnu I. nil hullnndc with M,rch,l k at Tuesday ..~ _i -- _. , ~ - il Perched 19 ----- announcement. ,written and directed by women, before he testifies at a Senate INDECISION: At last report, with the expectations that men committee, but he lives. A .W.A.T." w-ill also watch. second attempt is made, which will be "Ilit Man." That's the ABOUT TONIGHT: turns the hospital into a bat. way it originally was intended. 8-9 CBS IGUNSMOKE "The deground. Robert Uggia is c 17 Diuppo' 12345 •i c i JLJ 35 Bodi of %ale reformer (toth 37 TNeefOld numorist abbreviation 40 East 41 Trpcnl palm II Compass (24) Zoom (35) PMyberry RED (44) Cot Smart MARKET BOOM: In the this indecision over a pair of reveirse psychiatry on Walter. Show EVERY TUESDAY MORNING ALL SUMMER .. - 13 German I Type of Money name DS) Uncle Huble Lives 1:00 (2, 4) Tomorrow B. Gust .. --ve, ._'i~K.1~ -~_-z~ll ---------.L-_ - -, #" .-.%I #,;~..-~ 7gu _--,---V7~ 1 — A P ii-fr r3 16 Cavity 17 Yellowish Club (44) Mod Squad (4 4) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To (9) All My Children Of Life (24) Yoga (35) 700 Club Night Gallery H ) (L$) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Enterta ir men The Fugitive 12:00 (9) News 12:30 (9) Movie c . . :. --;.~ I.. 56 Saint Ffancis IEi of IS Greed 14 / Cents v 54 Pehgious long abandoned 18 African hir Lifestyle 11 55 (6) News ______— I SEEK & FIND I 700 Club Love (44) Underdog 3 00 (2. 4) Another World (9) Passord (44) Phil Donahue (6) (0) (9) (6) Jokers Wild tci Romper Room (23) Sesame Street Martian (8) Jackpot Fortune 110 Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2, 8) High Rollers Neighborhoods (44) Fury (44) Petticoat (35) 1030 (2, 4) Wheel Of (9) Split Second (24) Mr Rogers Junction 8 15(2.4) Baseball 4 30 (13) Champion s (44) Braves Baseball Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 . Change . No. 257—Tuesday, June 17, 1975 Year, 7:00 00 (13) (24) Intercom AX X79U" IV Answer to Previous Puzzle Bonanza 1:30 (2) O000 Pyramid Almanac What's My Line (9 1 Lets Dea l Almanac 6 15 (6. 4) Sunshine EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth t A.4 ifILIt .I . . r -I - -- - III. !! I' I - Ai - - 1.4 . - f . "" ' _4 - ~ I w - A -At - I . A -t - I -1 V e -i 1 * 1 0. _ -%I - pp" '-.:' I - " ' .. . ' ' ENJOYING FUNTIME -: " 'flU. 1 -. ,, '— '' .7 k its, 11", ev %~ ;liiv ( These happy youngsters lined up early in front of the Sanford Plaza Rocking Chair Theater this morning to take In the first Summer Funtime morning at the movie,, sponsored by The Herald. Each Tuesday for the remainder of the summer youngsters will be able to attend the movies for 35 cents by clipping a e'oupou from Monday's Plaza Theatre advertisement. Without the coupon, admission price is 75 cents, Each youngstec attending also receives a giant bag of popcorn and It's free. 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'- -: -: -' - LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 12, 1975— IOB -— 'I Thursday (13) 10:00 (9) __________________________________ 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6,6) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream 01 Jeannie 630 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. 8) Tod ay (6) News Bozo's R rop Te?ecast (13 June Allyson (33) Science Fiction 11:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (24) Washington Straight Talk (33) 700 Club (44) Nig ht Gallery 11:30 (2, 8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 1:00 Q 8) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie Friday - --. i: ( 9 ) 5r'rt'- jt: - Problems - me as to the pros _ _ Dr. anti con.s of using distilled water for dnkingandcoongtnthisday Lamb of unsure water supplies. Is distilled water pure? If one could get a small distiller at ___________ home, wnuld the purchase price be warranted by the good safe. It will not ham ha you in any L flushing action of pure And does a good deal of our public water introduce harmful minerals and agents into our systems contributing to some water? is Amnri, (44) G&dil 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Ternt'SSee Tuxedo 8:30 ls'4) Andy'! Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue - - .;A; (3 9) (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoa t Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild Romper R oo m (24) Se same Street (35) 700 Club (44) Father Kno,3 Best 10:30 (2,8) Wheel of For tune w Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00(2,8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It Split Secon d (44) 11:30 (2) (6) (24) (35) Neighborhoods Phil Donahue Hollywood Squares Love Of Life Movie Biankety Blank Electric Company Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON 1•1fl i (6) II %_ lfl i_ I flI,.L rii. - -. Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6) News (9) All Mv Children (24) W ha t Makes A Good Fat her (35. 44) Movie l:30(2.8)DaysOfour Lives bottle caps along the manufacturer's route of preparing the so-called absolutely safe, pure solutions, Distilled water Is perfectly __________________ 'T1t2:30P,.M.-S1.25 kGAMATS GEONGE SEGAL GLENDA JACKSON IN A fttIIU P1 UVUfl OF ILVOI CLASS - seems to Ii4T I$ NOT scOMuuD oo YOVUSIS CNIL.DII JANIS "The Way She Was" JND(C III MUST BE wu r'as ENT ' it 1 11 ____________ ___ 111111117 - I =l! C' Il ' Si 4 11, s•p, N0.4 im Mid U9 I E r ri-Sat.- 0 ________ ii_ w e.. a'rtr'_ uuu v w uai - 8-8:30 ABC MILLER "The BARNEY Stakeout" - today. She'll probably come ii 15 lt J7 !8 I 19 apartment that I I 110 Iii I ama ' a ' WHO . UNEN iaa WEEjal:JBIII 111111 'ENO -81100 Jam CYAEOU A R -_- -- SOUBC EDIR B • I I I III I MARTINGALE - I -- - - --•--j-i.-----. C TO. rt; C.,ritsit,rars yaars of op.'atlori, the Jail Is in riced of rI-Nir and r.p , e. Security glass food p-ass door iiirin lo-ci s. rarts , , nt n,cpiarils.. arid gni.ral tlçlitenimg of d.rt miee4i t r rr art clot, After 14 C,,-.A-pass several o.I II, these ( food t say be ratted t rc/ Z)'e d4'-' ,4 ',Ii'-.'i 11 Is ,,ti it i'..l t1t.1, LI itg,tl, 11(1, Cd •.*y eisi:or. LtS,r? -••i:. are •itte4 to U, Jail on tie averi ' T!c rtatr cf L?.• sKould e doise by • Pa,4..a,, lilt %I' r~ - ad ,wntic-'.d .1.,. is spec IiIl,,d - rk iri3 rof.st 1oCt11 - . r for 11.143.00 to furnish ta . 1r,ç'.l'-lIc •... It ' I i -_ - - _. - - I' ' .. fT - g' '"'c" • Ji - . - - 4 - - "' , .,# • . . .. '.. .i' ' so I ' - ,] - .•.•:.-' . A. ,_..;.._ ,. ' " - .:'-' - *" Ii ' , • ., ' J. ' I l ,, r!z .t -' ,.._ ' ' '•' '". . , - -- ' - _.-'' - *'1 ' -.-.•- s.' 444 '( L' - - . - ' ... - - - ' Li - -- _... -- ..'- - .'- • - - • ' ' t - _______ 'k" -. _____ :i-' - ------ . - ' Seminole County Deputies Joe Patton, left, nI-i Charles Coffee guard the flag-draped coffin of Jailer Robert 0, Mooe prior to ----- - 1.' yesterday's funeral services In Altamonte Springs. (Herald Color Photo by Bill Vincent) Moo re Laid I Rest - - Fa en Deputy Honored By GLENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer Deputy Robert 0. Moore. k respects to Moore and help his cradled daughter Rebecca in . It was because of her father family bury the fallen deputy. her arms and sat bolt upright In The little girl bounded from that the pro' e officers gathered They sat in silence as the the first pew of the church as the black limousine with all the at the St. Mary Magdalen Rev. John Picciano delivered the priest continued. Church parking lot were ffielre. the homily during the Requiem records of County Commission "This *o.k is essential to the erectors of steel products. The in some other I budget) line. I energy of a four-year-old. "Your presence here will do "Hi," she said to the burly meetings yesterday a Herald security and operation of t signed estimate, dated April 14, can't fathom us doing taking concelebrated by much to help the family now Ioore, a jailer and deputy of High Mass a copy of which went to the all those economy measures reporter discovered that State jail," the memo stated. Rev. John Ryan. and in the days to come. You deputy holding the car door, the Seminole County Sheriff's Attorney Abbott Herring's chief Polk said that due to the County Commission, Indicated and somebody asking for an "have you seen my daddy?" s -a Department, died Monday We have no valW amwersis are, Investigator. Jack R. Fu)en- security risk, no vWtor3 am the wnrk could be done in "two over-expenditure. IrresponsThe deputy's wide', has also been examining permitted In the area where to three weeks." trying to rescue inmates during to why one nmn will risk and Moore was oc of you -r- a ibility," he said. ylceas he fllncbed and turned away a fire that Claimed 10 the records and ha! mad. JuioiIu Ire held on cwt On Apr11 21, Proudfoo' ap- Chairman Mike Hattaway fflow police i"I'acer. A'l you t w to vC Other Rebecca Moom was 60dused peared before the County Com. asked It there -'W"ell furgiler -es at the c,ount,y )all in Rev. certain County Commission The memo stated that "other minion and explained the questiotts and discussion by the because she ciz1d see lines of Sanford *re," he said faith In the Resurrection." meetings in whi ch Jail Achuin- cell blcks are a security risk repair funding request and familiar police unllcezns, but "That caring is part of the istrator George Proudloot because small items of con- described the food-pass doors. IContinoed On Page VA) Now it was time to pay final Cornelia Mrs. Moore love she couldn't locate her father, which we share for each o ther," he continuec'. checking public jail. Inc., of Oviedo, fabricators and of this is for the sheriff to find it ... - .. • - l, 1 r~ CA B L E PECI S - + Retums Murder Indictment Against Woman Both Picciano and Ryan stressed that "Robert is not dead, because death is not an ran Jury Hears Two W*Itnessess In Ja'iol Fire 'IV .' AL The Seminole County Grand shooting death of 46-year-old Jury has indicted a Sanford Thomas Kiley, 3144 Rudder woman for first-degree murder Circle, Sanford, returned an and completed its first day of indictment charging his wife, what may be a lengthy probe Betty Jcan Kiley, 41, with firstinto this week's county jail fire degree murder. end, but ,he beigiming for us all." The widow, in a sleeveless jail facility with jailer Robert County jail. McCall died in the "will probably be in and out of black lace dress, hushed Officials say they believe (Ray) McCall o. Moore when the fire broke jail fire, that Grand Jury room many Rebecca as the priest said, , . out, fil ling the facility wi th Officials say they believe times as th e pieces to this "Robert Is now ba ck in the set fire to mattresses outside his cell dense, acrid smoke. Moore was McCall, upset because his puzzle are fitted together." mystery of God's love, where he killed as he and other deputies, circuit court robbery trial had , was once created." When announcing the grand Kiley residence they found for over three hours, reportedly firemen and inmates evacuated just been postponed, set fire t Rebecca, and her sisters • that killed 10 inmates and a Circuit Court Judge J. Kiley dead on the couch, api. devoted to the jail fire in. 65 prisoners over the next 90- the mattresses outside his cell. jury probe. requested by CLrShelly, ' sat Jailer. cuit Court Judge Clarence T. William Woodson received the parently shot one time in the ' and minute period, Jail administrator George Johnson Jr. and Sheriff John quietly with their brother, Assistant State Aty. William true bill and ordered Mrs Kiley right temple with a 22-caliber Observers said only two Officials say the deadly Proudfoot said that about five Polk, Herring told reporters he Terrance, 12, now the man in Staley ronfirmed that the grand held without bond pending rifle. Officers said Mrs. Kiley witnesses went before the smoke came from a stack of 25 minutes before the lire broke feels that the grand jury ,,will the jury Is expected to resume the arraignment on the charge in was sitting in her bern M) - hrnhold as the grand jury during the afternoon plastic-covered polyethelene out Moore reported to his shift go further than Just deter- services sail fire probe next Tuesday. circuit court. bed concluded. session. They were identified as foam mattresses stored outside supervisor that McCall was mining who lit a match and how Sheriff's department Grand Jurors conve ned in th She was After the church service was booked at Assistant State Fire Marshal the doors of cells in a former "very mad and upset over the this could be d.nc." courthouse grand jury room ate spokesmen said Mrs. Kiley IS county Jailoriginally on charges of first Frnest Wright of Longwood , hospital urut where 1 6-year continuance of his trial." ended Altamonte Springs and he th being ld in e Orlando city 9 a m yesterday and 40 minute degree Officials said today that Longwood police and 2 old Ray McCall murder and use of a and jailer Bill (,ebhardt said Moore was 1-year-old Proudfoot told blocked traffic later were escor ted downstairss Jail reports haen t been recei ved firearm in commission of a , , Patrick A Sims were being to keep a close watch on to tbeShertffs[)enartment and two cities as uiv Mrs Kiley called Sanford felon) Viright, stho emerged ii th from the Sanford Crime thurough .iscd McCall toured the damapd jail police early Saturday morning file folders in hand, is heading Laboratory on samples and long proceion - headed by Su facility Following a noon recess one of se veral probes into the and told officers she had shot survived,was One source said yesterday evidence retrieved Sims the fire or more marked police cars, yesterday grand At noon the grand jury. altvr her husband, police said. jurors 'ail fire. Gebhardt was on duty hospitalized, and now has been that Wright and other in. scene by arson inilestigators on blue lights flashing -wound its _________________________________________________________ hearing testimony in the When poli ce arri v d the return ed to their mee ting room 'topside' in the second-floor transferred Orange estigators probing the jail Monthis way to I.ono'rood Cemeter y for ,, , . (. 111 --military burial rites under the III- — --- sesugation INSTALLATION 1 - SAVE '500 OVER THE REGULAR $9,95 INSTALLATION AND GET e .9 CHANNELS OF TELEVISION. ALL WITH GREAT RECEPTION • 800 DIFFERENT PROGRAMS EVERY MONTH CLUDING 300 MOVIES #I — INI I -- - SERVICE CHARGE OF ONLY $495 PER Inside Today Lake Mary city officials look toward federal money to expand and modernize the newly acquired water system. Herald sL,kff writer Donna F-Am writes the detflis on j -_ *___ Manny Wetherbee Seminole Junior (51lh "s pole auIter, porns the greatest collegia te track ri th lrtes In th e -it the Meet of Champion. lit Ir'AiliArkeley, T. I t .• ' V - - - I of . L' - 4— -. - X-. p. - , - . _ ,' " , 7' By 1ICktAX'1IRlDGLfleraldStaff Writer "] 1 , ..j _.d_ ,* - ,, j, -. -i.aL .- n sanford 10 %.-. — . Ai . _"~_ ,. .. ... - . - Airport Authorit yesterday agreed to promote industry aspects of the airport, pending approval for the hiring by the Federal Aviation Authority i FAA). I -• - - 4 ,, '- .'V ./, —•.(----- -- - - --- _.,_( ' , , :_-__o,j 1_1 ,,-r-__t1...-f,or~- 54' • , 'ii ;'''% " ' tl oe ' 'I, - -vil, ~q--.q,T~r: !)~-_ ~ez;,!. n I— Polk, FBI regional agent John - ,, "i , . • i,.. "- - _-,O_ _~-~ I - '' -'I" --.zl -.:Z~*t __ - w - : i- former ,----- .,,, - Altamonte Springs Mayor ------- .- - --------- t. . i.d Chief Justu,s East and Winter Park Police Chief Raymerd Floyd, r'... ,..,.. i. LA~ isrman - ;"' 4'; - Springs Police Chief John Go%-onthk, Altamonte Springs III - - ., ,.-,- (ruef George Karcher, Winter r -. el i I ,, \ 1 Airport Board Employs Eiselein - r- fire I - 4 I ~111, ~ .' SiC Vaulter Featured - • 4 CHANNELS FROM THE TAMPA AREA to an Pa ge 6-A - - at - _____ at - _- - c- ' t:.:-i -- for these items and he said it was against the law, lie cannot use that money for this." Monday. "Then you're asking for an Polk has tef used to comment over-expenditure?" Williams on the situation as the Seminole sought fundings for the repair traband may be passed through said. County Grand Jury, a state work, the damaged openings." "Yes sir," Proudloot replied. Senate subcommittee, the state herring's staff Is expected to On Sundays, when prisoners "The sheriff Is aware that the Division of Cc. rections and present Its findings to the grand are allowed visitors, between Board has just gone through req..iestr! "' - ,i. Proudloot said he asiced Polk 'if we could transfer some funds from maybe contingency i;- ,"1 4 ' M106". I- ______~ -=A ___._ __---_-~~ ~, -__ _ --. . '. %Z--, ---- . - - ostensibily is unbreakable, sas broken. And it presents a security problem." •t.v'- - - doors) just fall off Some were torn off by prisoners and some of the security glass that or replaced stacked mattresses outside the When TV EXCLUSIVES NETWORK PROGRAMS NOT NORMALLY SEEN LOCALLY SPECIAL NEWS CHANNEL FINA11CAL NEWS SPORr5 NEWS NYSE REPORTS SPECIa\L CABLE CHANhEL 4 - , AttiMd t _1 1' Tape recordings on file at the courthouse reveal the (olloing Commissioner Dick Witha'ns questioned "I-Tow it that the n"ed has been identified at this time as opposed to six months I1I stones," Polk said. He told pass doors, lodnges, locks, and stated. lie is aware of that I'm sure," reporters, "The record speaks open and close mechanisms on The $1,140 repair cost Williams stated. for itself." doors in use for 14 years in the estimate was from Poll Bros., "The only way I'd be in favor _______________________________________ LOW MONTHLY "' A - -, - 1 , . I IU)f'I , TRACES ' CABLE '[FL tAUOf't circumstances, missioner's, dated April Polk Is physically impossible and manently for the balance of the "I'm not going to put myself requested $1,140 to repair and- illegal, to search each and year. And we've cut something In the position of throwing or replace security glass, food- every visitor," his memo like $300,000 out of our budget. TOMORROW: Mountain Wildlife -___ a Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volumes I, II and III, send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this ne wspaper. f - 3ii April Officials say they believe an Inmate in one of the hospital cells was able to gain access to 1 - lit other agencies probe the fatal jury next week. 100 and 150 persons are ad- another budget review and has fire, its cause and surrounding In a memo to county com- mitted to the jail, Polk said, "It frozen all other things per. -_Int,: The hidden nanolosis Uatnd below sppenz forward, backward, up, down, or diaqonafly In the puzzle. Find each hidden name and box It In u iown: BACICSTRAP GIRTH REINS BREECHING HAMES SADDLE BRIDLE HIPSTRAP SHAFT TUG COLLAR ' .!: f'. security C" o'.s.I tt cell via a damaged food-pass door and to start the fire DMRHRMORBSEGNI LDDAS zirei ornmers. CENIRAL FIORlOAS otoEsr& FINEST )LL.4 7 STEAK HOUSE L: 11i ____ - --- Sheriff John Polk's request for $1,140 In jail repair work that Included the small food pass doors In one meeting the request, for an over. expendi'we oI budget , was termed "irresponsibilltv." , suddenly ti2DI1 knocking on your door. You c(xild receive something value from an unusual source. LIBRA (Sept, 230ct. 23) If you stick to your highest ideals, friendswlllrespectyou andgo rn:! ::f thrr war to help you. SCOP}UO (0ct "4-ov Th A issioners were told April29 that two complete new food. pass doors were needed for security in the hospital cells where a county jail fire started "torxia that kIUui 10 inmates and a jailcr However, in meetings Apru 01? 'a . - 10 , -~ . - . -1 ~________ It , . V~ l . . 1. ., lie said the cost estimate was obtained at his request on the items he found were needed for ,,.,, iJC.'L ' episode. Barney and his boys stake out a drug r ing in an fonthills. Your indicate you're up to The Green Hornet M -! By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Rerun This is a laugh riot HOROSCOPE BPUCC]xc The Side Hacker! 11:30P.M. -1 I On iail Needs for reasons becomes as busy as Grand which tra nsce nded the quality Central Station. Among the of their performances in "Love unwelcome sislors are ne ighAmong the Ruins." Obviously it bors, played by Lou Jacobi and big things ma big way. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 2 IN Don't look for Dame Fortune PLUS Placed performances aspects -`411IM111111h " ! irr _______ ______ M L E C C A A H A ft S S I H C E E H B today. chemicals. F ARCME 0MYC H HIGHLIGHTS THE BIG I', ''I H AM EAR F 0 All EL ELI Q E ES H OFT U C M 0 L B 0 U L ft N S E C H E L D 1 ft B drinking soft water. There are theories as to why, but the truth BERNICE BEDE OSOL is theyarethe*lesandnoone For Friday, June 13, 1975 knows the real reason. It could ARIES I March 21-April 191 Today you can be in the happy be that drinking and using You're lucky at things you position iti of getting a good distilled water alone may or manage. Don't let bargain, while helping someone deprive you of something YOU the reins sllp from ha who's in a spot and need. So. while the distilled TAURUS (April 20-May )) dough. water will not harm you, what It You have a keen sense of timing PISCES (Feb. 20-March J) lacks may lead to harm today. It's a good time to tie Do your very best at anything lam fully aware of the recent down situations that have been you're engaged In today. Both concern over public water suppfles, and It is justified. tough to conclude heretofore, recognition and reward will be GEMINI May 21-June 3)1 more ample than at another Most ci t y w i der supplies are You'll receive some good news. time. quite safe, boli as a source of It will inspire you to take a YOUR BIRTHDAY germ-free wattt.- and from any bolder course of action to June 13. 1975 serious harmful cherntcns. benefit you This year, you'll gain a very and a close Constant vigilance and 1ff)' valuable ally who can help you proved standards are 23) achieve something you've CANCER tJu 21-July necessary, though, to keep it "ur financial prospects are always hoped for. This person is that way. ln the locatioriswhere especially bright tixlay. if you able to accompiish things water is really suspect, I would feel you rate a little more uniquely. certainly have no serious ob- "bread," the boss may have a Jectiorz to using real distilled frienlly ear. water, provided that you take LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 care of it to prevent Its con- Tack le the mountain It tamination with germs or Forget the 3 4 i-S-Il 11111111111111111".1 14 f_-1,`1191,1b 1) ZA N TRICH TONIGHT'S dependsonwhlchones,Wedo know drinking hard water be associated with a lower rate of heart attacks than - TA HE CA ____ Harness Partf H I P S I ft A P N C N I A H H E D S C S R G CT A L 1 0 I I CC Y DO U B L refuse - .. ii n vu. AL KU N AC o _ __________________ Ii Sanford, Flo.-Ida 32771-Price 10 Cents 1!1JRfIfrf A R N E C E I N I L P GJ ft I W I N N actors as winners, and secondly, it might lure more major film stars to TV for drama tic specials. Wi th all due respect to Olivier and Miss Hepburn, there were more noteworthy performances deserving of the Emmys such as Bill Devane's portrayal of John F. Kennedy in "The Missiles of October," and Maureen Stapleton's warm performance In "Queen of the Stardust Ballroom." ,,. G SEEK & FIND' R - Silverman takes over next Monday as ABC Entertainment president with reasonable speculation still buzzing in the industry. As one former CBS from water-borne diseases. colleague explained: 'Why Distilled water is not likely to should it be so surprising? Fred grow many bacteria when got a million-dollar-plus offer stored in a clean container he couldn't a five-year because germs necd food just contract at $200,000 per year as we do, and there is little to and Increasing annually, stock feed them. Keeping the water opticns and a five-year renewal cold also helps. clause" Not only that, but Fred I could recommend bottled, becomes a superstar TV distilled water. Then I'd have to executive. add that you need a glass bottle OBSERVATION POINT: The because some future study may people who vote for the Emmy show the small amounts of Awards could only have chemicals from plastic con- favored Katharine Hepburn tainers may have some chance and Laurence Olivier for best - (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost in Space 6:00 (2, 6, 0, 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (7.8) NBC News (6) CBS News (9) ABC News (13) Peter Loves Mary (24) Carrascoiendas (35) Mayberry RFD 4 C,, I ft 0 C E H these much-acclaimed film disclosed horror, There is the possibility that those minerals and chemicals - j 0 Eel 67th Year, No. 254-Friday, June 13, 1975 36 frethrid V N 39 Chamber L E T 4i Dental degrel 11,1L1 e lab) 42 Prepare the 0 AC table 44 Reared - - is I ' "' 46 Dried Grapes If t 49-- Devi' India 1H1E1A JT I I £? 0 f. 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The cause was contaminated 4:30 (2) (I) (9) (33) Edge Of NIgit The (319 (24) Yoga 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (24) Firing Line (35) Big Valley 17A l t..$.rnm 24 in illness? DEAR READER All the bacterial infection in the body concern about our water Is through water or food you certainly justified. Some of the usually need to ingest quite a remedies proposed are not. I few bacteria at one time. The am always reminded of the chlorine In our water helps to disaster of bottled water that prevent the growth of excess occurred in the hospitals a few bacteria and helps protect us years ago. The sterilized water solutions prepar ed for intravenous use in patients was the source of The i:oc Love (24) Feeling Good 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) si0000 Pyramid (24) Mr Rogers The problem collecting it and storing it. You can take comfort from the fact that the acid stomach helps to destroy any bacteria consumed from any source and to induce a way. 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PI.3"I kI)l$ IN BRIEF m, Fights, ,• oqut pcnt and •., - - — 3• don't know how tohave - - - FOR A l.t2fl' L?N PRIC' NOTE: quotation fighting, to pick the best time to argue, not to hit and rwi away and to learn to let some th1ngi drop. consilerat'.on of possibli futur-i repairs, It may edvllsabl-i inv'ntor' 'ml nr1r e'cta as w placa order for the listid it: "I'm just wondering when we look at this year's budget, lathe sheriff going to mow usneeded repairs the next fiscal year so we don't get Into the same type of thing?" Kimbrough said. Proudfoot said he was already with for V%,3 repi ace or rair as 1 ist.d. For 14's say it Is considered for county maintenance departa BCC (Board of County Corn. ment glass..,........ ,....... .$17, 25 One sit of hi n 's. . . .. . . . .. . . $59.80 Price of labor on hourly basis $12.50 pr man hour uhich inrludc. tools ani equipment to prfons our 'ark bisid on minimum of 2 mar. ...riw portal to jortal. - For Autographs $1160.00 - ,. "00.4 ...,. .. 14,.,S 440 I' i." ''.s' 2 Nick Hentoff bid successfully Thursday night for a vellum document announcing the appointment of George Gale as"Supervisor for the Umted States ln the District of flatt.away then said, "If the sheriff feels it's a nectuary item, I would be very mu& h favor of repairing and , ,,,, to_3 OkS ,'., /" 4,,, .,.., siV.'.c — ki,.4' ,, 1'oLL, flot on compl tion h. _____ 1'risLJiit Board collector paid $2100 for an unpublished '"° _______________________ OI* Its Not.. IV o.,. '0.'. . - base nspiay it again, Sam. Sam Kardashian has his flag back, and It will be flying again by dawn's early light. Two college-age yoitba returned the stolen flag to Kardashlan Wednesday night In a secret rendezvous. Kardashlan's 30-by-52-foot,48-pound flag is a replica of the Bennington Flag of 1TTY. It has the number 76 in a field of blue, with 13 stripes. Kardashlan flew the colors from a 100-foot tower over - A Spokane County sheriff's deputy says he didn't have much difficulty in tracking possession of contraband in down a burglar who took about $60 in cash and some other item from ahouse. Deputy Sheriff David Wlyrlck says he followed a trail of tp and candy wrapperq from the scene of the crime a .. . when she (Mrs. Shazer) took tools up in a paper bag. from Inmates and wives and girl friends, the state had only QantonJr., 21, as the ringleader In the escape plot. Jailers heard proved three things: "That Mary Jane Shazer climbed the wall. "sawing noises" March 2 and the escape attempt was aborted Hflyard argued that during the two4ay trial, with ksfinmy rece!ved &,five-year prison sentence, was named by Roy BI ow, said. the boy feasted on milk and cereal. cookies and That her husband's little brother climbed the wall." lemonade before hauling away his loot. The boy was turned over to his parents for punishment. The wall Hilyard referred to is on the south side of the tools. Sheriff's Department building adjacent to the courthouse. Clanton told the jury he was In the ceilbiock and knew about * ~ argued that she had the knowledge of the tool-smuggling and the the youngzter'had leaned his tricycle against the house and crawled trough a window. Thefi, he testified that he told her of the escape plans the afternoon before the sawed bars were discovered. Mrs. Sham, however, had told the Jury that she discussed the defendant about the jail break plans ,, the week before I was arrested March 7." 0 Lake Ma Ch*lef Wants Dispatcher On Du 24 Hours 't 'I III ~I I -,. ~ ! .. A - - - I .1 - A . ,,. I I oil I 91, . l I , ! . 4 v_-: -- .• Ar I . - _. -- 4 . ir - -4 4 U , JUDGE HONORED I iI `11, - L Z \ N ; ; I \• / W V_ _ 14 N~ - . /`~__ t . V . Is Mulled '. -Ar .i iii' - \•, At . I ___ Problem V11!.I-~ . 4 lk - - --- - I i ,t'a W I % . , A I Me* aU.taes, ass.e$es, frienai and cu*suse ewphyes thk week bOm"dretiring ct Conit Judge ififihim G. Akrldge wtb a MOM retcptiz ins cairthouse eeurboom and the Seminole County Bar AISOCIIIIOn presented the judge who ha, served sire l3S with are utloaofapjwedatloa for coaslsten tly crivIng to srr've the best tnte.'ests of jnetice for &:I dtizens, and exhibiting a compassion for his fdloii men. Judge Akrldge I. Jny 1. oin ahere a; the reception, from left, ate S. Joe Davis, Judge Akrldge, Douglas Stemstrom, Albert FR*s, Qrcszit Judge Voile Williams aind others. Hera!d Photo by Bob Lloyd) retiring Evening Herald "Your Evenln Vandalisms, Burglary Checked Newspaper"' Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 Delivered 6x a week to your home, — $2.40 a month. only SSc a Wk SsnInnkCountyof1JdaIs will meet again L try and get to the rOot of the weed problem in W Lake Of The Woods In southern Seminole County. The addi tonal meetings were decid ed on foll owing a meeting yesterday with county officials, a state aquatic holaulsi coat cerned residents and company representatives who treated the hydriva peoblem In the lake. Seminole County tom.n1sglin Chairman 84d VlMn Jr d he will set up a meeting next week with the Bandy's Weed Cootrol Service of Altosea, the firm which sprayed the lake. Some sips pinied toward. the service not effectively applying the chemical on the weed.. Officials with Penwall Corporation which sqplled the chemicals told VIhien and Don Widmana with the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Ccon mission that the chemical should have kill ed th e hvdrilla. ) / - --- " - • i ' ., ________________ - 'l — I 1-1 F— _______ - : - - , - --. ' , - rt,1. Did You Stay -. In Bed Today? ___ - - ~ ___ - ____ .. PATROL HONORS DOCTOR Sanford Man Charged In Shooting Sanford man Casselberry. Damage was smashed, a trdctor tire flat. Jailed early today on estimated at $200. tened and the ve hi cle's battery $10,000 bond on charges of r At Gem Line Nursery, deitroycd and approximately assault with intent to commit Narcissus Avenue, Sanford, potted plants overturned. * rire S muider d use of &m in deputy B.L. Thompscn re1ed Damage was tatlmaUd at $05 commission of a felony in windows of a pickup truck were or more. *Cor u s mnrwwfinn with a nIrwMalni nn W.l3thStreet. *PoIIce Beat Bookedat county jall af terhl,s arrest by Patrolman John Moore and Detective Capt. C. auto theft. Bond was set at B. Pagan Jr. was Charles $5,000. Windell Murray, 20, Apartment Altamonte Springs police Flag Day 101, Castle Brewer Court, jailed Ralph Dale Bass, , of Sanford Sanford will ol.serie Flag the Bicentennial Poli ce said the were on $5,000 bond on a charge Day tomorrow in services at present banner. lodged after a man shot at possession of a controlled Vetera ns Memorial Park, Pi Rev. Rev. Kenneth halt of Lewis ewis Ruffin, 24, of 17 W. substance, The highlight of the ceremony Baptist Church will Seventh St., Sanford, Officers Sanford polko arrested Otis will be th. presl'ntatlon to the give th e benedi ct ion, followed reported Ruffin wasn't Injured. L. Canty, 20, of 107 McKay ci ty of an li30-fot Bicen.. by the retiring of the colors by Murray reporteui' told of- Blvd., Sanford, on a gpjp tCnjie flag, t t__•t, , l, SemIiih UPC VT ficera that someone WIS larceny charge. Bond was County Bicentennial chairman Th e program begins at 11 throwing bottles at him when he charge. Jack Horner. am. came around the corner _ bet. 11 semimie High School een George's Grocery and a Sheriff's deputies today were t*w1 will be on haM to provide residence at 1420 W. 13th St. Investigating a burglary and fc the event, with a [Evening lifliki about midnight. Murray two vandalism reports. Veterans o Foreign Wars Sunda ak"tuld allegedly fired one shot. Kim E. t.qt, 2917 Oak detachment, to present the Officers reported Published Daily M0 Sunday. that RuffIti Lane, Fern Park, eported an co ci c ept Saturda y and Chriitmu ran between some nearby apartment was biirglarjjedap4 O.aybyT,eSanloqdi,eraId,Inc, Elks Lodge heusen to esce'pe and poli ce gain j Sanford, XQWJ , r ri $450 color televislor. taken, Girard will give the thvocaU, were called F1,1 W11 according to a report filed by 1c!lnvd by remark., from Matt In other felony arrests deputy David Duguid. SWnd Clasi Pottage Paid at Kudlac, representing MAW Sanford. JAorsda 3117I Deputy LM. Ford reported Arnerimn Veterans. recorded at county Jail today: Casselberry police charged Vndalswashed SIX heacthghts After a tribute to the flag by %utntrv,on RAItS by carrier any Lee Watson, u, of zm on trucks at M and M Dirt Commissioner A. A. Sc Year 1171 40 Concord, Casselberry, with Service, 450 Plumosa Dr., McClannahn, homer will A .. - - - - - ,-- ~_ . : - - - r:A. in a bill recommended by Ask. ___ _____ __________ __________________________ with Gov. lieubin Askew, but a said earfier in the week that spokesman said he was at the pla ns had been developed to try mansion resting from his trip to to match those losing their jobs fear of the number 11 the National Governors Con- with other available poaitlons, - - - Fr-T- W_-~! rz_-F:~ ___ $ Tcxlay is phobia the day that all acute trishas been around since the feeence in New Orleans. Florida Highway Patrol It. N. B. Thornhill presents me rious including 192 in FIRS and DOR. rito kaidekaphobiacs fear the -n-'--''-was apparently knocked off the bridge and into St. most. days of early Greece. Th ere Iservice award to Dr. Jerry Robinson at Seminole Memorial — LT t. F But one psychologist says Fri. were 13 Andrews Bay. persons seated at Hospita l yesterday. day the 13th will turn out uxi- Christ's Last Supper, and Fri. GRAND OPENING DAYS lucky only if you think it will, day the 13th is the traditional "We call it 'selective per- day for witches to hold black MARKET 5 ception,'" says Dr. Charles t . 0J Verschoor, a psychologist $Is V"Sef*', IfL 3D,, at Numerologist Vince nt lopez PIp, C4a.S Pack' ItOj. Sill ç,,,,,,,_,y Miami-Dad Community Col- says 13 is generally disliked beO'd s,,. $ c. ii 71 411101 Iege."Everyslngledayofyour cause it includes the ni'mbers AIINiat?Iodt Gof life, something pretty ad. one and three, which add up to °" ""' '°w IMIS PICIl TAMPA (AP) A about the transaction. happens. On Friday the "Mr. Groot, are you sure you four, lie said four "Is a factual, wi. Potalo Chip, Twin Pack SC Grout said after the election, versive spokesman for Rep. L.A. In Vero Beach, Indian River didn't just keep the money and Bafalis and aide Dick Nelson 13th , you get your mind tuned realis tic number. It's a tough TO LHMIk Gal $131 oewt 3 SIN "Skip" Bafalis denies that the County GOP Chairman Dr. not give it to Mr. Bafalis" "' °" number. People don't like to )fw'Plc visited Gurney in Washington up to notice." Ron:on,S,alPwn,N. It 9 3 for PPc Florida Republican received Paul W. Taylor Jr. said political "Absolutely sure," Grout re- and said they were grateful for According to a recent article face facts." LIFt GVIVI Cream $10,000 three days before his rallies usually are held the plied. Noloccoret", Is as 0C in Psychology Today magazine, the assistance, C h.rtt Ns, lOSS siC election In 172 and says Bafalic month before election day. TayMost apartment houses and Groot said he had been reAmerican business loses half a hotels After they left, Grout said FEATURING SPANISH & ITALIAN FOODS don't have floors or cannot discuss the matter hiw said he seems to remember ceiving complaints from the Gurney OW Hwy 4)1atNw asked, "Those guys are billion dollars a year because apartments numbered because he may testify at the two ral lies held for Bafalis In Bafalis camp that Gurney reallyhappy.w 13, and c'n at w Lake Irastity Rd many people stay home from ha tdjdwedo" ACROSS THE STREET many trial of ex-Sen. Edward Gurney. October 1972, but none in No- forces were not keeping their airplanes don't have work on Friday the 13th. OM FOREST PLAZA) FOREST CIT'( seats with that unfortunate desBafalis' press assistant, Jack vember. $424253 ___________________________ __________ promise to help with the cam- ,, Grout said he told his boss, L._.. thorities say trl;kaideka- ignation. Au •r Li McDavltt, Issued the denial fol. Well, we "I'm well aware Mr. Bafalis paign raised $10,000," adilowing testimony Thursday denies it adamantly," Grout Grout said he learned that rnittlflii that he misled Gurney from Gurney's former chief told the jury. "But I want to Earl M. "Duke" Crittenden and by not telling him the money . I aide, James I. Groot. Gurney assure you, I gave Mr. Bafalis George Anderson, former state came from the safe. and three others are charged the money." GOP officials and former Gut. Nelson denied Thursday that with bribery conspiracy. Gurney's attorney, C. Harris ne) campaign officers, had Grout provided any help in the Grout told a federal Jury that Dittmar, asked the witness: made the pledge. Bafalis campaign. on Nov. 4, 1072, he met Bafalis in a men's room and handed (All) - - - .- - think its obvious just by the fact ew and approved by the legislathat we got to see Gov. Williams lure to end parole supervision that we accomplished of misdemeanor offenders. 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EVERYTHLNGONOUR SPEC A II"I) ALUMINUM "M11TS 'Y'our Evenings With Event c1t' - _ - ' I -- Bafalis Backed Strict Financial Disclosure ney's safe that prosecutors say was raised illegally by fund raiser Larry Williams through shakedowns of Florida builders. Bafalis never reported it, said MIAMI (AP) Rep. L.A. "Skip" Bafalis, the GOP gubernatorial primary. Grout, a former defendant In latest Florida Republican to be touched by the During his stint in state government, he op. the four-month-old trial. Grout slush fund allegedly collected for ex-Sen. posed bills he felt had a liberal tinge, including switched his plea last week. Edward J. Gurney, has supported strict (man- 18-year-old voting, collective bargaining for "We didn't get any money cial disclosure for public officials, public employes, Medicaid, welfare Increases, from Sen. Gurney or Jim Grout As a state senator, Bafalis, 45, of Fort Myers urban renewal and home rule. tie has been an or anyone connected with the favored laws to Improve financial disclosure for opponent of new taxes. safe," MeDavilt declared, public officials and control drug abuse. Bafalis was one of Kirk's most loyal supMcDavltt said Baf ails could not At Gurney's bribery conspiracy trial In Tampa porters and confidants in 1967, but broke from discuss the matter because he Thursday, former Gurney aide James L Groot Kirk during the 1968 legislature when he served is a potental prosecution wit-. testified that he handed Bafalis $10,000 in a as minority flour leader. He was bypassed by ness in the Gurney case. men's room during Bafalis' first bid for Congress Kirk for lieutenant governor when the post was Gurney, ex-aide Joseph Bas- in 1972. The alleged cash contribution was never created in 1968. Lien and former federal housing reported. After finishing last in the three-men primary officials K.Wayne Swiger and Bafalis has denied that he received the funds, in 1970, he backed Kirk in Kirk's successful Ralph Koontz are charged with In his political career, Bafalis, known as a runoff election against drugstore tycoon Jack conspiracy to raise an Illegal strict conservative, has strongly opposed busing Eckerd and then joined Kirk in an investment slush fund from Florida build- pupils For integration. As a state senator, he firm. era by peddling Gurney's in- proposed an amendment to the U.S. Constitution As a U.S. representative, he opposed federal (luenee with the Federal hious- to block the Supreme Court doctrine of corn- pay In 1974, saying he would send back his Ing Administration. pulsory school desegregation. share If the hike took effect. Grout told the jury the money Bafalis' political career started as a state Bafalis served as chairman of the Republican exchange was in a men's room representative in 1964. He successfully ran for National Governor's Coeference in 1968. Before at a Vero Reach political rally the state Senate in 1966 and remained In the entering politics, he was the president of an just before the general election. Senate until surrendering his seat to run unsuc- insurance company. Grou Groot said he never told anyone cessfully against Gay. Claude Kirk in the 1970 Ile is married and has two children. 2yearld Sanford Slates -- TOMORROW, raises 0 - - k L, - t. t• A IIl '_ they could call our dispatcher, who would radio the sewer system. call to Sanford, which in turn would dispatch from The sewer system, when fin.'ilIy constructed, will there the fire and police, first aid, etc.," Benson serve Sanford, Lake Mary and the unincorporated said, adding this would be the most economical areas under the control of the County Commission way. In the north end of the county. Burt Perinchief, the city councilman in charge of Council delayed approval of an agreement with the police department, said he favors the city ap- ILJK builders until an engineering study, made proving Benson's suggestion as much as possible. necessary by the development In the Frederick"However, the city may not be financially able as Floyd street areas, can be completed. yet to go it alone on police dispatching," he said. A representative of the builder said the firm will In other business at this week's city council pay 50 per cent of the cfrainige study coat or $1,000, meeting, it was unanimously agreed the City of whichever amount is greater. Sanford will be the lead applicant In seeking federal Building Official Francu Jerüor was Instructed funds for the planned North Seminole regional to have the engineering study done. ill ~11 iIi # Hydr a F', . ••. • - • • - k-.-.' .1 - - .. iiriiriiiim._ - -- - - - 0 .7 — him $10,000 — money from Gur- City ,, , • Special Council Session Expected discussion of a communication system for the police clispJitchIng on June 1 and Longwood Public Safety Director Doug Keller got Qty Council approval and fire departments. Police Chief Harry Benson said today his request this week to leave the county system in favor of LAKE MARY Mayor Walter Sorenson is is that the city make arrangements to have a person strictly city dispatch beginning July 1. expected to call a special session of the Benson said he has talked with some Lake Mary Council stationed at city hail for emergency dispat.h. next week to take action on the three Items The city-based dispatcher would not replace the residents who have been confused on how to call for remaInig on the agenda when the Council ad. county communication system, only supplement it, fire department assistance. Journed this We1L The discussions with the fire department have Chief Benson was quick to add After an intense three-hour plus mee.lng The county service has been "very satisfactory, centered on acquiring one telephone number to a councilmen continued the session. Left undone on excellent," he said, dispatcher on duty for all emergencies. the agenda was action ona letter from Fire Chlef "We wondered ifwe can have a dispatcher in Alter July 1, Lake Mary will be the only Chuck Smith concerning a street opening, a letter Seminole County system wholly dependent on the city hail 24 hours daily, a person who could work from the County Commission on the paving of countywide radio network. with the system we have now," Benson said. Country Club Pcrd and Lal1! Mary Boulevard and Winter Springs began its own police and fire Then, If someone forgot the Sanfcrd number, •.• will do a!l it can to help them spoken." meet with them again tndhid- and Probation CommissIon find new jobs when theIrs are A meeting has been set for ually or collectively, offices and others to the Cotabolished. Tuesday for the 163 profes. The 1ayuffs "are not our bag, recions Division in outlying Williams met Thursday with sionals who saw their lobs abol- but I got in it to colve the pt-oh- hulIdinicThevc'pIrpd nrc,. R i'u1.jt tjst , lt-vt1ru, t1•Iev tt teZJlUt141. seended on the capital to object will discus other positions With 'bore than a third of the group Charles Edwards of Tampa, to the legislature's abolition f officials C' the Offender Re. was from Tampa, a spokesman who is being laid off, said aftertheir Jobs on July 1. habilitation and Heal th and Re. said. ward that he felt reassured, tie said help can be given in habilitative Ser-rices depart. The positions were abolished "I'm sure we accomplished r - when a shakedown of t.he cellblock produced the hacksaws and smuggling of tools into the jail with Mrs. Clanton and had told the By DONNA FSTES Herald Staff Writer .p- - — W'Wnesday to the home 61-relatives of a 5-yeai-ol& bay. - Lewis said at least two banks requested a hearing on his rule requiring banks to submit stockholder lists to his ' k t',"' - Bcifci Clanton faces trial in the attempted escape case the week of Defense attorney Sutton Hulyard Jr. argued to the jury In Mrs. Sharer is awaiting sentencing In the case. She pleaded intent and that her motive was "misguided love for her husband dosing that the state had laded to prove its charges. They guflty earlier to attempted conveying of tools into the jail to who might be facing big time." started out to bake an angel food cake," he told Jurors, "but they facilitate an escape. Mrs. Clanton testified that she had on krwledge of what was ended up with cornbread." Her husband, Lawrence Shazer, V, who pleaded guilty and going on when the tools were smuggled into the jail. Her husband Wiyrlck said , ___________ ____________ •- ,d', ________ - parole officers Owt the state caise "the legislature has Tuesday's meeting. he would the Capitol, others to the Parole — - O thers in the delegation scattered throughout the city some going to Cabinet offices In Groot Testimony Disputed Mrs. Sham, 21, with whom Mrs. Clanton had lived for the escape plans but didn't take part. "I never had tools. I several week., around the time of the late February-early March never sawed on the bars.. and I didn't Intend to go with them," time period in which hacksaws, blades, a wrench, crowbar and he said. county detention facility. - _____ ________ and a third is missing and presumed dead after two motorcycles were hit from be hind on a bridge by a pickup tru ck, the state patrol says. A patrol spokesman said a man and woman who were on one motorcycle were dead at the scene in the late Th ursday accident, lie sa id a woman on the second motorcycle ton Acqp Uitted In Esca e Cases inmate on charges In connection With an aborted March escape that she had scaled the wall "like a human fly" three or (our June 30 with inmates Rocky Ray Darnell, 20, of Sanford, and attempt. tines to stand on a ledge outside the second-floor cellblock and Floyd Joslyn, 32, of DeLand. The five-man, one-woman jury in the court of shove tools and contraband through a catwalk window where Prosecutor Bill Heffernan told the Jury the question they Circuit Judge Robert B. McGregor yesterday afternoon returned prisoners could retrieve the Items. would have to decide, in weighing testimony and circumstantial vcrdicts of Innocent for Mrs. Elaine Edge Clanton, 24, of Apopka. She also said her husband's 12-year-old brother scaled the evidence presented by the state in the trial, "Was Elaine Clanton She had been accused of conveying tools Into the jail and wail on one occasion and that Mrs. Clanton was a lookuut one time knowingly involved In introducing contraband Into the jail." He Sticky Trail Burglar Leaves - - Jobs - - A circuit court jury has acquitted the wife of a county JaU marijuana were smuggled into the jail to a cellblock, had testified stolen last Friday. - PANAMA CITY (AP) Clan By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer his trash hauling company in Santa Monica until It was s June 5. In arguing against the repeal, Rep. Charles Papy, D-Miami, said the increase would he no more than about $5 for about 20,000 dilvees with the min. imum coverage. lie also said motorists needed more protection because medi. cal and repair coats have sky. rocketed since the present mmlmum was set in 1954. Pledged On New — Two Killed In Crash — Elaine ___________ _______ _____ ________ ____________ office within two weeks after the lists are demanded. Lewis said about 95 per cent of the state banks In Florida have voluntarily complied with the policy and f urnished stockholder lists. Inmate's Wife Cleared Of Charges Flag Returned - to 895. —For drivers in the assigned risk pool for accident-prone motorists, the increase will be even greater. For the 24-yearold, the premium will go from $219 to $242. The Senate voted to repeal the law this year, but the House refused to go along, voting down the repeal measure 61-50 in the final hours of the session TALLAhASSEE ( AP) finding new state jo5s but noth- ments, Williams said. Li. Gov. Jim Williams has ing can be done about the elifie told them that IC they were promised a group of protesting rnination of their positions still dissatisfied aftet 14N ________ _____ ('omptroller Gerald Lewis' decision to open state ba nk stockholder liM, to public Inspection was to be held here ; coverage, which is Included In —For a 35-year-old married the no-fault package but can be male with a teen-aged son who rejected by the motorist, Brown drives occasionally, the ansaid. nual cost of auto insurance will go from $174 to 1192. Most of the The actual dollar increase increase Is for bodily injury will vary depending on coverage which goes from $64 driver and where he lives, to $81. Brown said, but for Illustration he gave some examples of Or—For a 24-year-old married lando drivers with minimum man who drives to and from liability coverage: work, the boost will be from $84 Help _f _______ — .. autograph letter signed by Washington, and another unidentified collector paid $1,050 for a patent signed by Washington as President for "a new and useful tinprovement In tb mode of making nails and brads from cold iron." - i'ii r 81 . the L... Hearing Set On Lewis Rule TALlAhASSEE (AP) - A public hearing' on the Items Also to rise 12 per cent are the rates ' '.d motorist _____ _______ proper where ' " Maryland." SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) Proudfoot," he said. Friday, June 13, 175.-3A IVWI But Ray Howard, Parole and Probation Commission chairman, said the public wants more convicted persons locked up because they are concerned about the rising crime rate. "There has been withou t question a swing In publi c opinion reflected in the unwillingness of the comm un ity to accept offenders," he said. there head and Kimbrough told him, "You'd better get together inissloners) expenditure n with Mrs. (Admlnistratve Aldc It has to do with a fixed bringing them to the perspective. There might be Betty) Simcoe. She'd be the facility," Vihien said. danger of contraband being At th is point on the tape a better one to get together with . i nto the jail . An d 1would voice is heard exclaiming,p he's under her." At iji li ma rn,1t. 1. t'.1'' .h '.ttaw and make a motion to transf er desired to act upon the "I'm Just stating the law, sir, the appropriate funds within sheriff's request that day (April of County 29) and suggested, since there Commissioners Is charged with the sheriff's budget ," was no desire indicated by providing a safe and secure "Let the record reflect," board members to act, thai facility for the sheriff," Vthlen noted Vihien. "you might consult (Board said. Chairman Sid) Vililen (Jr., But there was no further It depends on how you read liaison commissioner on Jail ncuonatthatwne and when the it, however," someone sherifrs request for Jail repair matters.) The tape recording of the funds came up again at the May 13 County Commission Vlhlen replied, "That's just June 3 Commission meeting, meeting shows Vihien was then my Interpretation of the law, there was still no action by the present and presiding. He I'm one of five." county commissioners to ap. asked Proudfoot again to There was noise of papers prove the money. that New minimum state requirements on liability coverage go into effect July 1 under a 19,73 law that the 1974 legislature re- role. Bart1 171. AfIA MUN1U (Ar) - being shuffled and Vihien any desire for asked, "Is discussion and action? Appears no Interest at this point, Mr. . - — Stolen - TALLAHASSEE (AP) The state Corrections Division has blamed judges and the Parole and Probations Commission for overcrowded prisons. In a statistical report released Thursday, the division said Judges are placing a smaller percentage of criminals on orobatlon and th,' inmmk1nn In a "IS Vu . -year-old NEW YORK AE of writer Nat The 14son Hentoff has paid $2,200 at auction for a document signed by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson onMarch4, private Blamed For Overcrowding so ' know, sir. " 11 One because outline the request for the $l,140 for jail repairs. Proudfoot did so and was asked by a commissioner, "Is that a budget transfer?" lie retied, "I don't co-ordinating One lock...... ...... . . .. . ., . .372.45 "Forgiveness Is necessary too, the past without forgiveness lz as real and painful today as when the original hurt occwred," he sod. $2,200 Paid •. OF .............. .,..,.......,...........$l!4O,3) is for JohnKlmtroughlsheardon thPC to remark, I where we are now. I came in - - This er "I'm lust stating the law, sir, where tne Board of County Commissioners is charged with providing a safe and secure facility for the sheriff." —Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr. fused to repeal. The present minimum of $10,000 bodily injury coverage, $20,000 per accident and $5,000 property damage will increase to 115,000.130,00045,000. Brown said Thursday 1.5 ml!. lion drivers now carry the mmImuin. - Auto insurance Judges, Parole Boards -. Herald, Sanford, Fl. Insurance Rates Jump Next Month TALLAHASSEE (AP) premiums will go up 12 per cent next month for 1.5 million Florida drivers, Deputy Insurance Commissioner Thomas Brown says. IN BRIEF Needs Jail - Board members. Commission- - a good family quarrel. they won't fight or when they do, they fight dirty." Denton told a Homemakers Conference here Thursday ths.' couples should stick with one subject at a time when Either Put On (Con tinued From Page 1-A) F2 rp1ace glaa, rpaIr fond ASU. F3 repair fO:i F4 Fu rn ish now food pate, fu rn ish new hinos. 53 furnish and install lock food pa... Install closu, on door Jb. S2 furnish new food pisa door hinges lock window. 114 -!1rror No prici this quotation to b3 quotal when propir mirror 'ocat,i. N) rip! ace glass. Repair food pao3. 112 Repair glass covir, ripair fool pass. Install door jamb closur.. Hospital visitors roots install two now food pass doors ccxaplite hingos, locks. Replac3 glass. Counselor Says "American husbands and k4øa. Jail !tepairs ,.,, furnish labor, ,,,,, •, ,,., ,,., , ,.. materials, in accordance with on sit. inspction, to: WEST LAFAYE1TE, Ind. (AP) Marriages need more "good fights," says a Purdue University counselor. "Of course, the trey word here Is 'good," says Dr. Wal. lace Denton, director of Purdue's Marriage Counseling Center. FLORIDA o... April 14, 1973 Sanfori, Floa 3.771 Auto 4 q~--,;,) -i, .~ ".' ', NATiON Need More Ta g Lf t Ii. PROUIFOOT ty Jail hI.a..d lot Sctfno)o Coun ty Marriages ' ...V 0 lOX P41 oviao. nos*a ))UI A Evening MI P0.1 — ?}"€ t '.:i- - C, �i -; 1 I ;;:----: - r - ::,-v- x,r,tt-t- 'rrrr-',tvr- S- r-c_rv - t?C -.Vfl : f, rrt.:vv- -m - ?-t - ;.J ...4t. ... -).rt - IN Evening Herald N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Areatde 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 300 r- mi Friday, Juno 13, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor HJBERTC.MARKEY,AdvertjsjngDjrector 9 _______ _____ Hc'n;e L')clivery: Week, 55 cent!; Month, 12.40; 6 Mon ths, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mi1- In Florida same as home deliver)'. All other mail Mon th , $2.; 6 Mon ths, $16.20; 12 Months, p2.40. Number 4 Is - _____ LTI_ Not Yesterday (Thursday) as I rode with members of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department to Deputy Bob Moore's funeral service, the bright sunshine and laughter of young peoçle enjoying a good day did much to dispell the somber nature of the trip, The rain of Wednesday, sun of yesterday and laughter of children at play made me reflect on just hu4 much folks have to enjoy In the short time we travel this life. The Clock 10-7' Just 10- 10' Seminole County Deputy Robert 0. Moore was a man who spent the better part of his adult life serving his fellow man either in the military service or as a deputy sheriff. lie was doing just that Monday when fire broke out inside the Seminole County Jail. And Deputy Moore died a short time later, serving his fellow - flhfl hV tra'?E,1 $ )J:tk(I Having bummed around In the newspaper world the past 22 years come July 3 — that's the date I got my first pay check — I've had th e pleasure of ineetln,g a lot of people that a country boy from Texas doesn't meet under normal circurmstan ces. Some of those meetings have come in pleasant situations and others In not-so pleasant incidents. And it was under the latter conditions that I have gotten to know George Proudfoot, the soft-spoken corrections division boss at the county sheriff's office. Much has been said about the fire and its af. termath, so I won't dwell on that so much as Proudfoot's loyalty to his job and his men the past several days. "I'm not trying to ignore you guys," George said Mnday, "but things are hectic." And so the y were, Conditions were still a bit hectic yesterday in Altamonte Springs as I watched three young people bounce a basketball be tween the rows and rows of police cars sitting In the parking lot at St. Mary Magdalen Church. Proudfoot was watching them as well and I saw a slight smile a'oss his face as he observed the happy-go lucky way the trio was acting. The rainstorm that struck Altamonte Springs We1IJtISY night proved one thing — summer is rea lly here, The puddles of water that made many intersections just off SR 436 look like small lakes were filled with laughing children, splashing water and kicking up their heels, Yep, school is out and summer Is 1'eally here. Dri ving in the rain was a pleasant experience and watching the young people enjoy a good dip — even tf the water would be gone within an hour c;so — was a different experience. At least, It enabled me to forget the past three da ys of tragedy that has pushed everything else from most "Gee, it would be nice to be their age again." he remarked. Proudfool's remark is typical of the man. He would enjoy forgetting the past few days, but will never have the pleasure. Proudfoot had worried and fumed about con' ditions In his jail before Monday. He Is still worried and still fuming about the conditions that may prevail once the county lock-up Is back in operation. But one thing is certain, Proudfoot cares about the people he must house. It Is not the distasteful task many Jailers feel that corrections work entails Before the fire, I met Proudfoot away from the deportment — sitting In a cool spot, drinking a sod a with another member of the sheriff's staff. I was quickl; invited to sit with them and talk about fishing, the weather and anything that came to mind. Since then Proudfoot has always been quick to assist. George Proudfoot is the kind of guy you can expect to do his best to help, under the worst possible conditions. Knowing Proudfoot is one of those really fine experiences that go with the news business. gathering —Glenn McCasland -. - ___ - - - -11, __ \\. ///, I/ - ~ An After Cambodia Battle BANGKOK tAP) The Thai government ordered naval and marine reinforctments into disputed waters of the Gulf of Thailand today after a sea battle with Cambodian naval forces in which one Cambodian boat was reported sunk and six Thai marines were reported wounded. A clash In the gulf also was reported between Cambodia and South Vietnam. U.S. intelligence sources said South Vietnamese troops occupied Poulo Wai, a tiny island 60 miles from both the South Vietnamese and Cambodian coasts, after a battle Tuesday night. It was near Poulo Wal that Cambodian gunboats intercepted the American freighter Mayaguez. - aI n - ',~,000 g p La' Refor m Public Vital 71 ~ C014GO CRISI[S To Def - - - - - _r - - - - -- s',i'ir* - when NATO Links Weaken was is shining? RALPH NOVAK - alliance is "strategic"y sound, politically essentW and morally juOffla1" mtTage over tin* to one candidate over Women's Year symposium in Australia recently 3. Men JUNE 14 First Me thodist Youth white elephant sale, 10 a.m. to 3 pin., t'aiway Plaza. Millions, billions or trillions — Americans are ready and willing to spend whatever is necessary to safeguard the nation's security in an insecure world and no less than is necessary. But also no more than necessary. And that, of course, is where the rub comes How strong is strong enough. In a nation in which the military Is subordinate to civilian authority, and which historically has tended to let Its defenses rust In peacetime, the question has never been an easy one to answer. Numerousmilit,aryexpertshave been warning 'for some time that the U.S. Navy has deteriorated sadly. In fact, claims one, the United States has passed "peril point" In losing control of the seas to the Soviet Union. the other day, Adm. In making thatsta Elmo R. Zumwalt, former chief of naval opera tions, cited a secret study by the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory IBoard. He urged that the study be declassified so that the public can make an Informed judgment about the Navy's current capabilities and ,,the poll -.y limitations that flow from our co ntinued weakness." The situation is no less grave than this, ac. cording to the admiral: The Soviet Union is close to its "goal of denying American use of the was In the areas that matter" and will soon attain its Europe. Mr. Ford met Gre.k c.nd Turkl-'i 1ath k e(; one' ftoot Lij the athance ard who are trying to one foot out. This is a policy which France has been following, and which seemed to be emphasized by President Valery Giscard d'Estalng's refusal to take part formally in the Brussel's conference. The British are firm in their support of NATO when it comes to words, but are making new cuts in their military commitment for the sake of economy. In his first stop on his first trip to Europe as President, ?,t'. Ford spoke in terms that are familiar to Europeans. The link between American security and that of Western Europe has been an article of faith in our country since the establishment of NATO. What is needed now Is a reappearance of the spirit of unity and common commitment to the Atlantic Alliance which has been eclipsed by national preoccupations in recent years. BERRY'S WORLD - q - - It greater danger to our real interents Senate or House of Representa ti ves today. regula tions are so complicated and so contradictory he but you should ask yourself whether it would be 6. Men for the w$$&! ens "By the way. how do you stand on gun control? K n ap Seminole County Sheriff's Department dispatcher Arlene Sapp receives the Police Omfler of the Month plaque yesterday from Powell Austin, of the Sanford-Seminole Junior Chamber of Commerce. id \r/ I ASSOCIATED PLAN SERVICE, INC. C t I fl'l S P.O. Box 109$, Longwood, Florida 32750 __________ • Oh 11n% II,, S tAl IiAtt •'I IAA Bloodmobile sponsored by Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at VFW Post 8207 on Sr 477 1.4 STANFORD, Calif. tAP) Barbara Smuts, 24, of Ann Ar%mt%4 miles north of SR 434. Includes The US. and Dutch ambassa- bor, Mich., was released more Blood Bank reserves of C of C,____________________________________________________________________________________ dors in Tanzania have received than two weeks ago. cr Dekixe 21" Setl-propeRed rrrjwem k /\ VFW, Sertoma Club, Longwood second letters from three stutakesmost of the voex out of cuttIng "The ambassadors want to city employes, firemen and Dorothy B. Jaeger, Deltona dents kidnaped by Zaire guerJUNE 12, 1975 George Johnson Jr. yottkiwn Just light push on the acknowledge that they have repolice and senior citizens. Call George J. Pallo, I)eltona ADMISSIONS Irma Median handle ccritrol OndOff 'Vu; pull rillas May 19, a Stanford Uni- ceived the letters from the stuLarry Goldberg to reserve 1Allin M. Veagley, Deltona versity spokesman said today. Sanford: Barbara J. Spacek it bock to stop rrwer. dents and that Intensive activi. Robin A. Kelly, Longwood time. Rita Appling Ricardo Spencer Ambassadors W. Beverley ty is continuing to obtain their ftmGOolveoppHespower to recx Margaret K. Todd, Osteen Evelyn Britton Anne Lois Turner Carter of the United States and safe return," Beyers quoted the JUNE 15 wheels, and Is coveI'ed to prevent Barney Willie L. Brown Lee Johnson Pink Williams Jan C. Van Den Berg of the announcement as saying. American Legion Post and operob' contact. P,Iechon4coI Webster Dora Mae Bryant Willie B. Williams Netherlands announced jointly He said the letters were the Auxiliary 53 of Sanford inefy intertock sys1e. Annie Lee Vincent, Zellwood in Dar Es Salaam today Rubye Christiansen Joseph R. Wilson the first since those delivered by sthllation of officers, 2 p.m. at Powerful eed Willie S. Greene George W. Nicely, DeBary receipt of the letters, said Bob Miss Smuts, a Stanford student Post borne. 1cnBoyerne. X BIRTHS Barbara E. hlartsock Diana Lynn Mcl,endon, Beyers, director of Stanford who was released by the kid- k ~..., Cheryl H. Jessup Dusty Boots Riding Assn. All. DeLand University News Service. napers May 24 and walked Into Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore Game Show, 10 a.m., Wilco Beyers said he was informed Kigoma, the town nearest Cornhlenna Lee, a boy, Sanford of the announcement by telebi. Sales Arena, SR 46, four miles . Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ternphone from David Hamburg, a Miss Smuts said her captors west of 1.4. Specta tors free. pleton Sr. (Patricia), a boy, Stanford professor who is the described themselves as mem__________________________________________________________ Sanford JUNE 16 university's official represents. bets of the Popular RevolutionDISCHARGES Seminole County Humane tive in Tanzania. ary party in eastern Zaire, forWednesday MRS. M AE CHAMBERS night at Florida Sanford: SocIety, 8 p.m., First Federal "The letters appealed to the m erly the Congo. Goon GcA" Hospital North. Born in Sadie Mae Brooks OcUmd Savings and Loan, SR 434 and ambassadors to do "The vital everything next step Is to Robards, Mrs. tae I. Ky., Cluimbers, he lived 84, of In Grace V. Cramer 17-92, Longwood. within their power and to act as make contact with the Popular Lake Mary, died Thursday Sanford for 23 years. lie was a Dianne Dennard quickly as possible to save their Revolutionary party," Ham' night. Born in Chipley, she lived member of Grace Methodist JUNE 19 Albert 0. Jarrell lives," Beyers quoted the joint burg said. "Steps toward this Seminole Chapter 2, Order of in Lake Mary for the past 19 Church, a veteran of WWII and George W. Lester announcement as saying. end are proceeding satisfacEastern Star, 8 p.m., Masonic years. She was a member of the Korean War. Edna McWatters Peter Steiner. an Amprii'iin thrik ''"1' rtrst apus uiurcn or axe Survivors Include nis wue, Temple James T. Minor who is an economics professor "The situation is delicate, Mary and the Eastern Star of Mrs. Elaine Clark, Sanford; Billy G. Pilkingt'n JUNE 21 a at the University of Nairobi, and we must be exceedingly son, John D. Clark, JacksonJanice E. Postell Rummage Sale sponsored by Chipley. said Thursday that Carrie Jane careful to avoid any action that yule; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Jean Ritchie 1 Seminole Count )' Humane Survivors include her Lavern Clark Sr., Henderson, Hunter, 21, of Atherton, Calif. might jeopardize these efforts. 2710 Orlando Drive (17-92) Thelma T. Steele Society. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., old husband , It.H. Chambers, Lake Ky. and Kenneth Stephen Smith, 22, Therefore, no further report IS Darryl 0. Washington Sanford U.S. Hank, Sanford Plaza. 322.2811 Mary; daughter, Mrs. Mabel of Garden Grove, Calif., both likely in the next few days." Funeral sersices and burial [)elma D. Willis Jean Osburn, Tu Stanford students, and xedo, N.C.; wi Emilie ________________________________________________________________________ Sanford Naval Air Station ll be in Henderson. Brisson Willie Wright III •_ ... . son, Rev. Joseph H. Cham be Bergmann, 25, of Holland, a rers Funeral Home in charge of reunion, Lake Golden picnic Sr., of Lake Jo hn E. Lanibertson, ;_ DeBary Mary; sister, Mrs. local arra ngements. sear ch assistant, are alive and " " ".' area, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Henry L. Wagner, DeBary believed well. '1 lila Jones, Delray Beach; _________________________________________ _________________________ i Char l es L Edwards, Deltona brother, Bee Peel, Chipley; The kidnapers have dcTroy D. Trail, Geneva eight grandchildren; five great. Funeral Not manded the release of guer-, Judy Gail Cannon, Lake rillas held in Tanzania, $500,000 grandchildren. MRS. MAE s..— Mary Brisson Funeral Home is In CHAMBERS, and guns and ammunition. ' -" 1. Funeral cVICei f or Mrs Mat t. k Kimberly 3. Fugate, Lake They have threatened to kill charge of arrangements. Chambers, II. of Lake Miry. the - Mary *hO died Thursday. will be held Yesterday's high 95. Over. three captives if a mid-July -ET-. ,. . jjF,-----" p ,', 7 Edward .1 Fritz, Orange City deadline is not met. Tanzania Monday at Lake night low 71. .., LAVERN CLARK JR. vary Baptis t Church with Rev. Jas.amine Sanders, Orange has rejeèted the demands. Fair to partly cloudy through ,. ..J Harold Davis officiating (::'fl} Burial in Oaklawn M.mor,al tomorrow. Chance of afternoon j_:L_> A fourth person who was kidLavern C. Clark Jr., 51, of 700 Park Britton Funeral Home in Mamnie G. Blair, Sorrento and evering thundersi 'wers. lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, died naped at the same time from crgp Ruth Newlen Sorrento the (,ombi Research Center, Highs in the upper 80s to mid J LUXURY LIVING AT 90s. Lows in the low to mid 7, Lows in the low to mid lOs. Winds variable 10 mph or less except stronger and gusty near 4 ~, thundershowers. Rain ~probability .Vto 30 per cent through tomorrow. The Seminole Education tabled until next Monday's -- I Extended Forecasts Association (SEA) wants negotiating session soSupt. Bud GARDEN HOMES STARTING AT$ , teachers to be represented on Layer can add his recomPartly cloudy with scattered the board that advises the mendations to those of mainly afternoon and evening school administration on board and SEA teams. Modern Living with a touch of the old. Woodmere mixes The two groups also hashed thundershowers. Highs in the promotions of teachers, prini 1 it modern conveniences with natural untouched surroundings 11 out a negotiating calendar that upper 803 and low 90s. Lows cipals and other personnel. calls for near-daily meetings mostly in the lOs. That desire surfaced through July 24, with a break 1-2 AND 3 BEDROOM HOMES Daytona Beach tides: high 12:21 pin., lows 5:58 a.m., 6:16 yesterday as SEA and school between June 3O and July 14 ° Your Woodmere Home Features p.m. Port Canaveral: High board negotiating teams met at SEA mem bers can attend the * Central Heat Air Shag Carpeting Throughout 11:51 a.m.; lows 5:44 a. in., 6:05 the First Federal of Seminole National Education Association / S Ceramic Tile Baths •PMdern building in Sanford. Equipped Kitchen INEA) convention in Los 'inside Utility Room Action on the proposal was Angeles. •Outside S?oraae Jean P'itteson Women's Editor Ask F He l LAWN- p - -" ' ______ _ ' -- S&L ' --,' 4 \'-'f .- , - Ni - -' - - c - On - Government Guests And CIA C,,:)ver-Ups _- 'I SEA Seeks Input JACK ANDERSON - DISPATCHER HONORED JUNE 29 Fr. Lyons Council K of C, corporate communion at Nativity Church, Lake M, followed by breakfast at the clubhouse. WEATHER are concerned and affectionate. Men conceivably dare to block our access to the _ ____ Letters Received r ''' me _ __ Room Additions Plot Plans - _ than any For the comfort and convenience of cc le.. clear mountain mreamz, wrote happily that who stay at the exclusive hideways: "They make "The plot to knock off Castrn," we reported vacationing bigwigs, the National Park Service "l'Lsl creek yielded an184ncb cutthroat today." enough money to scratch for lodgings like the on Jan. l8,l97l, "began of Pay of Ngs maintains rustic chalets at two of the nation's Cronkite, who brought three of his family with rest of us." operation. The Intent was to eliminate the Cuban most scenic siLts. LAm, apparently had the lodge opened especially Footnote: The rules supposedly limit the use dictator before the mothn' ,9oth lodges are casd to the zdinary at- (or him in mid-winter. They spent a five-day of the lodges to "Members of Congress and the island. The ir irrival Invaders landed un ias expec ted to touch payrs Wl) vie obligeo to seek public si- Mpine cation beneath the craggy, s'iow- presidential appointees." But In practice, the off a general uprising, which the Communist cornodaticts or pitch their tents. rapped petks during t1t New Year, ' 974, cronies of the mighty also have wangled VIP militia would have ha'l more trouble putting Only lie IrivilegetI few are aidmitted tti holiday. Crnklle left 'nt. com,m'ns In the keys. down without the charismatic Castro to lead BrjL¼e-ho(i Huae overlokIng Jackson LaM., regizuy, but he told us his accesi to the lodge CIA COVERUP: Former CIA chief John them." Wyo., at the foot of the mjestic Grand Tetn had been wholly "innocent." Mcone row hi's ackoowledgedastory he denied Yet even after the Bay of Pigs, we reported mountains, or to Camp Hoover deep In th' Among the others wl id,ned In at to ui more thin four yeart,go. assassination team (fltIflUed to try to eliminate forests of Shenandoah National Park. Brinkerhoti house were Reps. B. F. Sisk, i).. 1nJanry, l97l,werepoitJthat the CII,iad C.as,ro inUl end uf February, 1963. "Nine The National Park Service zealousiypritt'.ts Calif., Jotm Jarman, R.-Okla., and Fe'.eral recruited two underworld figures, Sam Clan- moths later,"the we noted, "President Kennedy the privacy of the distinguished guests wjo MAY Communications Commissioner Rex Lee. cana and John Roselli, top the assassination was gunned down in Dallas by I A-.e harvey at their Idyllic hideaways. But we have 'ibttilned camp Hoover in the picturesque Shenandoah of Cuban Premier Fidel Castro' Oswald, a fanatic who previously had agitated copies of the star-studded guest regiw,era from woodlarwt, um a f''j ttt for White We identified their CIA contacts as William for Castro In New Orleans and had made a both lodges. House aides, who sought to get away from the Harvey and James "Big Jim" O'Connell. The mysterious trip to the Cuban Embassy In Mexico A number of notablei. ranging from CBS's tribulations of the Watergate scandal in 1973 and CIA was put In touch with the underworld City." Gov. Cal Hampton, 1974. Walter Cronkite t 't trlggermen, we reported, by billionaire Howard Amont those privy to the CIA conspiracy, have holed up #.I iubulous BlinkefhOff House, Among those whose names appear on the Hughes' former Nevada honcho, Robert Maheu. there is still a nagging suspicion — unsupported with its great ifttte fireplace, stately beamed register are Curtis hierge, who collected Illegal The plotters are now being hauled behind by the Warren ceilings and picture windows opening on contributions for President Nixon; Clay dosed doors of tho Select Senate Intelligence Castro became Cc'mir,lsalon's findings — that aware of the U.S. plot upon breathtaking views. ' Whitehead, who cracked down on the IV net- Committee to tell what they know, life and SOTflthOW recruited Osw*Id o retaliate One enthralled guest, Rep Teno Roncallo, D.. works fr' Nixon; H. It Haldeman's cup bearer, McCone emerged after three hours of secret against President Kennedy Wyo., was muved to write prophetically in the Larry Hlgby; and Nixon hatchetman Fred testimony to admit cautiously to the press that The Senate commltt,,1 t also Investigating guest registry: "Worth Jack Anderson's Malek. plots, Indeed, had been sanctioned to kill Castro. this Intriguing P06IJI'/.Et that the CIA attempts Abuse!" jjfJi, Rep. e Hamilton. D.-Ind., Two of the good guys of the Watergate days, This was the opposite of what he told us in to kill Castro mg,,./ have backfired against found both the scenery and the nominal charges former Attoney General Elliott Richardson and 1971. "No plot was autharlze4 or implemented" President Kenv in Dallas, "awe4nsplring and rela xing." his sidekick, William Rucketahaus, also visited to nsasslnate Castro, he told us. We went ahead No less tha e late Pregdent's brother, Prominent Washington attorney George V. the ledge, with the story anyway, and now McCone has Rotxrt, waj Lyndon Johnson, were Allen Jr., referring to the trout that inhabit the Grumped one offIcal about the pampered few acknowledged we were right. deeply Conscious of this unproved possibility. ___ Home Smitty's Sn ppin' Turtle show this by such acts as tryi ng to stay awake In Mediterranean — at the risk of nuclear worth the trouble, the waiting room when their wives are having retaliation? 2. Men have to go off to war and protect the babies, remembering Mother's Day and reading Neither a comnplaceiit nor, at the other cxwould be certain to seriously overstep at cne family Volkswagen from barbarian hordes. the sports pages every day to make sue no treme. a frtghtened public can make the point or another, making him subject to Em- Think of what a rotten state of affairs things untoward tragedy has befallen Billie Jean King decisions that must be made to preserve the prisonment or fine, would be in if men weren't around to start fights or Chris Evert. security In comIng years. Wer of any campaign Your o , nobody has ever told us iwmh this loophole, solutely sick ,hut mid 'io great big Le-man to is so. We know a'jse every morning in tv.tr number of Soviet warships? would seem to encourage iznear camPPIVl, and open Just how do the Soviets Intend to deny us It for yw! It in tlworeticaUy pcus1bh, act- mirrcrs we see scrneone saying it to us. chscaituge h.'i.j. dctioneer1LtJ. "control of the seas"? Would they, for example, miuedly, that women could learn to open jars Only an Idiot would be prepared to be intuitively even thoug), - AREA DEATHS call women nice names Uke "Honey," 11ultimate objective" of dominatiq the am for his L _ is ab. - - 4. Men create lr)ts of career opportunities for with the public than it does today. such a thing, of course, but it never hurts to be women by setting up things like the MISS One wonder,, however, why the unrivaled Western Europe as the Warsaw Pact forces arrayed In Eastern opponent. me new Law, (All) S. it would produce an agreem?nt. and Israel there is a possibility cargo is expected within the rotary of State Henry A. KISSIn- His last effort collapsed three of gradual change," Rabin told next few weeks. ger is likely to resume his months ago. a news conference on ThursRabin said he believes "there Miudle East shuttle diplomacy Ford expects to know within day. I — ic a N*! for g'titi'r.s" If f next month if differences be- the next two weeks whe 10p~ it ,1, ther The prime minister also cm- Sinai again. "But kflowing t tween Israel and Egypt on a ternis for an Israeli withdrawal phasized that there will be no Middle East one has to have (!21 Sinai settlement can be nar- in Sinai can be arranged. agreement wi th Egypt until Is-. patience. Don't ex pect anything I rowed further. A key factor in plotting ad. racli cargo is permitted to pass quick or it might not work," he Sources said the visit of Is- ministration strategy is Syrian through the Suez Canal. A test said. racli Prime Minister Yitzhak Foreign Minister Abdel Halim of last year 's secret under. _________ Kissinger was guardedly Rabin has improved chances of Khaddam's visit here next Fri. standing on psage of Israeli optimistic. reviving negotiations, but a !i day. Egypt and Syria are ____ — nal decision by President Ford pressing for a prompt withLet Us Design Dream awaits p st-summit deliber- drawal of Israeli forces on the ations In Jerusalem and Cairo, Golan Heights, but Israel ________ Kissinger is sai1 to be reluc- doubts that a deal can bestr-uck I Custom House Plans Eii, tant to board the shuttle again with Damascus. Stock House Plans unless he is 90 per cent certain "Especially between Egypt ' WASHING1 ON Again Try ' The law puts a fid on what a candidate may seless, sexy ~elpmates out there would consider clear that knocking one m?.n effecUvely helps his a jar of pickles or boysenberry jam that 0 HOSPITAL NOTES could have been taken for granted by our allies; but it is all to sçencz for his campaign and what can be spent America pageant and the Miss Universe contest, naval supremacy the U.S. once enjoyed—not be hAm by his committee and even by interested prepared. the good that he did bo. 's face It, if there were no men around, how to kid1v1dwla working independently. But as far as We cap hope that in his private meetings with leaders of mention the $1.3 trillion spent on national So just asa reminder, here lsa list of why you Let many young women would get those free trips to security since 1946 — failed to prevent the postthe idea that can te determin e d from i careful reading o f th e NATO countries Mr. Ford was able to get across little ladies should keep singing "It's So Nice to Atlantic City and the chance to be kissed by law Li experts, there iii no restriction against the Atlantic Alliance needs as much unequivocal support from World War II expansion of communism. Might Have a Man Around the World." Parks? groups :r Individuals ipidIng all they t its European members. Mixed feelings and not our habit of supporting corrupt regimes I. Men are good at opening jars. Would you when working against a i s.n didate — though it is coltmenta are the Underlying malaise of the allia. Then know this around the world have been, and still be, a like to be stuck out In the Iritchen some night with 5. Men are handsome. Some of us attitudes within NATO pose as great a threat to the security of ,`%~i -~" mu -- anolier, a restriction which obviously won't be said that It was scientifically possible in "Sugar," "Baby," "Sweetie." "Sister," Its own military and political purposes. Australia recently to all but eliminate men from "Cookie,"' 'Beautiful" and "Chick." You In an earlier time, before the major powers These were no doubt welcome words to Europeans who have enfod. Some businesses, such as restaurants or food the human species without any noticeable loss to wouldn't want to be called "Buster," "Mac" or acquired the capability of destroying each other been worried since the United States faltered on the delivery of promised military aid to South Vietnam and Cambodia. it is suppliers, can provide services and edibles to personkind, it made a few of us a little nervous. "Buddy," would you? many times over with nuclear weapons, such a candidates at cost. Most others cannot. Not that all of you cuddly, shapely, defenwarning would have carried far more weight regrettable that Mr. Ford had to make statements about the strength of our treaty commitments, which, through the years, 0 0 1 Warning To Woman n d ki _ _ Kissinger May - CALENDAR _ In. ' t7i -- __ z - 1. - X. - I arrow Mideas t Diff erences , significant change." - -. ense the United states has spent more since i than $1.3 trillion in national security, according to an estimate In American heritage magazine. That Is almost equal to the $1.6 trillion the federal government has spent for all nonmilitary goods &nd services since 1789. "The plain fact," writes Allan L. Damon, "is that an extraordinary pan of our national energy and wealth in recent years has been devoted to war or to the prevention of war, and the Immediate future is not likely to bring any -- - .A; __ - . 7; .-W ~-: _ -_ BARNSLEY, England (API— The d'ath mu In wtla' explosion rose to five today after searchers found the lxIies of three miners who apparently had been gassed, the National Coal Board announced. Officials reported earlier that two men died in the explosion Thursday 1,200 feet below the surface and three men were missing. A sixth man was injured. The six men were shorir.g up the shaft at the Houghton collier)' near this industrial town in northern England and testing the air for gas, one of the most dangerous tasks In mining. jail . Deputy Moore had not been with the sheriff's department long onl.y since October— but he had a ni won the respect of his fellow deputies and superiors OVS %1 for "always doing his job the best he could." Chief Deputy Duane Harrell called Moore "one ENEJIGY Vv' great person" as he told the news media of the deputy's death on Monday. The other day, a man planning to run for __________________ With his death, Moore joins a long list of Congress next year called th e government office Florida peace officers who have died in the line of charged with Interpreting the new federal duty either from a criminal's bullet or from a election reform law to ask how much he'll be . — heart attack caused from overwork in performing allowed to spend in the "race" for party nomina tion if he has no opponent and th us no their duties, contest. In recent months there have been Trooper This was no Idle question. For If a candidate Charles Campbell, kidnaped and murdered by doesn't get out and hustle when party primaries 0 0i 0 .I accused mass slayer John Paul Knowles in are held whether he has primary opposition or Georgia; Trooper Claude Baker, killed near not, he may be eclipsed In the general election by Sarasota by a work release prisoner who was ar- an Opponent of another party who has campalgned early or late. Early campaigning is med; Patrol Sgt. Whitey Knudson, victim of a heart 1,000 especially necessary for first-time candidates attack after 25 years of service training over whose names are not well known to the public. police officers in the state, and many others. new law however, wiulle outlining what These men and Moore died protecting our laws may be spent in primary and other contests, is and helping keep the general public safe from not clear on the spending point thii man relsed harm's way. The office charged with supervising the Deputy Moore was assigned Identification reform law gave simple, direct, legal, dishonest .. number 416 at the Seminole County Sheriff's advice. Go out and dig yourself up any kind of an I Department. He used that number as do all other opponent, shadow or not. men the spending will officers in checking on and going off duty. In police be legal. What is the candidate to do then? Create a — language, the code for off-duty or out-of-service is a phony paper rival, thus complying with the letter simple "10-7". A "10-10" is out-of-service, subject of the law and tearing the spirit to shreds? Go to call, ahead and spend, even If there's no opposition, To many officers, Number 416 may be "10-7", and risk prison If the law Is interpreted against but to those who worked and knew Deputy Bob hi,nlaer?(tio1doff,spendonlyforthegweral Moore, he is not "10-7", but only "10-10", still ready election arid give his November opponent a semi. free ride? to serve a higher auth ority. Why fix the roof the sun Now that serious men and women are beginning to read the law — apparently few bothered when it being discussed in Congress — they're discovering just how sloppy the wording Is. And how absurd, Literally read, the new law would pcevent a There was nothing equivocal in President Font's news paper editor from coming out f or a candeclaration at Brussels on how the United States views commitment to the North Atlantic 'rreaty Organization. The didate editorially. A paper could well be held A contributing illegal amounts to a campaign If it NATO treaty, he reminded our allies, is the law of the land in form to the gave too much coverage or too favorable When a doctor addressing an International and wars. America. Moreover, our commitment of military 1 11 *L__ "Im~ __ — ___j __ __ --____ - Mine Death Toll Reaches Five _ - NEW DELHI, India (AP) — a decisive defeat for her Con- Desal, a foe of Mrs. Gandhi banned her from holding public would await the verdict of the In New Delhi. buses from the government's transport service Leaders of Prime Minister In- gress party In the election of a since they battled for control of office for six years. highest court. dira Gandhi's Congress party new legislature in Gujarat the Congress party In 1963 and Judge Sinha stayed the senHer lawyers announced that and trucks from the municipal today began organizing public state. The party won 140 of the split the party. tence for 20 days to alliw the they would need a few days to corporation carred persons to support for her decision to re- 168 seats In the legislature three The voting took place last prime minister to appeal, and study Judge Sinha's opinion be- Mrs. Gandhi's residence for a main in office despite her con- years ago, and she campaigned Sunday and Wednesday, before she was expected to ask the Su. fore filing the appeal. Mean- rally in her behalf. viction of election law viola- vigorously for Congress can- Judge Jag Mohanlal Sinha preme Court to extend the stay while, Congress party officials Opposition Iead.crs charged (ions. found Mrs. Gandhi guilty on until the appeal was decided, said demonstrations and other that Mrs. Gandhi was contindictates this year. However, Mrs. Gandhi's But her party won only 74 Thursday of illegally using go'.'. Her political foes demanded special meetings were being or. uing to use government officials political stock was depressed seats to 86 won by a coalition ernmen' officials In her 1971 that she resign at once, but Mrs. ganized throughout the country and facilities to further her further by the announcement of headed by 79-year-old Morarji campaign for Parliament and Gandhi announced that she to support Mrs. Gandhi. personal political ends. Thailand Beefs Up Forces lWioriwiamd Friday, Jun. 13, 175—SA Indira Gandhi Backers Seeking Support IN BRIEF DON OAKLEY Reforming Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WORLD - RAY CROMLEY —J A WOMAN'S WORLD... Promotions ' ' Woodmere .., 16,~~11~~~~~90 0 - $ Jean Patte son Covers For you daily In The Herald ,, i)'1/ - 1 - - ' .' . * r)t\ Do You Know George Stuart ,,SeIIs Car Desks? f&j. " r. '1 - z_;" .':i . - - . ' ____________________________ ___________________________ means 1 column by 2 j\ ,fl / '1 1 i.i. CARDESK oroenses pipe work on the road. Fits olmost any automobile. Provides sm 17 i 15" v."t ing surface with ctip to hold par'.' work f i rmly. Has coni,tmInt lot file folders, ootsboe, SPif.Wt.17Ips. •39'I A woman's world has always been busy. Her conce'ns are the heartbeat of our lives. The family. Children. School. Church. Community organizations. But now she's Into more, A new career perhaps, or back to school. And new positions of leadership in the community. Follow the changing world of women in The Herald. Reported and interpreted for you by Womer's Editor, Jean Patteson. I' , dies. Too small for an ad to be noticed or effective? You're reading this onot tUa t gearge 3 - I . - ''•"\" -- Your Women's News Paper 11 \_ -' \\\ r 133 Last *oölnion. Odando, raft --- Evening Heml . ,~,) ;' 1, __- �- -, -w - 64-Evening Herald, $*nlord, Fl. Friday, June - _______________ - 1 - - - - - ----- Eening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Lake Mary Requests Federal Funds For Water - By DONNA ESTE.s - money. firm After Grant, Connell Clash n. jig 1 . - ...&J-% . . - -- De" VVIGUIS I raCT nezoning Lnances ,Seen DI Human Conndll voted with Grant and Widdis rezoning by failing Connell ailing' to Council M. A. Scott to authorize appear at a public hearing on the ordinance oreparation the matter. Connell added that agency. It has not been decided, as vpt. whether' th; city will upgrade its water plant or . Rela tion s Commis s ion on the eve of battle. 1 leader of the Free lit hr vat, (flt Florida to take of territory claimed by SpaeIh -ro said r WiIct Utilities !nc, Home 1'trmers ic Council A4inutes Reveal DRYERS— ire lfVote stoner Charles "Goosby"F said Sanchez has been Chief Changed Jones, a black from Tampa. criticized at previous meetings The commission voted 9"5 10 rs by some of the white cornLONGWOOD Ex-Fire firing, echoeo her comments. City CounciImn membe abolish director Thomas Sanc- Chief Roy LaBosslere was Connell, who had been going however, will be asked by Mrs. misaionerswhovotedtoabolWi hex's $19,0004-year Job on the from the position be over the minutes In detail as is Shomate Monday night to vote his job. motion of Sen. Lon Wilson, I. held with the city for two years his practice—"The minutes are on whether corrections and But Sanchez said he had no Merritt Island, who is white, by a 3-2 vote on June 2, City public records and should be amendments to the minutes reason to believe that some Community Affairs Secretary Clerk Onnie Shoniate's official correct," he said—asked Mrs. requested by Connell will be commissioners were disWilliam Ravenell, the comnmis- minutes of that meeting Lot -mann if the portion con- placed in the record. satisfied with his performance sion chairman and a black, dis. revealed this week to the cerning her vote was correct. While and Mrs. Shomate said the were seeking an excuse to agreed with the panel's deed surprise of some city council "I asked both newspaper June 2 oust him. meeting was hectic and slon, saying the racial split em- members, reporters and they said you difficult to keep up with in her barrassedhizn. But said he was "it there was Observers at the meeting confirm you voted for the longhand notes, a two year old dsension required 10 Carry Out the COm- which about me, it wasn't about my the volunteer motion," Connell said. Mrs. $975 tape recorder sits unmission's inatructiCn5. firemen walkout after Lormann's reply was, "Both plugged in is corner, unused at ability to do the job," he said. Sanchez, however, contended LaBossiere's it was, they didn't non-existent newspapers are wrong." council meetings this year that the commission had no n discl e." os le- resignation was accepted, "I thou ght you voted for the except on a few occasions w he gal authorityto a bolish his P0 1' thought th ey distinctly heard motion, too," Council Chairman LaBossiere was on hand to lion. He sai d a state law proT.... ....... 1J LVLLIiiIII VULC wiul PRICED TO SELLII , DRYERS Priced From $198 $ 188 APPLIANCE CENTER Ph. 322-3883 1700 West First St. — any saw geliuLs, possess Sanford . t( GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REPORT lds'$ di wn, ,, - ,t,.. tpv1 — .f , "'li.(44W Id A'1.ccl.c. dø..w.wç C.'h. V1 RIOtS d tui 14 U'. wii 14 ts. w.i '.a b.s 000 010 '. 01hs of TN4 CDVI I'.SiV Via.ii Wash DC 10321 , c it , c c .. _ A . PtA1Os(DtIPft.,TjRf5 a a...,... ...- CAM"It '''iGOt1 - .?Wl'y $ .1o,00r $ S .O1,ODO $ ____ ______ $ '1 $ 1 -14400 $ rJ,00(J $ i •I(S4*'4 3 1O, ) i is E Q9 1.1-i - —_e ,,. 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There are now Uree foster children staying at the home and Smith told The Herald be does not plan to accommodate a Earge niumber of ,tha at his Northeast Thplet home, , dt.s pro"tii ilrg salesmat1 for a drug firm, 11-yeai old nIth fcr'med ChrLstlan CounaeIo, Inc. last July as a ministry to troubled youth and families. The cqanlzatlon has at office at 2840 S. Sanford Aye, in Sanford. One of the non-profit orgrJzat1ans latest proje(t'3 is organizing speclal remedial tu toring claws for youngsters who need them In orter to better cope with school subjects. W •,,,•, • former in lId % Ab't nr_s'fl[75 i which Mendendez faced," R.ahner continues, "That is, to establish a colony, to defend it, to feed the inhabitants, to bargain with the Indians, and, at the same time, to operate under the strict limitations his religion. and alimpossible task." New choreography, under the Toshi Asada of Daytona, will highlight the costumes, season of June q(5cjoik' AoskgJ MARGE WILLIAMS at of Sanford Is SHIRLEY COOPER $34 9212 Casselberry Winter Springs . Costumer Cynthia Dulftn, a graduate student at the University of Florida in Gainesville, has prepared handsome new to grace the multi stages of the Amphitheatre this year. for of Designated by the State Legislature "Florida's Official State Play," "Cross and Sword" will play nightly except Sundays through August 31 at 8:30 p.m. a ding of are plays castaway part pregnancy. All phases Of Pi'CY, labor and delivery, and baby care covered with special emphasis on preparation childbirth techniques. The classes are conducted by Mrs. Alice MacMahon, R.N., and Mrs. JoAnn Vogt, R.N., both accredited Instructors in the Lamaze Method of childbirth. Local obstetricians and and speakers for A two hour stage presentation, "Cross and Sword" recreates the often heart-breaking, sometimes hilarious, and always fascinating the struggle to found a permanent settlement on these shores in 1565. story The classes are offered free offers a class pregnancy on charge as a service the the Friday morning For more Ineach month, and an on going formation the program small Parent Education Classes, children on the third Friday contact the Education Departmorning of each month. merit at Florida Hospital. for of first to community. of about any of for mothers of Club Notes - _ ...., .- - -. - D.A.V. Auxiliary Elects The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit 30 will rev; cuticers at 2 pin. Sunday June 2) in tl !)AV. irti Home on Hwy. 17-fl south Sanfixti. Mary Louise Landress is commander. Other new Sydelle Schick , senior vice president; Doris officers Heikklnen, vice president; Eva Moore, chaplain; Adeline Smith, treasurer; and Fogle, adjutant. Outgoing president Florence-Shirley Williams in her end of the year that accomplishments in 1974-75 was the contribution of a television set to the Tampa V.A. Hospital and almost $2,000 in athletic equi pment to Gae V.A. Hospital. The group located a player piano and transported it to Lake City V.A. Hospital. This was a project the D.A.V.A unit throughout Florida. Ditty bags filled with confort Items, (lrlstrnas gifts, back books, lap robes, and therapeutic balls were among other items donated by Unit 30. The group has also contributed toys and clothing to the needy and seven flags were presented to schools. of new are junior Joyce report announced among of paper WWI Auxiliary Meets The Ladles Auxiliary 1197 will Monday, the Veterans World War I, 1:30 the DeBary Cornmunity Center with Mrs. Charles L Edwards, president, presiding. Mrs. Edwards, just returned from the 21st Annual Convention of the Department of Florida Ladies Auxiliary arid Barracks of VWWI, will give a report of the sessions. She was appointed chairman of the Department Mid-Winter Conferenceof the VWWI and Auxiliary to be held in Altamonte Springs in January, 1976. meet of at of p.m. in who for during the latter s; Eugene Lancaster, of West Palm Beach, will undertake the demanding role of Menendez. Peter Hasler, who holds an M.A. in theatre from Florida State, will appear as the mighty Thnucuan chief Oriba. Manuel Pajares, a native Spain, the comic Basilio Bonito, and Susan DeRosa, talented singer-actress who will be attenthe Cincinnati Conservatory this fall, appears as Basilio's 'smother-hen" wife. The focus of where Some 80 actors, singers, dancers, and technicians, drawn to St. Augustine from throughout the United States, began a rigorous schedule of rehearsals June costumes of to Jean production. to point up SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9212 Forest City great direction of to JUDYRENEE 8349212 AItmonteSprings Longwood . Florida Hospital A new series of Prenatal Classes will begin at Florida Hospital on June 24. Expectant parents are Invited attend regardless they Will have their baby. The classes last for six weeks and consist of one weekly morning Class for the mother, and one weekly evening class both parents, scheduled role of the lovely Timucuan princess Notina, whose bittersweet romance with Menendez causes conflict between Spaniards and Indians, will be played for the second season by St. Augustinian. h1ahner. Jeff Watkins of Gainesville will be seen In the dual roles of Jean Ribault and King Philip II of Spain, and J. Walker Fischer, from Daytona, portrays Menendez' arch enemy Garcia Oorlo, Governor of Cuba. most 1975 production. In a scene completely rewritten by playwright Paul Green, the historic confrontation between the Spanish and French forces at the River Matanzas brings Pedro Menendez de Aviles, (founder of St. Augustine), and Hibault face to face In an emotion charged sequence which clarifies the p.4inful dilemma faced by Menendez as he Is forced make a life or death decision In regard to Ribault and his men. "The new scene serves the idealogical as well as physical struggles of the 16th century," says 'Cross and Sword" director Tom Rahner. It also brings Into the dilemmas 322 1812 pediatricians Deltona Indiana Club Members the Indiana Club Deltona were en. tertalned the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon, Sunday afternoon, for the last meeting Of the season. Next meeting will be Sept. 4. After a pot luck supper, members spent a sociable evening. of of at on Singles Social Picnic The Singles Social Club of Deltona will have a picnic at the home Steven SlonakI, 1086 Elgrove Ave. on I ake Gleason. June 18, at now. Members are asked bring a covered dish, table service, a chair and a few to bring a table, of to as well. the evening classes. Dirty Jokes Disgust Her HILDA RICHMOND DEAR ABBY: My husband was recently the master of ceremonies at a banquet 3167 Deltona 14 60 - about 300 people attended. Many of the town's leading citizens were there. Well, my husband stood up there and told one dirty joke after another. He never told me those jokes at home.) Some in the audience laughed, but I noticed the looks the faces of some of the others, and they seemed shocked and somewhat disgusted. I was embarrassed. to say the least, and could hardly hold up my head Afterward, when I went to the of the powder room, women there even spoke to me. oa proposed agreement, rejected by council, on the conditions of the volunteer firefighters continuing to provide service to none "", Abby, why would an educated man like my husband get up before a group of men and women, and tell filthy jokes? I can't have you sending your reply to the house since my husband gets the mail first and I don't want him to know I I wrote Farewell Dear Abb y that II IV I For Th e B) ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - bigger than yours, Talking out loud Is to others, so gently shush her when she gets carried away, Or take her to drive-In movies. Only those in your car will be annoyed, which would eliminate the embarrassment. I)F:.\It ABBY: My mother has been dead (ci' several years, but a friend of hers (now quite elderly) asked me if she could use my home to entertain 16 ladies at a birthday luncheon. She explained that her small apartment wasn't adequate. I agreed gladly, but I did unfair absolutely nothing for the party. The woman who gave the party provided the food and flowers, and even hired the help. I later learned that one woman declined the Invitation because she felt that since the was being given home, the invitation should have ceme from ME! This has bothered me. Should I have sent out the invitations? A FRIEND DEAR FRIEND: No. You were not the hostess. You only agreed have the party In your party Summer The P-TA honored all teachers and staff at Lyman High School with a luncheon, during the last work days before vacation. Mrs. Linda Hollingsworth, English teacher, (left), is being served by this year's P-TA President, Carol Eustace. (Herald Photo by Elda at my Nichols) to home. to you. ASHAMED DEAR ASHAMED: Your husband probably thought he I• Discipline Prevents Indians' Stuttering 16 Frigidalre 20.3 cu.-fl Freezer. being entertaining. It was WINTER PARK— A recent Seminoles are taught to be close resemblance to the basic among the Seminoles, Emery the Emery Institute in Winter simply a case of bad judgment. Let him know that you were fact-finding study reveals that concrete and specific in principle which underlies the claims, no struggle be- Park, a non-profit teaching disappointed In him. He may the Seminole Indians, who live everything they do, explains Emery mcthod of teaching, an tween right and wrong. While facility, the research Into deep in the Florida Everglades, Emery. In handicrafts they are approa ch which has brought the whiteman's world is clut-. promising new learn it. speech word trained do things deftly and help to and have the past perplexities and techniques occupies l)EAII ABB\' My problem is do not his exactly. Finger dexterity is 40 years. The method was contradictions, his Seminole time. mother. She is usually a in their language discovery high among the very young. pioneered by his mother, brother keeps stress to the First very sweet and considerate Ted Emery They learn sell-discipline and Eleanor Lewis Emery, whose minimum, viewing the world The age old affliction was take her but when For lots of convnInc, and speech pathologist and with self-control through family had been plagued by calmness and logic. known to the Egyptiats in the lots of s.cuiity. the movies, she hoots and howls noted Since his field trip into the days of the pyramids when strength. than a and talks out loud. This Is not researcher, reporting on data playing and in a century. Everglades, Emery has hieroglyphs for stuttering were only annoying to the other From an earlier field trip among The learn who Live tribes vanishing in hostile environment teaming "In developed mother tablets. deeper un- recorded people In the theater, It is also the '> the swampiest region of the with alligators, panthers, made on amazing discovery," derstanding into the behavioral Sorcerers, scientists, and This 20.3 cu,-ft.Frigidaire Chest Freezer embarrassing "It was United States, snakes and poisonous Insects. Emery than aspects of stuttering, with crackpots have devised their husband and children. features a lock and pop-out key to help who has been making Most revealing to special Emery, Emery was just luck. She fought like a over the past 2000 own remedies Insight Into the efand Mums We really love guard against theft, while a magnetic lid wouldn't hurt her feelings for a study of the Impact of the fact that when Seminole frontier marshal until she fectiveness of child-training. At year.,% seal helps lock in the cold, keep warm air out. the world, but taking her to a civilization upon the shy children are about 4 years old discovered that mental control Seminoles, stumbled co the fact their parents start teaching was the catalyst. It was a movie is a hassle. ' — any (luring his investigition of them stories a bout their an- family victory." give us Please 7 71 After correcting her own suggestions you might have everyday speech habits. cestors. "The children must 11' his mother since Moms is coming again Curious to learn why the learn to repeat those stories stuttering, developed a basic therapy rd e Seminoles do not stutter, wo for woi," Emery says. : soon a nd she loves to go to th Emery, who is president of the "That means, of course, which emphasizes mental hI1':lt DAUGHTER Emery Institute, a school for without any mistakes or control and Is used today by the DEAR nAu(;IrrER: Hooting the correction of stuttering hesitations. Such discipline Emery Institute. me stablizing . and howling during the funny located In Winter Park, turned may seem tough by our stan. force behind the treatment, 1 Quartet Emery feels, is in the best parts would normally distract up evidence whichsupports the dards, but it builds exceptional tradition of the Seminole S S S no one, but If Mums Is the only Emery theory of what causes mental control." °H. 322-3883 philcophy of life, Emery discovered that one who thinks a sequence Is stuttering. 1700 West First St. There is no fuzzy thinking From early childhood the Seminole criild-training bore a Sanford funny, her problem ma) Lx' was seesaw from stutter no to stutterers over tered with most of for stuttering, my news of the person, to came from we Jr., game - ives no suppo from 'ii '1'4L ST. Au(;usTINE — A new scene, new new choreography, new faces, will mark the 11th Florida's "Cross and Sword" which opens 20 the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. Jean Ribault, leader of the French Hugenots sent to Florida to take possession of territory claimed by the Spanish crown, will receive a greater share of the spotlight in the for a zoning The city then took $_____ ____ $_____ open to the public. The film which has the recommendation of several area physicians, Is being purchased by Education for a Gentle Birth, and all donations toward this purchase are welcomed by the group. New ' State Play To Open V night for $ ___ -- support of CAS CLEERRy FiJi $ a. - City Council turned down a request by the Smiths last October change from single family residential to multiple family in order to expand their facilities to accommodate more youngsters after objections were heard from some area residen ts. The Council then ordered the Smith,, who had five children living wi th them at the time, to relocate them within 60 da ys. The youths had been assigned there by the Department of Youth Services via Juvenile Court Judge Dominick SaUl. The couple ce rt funds from th e court. The Smiths lnyer, John Jones, had presented the council with aoetitlon bearing 106 names of Casselberry residents in the Smi th 's project. It was pointed out the lakefront property was ideal the youngsters to fish, swim and be out-ofre 1(7 ? ' " S $ " j 30- II1?N iWTtVLI'4*7 4iOQ J1t' ______ I —I $69- 192 _________ ___________ () . for a a simple, "The way this is written, the council look like idiots for not By JANE CASSELBERRY approving the contract," Herald Stall Writer Connell said. He asked the clerk to either include his remarks CASSELBERIIY - Municipal Judge James B. Byrne Jr. has concerning the proposed ruled Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Smith of 101 N. E. Triplet Drive are not contract or to strike all editorial violating the city zoning ordinance by providing a home for foster comment, leaving only action children, and statements requested to be In his opinion th.' Judge said occupancy comes "wi thin a included. classification of R1AA (residential)" and there is no law against Grant delayed action on the keeping unrelated people in one's home as long as it Li not done for minutes this week until Monday -; , c 'T'. r,,; —1 -f' j PI r ' 1 for Education for a Gentle Birth organization in the Deltona area, will show the film, and if desired, short address. The classes show conducts t'i six-week period each, for both parents, and are free and V In addition, Florida Hospital ...... give a operate it. It is Council members J.R. Grant, Mrs. Shomate asked Mrs. double-cassette recorder. H.A. Scott and Gerard Connell L.ormann if she wanted her Connell in asking corrections In the action, comments included in the this past Monday night said the Not so, Mrs. Shomate said record, recalling Mrs. Lormann minutes prepared by Mrs. Us week. "I voted against the said the was taking the stand Shomate included much motion," Mrs. Lonnann said, for the good of the city or editorial comment. He cited And Councilman Don something like that. "Yes, put specifically the comment on the Scbreiner, who had appeared to in what I said," Mrs. Lormann presentation made by Attorney be the lone dissenter to the said. Carmine Bravo on behalf of a Gets lW4.a W rj S --- ---________--I - 4S '-'---a J.t'.. UIU[IL said. Foster Home Okay From Judge nc:r S ,• $ $ • lO i Q9 $ S :,.io.w%' "LjJ.. is , a.A;oi.. _________ SI 001. Iet ,!'..O APt, ' .I? :on,or CQtuiT. C#e4fl FiTi or titt F 0 EO. C aO 1O _____ __',V'I4'O% W. 'I?4 PIA4 10 SPVID 1*IIi ftmDl too t3I lv0UI I.'o*'i 06711006 . - IMA*,GP&,'.4,.tO, ,oa ,w $ J —. ii. ~, S lhe ($eko11(E,. 574 'p4.!" In addition, the film is available to any club or organization in the area for a showi n g to members and guc.ts. Peg tke:i, R.S. wha conducts "Natural" t"Prepared" childbirth classes 'All — OVER STOCKED WITH FRIGIDAIRE WASHERS AND i'hlldhlrth9r' center) Abolis h es Pos t Executive Director Loses Job TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) viding that the community af- either reject or accept the rec- that you even raised that is- positions to five, Sen. Wilson With nine whites voting fairs secretary hires and fires ommendations of the commls- sue," she told Ravenell. said. The budget provides $4,. against five blacks, the Human the executive director with the slon," Sanchez said. The issue was whether the 000 for the salaries of the five Relations Commission has de- advice and consent of the cornSen. Wilson and several white commission could afford to pay commission staffers. cided to abolish the Job of its mission leaves the final deci- commissioners denied that its director $19,000 following a "It seemed kind of ludicrous black executive director. their votes to abolish Sanchez's legislative decision to slash the to keep one person on the payslon in Ravenell's hands, Black commissioners "The burden rests on the see- job were influenced by race, agency's budget from $176,656 roil at $19,000, whoever that refrained Thursday from at- retary at this point in time to "I take exception to the fact to U1,1 and it, staff from 12 person might be, when most of tacking the motives of the white the people we're trying to help majority. But they said the are in poor economic strai ts," racial split did not look good. Sen. Wilson said. "I'm just very disturbed that it was purely down racial lim Commissioner Carol on that vote," said CommisSingleton Scott, who is black, sale Methodist Church on Normandy Boulevard. All persons interested In learning more about the Lamaze method of Jean Ribault I his msc face the Spanliu across the River Mata purchase water from Sanford V LIQUIDATION Priced From "The Story of Eric," a feature tHin illustrating the Lcmaze method of prepared childbirth from the pregnancy stage through delivery will be shown Monday, June 16 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 5 of the Deltona 0 Administration funds are 40, t.ONG WOOl) — City Attorney while Council members June the zoning on the strip should second, development, uff SR 427, if the Grant elicited from Stemper which fronts on SR 434, will fade available only to rural type Ned Julian Jr. was instructed Lonnann and Don Schreiner remain residential. Twenty Lake Ruth South adjacent property had been agreement that commercially away in time. communities with less than by City Council this week to were opposed. were on zoned industrial. Noise from or industrially zoned property city Cl erk Onnie Shomate subdivision residents 'City Council has an 10,000 populatIon, Terry said. prepare an ordinance rezoning said the owner had already hand along with Bill Stemper, a industrial buildings some 800 Is worth more money than obligation to protect Lake the Betty Widdis tract, east of But when Connell attempted been notified and Grant, Sanford realtor, who they had feet awa" can be heard within residentially zoned land. Ruth," one resident said, inSR 427, from residential to to make a motion to give Lake the subdivision, the residents Stemper added, however, that slating the city assumed the industrial and business district. Ruth South subdivision echoing the clerk, refused to hired as their appraiser, said, the Lake Ruth South property responsibility of protecting the accept Connell's motion, Stemper said the rezonin g The authorization was given property owners assurance that Connell's next motion was to would depreciate When a resident mentioned could not be rezoned and sold residential area when it per a 2G0 feet wide strip separating on a scant 3-2 vote after a public lb for what it is now worth. mitted the homes to be built t he zoning board recommended ho s from the Widdis deny rezoning and he Invited homes in Lake Ruth South for hearing. But chances that or Schreiner to tract balked, would not be rezoned, Mrs. Lormann the request be denied, Grant 1 1, Grant said property is not there. per cent to 40 per cent, ordinance will pass once It is Grant second the motion. Bo th were sa id zo ng ni board mem be r properly zoned residential " e City Th Council has two prepared appeared dim after silent until Grant rapped that The residents said they would Robert Hammond is employed when it is on a major highway, obligations," Grant responded Council Chairman J. R. Grant , I Connell asked that the owner C)e motion died for lack Of a not have bought homes in the by an industrialist. predicting Winsor Manor, — to the city and to the citizens. and Councilman Gerard of the strip be notified he had Connell clashed, given tacit approval toe WASHERS Begin in Two Area Locations federal II• I I - Childbirth Education Classes 5.85 $io,000 HOME ___ _ Friday, Juno I), 17$ -7A Cross And Sword acquiring — - .. -. System debts, as we), and refund to the The governing body, on the ment without any fiscal ties to The water system will be self. mined by the engineers as prime mover in city general fund the $10,000 Councilman Harry Terry's sufficient to pay off the system and seeking out federal the other city departments. borrowed from it to make up recommendation, accepted a supporting and is an entirely separate revenues bond is as follows: funding, said the Conklin report Terry said people in Lake LAKE MARY City Cowci1 pt of the $70,000 purchase preliminary engineering report department without any fiscal ties to the mlnhxnum53.9Ofor3,000 gallons justifies to the financial in. Mary have been objecting for has approved a series of price and to provide operating on the water facili ti es and other city departments, or less; from 3,000 to 10,000 stitution what is needed, how yearsto thelowwaterPre5St1te# motions designed to gain some capital for the system. gallons an additional $1 per much ft will cost and how the especially on hot days. "There distribution system prepared $350,000 in federal : ma to The purchase was concluded by B.C. (Cal) Conklin of the City Attorney Gary Massey had other legal aspects, his fee will thousand gallons and all over city can raise the are many places In the city improve and expand iti newly just weeks ago. Notes were consulting engineering 10,000 gallons an additional 90 where a person at certain times of an opportunity to look it over, be $4,000, slightly more than the acquired water system. city hopes Terry said the signed with a Maitland Bank Clark, Dietz and Associates. Cents per thousand, cannot tike a shower," he said. Sorenson was au thorized to one per cent minimum set by The loan s being requested term of the revenue bond issue Homeand Southern Gulf Utilities for Council voted to file the ap- enter into contract negotiations federal standards. A resolution authorizing from the Farmers Many of the small lines will will be 40 years with 5.5 per cent most of the purchase price. The plication for the funding with with the engineer and city atMassey was requested to submittal of applications for the or Administration of the U.S. be replaced with six-Inch mains per cent Interest, in city funds came from the Farmers Home torney for their services, prepare an ordinance ettthg loan points out no free service Department of Agriculture. It is a under the ex pa nsion program "belt tightening" process of Administration and instructed Massey said, for his work the rate structure recomor use of the system will be expected to The water system will be sell- and "we will have a firefighting be sufficient to pay paring budgeted expenditures Mayor Walter Sorenson to done to date and future work he mended in the Conklin report. permitted, off the sstems' outstanding from supporting, Terry said, and is capability," he said. most city departments. execute the application after will be doing on the funding and The rate structure deter. Councilman Harry Terry, a an entirely separate departTerry anticipates it will take $ 12 to 18 months to complete the funding arrangements with the Herald Staff Writer - - - ---- - - - - - WOMEN 111 -- .- 13, 973 1 fflz-v. - Designed To Gain $350,000 Moves 1 .- feats of stuttering for more to conquer fear it her own case, my very on stone a for - says. more - _______ _______ I-. S .PIANOS . s ORGAN a ' ________ _ ___AII L1 •.. I Wost rn e __________ HOME APPLIANCE CENTER _~- -~ - - I=_ ~_ -i-T I - & ": - . T ----- �- - -' 8A—Eyer.,ng _ " - . ' ' - - -3r-r•--= - Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, June 13, 91$ •• Adventist Evening Herald, THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Forest C',—SR 0e C Iran Tar, AllociAle Palw Louis HtdoyØiifl £ R. A. KvtIl Saturday servic es Serv ic ts. Sa b bath I Is Its Sabbath S(MOI SNan, Vespers Al msnvts bioro tvnsI Wild Eva P,ey, mottforq I$p in . :. THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH COVM?flhi&CI,n C P Neill Saturday Services Sabbath School Pastr X. 11 X. 11.644 in W4df54y Nnt Pray,rS,ryc, The * If * * J:111 , • • OUR NATION I FIRST £SSENIL OF GOD CHURCH Christian E1 tn. SIIWOIPIIp Church Baptist Sindày Sclio,f It ', , Pholifte I'll "44 James C. Vaughn Sunday School IS a in 3pm *erth.p5tr,,tr $ S I I I U ''I 1I • u . WTR R in in Of J.NOlWSundayN,,pr,I,..cas, JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1431 well First She,$ 00011`940 Gallaway Patt, S u nday School III: 15am Martian, Sorva, Christ I I a ~ 11. X. ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST PAIM S i sDr Altamonte Springs James P. Nie taftions Evanil.tt Sbi, Study ION a on Assembly Worship 11:01ain, Ivlflg Worship 4:Np in. Wed Evening Service a 00 in Wodnasday 1.11. Class 7:35P . M CPJII,s N. Cramp IVtfiaR5 service Wo,SOtsday Bible Clots 11:1048 in 1:15pm ?.$pIn Church Training E wentISgWOf5Is4p d EvtJ%i nqS4WTlC1 I os To in Sunday Sch*ol Morning W.rship % Evangelistic Servic es ChinchTrausijsg Evening tores-Spo,to Paul Siwiy 113 W A , • S . - .. • so" SCtool Morun,Worship Eveni ng Worship . lI:lIa.m ChcaTraaug I.ISp.u, 7:31 P in I )Ipm 1 Zr L in in Catholic Prayer Mging Wednesday FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LON00000 SiIOran,a Street Rev F Ruth Grant Pasl.r unday Evening *tit Bible Study Conquerort Meeting Sunday I "Aim • — . A .., I. ,F--Wf- is~, - . , - ~ - — _m.__ • . . i . Rev. Marvin G Buckner i . W. a "n'- I act - •t 11 Een.ng Warship at 7 SIp ni Rev FtdM eary Su nd ay CPIOOI Pastor lot rn 40A undavkhoo. £ . I$ Morning worship i . * rn 1:)lJm ItO Street Ov,r*eq Msffiir Ruby L Witsi . SusdayScIsoil Nsnday WwsAe . - - - _______________ Pastor Wham -_—. 1. - .. . . 1 Evns.g *srsAIp Pvavoresmad. each nig..s Tuqiday NIgh?— 7r)Ip in 1 '-iEir 721pm, Keen* MasIaoiSor,. 7:35pin , 7:35pm 7:35p m. For centuries men have been using nets to reap the rich harvest of the sea There is a classic rhythm to the saga of the sea and fishermen. It is a tale filled with danger and persistence-success and failure Indeed, it is very much akin to life itself. WiIsSR 7$ pin SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Note IsctIin: Library Building (NAffid 105 P* Office) $R III £ Churcti it . Lançoed. P11. Rav.Red* Ca ttle Pastor IaN W114711 Aim. Pastor Niabag Sorvace 141 p.m. Sunday Licturs £ Mluagls 4p.m. You may not have to wrest your living from the sea, but you can learn a lesson from those who do Fishermen the world around are, for the most part. devout folk. They've learned the meaning of faith They know God. Seldom will you see even the smallest harbor town without a church. There men—and the women who wait for them—go to pray. Copy Christian Science 3401 S Park Avi 1-2404 Pastor FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST of East Sicnd Strut 97111118 "I 10,10-118 m It Na in in Sunda y Service £ Sunday School Wednesday Service 't t -- 11:151 In i Sip ' 1,I se' A.th,'t, 14 ' * Monday Joshua 15-8 i up m Los F. King Morning Worship SvndayScM.I UMYF Men's Prayer Breakfast S iil5 I ,:r.sl,d at luosday Ezra 7 26-28 Wednesday Luke £ 2731 Thursday Lue 632.37 Dri- &rry.(5n S bit Son t'i Fra-y Esc'js Saturcjay 193.7 58-11 in Pastor I$&IIam 145am 1 34p I:35a.m a 14 to in SASILANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Phone 534 2441 Organised June II. 1173. LeasgwoOd Me al s Ion Sunday Iirvl(fl at The Seventh day Advenliif CIsurOP. Maitland Aven u e, Altarnsn$s Springs (JuSt Soimel Ill 4341 Lylias H K.rkwosd Pastor Sunday 1 c0001 S ISaon Worship II Nam Nu.ery £ Kindergarten £ DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes - aled actions. lone bishop against hiding it., Bell Ringer C At Redeemer • ' . Churches To. F-I on0r [)ad s — — Mormon ' Serve Mission primary' 0 &)sdSt a r ea - - '.' - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave . ,. UflU . 1" - Hurt.,, THE LAKE MANY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave Lake Mary Rev A F Stevens Minister Sunday ChurtO School I 41 in MerisinjWersllip 1105am Youth Group I lop in Wed Choir Practice a 64 to in '. , — Aid Slated For Haiti UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner County Club £ UpUIa Reads Re, t)arwiti Shea Pastor Sunday School 5 so a Morning Wrslsip 1100am £ ne'.n5 Woritip 7 tOp in in ""' be provided by Bobby Robinson Father-Son Breakfast Sunday DeBary, is in the Venezuela. Also awaiting his call Li their president. Games, a and Chris Warfel. Solo ists for at 7-30 a.m. and the Methodist Caracas area. Rick was a drum Sidney I Richard Jr., 21, son of Two major US. relief moditles Include 1,000 tons of picnic supper, a songfest, and a the presentation Include Vie Youth Fe llowship will host their ma jo r wi th the De l and High Mr. and Mrs. Sidney I. Richard organizations represent ing the rice and 400 to ns of Leans which serendity type worship will Richburg, Mark Bose, A ngela fat hers at 5 p.m. for recreation, band and complet ed a year at Sr. of 145 Margarita, DeBary. compassionate concern of CARE is purchasing with funds conclude the day at 8:30 p.m. REV. CANNON Jones, and Lewis Dorton. a sna ck supper and a special Daytona Beach Community Sidney attended BYU for three Americans are buying and from its "Empty Plate" A "Lock-in" will be he for The RI Rev. William 'II. Several brief dramatic Fath er 's Day program. rushing emergency food to campaign. These will be the you th on June 2 at 10ld College and one year atStet.son years,comlngto thisareafrojn p.m. Foiwell, DD, Bishop of the episodes will portray th T re wi he e acll be a dedication of Unive Haiti, which is beset by near- shipped along with 10,000 in the Fellowship hall. It will rsity before accepting his California. Diocese of Central Fl orida, tion.s and attitudes of people in the workers for the Vacation mission ca ll in the fall of 1973. — IdlijItie co nditions caused by car tons of survival biscui ts for include recreation and fellow, FOR THIE William Donald Pulver Jr., recent droughts. Especially distribution by CARE staff ship. The "lock-in" concludes has appointed Father Carl T. the world wi thout love, and the Bible School at the 9:35 a.m. Cannon, curate of Holy Cross music replies that love can service Sunday. The Bible 20, son of Lt. Cmdr. William ha rd hit Is the nor th western mem be rs on the scene. wi th breakfast and worship at I co pal Church of Sanford, change the attitude. Th e public School will run June 16-25 from Epis Pulver of Hawaii and Mrs. ; _____ farming area of t he coun try Meanwhile, trucks already the early ser vice in the sancCALL-MILLERS to be vicar of the Holy Family is welcome. 9 am. to noon for children 4 Alice Pulver, Sanford, has been where some 350,000 victims are are beginning to deliver one tuary. I 3t2 Church in Phic [fills beginA portion of this group will be years through sixth grade on called to serve in the Central i affected, million pounds of food released nlng Aug. 1. Ills last Sunday at presenting the m usical when the theme "Jesus Touch Me.' American countries of ____________________ CROP, the community immediately for the emergency nf Holy Cross silll be July V. St. Andrews the church undertakes a The closing exercise will be Panama, Honduras, Nicaragua hunger ap peal of Church World from CARE's st oc k in Haiti mission tour to the Tellico held the night of the 25th. Service has responded by normally used for feeding River Camp near Madisonville, The youth choir from St. St. Andrews sen di ng 50 to ns of split beans which reaches 118,000 Haitian Presbyterian Good Shepherd Term,, Ju ne r Luke's Unit ed Methodist 28-July 5. Ot he Church of Bear Lake has and 25 to ns of corn. A lr eady en chi l dr en daily. If Sports presentatinns will be Church of St. Pete rs bur g will an. Many people are reportedly SChe(IUlCd a Vacation Ch ur ch route they are scheduled to Rev. John I)eutsdhlander, a pr esent a co ncert at Cornarrive at Port-au-Prince on ea ting vegetable seeds that School, June 23.27 for childi-sn retired U.S. Air Force chapla in Th e Chapel Choir of the First mllnity Methodist Fuesday at Is Your could not be planted because of three 'ears through sixth will co nduct Sunday servi ces at Bapt J une 17. is t Church, Marietta, Ga., 7:30 p.m., pe to th grade. e public. Initial emergency co rn - the drought. Good Shepherd Lutheran — — Church from June IS-July 13 at Game... ' 8 and 10 am. It Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 and 10 am, on E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I, Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson ATL fINTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff A& PWEO The Management and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes L. D. PLANT E, INC. WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes Ovldeo, Florida ______ - 0 ' o r, - _______________________________________________ CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff - - FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First - : , - ,.. . _______________________ * £ 3rd, - IV J. C. PENNEY COMPANY SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ___ IAPTIST Antierh Baptist Lurch. OtIvedS (Ovary loplit Assmnbly. III Pasunoht (Sanford Garden Club, Hwy. 11-171 Calvary Baptist Church. Crystal Lake Lii, Mary Citselbeary Baptist Church, 71$ Scmneta Blvd Ci'nal Baptist Church 1311 Oas Avt F t R I I EEE= - Graccham Moravian Church liand Bell Riagers will present concert for Winter Springs Redeemer Nforailian. . First Assainuly of OW. 37* & Elm misom enjoy riviterial Ui!ng!i sucti as have people turn ffieir baLks ua con-ert at lied,cnier Moravian the trudwest and eastern states, OrlaridG area. Sun(Lay's LvInecrt agers in its widely acclairned in a N k Lumd by Harper and oppose oppressive governing t'1 .iç'çx'zreyI 'm television, is sponsored by the Redeemer program. Operating with Row, "Secrecy in the Church," overseas as well as cars, houses, good food, golf, us; mock us; but vie have been Church in Winter Springs on tennis, school, I)isney, the Insulted because of our strong June 22 at 7:30 p.m. doing direct relief work. This will be its first tour of the Youth, who will honor the limited resources, the tiny they sometimes don't live up to liefs and be mmitment to co Sou th. Th e choir, under the Handbell Ringers with a village finds it possible to it. Take some recent examples: beach, etc., etc. We can enjoy Jesus Christ. Peter's Epis An emergency meeting of its tle The Graceharn Han'Jbell direction on Dr. James L. reception followi ng the pe r- produce a musical and you th gifts from God and as long as —Roman Catholic bishops, at 30-mem be r executive board Fisher, offers mainly sacred formnance. we continue to place God first, says, "But if you suf fer because Choir is made up of program that is noted for its ex- their annual mee ting last fall, met to consider the dispute, but are a C ou hr istian, don't teenagers who be cr eate music by mn'isic in its repertoire, but does wants Graceham is a small cellence. Ile us to have these y corn acted in closed sessi on on a reporters were barred and offiashamed of it but thank God things matter of obvious concern beth cml sta temen ts afterward were The s uf ferings we are called that you bear Christ's name." to church mem be rs and the ambiguous. Only later through to is a different kind of sufpublic, but afterward wouldn't individual sour ces was it deter. You can continue to live your fering. This suffering is sort of lives as believing Christians reveal it. Reporters queried mined on a matter of keen persecution for being a your home, your jobs, and in usua lly candid friends among church-member concern that Christian. We are called to do your play. Jesus loves us and by th em, but they wouldn't te ll, the agency would sti ck solely I') Fathers will be honored at St. Andrews Junior highs will Baptist Chruch, will sponsor th as the Cliurch's hymn tells us, being a living example of the . Th eir then president, John Ca r- relief-rehabilitation work and e will be guests of First Baptist, 11 a.m., Sunday service at tv .selling 7kilwo(lool sweet corn "Nilan of the Year" Contest, &-inford Tuesday at 7:30 p.m (final Krol, of Philadelphia, had avoid partisan conduct about "Stand up, stand up for Jesus." Christian life the spirit of First Chr istian Ch urch, and Dr. every Saturday through June at Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Speaker for The 46-voi We are called to be "Partisans ('iod has come ce choir Is un der t he admonished them to silence, foreign social systems. down on you. The Harold Harris will speak on the church from 11 am, to 6 the program will be Deacon di rection of Minister of Music, of Jesus Christ." Christians in Risen Chr is t; the ascended "Wanted A Man!" pin. One-third of the proceeds Oscar Mer thie, Music will be by Fred Hood. 20th Century are persecuted in Chr ist; the Son of God ; the Vacation Bible School runs will go to the church. the Eatonville Male Chorus. today's society for being Messiah has given us that Spirit Monday, (June 16) through A varied program of m usic Christians. Alfredia Wallace Is president will include New Songs From of God and we are to live our Friday, fromn9to 11:30a.m. The and Rev. L. T. Freeman, The Old Teatment such as Being a Christian and lives accordi ng to HIS will, theme Is "Jesus, Touch Me," Altamonte pastor. "flow Excellent Is Thy Name," and there will be classes from Community by Eugene Butler; New the through junior DeBary Presbyterian Several area young pe rsons and Costa Rica. He is a Te stament Songs of Witness, high. A s pe cial feature th is year Th e youth confirmation class such as "Th e God of Love" with are actively Involved in the graduate of Seminole High and for teens will be a Ceram ics of Altamonte Community First Presbyterian Church of' guitar and f'ute accompaniment mission work of the Ch urch of earned his Alt degree from Class, during the second peri od Church will be rec eived Into Dellary, on Highbanks' Road, by Jane Mnrshall; and Songs of Jesus Christ of th e Latter-day Ricks Junior College. He was wi th Mrs. IdelleLoydincharge, church membership at 10a.m. will hold a l)aily Vacation Bible Fellowship In The Spirit in Saints (Mormon). enro ll ed In his Junior year at ass is ted by Dr. Harris. Paren ts service Sunday. The ch ur ch School June 16.20 from 9a.m. to eluding Ralph Carmichael's Brent Blackwelder, ), so n of B ri gham Young. who have not yet register ed council will meet Immediately noon for children two years "New Rev. Sam Is a na ti ve of Twenty-Third," and th e Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. BlackDon's brother, Stephen David their children, are asked to do after the morning worship t hr ough sixth grade. Mrs. Alice spiritual "Soon All Will be welder of 402 Sunset Dr., Pulver, 19, was a 1fl3 Cleveland County, N.C. An so. The VBS progr graduate am will be service. Nilsen, director, will be Do ne" ordained minister in th Sa nf ord, is presently serving In of SHS and attended BYU for United presented at 9:45 am., June fl. A "cheese sa fari" sponsored assisted by Mrs. William Me thodist Ch urch, hee is the Seoul, Korea, mission, th ree semesters. Temporarily That afternoon the Youth by the Cha pel Guild will be held Simon. dean of the College of I Brent attended Seminole High employed by the Church Community Fellowship will go to Daytona on June l9,at}lickoryFamuth School and is a graduate of Genealogical Society, filming Aeronautical Studies and B.ch Mrs. Frances Ring is the Altamonte Mall. Those First Baptist Associate Deaa of Academi Methodist Wilton High, We llesley, Mass, cour t records in the Florida cs superintendent, assisted by planning to attend are asked to at Embry-Riddle Forty-Four voices will He also attended Brigham area while awaiting his call, he Aeronautical Mrs. Judy Patient. be at the church at 7:30 p.m. , combine at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Unive rs ity Daytona Beach. Sonshine and Co. you th choir Young U ni versity, completing has now been called to the Utah the First Baptist Chur ch of from the Communi ty United his freshman year. He atte nded Embry-Rlddle ' Salt Lake Qty Mission. '. Sanford to present the "young Methodist and holds a private pilot's First Methodist '.'. of Church Ills older brother, Julius, Jr., Bruce Latharn, 21, son of world musical" entitled LOVE, Casselherry wi ll present "He's recently returned f rom seng Betty Thosi, 1117 W. Nonn h'nse. lie received his BA I by Otis Skillings. Combining Alive," the musical and two years wi * pt _ __ degree from Lenoir Ryne th the Oakland, Btvd.,Deltona, came from New A Father-Son breakfast at many different styl es of m us ic dramatic pr oduction they wi ll Calif., missi College, Hickory, N.C.; MA First United Methodist of on. A graduate of Jersey to Florida be fore ' deg ree from Duke Unive rsity, Sanford be gins Father's Day with action added by the choir, take on tour of eight states, at Wilton High, he also attended deciding to fulfill a mission. He the musical includes some thing their home chur ch Sunday at Brigham Young. Dur ha m, N.C. and Emory this Sunday at 7:30 a.m. The Is presently in the Ha rrisburg, REV. D. D. SALI for all ages. The theme of the the 9:35 and 11 a.m. services. University, Atlan ta and PhD men of the Church will pre pare Kevin Reid Henson, 20, son of Pa, area. . pr esentation is G od 's great love Under the di rection of Mrs. H. Wayne Henson of Deltona Rev. Daniel Dennis Sam, new from Emoey. Work ing wi th Stephen while the breakfast and Invite their and what it can do in a person's Helen MacFarland the choir and Jua ni ta T. Ashley of Long- awaiting his call Li Jan Keller His wife, Lavada, is an son or another youn g man to pastor of Christ United, Ills life, will present concerts June 21-30 wood, is serving in the Plicher, son of Barton B. and Methodist Church, Sanf ord, will school teacher. attend. Most of the group Under the direction of th Th eir daughter, Danita, will be also atte delivert his first sermon here e in Gainesville. Ga. at the Michigan area, living In Far- Oli via Pilcher of 4fl W. Crystal nd the 8:30 a.m. wor• Minister of Music and You th, chur ch of a st udent pastor from mlngton at present. He was Drive, Sanford. Jan attended Sunday. He and his family will a senior at University of ship service. Charles Davis, the group is Casselberry Douglas Seymour; drum major with the Seminole SHS and was an early ad. be honor ed at a covered dish Flori da and their , on, David, A Summer Celebration for accompanied by dinne r foll owing th e mor ning will be a sophomore at Embry. you th be gi ns this Sunday at 3:20 Cathy Cleveland, Term.; Cincinnati, High Band before gradua ting in mission student at BYU, where C mato, os piano; Don Beverly, Riddle U ni ve rsity, Ohio; Chesterfield, Ind.; 1972 and completed his fresh- he completed three semesters worship service. pin, in the ch urch sanctuary. bliss guitar; and Gary Beverly, Nicholasille, Ky; Ft. Mitchell, man year at Brigham Young. before becoming 19 After a short devotional the the "?. drums. Sound technician is Ky. and Tallahassee, Richard Henry Potter, son of required age for a Mormon UMYF will dismiss and go to Richard Cosmato. Art work wi ll Th e Methodist Men will hold a Janet Potter, 20 Oleander Lane, missionary. the homeofjolenellruba ker, -. ASSEMBLY OF GOD . - I ii PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOCDS and Employes tr_ . The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff . . vp SEMINOLE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff — - Yet the churches, like 'ther was an action on a clearly public and governmental In- public issue officially stitutions, represent people, are acknowledged. suppo rted by the people's monI another case, to suffer' Of course not, Does plays down the differenc~, ey and the people consequently denominational re the interBy NANCY BOOTli ringing more than 50 finely include other numbers ranging munity mtled in the Catoctin are entitled to know whai goes li ef agency 1k want us to deny ourselvea uf between the Christan way and "'•l L11 —...... h--- e. f..l._ Corr;...1's1 It rom th cla.. :. material Iflings: Of course the way o the world, will not be VII, adya itlUIãu Li. esint and Orthodox churches, orgzinizel 30 years ago, as part ne Liord wants us well persecuted. to Camp David, the presidential pre si dent of the Religi on all Tl~; flandbell Flingers from News- Church World Service, recen tly from sickness; from financial Whet he r we realize it or not, GracehlJrr) Moravian Church of bration of the congregation, it be the guests of th e Redeemer village manages I') involve a worries, from all types of While the churches generally us to we are what we live. We may Thurmr,ont, Md., will present a has toured extensively through Moravian Church while in the large percentage of its teen- affirm that principle, he writes trovcrs' over whether it thoild distress. lie also wants III Nov KennuttiW Mullis, Mint st,qs Morning Worship I Slam Church Schoil t 41 in Mi#'siø, Worship II Na in FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH III Part Ave ' - COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH l7$, £ Lake Mary Slid Re. A CIa,bs Dean Pallor Sunday ClWtiRSchaaf 0a Mor ning Worship Niartir, . It Na in Saturday Miti's Breakfast I Na in '"P" Family Night Suppose led Sunday Si-ncr Inc Since,'5. %cp-rr.a Sunday C - rnrnians 13 1-3 orst Wednesday Fellowship told £410 Thursday Have you been to your church lately? Congregational COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy I1l2at Piney Ridgi Rd Cassolborry Rev William P cke'tl Pastor Rev, Kenneth Miller Assisi Pastor Morning Weo ship t 15811a in COurtis 5(1401 9,31A II a in Services aiffi CIasso to, all ages Fellowship Cellos between servic e s UMYF 130pm Evtnitig Worship 7 01a rm 725pm .; I T ucker Drive Svhla.d Estalos Lloyd Hampton Pasta, . . I Nlevv Minister ìAnd Family 1111 Sanford Ave Morning Worship - ~ . FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pallor — Only the person who is really Christ Methodist Greets )ipm A METHODIST CHURCH -. -- 5104w Saturday Night—Ruby I. Library Club of things ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7I5 Oak Au. Waited It. William Emits Pastor Fr, P.J 5(511 AssI. Pastor Sat vigil most 705p.in, Sin Mass Ia In. IS N6line" Ci&eulsas. Sat 47p in I.b4, Stud, Pentecostal S Methodist ., ____ 11:148 iii. 700p.m. Friday N.$M— TsechoasM..ting Eve 500am A polow 16 . 06 am Wednhlday Night Bi ble Study R, Fr,OL Nast • ___ WEST SANFORD FREE WILL HOLINESS CHURCH I 35m In, t:4Sa,in F weøffig WorsiUp Wed Prayer Sirv, Sunday School , NEW YORK (AP) Secrecy Finally, however, through Li a declining practice in the one blhop who believed In They've become in- leveling wi th the people on an creasin&y open about their action involving them, the facts of ficial discussions, decisions were brought out: A committee and o pera tions. But Just as In had been authorized to raise government, concealment questions wi th congressional and at times deceptions still committees to confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller as vice In some cases, there are president because of his proclosed meetings, confidential abortion stand. Only after reports, hidden agendas, unre- newsmen dug it out, through a - i's Pastor vnllykisseI I 700Orfl ) ILutheran Clay Cl III Ainr ca WilliamS Down,, Pa tor Earl, Service i *a5, _g4 I ass 11:55am 4 lip m Sit Pert A,n A."" MOramog WoriJap I GOOD SHEPHERD THE LANE MONROE CHAPEL Ora*e Blvd. Lake Moaw., FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Morning WoSrUhp 40 Kom *• _ WilliardEIdridgo CstmaI. 1 04 to in lO3Oam Kindergarten and Nursery " , S Pst, S .. 11:150m P:)Sp lI)a:n Bible Study vs,minj Sol, v .ct W ed SibIStudy Worship *4 1 1 Is iN , ~, \ , AI6 ' S IvmnSIil Is to a pro 0:05 p Pastor am ____ :Na.,i, I Np Plact Life" ~ .,. . I ~ `).- , * "., N S Pastor 721pm Laos Mars, Fl, PI,I 0 T,iss,i Sunday e C S TIN LuffieranMove"'and ,..yhs5,,,, Higliwayiiwut IeM,ctasy4s wed. Wed For a Vote Mpotsit OH p in 105pm 7 11pm Un LUTHERANCHURCHOF THE REDEEMER S tuning worship WTR R FolItusiap 5$0 a ' 1:45 Ojos little Sfuldys 1111114'rouvol Worship Morning Worship * IIIC'VIIa' Lake Or Worship ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH $SIHist.qA,. Ph fli43e Its $ilty Griffin Pastor Svtidiykhi.* 9 0 a Pro Nursery Provided for VI soirvicirs Lutheran i - ": 11:048 in 1: sop m. ?:lop so Prayer lS bl.stw - Church School 1 Other Churches ,_C a .. Sunday School *win Hour Recta Curate Evanulisl 5iviCe PAOLACHURCHOFCHRIST IibI.Class -. I it I of - S. Mn,Wor1Ip PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH )a3IPaImnun,A re Raw 0 E.HoOg,s - 5 I:45a on IS Warn 11:01am. I.Np in. 7:31p m. IrtIln,WofltlIp Pstr 9 41 Sunday So-mei Morning Worship Jay T I I - - Evang,IIsI live Study PINECREST IAPTISTCHURCH 111W AIrporlilad Rev. Karj.1t Halt \ .' Sunday WTRR Broadcast Or I I a I I I I I • lull IllS . • . $ • • • * 1111 Park Avenue Old Truthi for a New Day Wed ) ____ % -: In FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE I Ai 4415 Park The Rev Leroy D Soper Tiso Rev Carl y CaIWICA For Churches? -w ...J - I-Np 7 Np 1,00 to m Dial a Devotional 24 tw IH Sill - I; NYIS 7:30pm HOLY CROSS Past., Church Sun I 10. to 8 on 11 "Am Sun Eve WorShip Episcopal Car , IatPi$l £Oal Art I I 448 in 6 150 IA I Os M SuAdo r Ifflool ll:K& tn Sun Worship S ... .. Cr.;c.4.. • CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH Evening W.rsls,w Wad Piayq.y Sorvic. Nursery ODOR . It RI A&Gtntva _____ " I ala Morning Family Night Service Y,P E. Wild Min,tt t 45 M II 14am ?;Np I.I . 7:Np in . Pra,,rMooiingWed 111w Coffman Sunday School Morning Worship Church Trainipq - pallor Sunday School Worship '8 42U-4 . `11W t,4f SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cm 137 Airport Slid I 414 M ryiPi,g & WrPip gA F m i, " ".. .- 131p m. &- CALVARY BAPTIST .SSCM;LV 300 Payment Santo, Oard..n CIb Hwy 11 01 ) Don ShoII,y Past., 4 GENEVA CMURCH !Cor J.T. Polls Morning Viter"It W,dS,r, Nazarene CHURCH OF 000 Harold U Of God I • Pain is suffering; hunger is . FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 14175. Sanford Ave Dr HarrIs Mii,sittq Sunday School t 45 in El suffering; financial WCTICS are committed to the Lord will be suf fering and seeing loved OflCS persecuted f or th e Lord. Th e hurt is s uf fering. Christian who compromises What does Peter mean in this with the world wi ll not be Epistle? Does the Lord want us pe r secuted; the Christian who r.)yr PA -, are you if you are professi ng Je C11!ISt insulted because you are can be a lonely life at times, it Christ's fo ll owers". "But if can bring about unpopularity In you suffer because you are a that the Christian brings the Christian, don't be ashamed of standards of Jesus to the wrld. it, but thank God that you bear A Chr istian is a kind of conChrist's name. I Peter 4:13- s!ence to a group in today's 14). society. Whether you're at The Scripture calls us to work, at home or at play, you, rejoice in our sufferings. Of as a Christian, are call ed by course none of us like to suf fer God to continue His work and be and we avoid it at every cost. His witness, !,i i ramily il.glft(Wp.3 I _______'r....l.uItI, I'nk,'nnmi ('h..e.4. "Happy Car 3I1handEIrn 13,1flS. 'Sunshine' Law _____________________ ROLLING HILLS MOPAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive Lngwood, Fla Just East of Interstate Minisler N SrI, Johnson Mniler KelP IIIItCIICI5OII 11am Morning Worship 9 ala m Sundit School Of God I No in IC 4Sa 7 Np in I )$p in -' p Friday, June Corner By ElI CARL'f. CANNON IlolyCross - Moravian * - rChurch Re-- 5r S,raaySctI MOrning Worship Pastor's 1. . 10pm Assembly 14 FIRST SOUTHIRN METHODIST CHURCH 3440 Sanford Ave. Pastor J P Forrest lila m Sunday SOSOOI 11:05am. Morning Worship 111pm. Epwo,thLeague 7.)ip in. Evening Worshl,i 7 lIp In Wed Pra y er Mul IT .... 9. 34s In Methodis? OHE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, PItPar Worship s4rvlct , Southern Sanford, Fl. Hop. Baptist Church. loissI City CCmmvr'fy (,'ster, Forest City Now Mt. Calvary Massasnary lipS's? 1101W 1210 St Ne w Savlrniti!. lom r Baptist Church . P501W. 1710 St. No w Mm lain Sap$ist Church, 1721 Pear Ave Reva.wa Park Baptist Church. 2743W. . Popl's Baptist Cho". 1)51 W Pint Steve. Siafud Pitiejtit Baptist Church, III W Airport Blvd Ptair., L.ae Bapttst, Ridge Rd. Fern Part Progress Missionary Baptist Chvtch, Midway linen? Shriii PA,woo,&rr SapIst CPiv.,ch Wvsl Sanl,,d CHURCH OF CHRIST Chur ch 04 Christ, ISIS S Park Ave Church 4CSWI%Iat Lebo EIIn.0 S 17-1314 CassoIb.rry I.vttlSsanInele Church eICpIrtst.SitS Lake How.lIRd Church it Christ, III Palm Springs Or Altamonte Spgs Clviii to (hems?. Geneva Church of Christ. Lsn,.osd Church of ChrIst. Paola Church Of Christ, W 17th $I -1 t.i . .. - - METHODIST Iarnett United Mm ..rial Church. I DeIry A, AveEnterprise Sear Las. United M.$IIIII Church Ietlsa A U E - Church. Canaan Hgts Caswtberry Comm unity U'sited Mtl*d.st Church. Hwy It II £ Piney Rdg, Rd. Cassolborry DelaryCOMM CemvIi.ty Mit05d,t Church, W Higtb.anks Rd Dilary First United M.IPI.d,II Church Ill Park Ave First Y,11s0d5l I 00.060 (n,jq(h it Marks Presb,te,,,,n hurco, till Pal,,s Springs pri'sg Rd . Altamonte Spgs ,, Up-sal, Cemmnunit, Presbyt,,i Church lJp là Rd Wvttminsl,r Presbyterian Church, *tit Iu Rd . Canelb,r,p SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Las, Seventh Adi.nI,tt Church H's Se,,nth Da, *dvtrlist Ch r I (I MS Ili,3 A.. &,i._.. S. .. - Di, Fv,t . I I V I I V'I fø1 .1 - .1%3 \ - ;. :' 4 You'll Want July The Church Council an. nounces that Sun day Church School will be suspended for the ba lan ce of June through July / and August. The IJeutschlanders made their home in Orlando in 1961 when assigned to Orlando AFU from Kadena Air Base, .01 ' ' .' SPECIAtS To Read Tom Keyser / Every Day. RADV . ,,' - r—ii-. - F' I :. ' - --.- _- - �- ___________________________________________________________ IOA— EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 13. 1q75 -- Legal Notice Records Are Scanty ___________________________________ Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN THE CIRCUIT cOuRT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. Notice Is hereby given that the FLORIDA, undersigned, pursuant to the PROBATE DIVISION "Fictitious P.me Statute Chapter date No. PR.7SISSCP 1 or 7 Bedroom Adults only PAPK AVENUEMOBILE PARK 7315 Park. [),t SlOup Notice is hreby given at I am aged in business at 610 West 9th SI., Sanford. 32771, SemInole County. Floridi, under the fIctitious name of UNITED NATIONAL $6509, Florida Statute, will register in re: Estate of At ARM, and that I in with thedlerk of the Circuit Coit, in ELEANOR J. DANCE tend to register said name and for Seminole County, Florida, i).ceased. with the Clerk of the Ciruit Court, 41C a line lth'u limes upon receipt of proof of the CITATION Seminole County. Florida in ac 3lC line Sthru 25 limes publicatIon If this notice, the fic THE STATE OF FLORIDA cordance with the provisions of the line 5:30 P.M. 24CC 5:00 AM. 2times titious name. towit, ATLANTIS TO Ray E. Dance. Address Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit MONDAY thru FRIDAY SWIM SCHOOL under which I am (12.00MINIMUMCHARGE) Unknown and all other persons Section 56.5 09 Florida Statutes 1957. engaged In business at: 760 Holly St. concerned: SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum S Jack R. McCiear in the City of Altamont, Springs, You are hereby notified that a Publish: May 7), 30, June 6. I). 191! petition has been filed in said Court DEN 113 _____ That the Party int,re-st.,1 in said praying (or Letters of Ad. business enterprise is as follows: ministration and you are hereby Frances Dillon required to file your written IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Dated at Altamonte Springs, j,fentes thereto within thirty days 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND Seminole County. Florida. June 2. after the first publication Or PoSlinU FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,. 1914. hereof, and serve a copy thereof FLORIDA PublIsh: June 6. 13, 20. 27, 1975 upon petitioner's attorney, WhOse CASE NO. 73$07CA09.D _____________________________ _________________________ DEO45 name and address are: Harry H. MELVIN .1. HARBER. Trustee. _________________________ Marvel, of Arierson & Rush. 322£. Plaintiff. Central Blvd , P 0 00k 7285, Orlando,Fiorida If you failtodOsO, 5 & 2 DEVELOPMENT COR. 6.—Child Care NOTICE UNDER FICTiTIOUS judgment may be entered ifl due PORATION. a Florida corporation NAME STATUTE -- ___________________________ course upon the petition TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Saturday & Evening and AVERY WISDOM. WlTNES5myhandafldthetealOf ISALCOI4Ot,APROBLEM? Notice is hereby given that the ChildCar,,AQes2I Defendants IN YOUR FAMILY? undersigned, pursuant to the said Court at Sanford, Seminole A chIdsworIf1 373 $121 NOTICE OF SUIT AL ANON ______ "Fictitious Name Statute' Chapter County. Florida, this 11th day Of TO: AVERY WISDOM For families or friends of problem 16509, Florida Statute, will register May, 1915 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN drinhers. -.__ (Seal) with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In You are hereby notified that the Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr above captioned action has been For turthe,' information call 473 4517 and for Seminole County, Florida, or write Clerk of the Circuit Court upon receipt of proof Of the Ceramic Classes instituted gainst iou i, the Circuit By' Lois B Walker publication of thit notice, the •. Court Of the th "dicial Circuit of Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Wed. thru Fri. lOam. 7p.m. • ' '•. . .",.. , • - . .. •.. . Ueputy (icr". tiViOvS "ra.' r' i ,un, HtKif .,erninole Coinf" Publith: May30. June 6. 13.20. 1915 to foreclose a mortgage upon the ALUMINUM, under which it RICHARD'S PROFESSIOflAL engaged in business at 155 Willow DEN 197 following deScribed real property: ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, OAR TENDER'S SCHOOL 611 2V (or "We Care"Creek Cove. Longvad, Florida Lots I thru 77. Work 35 and Lots I Day & Night ClaSSes 3 Mi N "i-iotlne" duitS or thru 1 in flJoc. 36 and Lots 33 lh IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ongw. Junct 17 9 P 119 That the party interested in.said EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. in Block 36 Of the 4th Section FACED WITH A DRINKING )fl 575, r 377 1834 business enterorisi' is as. follows: DRFAM14OI.D, Sanford. FIorid, CUlT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PROBLEM _______--CASDREK INDUSTRIES. INC. FLORIDA according to the Flat thereof, PerhapiAlcoholicArionymous By: David T. Riddeil, recorded in Flat Book 1, Page 99, of Civil Action No. 7S-1l92CA04.A Can Help is—Help Wanted President In re: the Marriage of the Public Records of Semi.1oI Ca1l473 4557 ------ -- ____________________________ Dated at Orlando. Orange County, ERNEST WILLIAM HERR. County, Florida, WritePO 80*1713 Bartender (or nights Also cocktail _____________________ Florida, May 27th. 1975. Husband You are required to file a Sanford,Florlda 37771 ___________________________ waitress Apply Club Diamond Publith: May 30. June 6. 13,20. 1975 and CAROL HERR, rt'SpOnSive pleading to Plaintiff's _ Hwy. 1797, DeBary DEN•701 Wife. Complaint with the Clerk of the _____________________________ 5—Lost & Found aforesaid Court, and serve a Wanted: Babysitter - - NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: ERNEST WILLIAM HERR thereof upon Plaintiff's Attorney, A _____________________________ i.*.,', vrni NOTICE ritiyiniit IAV rbltn, '.--."-•, -"' '-'S 'J '%JL, i rUrir,va)i rirs, ruur,u. ri'iI Iri5fl 'T1FT - - - .UNDER . - '' '''''' '' Callfor informatlon32lO57$ NAME STATUTE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Avenue, Miami. Florida. 3313), not InPinecrestArea TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: that a Petition (or Dissolution of later than June 30th, 1975, or a Work your own hours. Earn extra Call372 694) andldentify Notice is hereby given that the Marrlagehasbeenfiledagainst you, default will be entered against _____________________ Income as an AVON Reprelen you undersigned, pursuant to the andyouareherebyrequiredtoserve tative Call 441)079 for the relief demanded In the SemInole OrlQndo - Winter PQrk 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS •. By BERTCOLLIER l2thInASerfes though he was never able to return to Florida. Mulcaster had to do the work without (Editor's Nate: This Is the getting the lull compensation tw"Uth In a series of articles on due him. the history of F!orida sponsored He seemed to accept (he by the Bicentennial Cornsituation without rancor, mission of Florida, Made although he wrote several available as a public sericc by friends that he wished his the Gainesville Sun and the he left the future George III lather4n.law would step down. Lakeland Ledger, they with several unacknowledged He was realistic enough to know celelate our nation's 200th hall-siblings, &i,'cording to old thatthehopewasforlorn. "You birthday by describing the reports. know what an odd being he IS, remarkable characters and If Capt. Frederick George Mulcaster wrote, "and he '"ir OWl) - Nn1iizIntL'1orjda W4 ""' that øven a state.) them, as seems likely, the in. resignatto.. ouId be feather Running through the story of fusion of common blood tin- lost from his plume." British East Florida like a proved the Hanover breed. Mukaster's wife died eArly, c1 rov.- ] c)or s as the Mulcaster had an cngagin leavir. him wiUi a •'rd mysterious figure of Capt. personality, lie was well daughter, lie sent them to Frederick George Mulcasfer, regiirded by his peers, as in- England to be educated, but Was he really the natural dicated by their letters, and wrote that he hoped deBrahm brother of the hall-mad king emergesi.nhlsownlettersasa wouldnotthinkhewastrylngto whowas the last torule over the friendly and loyal indisidual. keep them from their grandAmerican colonies? Frederick George Muicaster lathes-. Tradition says he was. entered Florida history on It was this consideration for AIm,,.t '.V.LJ iIlIIIUII Ui ,.t U,r,.h II I'?O ,.,h... h. .i.,. r,,,I:,..,... ,.,r ..i,,._,. iL.a .,,....1.. "I"'." UL "IIil iic UI% IIt &ItIgu: vuivra ULUI IIIUUV Miilrnefr in thA nI,4 ilr nptitinnpil ii'ir c 'lM I'..VIU. """' thA V U WVI$ '- b"'"" "I i. I' $ VULI I'.I' U'.UI carries the descriptib'e phrase, tract of land. He was given 4!J regarded. Shortly after Cot choice acres near St. Patrick "brother of George III." Tonyn became There is Little elaboration Augustine, to which t.'t added governor appointed he his early life and after the Revolution he simply faded away. Butforadecadeheplayedasi important part in the development of British Florida. He was deputy to the eccentric William Gerald de Brahm, owner of a barony of 3,800 acres, As a military enginerr, Mulcasterwasamemberolthe company that gatered regularly with the convivial Gov. Grant. They 'passed the wicked bottle" and planned Council. The Captain served with distinction as the llevolutionhry fires began to blaze. Dr. Andrew Turnbull of New Smyrn.a, no friend of the ruling clique, called him one of the two most able and upright members of that body. He married do Brahm's life in the ilated colony more remained completely loyal. He cirirndf frnrn nffir' C.int friøn'1. ...... S.U5I urhnn xnri r.PT. '.115111 $V 3 Bedrooms., family room, 2 bedroom, carport Children okay. - 373 7867 v,,..t. $ Vi 1% UVI41UVJ Vi$6UIVV$ U% Noon The DQ!, Before PublicQtion Sunday - Noon FridQ ------- - "u'.... --- - - - _________ - -- with the Clerk of the Circuit Court In Petitioner's attorney and to Eie the (Seall d for Seminole Counts, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the fic' titious name, to.wit: PACIFIC FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS under whCIs we are engaged in business at 3003 West Highway 436 in the City CS Attamonte Springs, Florida. That tht' Corporation interested in original Answer in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before July 15th, 1975 II you fail to doss, Judgment by Default will be taken agaInst you for the relief demanded in the Petition for Distolutlon of Marriage, DATED at Sanford, Florida, this 9th day of June, 1913 follows. ','. ' .,. Rolls, By' Joy Stokes Deputy ClerS. PubliSh' May 30. June 6. 1). 70, 1975 LiEN __________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE Reasonable Special Summer Rates: Q 24 hours; all age's. swing Set Nur. sery. Fesn Park, 131.1141. Complete child care services. New Summer program' HEY DIDDLE j"ri' Carpeted lb'aro'u, 1 bath, 'lCP,'ri equpJcu, iiliIral heat & air, fenc. yard i7s pe month 1% __________ flEW SMYRNA C011AGE srge clean 2 bedroom, fully fur• fished. ocean f I., ideal site (or bargain vacation. Alto I bedroom, beach pool, luxury condo-has everything Rent by week or month 647 8307 5 7fl973, I Bedroom, I': bath. new carpet. oarac)e. clo%e to hool. 37) 0757 or 3721136 Sanford- 3 bedroom, l"xtaths, pool, carpet, good location. 904 7366528 or 372 0263 or 904 73.4 093) Acreage CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR 2 Sprinkler system, 12(5) mo. plus security. 21? ColonIal Way (Highland Park, Sanford). Call Mrs Osborn 371 1500. MENT OF TRANSPO(TATIOf&. and SEMINOLE COUNTY. Plaintiffs, vS . ,.,,,, - ',__• Frances Ann Jemleson JAMI E SON & TAYLOR P.O Box 3442, 1701 N. AlA .... . ... ...- . .. I 33—Houses Furnished -- -— t1YO a r ens _____ yj. _________ Tree shaded acres with neat 3 bedroom, 2 bath mobile home, $?2,5 Owner financed FROM Peg. Real Estate Brolier 7271301 7640 Hiawatha Ave at 17 1 35 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 322.2090 ____________________ - 377 AA 1618 _ President Dated at Orlando. Orange County, Florida, May 77th, IS. Publish May 30. June 6, t), 20, 1975 Publish: June 13, 1915 DEN 707 DEO 86 _ I I saivies I "With three kids, two dogs, and a hungry husband, our grocery bills get pretty high, The coupons I clip out of the newspaper make a real difference. A big difference. I always save them," The newspaper is an investment in better I living, smarter shopping. I ft's not an expense,,, it's money n yoL'r pocket. I I I I I 'F Publish. May 73,30, June 6, 1), DEt'4 144 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE room, air, Ideal for retired pe'sons. COUNTY, FLORIDA .372 lOSt CASE NO. 7S'fl3.CA.O. CHARLES D. TULIEP, JR., lOt of the 7 Bedroom t'nfurnishefi opt air, IndivIdually but as Nomin wall to waU carpet. $175 month, Trustees of COUSINS MORTGAGE ISO damage deposit 201 F 71st 51 AND EQUITY INVESTMENTS, an 373 49 after 3:30 unincorporated business trust the laws. of the that the plaintiffs organized under MASTERS COVE '.of Section 19, TownshIp 21 South, Range 30 East, run Fast 130.7 feet, thence North 204 4 feet, thence in a Southwesterly directIon 252.7 feet to point of beginning; containing 15.416 0uare fee? (0351 acre:, more or less. You and each of you are hereby notified DEVELOPMENT Immediate Occupancy. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$74l.CA49.0 eachofyouasdefendan?sset'kingto GIEGER Bedroom apartments 1 Condemn the above described COMPANY, a Florida corporation, .! 0 $170 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND tI.,,,I tflF L$, rki,,...,...... "u.r,, b rers UK, also Icu ana proper'y located in Seminole LOAN ASSOCIATION furnished. 321.0066 PNETTAGGER; BONANZA County, Florida, by Eminent SEMINOLE COUNTY, a cor. CONSTRUCTION, INC., o.k a Domain proceedings., poration organized and existing SANDL EWOOD VILLAS BONANZA CONSTRUCT ION You are further notified that the under the Laws of The United States 110w AIRPORT BLVD. COMPANY. INC. a ha BONANZA Plaintiffs wIll call up for hearinq of America. 54PlF0R0. 373 7870 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. ________________________ before the Honorable David U. Plaintiff, ROGER LONSWAY. and FLORIDA Strawn one of the .Jadges of the Live one month free Sevilla Gar. vS ENVIRONMENTAL SALES, INC. dens, 2015 Sanford Aye Sp.aIou 1 ANDREW J, PFNNINGTON arid abovestyiedCourtonthe lSthd,myof Defendants July, A D. 1973, at 11 - 30 o'clock & 2 BR opts eat in kitchen, shag wife, LUCILLE N PENNIUGTON. NOTICE OF ACTION AM,, in the Seminole County carpeting. Plenty closets. From WARREN P. TURMAPI act wife, TO BONANZA CONSTRUCTION, Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, its 32201.t6 or 53)1573, ALYNE TURMAN, HOUSEHOLD INC k a a BONANZA CON applicationforanOrdeof Taking in FINANCE CORPORATION, STRUCTION COMPANY, INC k accordance with Its Declaration of Florida corporation, RICHARD a BONANZA CONSTRUCTION 31—.Pallrnents Furnished Takingt,eretoforefiledinthlscause, J. PHELPS and wife, BETTY COMPANY, a Florida corporation All parties to this Suit and all other JEAN PHELPS, Address unknown. Furn or unfurn Apts, large 11,7 inferes?edpartiesmay appear at the Defendants. You are hereby notified that the time and place designated and be bedrooms, carpeted, air con NOTICE OF SUIT above named Plaintiff has filed a heard. ditioned No bets. Moderate rent TO RICHARD J. PHELPS Complaint inthe above styled Court, 37218)0 Res'uence Unknown in the nature of a mortgage AND Last '.ows Address: foreclosure on Ihat certain real 3 room opt. upetairs.-mt aCult, 26.4) Myrtle Avenue property herein described, said land Also Effeclency Apartment. Eachdefendsnt istr,'rebv required Sanford, FIercM lying and being i, Semnote avaiidbie June tMh 'dl D... A,.. - . to ser.e liritter, , ,. ., ' 1' . ii - - " I I I I REALTOR 7201S FrenthAve,321.004l - -- . - -. - . , 26045 Hwy. 17.92 REALTOR 3235771 Sanford 2 story; double corner lot, 2 bedrms., 2 bath, Fla. Room, Dble. garage. 323.0304. 110,500- 3 rm. house, 2 lots 55*110' each. Ruby SI. off Upj.ala near 1.4 & SR 44. 3729086. corner lot. 17,400. U cjviariners LOOK WHY PAY RITY DEPOSIT? Hera vnudnn't, and Move In. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Furnished or Unfurnished ' -L Hwy. 17.92, Sanford 3231670 REAs,TOR 327.9281 3722111 Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? T-!' ., help you "k '1 Merchandise DREAMWOLD-.- FIRST TIME OFFEREDI 2 years old. 3 bedrooms, split plan. Summer Winter climate con'ol system. Carpeted, enclosed garage. Large walk in c'osets. 177.000. 301 '.': Your MLS Agency ______ ________ Apache pop up camper *th canopy. lieps 6 easily, self con tamed. 32') S76.1. $1,230. Used office furniture 62-1crden i v-I-i .' ' 76—Auto Parts PCCOriOIIIOn,C Batteries, 112 95 exchange PEEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Aye - 78—Mtorcycles ierkiine l)vt%r',t o'ered in brown vinyl, 8)4.00 Matching sw,,'el I Sanford STERCHI'S Junk, Trash Hauled Away 1$ Pick up Load '562 6.306 100 French Ave 3 795.] ______________________________ Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3713.14 Harley Dvidn, 125, Complete overhaul, new paint, new battery, Make offer. 322.1243 197) TM Suzuki. engine rebuilt, new clutch, Al shape 147.5 or best offer. 67) 1881 79—Trucks-Trailers ____ MAITLAND FLEA MART _____________________________ 1941 Hwy. Il 92. Open Sat. & Sun9 S Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.30 per day KENMORE WASHER, parts, servIce, used machines 339.2920 CARROLL'S FURNITURE MOONEY APPLIANCES)?) 0697 All new carpet from bankruptcy. Value up to 125 a yd. Sacrifice 1.3.50 a yd. Your choice. Weekdays., _________ _______ (,MC '3 Ton Pick up For Parts 177 7956 after S ____ 53—iV.Radio.Stereo Men's C,olf Clubs, Wilson X 31 Iront, (2 through slndwedge); I X.31 969 Ford Van, Mags, side pipes, custom Interior, Call 322-0494 65—Pets-Supplies _____________ 323 0061. Zips Irish Setter jpple5, 4 mos old, shots, wormed, 1100. Call 377.7984 after S. 80—Autos for Sale _______________ * * We've Moved* * woods; Black leather bag with matching hoods. Hardly used because of illness. A beautiful set of clubs for some goiter at a sacrifice price. 46$434. HERB'S TV (Now) Located at 1200 S. French Ave. (At the Sanford Auction) COLOR TV,$11.9$MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 1006 54—Garage Sales ________________________ ___________________________ 7 Ft. Pool Table DOG TRAINIII IN YOUR HOME. Housebreaking, Obedience, Protection CALL III 7170 CALL All Br Dog Training Academy Pick UpAbandor WE FINANCE 4990, This i's our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thanks to you. our cuStomers 372 5752 Yard Sale. Upsala Road- 1st touse South of railroad track. East side, Saturdays a.m. to 1p.m. 377.6130, __________________ Garage & Yard Sale. Saturday 5, Sunday, June 11 1. IS. EIeclric ________________________ OVER 60 NICE CLEAN CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. EASY TERMS pew 66—Horses NO CREDIT CHECK- NO INTEREST-- NO RED TAPE Showing and dryer, antique icebox, dishes, Riding Lessons Boarding. Beth Kitnr, 372 7941. clothe's, rsjmerous other items. 2434 S. Elm Ave. 322.9365. Well trained Pony, and tack, nick Garage Sale- 9 to 5 p.m. Saturday, rein 175 or best offer. Richard June 14th. eeoe Park Avp Ptt. Crua,r. 233 0144 — sand, rock. MIRACLE CON. CRETE 309 Elm Aye, 377575), Open Saturday Morning. Don't throw away that good but torn shoe Bring it to us. We'll fix it like new Hanson's Shoe Shop, 221 E. First St., Sanford, Under new management, 372 9992. 3225451. 67A—Feed 3223951 -____________________ Large Flea Market 55—Boats & Accessories )pen SaturdayS. Scnday,9 to S p m. Tables & permanent booths lN4Mvstang 6cyl. automatic. 5630 -_______________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. BUY-SELL -TRADE 37236? 31131SE FirstSt NATIONAL AUTO SALES 2600S FRENCH. SANFORD --' - Carport Sale: 7220 Harlwli 20 West WILSON MAIER FURNITURE * a* JIM DANDY JAZZFEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" o OPMLY'S E 46 Sanford 37) 1133 1973 Toyota Corona Deluxe siation wagon, air condiflc,,njn2. radio, i sPed, luggage rack, likC 12.995 Call 3721651, ask Whitey Eckitein Dealer, -______________________ -_______ 68—Wanted to Buy W'anted to buy usect 011cc furniture Any Quantity. 2363 Park * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * New houses ma rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent, Government subsidited to QualIfied buyers Call to see if "ou Qualify! M. UNSWORTH REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 503W s.t St. BALL REALTY Choice Listings IN ALL PRICE RANGES 8)7W. 1sf St. 377 361) $15.00 REBATE NO QUALIFYING New 3 BR home. all extras. S pet. interest 179,500 372 7711. * June 14th- I am. to $ p.m. Golf Cluba, good clothes medium and large sires.; flower contaners. dishes, linens, 75 pc. st of china, other bargains. 13$ N. Fowler Dr., Deltona. Call 466.5214. NOLL'S 1968 Dodge Station wagon, good engine, needs some repair 11(13 327 0341 - Mercury 9.1 HP- Like newt $125.00. Jolsnsoqi 3 HP- Runs Perfect$11000 Call 327 092$ after 1 p.m. 3227209 For used furniture, appliances, - CastS For Your Junk Cars tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Good fishing boat, lS'' Cobla, 45 HP Mercury with trailer. Motor cx. ANTIQUES EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY _______ - Air Conditioning kivestigators Cen?rai lien? & Ar Conditioning For free estimates, cam Carl Harris. ,t SEARS n Sanford 377 1771 "MA'.." MCCLUNG. Bonded INVESTIGATIONS. ALL TYPES P14 3 OSor 37') 5215 - TCWIR'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrletl'S BeOuty Nookl 3)9 E Pine 322 5742 Pest Control - -- T AIIIP.1. A'iO types lots 8. aeragr cleared We Isôvf tOp Soil, fill dcl, clay, and shell available Please call night Carpet CIebnIng 3727951 BrIng New Life 'lo Your Carpeting ASSUME PAYMENTS Ad revive the original beauty of your rugs Cleaned in your own home by Von ScPrader dry foam t,.indclearsng. lii curt, clay, rock All 4.'nds of digging House trail irs stored and movtd 372 9117 or 67i II; n,,,.. 1 1 flnri2 f'; I. Grr)inri; - 'i '2 &'S7 - orday,37339$3 C&A Backhoe Service 197i Pet Care Alt ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Kulldoting. Excavating. Ditch Work Fill cuirt, toe' soil 3775943 " APT RROWN PEST CO4TROL Drie 'S.t? 372 M 1iS land Clearlig I Beauty Care . _______ Ask for "Glen Bernice's Beauty Salon, 76.33 Santord Ave 377 3936 Air Conditioner, 75,000 BTU Walnut dining table - BUSINESS DIRECTORY anytime Portable B W TV, $35; Maple Coffee table, $10; King size rectiner, 1.40; Queen Anne arm chair, $15; Chest of Drawers., 130; S piece twin bedroom suite, $93; Desk & chair, 125; KULP DECORATORS, 109 W. 1st. 3722333. 1973 Duster, At, PS, 4 cyl AM FM, Sunroof, air, excellent conditio., 12.000 373.0641 or 3223514. I Piece or Housetull CASH 3734371 ______________________ Counter tops, Sinks, Installation SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown 377.9411 Eve. $69 1)14 196.4 Imperial Excellent Condition 1500.37) 0S21 . cellerd shape. I Auxiliary tanks, $400. See at 2112 S. Willow Ave available Bud CabelI 377 8032 Rent Purchase Plan * plan. 1, baths. fenced yard, garage, carpets, stove and refrigesator. 1140 273 Mo 131 $722. Will Buyor Consign Any Item of Value SANFORD AUCTION.)?) 7310 Kitchen.Bathroom Cabinets, Singer Zig Zag, in cabinet, 3 needle, front load deluxe sewing machine. Sold new for 1.349 CC Pay balance of $86 or 10 payments of 19. See at. 3739136 - 30' Houseboat, '7), AlumInum, mutt sett 1900. Slip No 95 Sanford Boat Works Market. Saturday, June 11. 1973. 4.27 5. French Avenue. From 9 am. to S p.m. Assume Payments for Casseberry, Hey 17 92 $30 4206 16' Boat, Imperial Comanche, —____________________________ Cadillac '66- excellent condition, fIberglass, 120 HP Inboard. low mileage, one owner, 1700. Call We Buy Furniture outboard motor, seats 6. fully between 47 p.m. 6415077 equipped, tilt trailer, electric DAVES' 323 9370 'Il L'fl(Olfl Lonllnent.i, Oil Lincotn WTflCfl. MUST see o apo(IClatC. accessories. $2195 Private owner. $2,993 3774219. CASH 322.4132 Sanford Seminole JC's Annual Flea 51—Household Goods nEw ________________________ __________________________ REALTORS Cars FREE 372 1624 Free kIttens. to good home, S wks. old, litter trained & weaned 32). ________ Paintings, odds and en, trunk, 323 $196. See Dave s Furniture at Stan s Flea Market, Sal. & Sun. 64—Equipment for Rent 52—Appliances ' LP?NcA Ca, Alt*i 6,373 754 garden spot. Floyd Freer, 601 Celery Ave. Sanforct _____________________________ - ATCc' , ____________________________________ Let me MOW r I'LL y'xir lot and or 322 3191. __________________________ fodern Etegere- chrome and I _____________________________ glass. $59.00 Special shrub and garden sprayers.. 9$ cents ea. GardenLand, 1100 w. lining Room Suite- China- Table 1st St., 373 4630 _____________________________ & 4 chairs, $469 00 ________________________ NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Flea Market, Sat & Sun Free tables. Stan's Auction, Hwy 46 W i. Soecreaclde granules for lawn in sect control Gari'r'nL3nd, 1400W. ii St 323 J. fabric, 11100 1st St Modern ano sharp 3 bedroom split CoW - available All under cover. Locatedl", mileseasf of I lonSR MAYFAIR- Spacious. 1 bedroom £6, Sanford at Stan's Auction. 372. home with large family room. 9119. Tropical landscaping-many _______________________________ trees. Kitchen equipped. 139.500. visit the Dutch Lamp Shop Sat. & Sun., Stan's Flea Market. 322-2420 AnytIme 75-Recreational Vehicles 60—Office Supplies -- traided Rugs, Approx. 'z13', 131 00 rocker, $29.00 Flower Pots, Benches, Stepstones, Rain Trees, Plum Trees. Grease traps, Trailer pads, locks., cement, "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Hwy 18, West Sanford 373 5670 $79S. 661-1466. Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing rwo loveseaf' in blue velvet and a cabi- ets, a's is. Cash arid Carry blue arid gold velvet strIpe, 1191 00 PIOLL'S each Cassetberry, I? 9'?. 8)0 42C8 I __________________________ Lawn Mowers. We 5,11 The Best 5. Service. The Rest. Western Auto Idyliwilde.-. Transferred, must sell, pool planned, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, Realty. -- Aodem chair covered in beige Hercuion, $9500 54"—MuscdHarEcy's for Sale, Complete 1307299 after 6p.m. Sten strom now Psodern tub chair, covered in brown acrylic fur. Ills go - Days-)72 4173 NIghts. 322.5421 or 377.3357 643.2333 . - .iving Room chair, green & beige Bahama Lounge Andirons, family rm. w fIreplace, carpet & custom drape, many extras. $44,400. 3234730 Dell's Auction Service Campbell electric player piano, like brand new, $930. Also brand new Spinet piano (been on laan for club programs) regular, $1,035, rench Prov. Sofa celery colored, slightly soiled. 1771.00. Matching chair, 111 Beautiful S acres, paved road, trees, clear flowing stream, horses O.K. Tcrry Realty, REALTOR. 621 0111 372399) ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Forrest Greene, Inc. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS. SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 377 26)) or $3;. 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will Reworked Baldwin built upright piano, $230; 10 yr. old Kotler & Nlnob4Ck chair covered In bluc velvet brocade Slightly $.iIed, 16100 - AFTER fIRS. 70445 1)9,000 REALTOR', 43—Lots-Acreage Sectional, Arm chair, Reclinetwith ottoman, Double bed, WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MINNIE- 4 Bedrooms, l 323 6061, 37) 0317 Eves baths, fenced yard, air con. dltioned, utIlity shed, 125.500. By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, 1 year WE TAKE TRADES old, large family room with SANFORD-) Bedrooms. 1" baths. fireplace, very large lot almost 1 central heat and air, fenced back acre. Idyllwilde Sect,on, 373 916.5. yard Will dicker or swap, $21,300 WE TAKE TRADES Sanford, by Owner- Idy'Itwtd II SANFORD- 2 or 3 Bedrooms, sect ion, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, family family room, central heat & air, room on large lot, low down carpeted, rang., 5. refrIgerator, payment. Call 377 O4S after 6:30 fenLed yard Terms available. pm. 723633) ________ Piece Bar Set, Sale— $135 00 Jim Hunt Realty THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AOl WE 'TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- 2 Bedroom frame home wIth breezy Porches, --' ""' your waterfroed home, beautiful kit. chen, formal dinI'sg. Florida room overlooking Irke, central heat and air, fenced yard 139,900. , ''" Harold Hall Realty FISH, SWIM SKI- 3 Bedroom . , a - fishing and swimming lake, sind beach, boat house & dock, one acre tree shaded 183.SCO. - -- 5ical 1rctandise $9100 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drve d 3733200 Si 16.300. CHOICE LAKEFRONT, custom built 4 Bedroom, 7 story on fines.t LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRIN . '' COUNTRY LIVING ild dream home on this. I acres. Large oaks, magnolias 5, citrus, 114000. ____________ Sodern Tub Chair in orange tweed, Come see the latest in luxury family living, the all new 21'x61' Glen brook color TV's 8, black & white, day beds. conventional washers, single bedS, collection of Avon ",attes. end tables & coffee tables, 6 bicycles All kinds of garden tools and hundreds 1. hundreds of misc. items. Come early. as w expect to start early. I7 961 each Sale or rent wIth optIon, 3 bedroom, furnished, double wide along St. John's, boat dock, also 26' house. boat, good buys. 9043510295 Shaded homesite overlooking lake, Owner will sell or rent with oØion to buy. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths., parage, 3", years old, 173.400, 373.7494. *15.000, rwo used Cocktail Tables, 115,00 fenced yard. 119,000. .123 9518. tgage $26,900. FRIDAY NIGHT,1P.M. RObSON MARINE 2971Hwy 1792 $1115 MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up. I'll save you morey. Licensed Orlando 273 5170 (3t'drc-om. fly ownc,r, tic ne,v. Fta. ro'r. d(14C1'Cd garec,e. Larry Saxon, Realtor LARGE LOT bedroom, 2 beth. waII.towall carpet, fireplace, nearly new. Ised HiFi wIth AM.FM Radio, 4<7 '- ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 1'.', bath spIlt plan, central heat & air, wall to wall carpet. Assumable mor. Special Auction Living room sets.. bedroom sets, room & bedroom built on. Located on ii., los In city. Partially fur. nuthed. 32) 0159 den, plenty storage, large lot. 327 4047. 2S7lPsrkDr INCOME PROPERTY, 121.500 total. Let rentals pay yott mortgage direct to owner. Large house wIth apartmentl. cottage rented. 1.3.300 down. No qualify. Move right in. $11 Elm Ave., 323.4763. T. ON THE LAKE 323 7900 Plaintiff. P Kish Real Estate • _____________________________ severally its sworn Complasnt, together State of Georgia, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND COUNTY, with its Declaration of Taking In the FOR SEMINOLE above styled Court against you and Vs.. FLORIDA 118,900. Existing, *16.500. 7 pcI. mtg, 3335407 Broker, 107W CommercIal Sanford 3727861 $7993 1 Bedroom trailer l'x)3' with living — 3 bedroom, li, bath on corner lot, W. Giirnett White ii'. iUU. .. AD. 1973. (Seal) A. H. Beckwith, J, Clerk of the Court By: Lillian I. Jenkins Deputy Clerk 97 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker - e JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC. 6 room house with bath, extra large lot on Mellonville Ave. Priced (or quick sale. 1307171. PAYTON REALTY _____________________________ Jan Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage DO YOU KNOW Wehavpmanyhomesuflis..UO.000, very I'm downpayments-'awner financed Please call ust 4 373.7750 move in Leaving area. 323.6390 after S p.m. What interest rates we? If so, call me about this lcw assumption listing. You could not rent a house or apartment for the monthly pyrnenf of this like new 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with carpet, garage, and cerraI air. Call 323 9110. - Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Elaine RiCharcie Deputy Clerk After 5. 372 7111 -3737817 Sacrifice S STUDIO), 23 'BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES - (Seat) 322-6.457 Convenient to stores, churches, rnaj' hiqhwiys. Trim 3 rroom, l' bath's, carpeted with central heat and air. 177.5(5) Country Breeze Apaen ' CASDREK INDUSTRIES, INC By: DavId T. Riddell, needs painting arid tIdylg up JCHP4fIY 'l/ALXER REt4t.. ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR tract county maintained road Total price $1,000 Ultraiow Luxury Patio CallBart Real Estate 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, HA, wall to wall carpet, paved street. oublirw"ttr and outsIde cIty. tieOu'tu, .cng fed lake stays full even during drought 129.900 total price. House acre lakefront home. central heat and air. tr.es, and Other extras. 139.000 Lake Mary,? BR furnished, adults, no pets $133. 372.3930 . _______ permanently Installed. DAt ED this 10th day of June, 1975. * * *lake Front* * r acre tracts, ery low down payment, mobile home approved, Vacation at Home Sparklln clian. 3 be rooms, 7 bath, Legi Notice Frigidaire Range No, 535 Frigidaire Re4rigerato' Plo. 01165 Buslr'eis.Home, zoned commercial, 4 lane hIghway. Great terms, 111,950. Acre Realty, REALTOR, ... in ini '...'..uii ivu I in "I experience necessary Medco FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Ditcount, 270) Orlando Dr FLORIDA Sanford. F I. CASE NO. 75.1019.CA.)7.E DON FOX ASSOCIATES. INC a NO heavy kits to carry. NO Mulcaster carried on his work returnedtoScotland,Mulcaster plans of the Charleston harbor President and performed well. He was one wrote letters full of details and other military targets In 1)atd at Orlando. Orange Count y of the best known men In the about affairs in St. Augustine. South Carolina and Georgia "in Florida, May 20, 1975 Indialantic, FIa. 3290) Publish May 73. 30. June 6. Publish: June 13,20.77, July 1, 1975 FLOP IDAHAVFN ASSOCIATION. Florida corporation, delivering, NO hostess gifts to buy colony. In one he told Grant that the case they are attacked." DEN INC. of al. & carry, NO investment Just fun 0E019 Plaintiff, None was surprised that people wanted him to return _______________________ Dfendants. and new friends in Sarah ______________________________ NOT ICEOFHEARINO George III hs4 an illegitimate and "the tradesmen would light Coventry. Also management JAYMOR CCiRPORATIOPI, a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE COUNTY COURT TOSHOWCAUSE openings, commensurate with Florida corporation, and RICHARD brother, The Hanover kings bonfires and illuminate their EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CITY OF NOTICE OF SUIT experience & ability. 371 0034 BRUCE KERLIPI and ELIZABETH CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.tlØ4.CC.l4.H were notorious for their extra. 'houses as you come ashore." LONOWOOD, FLORIDA PEARCE KERLIN, hi wife, SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. COUNTY. FLORIDA marital activities and England NoticeofPublicHearissg When Gov. Grant suspended Defendants CIVIL DIVISION NO. C17343).CA. AUTHORITY, a body politicking 24—Business porhJnities 8.1. MuIlis was well populated with high deBrahm as surveyor-general TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE OF ACTION corporate, NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat 99.A 30) Walnut Street TO RICHARD BRUCE KERLIN Plaintiff, and low whose touch of royal for various charges, including the City Council of the City of STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN 1 Macon, Georgia and ELIZABETH PEARCE Tail cab business and related blood was not acknowledged in incivility, overchargin and Just Lcrsgwood. Florida, will hold a COMPANY, a Florida corporation, KERLtPi, his wife, Whoie last franchise Call Pactel 901253 572 Plaintiff, BRUCE SCOBIE and AMOS PARCEL PlO 104 Burke's Peerage. Even some plain obstreperousness, he publlchearingattheCityHallof tIe known address Is unknown. WALLS. dba DELTA MARINE, of longwood, Florida, 175 t.'i Muliis YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a primeministerswereplacedby namedMukastertosucceedhis City West Warren Avenue, Long. CHARLES E. BROOKS and Defendants. Rentals 301 Walnut Street Complaint for tnterpleader hasbqen _______________________ NOTICEOFACTION Florida, on Monday. LAURIE ANN BROOKS. his wife, scandal In that category, father-in-law, wood, Macon, GeorgIa TO: AMOS WALLS filed against you and you are Defendants. PARCEL f'iO 104 The nomination was made in June 16, 1975, at the hour of 7 The fir George, who tinAddress unknown required to served to Plaintiff's NOTICE OF SALE p.m.. for the purpose of considering 29Rooius attorney, GAVIN 0 LEE, whose prisoned his wife for an illicit a curious letter to the Colonial proposed NOTICE is hereby given, that Planrwd Use for Federal If said defendants are living, and address is Suite 1475, Hartford '. ---BRUCE SCOBIE Final Judgment of affair, brought a harem of Office which Is one of the oh- General Revenue Sharing Funds for pursuant to a if any or ll of said defendant or 747 Melfa Crescent Building, Orlando, Flor'da 37102 On foreclosure entered June 10th, 1975 l9lSandfilethe MAPlORwOMAN(ciR ROOMAND defendants are deceased, the bu,wm Brurthilds when he caine seure keys to the secret of he Sixth Entitlement Period, Ottawa. Ontario, Canada orbeforejune3Oth. In the Circuit Court of the BOARD, CALL ANYTIME. 373 DATEDthisllthdayofJune,A unknown spouse, heirs, devisees, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an original with the Clerk of this Court to London for his coronation. Mu,lcaster's birth. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in ar,d 1975 ôCtiOfl to enforce a lien upon the grantees, creditors, Iienor%, or other either before service on Plaintiff's _____________________________ for Seminole County Florida in Civil His son George II was "He Is the godson of the late 5: Orrie P. Shomate. Seminole parties claiming by, through under, attorney or immediately thereafter. Action No. 75-453 CA-09A, ARTHUR following property In City Clerk or against any such deceased ofherwlje a default will be entered 30-Apartments Unfurmshed devoted to his wife but had a Prince of Wales," the governor H. SECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the County, Florida: of The City of Motor Vessel PADDLE WHEEL defendant or defendants, if alive, against you for the relief demanded roving eye. No lady-In-waiting wrote discreetly, "and was said Court, will sell for cash in hand Longwood, Florida and, if dead, their unknown spouse, in the Complaint for lnterpleader. to the highest and best bidder at the QUEEN, ON. 23.4341. G.R.T. 35; or servant girl was safe when brought into the Army under Publish: June 13. 1973 Friends Will Envy hilts, devisei'i. Iegatees. grantees, CourThouse. has been filed against you and you Thisnoticeshall be published once West Front door of the DEO.0 alone with hum. thel.mmediateprotectionof the _____________________________ of your creditors, lienors, or other parties are required to serve a copy ecls week for four II) cornecutive Your gracious country liwng. yet Semin.c,te County, Florida at 11:00 written defenses, if any, thereto on claiming by, through, under, or weeks In the Evening Herald, a When his Queen Caroline lay Royal Faintly and has the honor o'clock AM. on June 25th, 1973 the NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS city security. Quiet, soundproof, W. C. HUTCHISON, JR.. PlaIntiff's against any such deceased defen. newspaper of general cIrculation, following described real property NAME STATUTE deep shag caroeting, decor fur. dylngsheurgedherhusband,jn to be known to the King. His dant or defendants, and all parties Dated this 27tPs day of May, 1973. situate in SemInole County, Florida, attorney, wtose address is 230 North niture, outdoor picnic arid bar. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: view of his proclivities, to Majesty will recollect )'Jxn Park Avenue, Sanfcrd, Florida, on having or claiming to have any (Seal) Notice is hereby given that the to.wlt: the courtyard, and marry again. Your La'dship is pleased or before June 24, 1973 and file the right, title, or Interest in and to the Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. Lot 12 in Block "B" of BL'ENA undersigned, pursuant to the helpful manager Special move in original with the Clerk of this Court property described in the Corn Clerk of the Circuit Crt "Never," sobbed the king. "I mention his name." "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter VISTA ESTATES, Sanford. Florida a'wance. Only 2 BR left. i9er before service on Plaintiffs plaint, IC) wit By' Cecelia V. Ekern as will only hare mistresses." The appointment was not 16509, Florida Statute, will register according to Pta? thereofand attorney or immediately thereafter; SECTION ltOl*'lii$; STATE ROAD Deputy Clerk wilt' the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in recorded In Flat Book 3. Pages I 155-$16O His legitimate son and heir, much of a break for Capt. and for otherwise a default will be entered Is £ 400; SEMINOLE COUNTY Pubtish'May 30. June 6, 13. 20, 1973 5eminoI County, FlorIda, 2. of the Public Records of Seminole BAMBOO COVE APIS. against you for the relief demanded DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 104 DEN 199 Frederick Louis, had a Mulcaster. DeBrahm, being upon receipt o proof of the County, Florida RIGHT OF WAY FEE SIMPLE in the Complaint or petition. publication of this notice, the tic Including specifically but not by the 300 E. Airport BIvd.,373 1340 precedent to follow, He did Ida reinstated by the Colonial Beginning 114 7 feet East of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WITNESS my hand and the 5il of titiov name, to.wit: VILLAGE way of lImitation the following of SW EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. best. When he died, unmourned, Office, kept his salary even LANDSCAPE SERVICE, under described properly: this Court on the 19th day of May, SoutP,westcorrerof the SE ary, Adults. Lovely large) bed wtichitisengagedinbvsinessat 151 Willow Creek Cove, Longwood, Florida 37750. lIsa? the party interested in said business enterprises is as follows; 322.6457 MayfaIr, 129.500 OWNER MUST SELL IM. MEDIATELY,) BR, I bath, home on Lots a city block deep. 123.000. $1,000 down to qualified buyer tc bedrooms, 2 bath, pool, 8 E A U 'II F U L L Y LA N 0 SCAPED! See to appreciate131.5(5) . 3 BR, Unfurn REALTOR 377 7191 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath, family room. REDUCEDI Neigh borhood 7 Bedrooms, living, dining, kitchen, garage, Sanford Ave IllS mo 534 16,19 ______________________________ Winter Springs, 2 or 3 KR, large family room Beautiful shrubs and trees 1700 mo ' REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR _____ Very Exclusive $161) mo., 1)00 damage tXnd 83) 5.474 after 6:30 perso' active ir religious circles to sell fund raising program to church groups No merchandise involved. A new Idea appealing tO' all church members. Your age is no barrier to this dignified plan, if you are active Excellent corn mission. Full or part time. Write to Gold Award, Box 1390, Eustls. Fla., 37726 I BEDROOM, 2 bath, family room, pool, all the extras. 141,500 - sect Stereo with AM FM Radio, — Our clIent has several concrete block homes In nice section of Sanford Scene need more handy work than others all a bargain, 'iOU PICK FIRST. Each 111,500 with terms to be arranged by owner. JOHNNY WALKER 41—Houses 3 bedroom house. Winter Springs, * 6871 --. '' ' * *Po-Boy Specials* 3 BEDROOM. 1", baths, family room. 118,900 fl—Auction 73' Citthliyid Cruiser, 160 Inboard outboard power. Ideal for family camping, skiIng, 5 fishing. 3fl SIll or 377 0221. At Sterchi's Assume'payments, central air and Mat, I2'x60', 7 bedrooms. 323.4052. 3710640,372.7745, 373.7895 55—Boats & Accessories SaveB 42—MbUe Homes Fry, Jun.!i'—'IA H'SaortJ, FI._ ''' 51—Household Goods Loch Arbor, lakefront,) BR, 7 baths, den, heat.air, garage. $49,950. Acre Realty REALTOR, 373 1150. Peg. Real Estate Broker 377.1959,3724)44 SANFORD- Block 3 bearoom, 1' bath, pool, carpet, good location Terms Owner 901 734 0931 or 736 Real [stale . ______ - -.u uain, . ,, u('uroom. air nu nyu— 1150 00 175 00 damage deposit. . , ew Smyrna Beach Conminlum on ocean, poolside, fully equipped, 5150 week 671 369) FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI _____________________________ Legal Notice (lOP (fl"1P111,4 r 322 4038 fl,.trh WITT REALTY Alter 5, 377 7111-37) 7812 utchisOn Ocean front Apartments, 339 S Atlantic Ave. Daytona OFT THflSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR citrus grove. 300' of lake (ronf, 104-ge 2 BR home, 2 car garage. pump 1. sprinkler system. Only 112.500. Central Floridas MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 327 4991 1919 S. French 3777374 3fl.)y 3fl.)9 36—Resort Property 7lledroomfenced yard %lSOmo Adults preferred 373 5131 or 372 6620 equipped kitchen, double carport; only $19,000 excellent terms. LAKE FRONT-3½ Acres. 1Acr in Stemper Realty 41—Houses - WE'VE FOUND IT- 3 bedroom modern home, large family room, wall to wall carpet, drapes, (ull' motivated, Five Points Area: Large Landscaped private lot all hook ups.3fl 0075 32—Houses Unfurnished 41—Houses - SUPILAND- 3 bedroom, fenced yard, neat & clean, owner - a Nevada corporation, c Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Casselberry, 65*100' spacious, private, trees, grass, and patio. Adults, 3)9 1439. 6620 - Child Care in my home CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S9o1.CA4SO DIVISION OF ADMINI!iTRATION. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Pacific Textile and 6-Child Cure 35—Fvbbile Home Lots r, -- Complaint 417Q 7 Bedrooms, adults preferred. $ Week Unfurnished 373 3831. )fl Teens acopyofyourAnswertothe Petition S WEKIVA RIVFR S Adult I,lcbiIe home village, under large Shady oaks on the scenic Wekiva Modern clean interiors, (romt)40 SMi W of Sanford. 372. DELTONA-- Hew Duplex, Furn or unfurn. Drapes., Water. L,ien Care 37) 1171 or 6M 6)46 ,, .. "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter ?O CUALIFY- only 82.000 down buys thIs 3 bedroom, 1", bath home. 7 Bedroom trailer with screencu in porch, $100 mo or 135 wk. No pets. 373 765$ SANFORD LAKE MARY area,? BR , duplex with in the ground pool, completely ncIos.ed. Appliance's, air conditioner, drapes, area rug. $150 per month including pool service All you do is swim. See this now 901 775 3)57, Don Cline. DEADLINES ________________________________ Casselberry, 12'x80', '74. 2 bdroom furnished, central air, on private lot, close in Adults 339 1439. Nice I bedroom trailer on Large shady lot. 1)75 mo. Adults only. 373 0761. 31A—Duplexes - Brother Of King? 41—Houses Make your Budget go ft'rther, shop the Classifled Ads every day. Furnished one ee'dioom apt. 7300 Mel lonyille Ave RATES s 34—bHe Homes ise CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME NAMESTATUTE TO WHOM ir MAY CONCERN: Was Mystery Figure -- C Legal NotiCe Land Maintenance P K SEAMAN. PciOTGC.PAPHY Weddings. Carct'cts. Commer.cai Portrays, Aerial. Adyer,s n S'rner'.-dct'ngSca 61 StSe Pressure Cleaning A &A Cl E AP S AL I. Exterorprsret;eao.r. In cas w 1 ,.'' ::.-"r.', �__ - . ~ immi - _______________ _______ - __ 1-I----- _ __ - - lIl..-i .... 12A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Ff. Friday June 13 lflS -. -- SPORTS I J ________ ___ ____ ______ _________ t 1-11 , A A A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, June 13, 17S— B -'--- U J L JL t i 'e~1,4. I 1 I I 11 III,' I I 1 I 1~.I ~~ !I U "',, V11- ii' \ ' 1i 1 i ,I li, i M'Wi,0000 . .1.a 1, 1: i 'W'',i i i! il~ il i I 1,;' 1," I- 11 !I I ~I 1! ft'' I 11' ~~-k :,11/ ~ , / ~` 1~ ' , I 1~ 1!! V I I I ;1~1 11 U1, 6,-- 1111 I 1111,1 I 11 " _ J[l U !I ~ 11! 1'' I Il U 11 I 11''~'' U 1 1;W ~~II 111~ 1~I 11 I II ~ __ - -. - . Now, ~ -, - ____________ - Ill .. .. - thcn ever we . . I - John,ttil Beauty Salon A Tango Plastering Mr. & Mrs Wayne Sanford 2sie S. Sanford Ave. . of Sanford Cwntr of First & Park Sanford Johnny's Standard Service 3001 S. Orlando Dr. Sant" Davis E Sims ScheolloardMember 7 J -_ I 770 - 417 W. Jrd St. • ArtBrownpestControi 3S2 Park Dr. f ~__- \ / I1 Rt. 3. Box 346 Sanford 1i I and Boarding Kennels Hwy u West Dell's at . , MMI I 1 (I 5T.i - . ;w 219 Gensen DeBary Ave c d laW Market F r Bank Kampf Title & Guarenty 204N Park Ave First Federal Savings and Kennedy Tire Company 14 . oh of July i Sanfo rd First Federal Savings and Agency 392 S. Park Ave. BAD R oofing 1311 Sembnels Blvd. Cassef berry Celery & Mellonvilie Bank o Sanford Sanford I IS Camillo 0. Bruce Supervisor of Elections Comigins Appliance Service Sanford Airport I . Sanford 1 194 W. Airpert Blvd. Sanford . . "" - Property Appraiser Clark 6 Hirt Constrvc1lon Mr. and MrL Walter 0101I 1210 communi ty Way .. Hsme Appliance CoWer 7$S'i French Ave Sanford 1701W First St Sanford 313 City of Altamonte Springs Naliday Inn I ;- ! Coleman's Bar-11.0 Sa nfordsea 3751 S. Oqtando Sanford, 322.9646 Central Furniture 1314 Firrich Ave. Sanford . . Calsowff) Sanford Shenandoah Village Apts. Troy Ray Sanford Tax Collector Stogners Bakery IS W. First St. Sanford Tatter Realty 1110 1. 25th St. tanfoid . : UV Fairway Plaza Sanford , Crank Construction Realty - Casseberry. Ifl.410) -...-__ ___ __- - !I , - ~. PSI Orlando Dr. Sanford I . I r III? Sanford Ave. Sanford Sawing Center Toon's Colm 307-A I. 1st It. Tom McAfee Sanford 124 I. Morse Blvd. Sanford CarpI ' III S. Park Ave. Sanford Mixon Auto Parts ve. X~T Sanford . =- Sanford Now&$ Academy Sanford Electric Co. $010 E. 1st St. 00I W.' Fir3f St. Sanford 2132 Park Dr. $Mail CIAISOL Coll*" prop. Marine ROTC, Boarding A, Day Sanford Company and Employees 21$ W 25th St Noll's Fro;ght Damaged Furniture 51? W. Ist St. Sanford 403) E Colonial 41 W. Contord Herold's Hair Styling ill W First . . I Tewees Beauty Salon Brim API. i~r. . I Veska's "$&""I arid By THE ASSOCtATED PRESS 711 W Hwy 434 Wint er Springs . Is" Sanford Ave. 6 Manager Sauthens Bell Sanford 6 Kindergerten III Riverview Ave Sanford Sanford Specialty Sanford OlildO Wheles&o, Only Celery Ave San ford I Paint Co. Southeast Bank of Doltens Southern Lawn Setvice 11* Deltoii Blvd Rt 3, lix 314 Pool Estate Broker Dellons Sanford If? W. commtfclal St. Sanford Witt Realty 2419 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford r-- W. Garnett white Krld FvresitvrsC 21NS French A ye. F1ying the ~64 • I Garden Center 1Celsry Ave. ' $ , Fl lon unford . I . ._r 24, . SR 4$ on the Weklva River Flog Tomorrow .o .Flag Day, % ' ' • -.• -i- 1;--1 - f. .. - ' *'.~' : iiIll - i -- - . _ - .. - - ... ;J.Jw... -. ;.. .- r , I . _ ,' . . I - - - -- . . Bench who has been on the NL team the last seven years and started the Wt six, has a huge lead for the catc hing spot — 894 votes to or runner-up Manny 5 en u i-itt5b&1 other Reds topping early returns are Joe Morgan at seeon base, Concepcion at .-top a.. r-ctC In the outfield. Morgan has drawn 249,174 votes thus far, nearly five times as many as Pittsburgh's Rennie Stennett, presently second in the tally with 55,778 Concepcion, seeking his first starting role, has attracted 182,- l6 votes, foUowedbyLarryBowaof Philadelphia with 136,121. _.. Rose has 215,612 in the outfielder's race, followed close behind b the Mets' Rusty Staub wi th 151,3fl and Del Unser with -. - Star team, released Friday by Baseball Commissioner Bowie 147,583 Neither Staub nor Unser have started previously, though Staub was a reserve five consmtive times(1967-71) and played In three ealnes. Base-stealing ace Lou Brock of St. Louis Is also an outfield . - - L . - - . NEW YORK (AP) — Johnny Bench is among four Cincinnati 1• - ftl l-z: - - ,_b • . .,.. - ----. - - .... . -- 1. I ll , lzz •_.l•_ - -. •... 3 -;- •-•--..-• .. -. . - ' - (• ..,...-. . 44.1.. ' L . , O. --- . - ... A ' I- "h*.1,,1,, - Kuhn's office W. -- ,_. --_-.ALa~:, ~,t_. 19. - 11 - 1~~,-AVX4 : 4Q"-8- -Z- -!i~ - . .. • _,t - r - , ---- _'..'_ .I . I- ____--~~v-!-~!Cijj-_ t!~~ -'t~,~~_ 11_-;~~,___ -_~-, i;- e__'V~ - . a A~ - ---. - .~ _;~.,_ . - . - -- .,- .. - - - - . . - . Two Los Angeles Dodgers have an early advantage in the infield. The Dodgers leaders are 11rstbasmanSteve Garvey,a write-in selection in 1974 who ended up most valuable player In the n-iidseason classic, with 191,197 ballots and third baseman Ron Cey with 203,815. New York's Mike Phillips has drawn the most votes of any Jeff Anderson of Keystone of the Sanford SeWor Baseball IA*pe steals home lUrsdayIn a HOME THEM game with Police at the Sanford Memorial Stadium. Keystonebatter Tony Buckson watches the pitch and Police catcher Mark Smith digs It out of the dirt. See Recreation ROUM up on B Y ANDERSON Page 2.8. iflerald Photo by Tom Vincent) write-in candidate this year, polling 28,4 to place him No. 5 among shortstops. 'I u - e i: e . ee in b h (Bjorn Borg) a smart modern :_ r_7. Z -!;,-. - ~, 77',f_- I night shirt, and he Its going to wear it from now on.' --__- __,_____-__1~ I . --=---- . . -. Lennart Bergelsn, coach of tennis star Borg a Houston June 14th -- - y g Meta 2, Dodge rs 0 f. ! Thursday. lie cricked his neck in his hotel shower and thought he would ha ve to pu ll out of the quarter-finals Masseurs got t im fit in time, and ht slammed Harold Solomon of Silver Springs, Md., 61.7-5. 64. - .. But I,ennart Bergelin, the 6ach who has the Roland Garros Stadium, scarcely able to Borg and Panatta are scheduled to meet in made Borg into a world star, told him this turn his head. the semifinals Saturday. The Last surviving sleeping in the nude has to stop. The match was put back I% hours. The three masseurs took It in turn to gouge him, pummel him and jerk his head arcund. Another of America's hopes bit the red dust is paired against Guillermo Vilas of Argentina. Meanwhile the attention Friday was centered on the women's semifinals, with two Amer- of the center court when Adriano Panatta of Italy defeated John Andreiss of Fullerton, icans still gunning for the tit.le. Chris E vert of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., the Calif 1 6-3, 5-7, 7-u, 6-2. Andrews, ranked No. 47 in the United States, had caused a big surprise by reaching the quarter-finals. defending champion, was facing Olga Morozova of the SoAct Union. Janet Newberry of La Jolla, Calif., had to play the powerful Czech lefthander, Martina NmTatilova. 'It is asking for trouble, sleeping naked in the air conditioning of hotel bedrooms," Bergelin said, "It may have had something to do with this neck trouble. 'I am going toy him a smart modern night shirt and he i.s going to wear it from now on" Borg said that two hours before the match against Solomon, he thought it was impossible to play tennis. lie sat in the dressing room at 0 DeBusschere, NEW YORK (AP) — Dave DeBu.sschere obviously is finding his new job as American Basketball Association commissioner "I would rather be playing," DeBusschere, a former N3tional Basketball Association All Star, sa id Thursda) at his firs t news conference since replocing Tedd Munchak as conunissioner oil May 35 Ex pos 3, Padres 2 Mike Jorgen.sen's double delivered Pete MacKanin with the winning run in the 15th inning as Montreal beat San Diego in a marathon game Machanln walked with two out and roared home with the tie-breakinig run as Jorgensen belted his base hit to right Phillies 4. Colants I I,eft-hander Steve Carlton fired a four-hitter and aided his cause with a pair of singles, boosting Philadelphia over San Francisco Canton, who has allowed only tio runs in his last three games, raised his record to 6-5 wi th his fourth straight Rennie Stennett doubled across the tying run in the fifth inning * Wnfern Auto Ass. c St ore lb Hw 17 52 Delary PAIUS (AP) — Bjorn Borg, the heart-throb of a mlllicn female tennis fans, was given a new order by his coach today: "Stop sleeping in the nude." The 19-year-old Swedish star, defending his French title, had the scare of his young life The 3yearld Deflusschere, the youngest commissioner in the history of pro basketball, showed his unfamiliarity with Ow position and his nervousness by continually flipping and spin- ning an ABA ball during his brief encounter ith the media "There are some very difficult decisions t) make," admitted I)ellusschere, but tha t's par f or the course, just as there were when I was a trustee." IX-Busschere prepped for the cominL%sioner's job by serving one season as general manager of the New York Nets In that victory. L ". aier Furniture Co. Sanford Camp Seminole Ka th y & Paul Snyder, Managers American, Eddie Dibbs of Miami Beach. Fla., er I' d ' e aying .a-: dy,. .,, zzii I -~___ ____ . -.~. --_., - - 11; I . :;j. ..1 . I _1 % - — -=- '-I— — - '' - -- -1. E ---- I A -1 F -: i__~._t . - --.1-;ii4li 4 - iXA. - . -vi_: ; ,.I 1.4, J1# ,.1 It;- --A ~ 11 ..; % A ; 4 . - .~. 1 . , _. il _. -_ - !(I.-i,-;, k~~-sl _~*t Z7 - ~~Xfi - '! .r iv, . .I k -C-4 , k, , Jon Matlack pitched a threehitter and Fel ix Milian drove in a pair of runs with doubles to pace New York over Los Angeles. Darrell Evans scored when third Weman Bill Madlock booted Larvell Blanks' gr oun der with the bases loaded and two U.S. en position, he represented the Nets at several ABA Board of Tru.3tees meetings The toughest decision DeBusschere has faced during his four weeks as commissioner occurred today when he presided at a trustees' meeti ng concerning disposition of the financially wobbly Slemphis and San Diego franchises, increased," Brown said, -but what made it doubly ba - d * %4a5 DeBusschere said ThurSda) he would prefer the league to Memphis and San Diego They Lost a nullion dollars each, and phis anil San Diei, ,0 t~, mi-i contrit)utt-d 11ca,:ilv tu KerituckN ill our payroll was a little higher and th ' (H r itr C - _,%-, -1 . .1 #I,i44Irk I - t, - 4" '4 IA--- , -f f_.` ,-I f!k,. - ~:. -11~ - - _-~~2' 30-second shot clock to a 24-second clock The other also involves the shot clock. DeBusschere said it would not be reset to 10 seconds when the offensi ve team loses the ball out of bounds with less than 10 seconds remaining, Instead, it will be placed a'. the munber of seconds remaining when the team lost the ball I. I~ -, iJ iui - - I . -_ = 4 1 i~~ _ -' L - \ ." - - ,~ ------ . . - '- r .11 er Flo W de i -- P HILADELPHIA tAil — If you're looking for a sleeper in next week's U.S. Open Golf Champio nship at Medinali, Ill., cir cle Ray Floyd. lie's playing superb golf now. - The 32-year-old Floyd won the Kemper Open last week for his first tour vICtcr) in six )ears. .'' . l- '/ 1XI the other eight clubs had to make up for that. On a more positive note, DeBumchere announced two rule operate with 10 teams next season, rather than eight if Memph is and San Diego were disbanded. It put him in confhct with league President John Y. Brown of Kentucky, who was one of I)ellusschere s biggest boosters for the commissioner's "It is a much healthier situation if we have 10 strong toams," said Deflusschere But he admitted that at present, there are only eight strong clubs. The weak tearm are Memphis and San Diego, which had the league's lowest attendances last season. Brown, meanishile, charged that the existence of the Mem-. I Ie .~e II ut Lxpeenc1ng i iors ea.son tinanci.av won their first league title. Floyd settl ed down two sears ago after he married Maria Primoll, da ughter of a Phlla delphia tavern owner, giving up a life that earned him a reputation of a playboy who %as tossing away a poleniially great golf career. Lie didn win In 1974, but his dedication was far this ,ear with $85,000 So, he wasn t swprised when he won at Kemper. He felt it coming. s y hanging his attitude. Maria Floyd had heard about her hus. band's hidden talent. She also knew his she athi d "N, cireer se is a complete turnaround, Floyd said. "You can say I matured." Floyd ha&'t exactl - been a bust during his previous 12 years on the tour. He won the PG .. ,. ff ''' ja"' .. .4 I . I .I Vzi_-N~--_~-,i-____9__1__ i-H__ ___ - --it Z -7 Ik i I iil r. t, ~~4 41 r " 1L .r_Jj54b0 % Ill __________ For a fellow who's won six straight games, Including Thur- sday night's 10-1 triumph over the SL Louis Cardinals, that's a modest I n the other National League games the Montreal Expos beat the San Diego Padres 3-2 in 15 innings; the Philadelphia Phillies stopped the San Francisco Gian ts 4-I, the Pittsburgh Pirates t.rhnmed the Houston Astros 4-2 and the New York Niels blanked the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-0 2 a Lake Mary g Sanford r • ,j :00 Williams & Son Amoco Sanford San ford i 301 Sa n ford Sanford Sanford Tire Service III S Frenh A ve Sanford by rs.Frank voltoline Tangerine or. pa"en" Fkmw Farm Joe's Laundry & Dry Cleaners 1107 Sanford Ave , '. . %aftford Sanford Auto Parts Sanford - 2646 1411waIlls Ave. Southern Loan A, Finance Company Sallidleaved Villas 90111411 Apt. 10101111106 Lake A"W" Honor Our Country Sanford Smilty's Inc. 2417 Orlando Dr. i41 S Myrile Ave Sanford 90ill, Feod & Tack 1.4 Industrial Park The Village Sanford phillipt is Station "O S. French Ave. I Sanford Smitty's Snapping Turtle ?Ile Orlande Dr. with a personal best of 26-5t4 which was wind aided lbs countryman Drut Is one of the w or ld's top tLr(llerS Gary Nolan doesn't want to set the world on fire — he just wants to put a little heat on the opposition. "I have no special goals," says the Cincinnati pitcher. "All I'd like to do is go out every fifth day and keep us in the ballgame. That's iny only goal." I : service & Parts. Sanford 211 Magnolia Ave. HB Happy Acres Child Cara, Commercial. Specializing In ISO Park Ave. Advertising Orteen Ave 109 Celery Ave. s Heat Melti"n Foes Air Conditioning Soniord Hi Didding & Upholstering Sanford E iI t M Unswsrth Realty Rig Real Estate Brokw Shoemaker construction llldq 1. Sanford Airport Dks Appliances 200$ Oak Ave Sanford Sa n ford Orlando Helicopter Airways Dollary i Airport Blvd Sanford Sanford Beauty Collittle 2519 S. Santerd Ave. i Z Sanford Realty Slonstrom Realty S Intefd CIyOaAVI Sanford Airport Authority surshine TV ____ - Harrell a Beverly Transonlulans Harry Adair s Gulf Se rv ice - - -*N J _;k7 * - IL Detroit. Earlier, John Hiller got the!ast three outs to complete a sparkling relief stint as thle Tigers nailed down a W victory in Winter Park Sears Catalog Sales Office Pinecrest Shopping Center sanford Sanford Heating "sd Air Conditioning Matzdorf set a world record of 7 feet, Inches at Edwards Stadium in 1971 when he was a University of Wisconsin a thlete. He's making a comeback now with the flop high jump technique and UD to 7i. --'; . - #_ at - LinUesm a.dTHe Part Ave. Sanford oed Sanford 323 5131 Sanford Sanford . - the completion of the second game of Wednesday's twl-mghter, which was suspended by an American League curfew after eight innings. Sanford k Ave. "- Sanford -. Joe Iahoud drove in four runs with a pair of homers, includthg (1 5f i•Jt1n a six-run •k1 1 a three-run s,. inning, as ..4zLI1orrna I . SIIIIS?d Calibar' Real Estate Club Dlams.d r n' r• Maitland Flea Mart Sanford 310$ Sanford Ave Sirford , Sanford Plaza Rud 's Standard s Heall Upholstery Woddings and Novelty Decoration Supplies, 11 Treasure Chest of Beauty Sanford City of Maitland ma,itialad, - :i Ratliff a Sells WiSI Germany i I Sanford Avdisn Buy, Sell & Trade scoreless streak to 20 innings — his last outing was a one-hitter against Kansas City — until the Rangers scored in the eighth on singles by Cesar Tovar and Mike Hargrove around a walk. Ang eels 3-7, TI r,S-1 I Winter Perk, ,i. 120 1. French Ave. Sanford, 222-4148 Collins Florist 1. Terry Res"y Of W. Fairlsonks Ave. A.A. McClanahan Jr. & Sanford , I Sanford •322-7310 Hunt a Tuxedo Feed Store lii S. Sa nford Ave. inning, giving Ste%e Busb) ' the victory oee Eric Rak.h, his' former teammate on a College World Series winner at t.he University of em o a. Harmon Killcbrew tied the score in the Kansas City seventh with his ninth homer and 568th of his career. Orioles 7, Rangers I Jim Palmer notched his 10th victory with a seven-hitter and Mark Belanger knocked In three runs. Palmer's victory gave him a 10-3 record, best in the American I,eague. He ran his .13 Payton Real" v Capt. & Mrs Hey Diddle Diddle Day Care —I Pan American Bank Z11 Maginells Ave. Sanford Patti A John, 09 EdiMs Circle Aflamen$e Springs j Hwy 17.02 U. Cmdr. (Ref.) A Mrs. A.A. McClanahan Sr., a Shoot Metal run on a passed ball by Cleveland catcher John Ellis In the 10th Mobile World Sales Sanford Cerilflc-d Welding I Sweoney'sOUice Supply, Inc. 1941 Hwy 11-92 Sanford . .1 - City •i Sanford Gevervnent Hwy Me. 41$ & Terry Go.embel % j of OsBary I114 Hwy 17.02 DIB$ty The Markey Family 101 Brentwood Dr. Seminole County I tI 30 2. Broadway Ovledo Mayfair Country Club 154 Geneva Drive Oviedo 11 'III Pot Latch Gltt & Yarn Shop West 44* Sanford Gregory Mobile Homes III F rench Ave. Sanford iii - Kant to his ninth victory, although the Red Sox reached him for 11 hits. By losing for the fourth time in the last five games, .' and Service. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Orson * f Sanford 13'I ,-IseUos r. r 4 Larry'& New & Used Mart 211 S. Sanford Avg. Ro bert and Cavelier Miter Inn _~;!_ _ , :•'.. — chopped to one half game , . Rovals2, Indians 1 %' Jim Wohlford raced home from third base yith the winning I __ X-7- _ * . - 919 E. Ind St. Sanford q&"aL.,.. Boston's lead over the idle Yankees in the East Division was I Lakeview Nursing Center & Catering - - Proucts Lee Brothers Plumbing 315 Elm Ave. Sanford 1400 W. Ist St. . PSAIW Office Chamber of Commerce Gardenhand I , . White Sox 9, Red Sox 2 Home runs b) Deron Johnson and Bob Colucelo helped Jim il San fo rd Sanford . \ Longwood Guy's Nov" of Bar-B-0 3111 French Ave. , , of Public instruction Ls.igwood _i i -:'-. , _ <2 __- - his first regular season homer La Milwaukee County Stadi um since he connected off Philadelphia's Ray Culp on Sept 20, 1965 'I kneweventually it would come," said fIrst 12) cars of his career in Milwaukee with the Braves and walloped 398 homers, 185 of them in County Stadium But since the Braves moved to Atlanta in 1966, Aaron's only Milwaukee homer came in an exhibition game two years ago .,' Bud Layer Downtown Sa n fo rd 13th St. and Sanford Ave. It was Aaron's sixth of the season and 739th 1 his " A San ford 31" French Ave. Sa nford Blair ' Lloyd's Bicycle Shop Mid FlorIda / : -1 A ~.Va . - / "J rnedaht Taylor Will Jotha held including Jones and Auburn's Clifford Outlin. enc oars Into A Il"Star Vote Lead . i Hank Aaron finally came home to Milwaukee Thursday nig b Sanford Airport US I?." at Airport Blvd. Burger In - Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Sales Inc Sanford Celebration Committee _____,6V - -A. State Road No Sanford BiCentenn4al 1 ~, 4 Forvett Greene Inc Realtors Mary Blvd L'.':M Mr. A Mrs. Floyd Freer t 3 Box 233 I B) THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nois French Ave Bill's TeucoU.Hsvl 25th 1 French Ave fate challenges from Iiuis Wilson of the U S Army and others In the 100, Olympic silver " - Kish Real Estate Loan Association Seminole County Area the NCAA 2:11 last week. will be rematched and F cuerbaci (shot put and Dwight Stones (high ump are entered. In one of the two women's ____ :, '' Kader Jewelers 1313 S. Sanicid Ave. Sanferd Sanford 1. Flagship U World record holders to n Powell (discus), Al I h I - Aff 3000$ Orlando Dr go in the 880 against a held including NCAA champion Mark Enyeart of Utah State. Tennessee's Reggie Jones and Louthern Lquori's competition in the mile will include three other sub-four minute milers. Waldrop will - . Sanford it r thLs year at St U.S. record for the mile. - V 3$HS including middle distance runners Marty liquori and Ton) Waldrop, sprinterr Robert Tayl o r , high ir d John Saul, Agency Pico Bldg.. Sanford me Forest Lii & Betty's Restaurant outdoor meet at Houston. He won the i n door € _____ Sanford ; I the UST1 F meet and the Interservice chain. pionships. evenFrarde Larrteu will attempt to lower her California's Edwards Stadium. The 22-event meet will be co-hosted by Cal, which formerly spon. sored the Kennedy Gaines by itself each June. "It will be a concise, 21 .hour meet. We've always s tr essed quality instead of quantity," said s .T . Service Wth e erbee a national indoor and outdoor rco egepoevautciirnpIo,, qualifi ed for j Aaron' Blast En s Droug t '- i In M101waukee I 1, 4 Sanford A Child a World C UAL 4 _1 : ~ ,. ] 194 Country Club Rd. Rousseau and Guy Drut. H all makes for a select held at the University of \ 201 E. First St. ISO$ Hwy 17 Sanford 1: t Johnny WalkerReai Estatelnc. Wetherbee of Wetherbee vaulted 15-feet, 6-inches to win the Junior College the greatest outdoor ti tle He has signed a grant-in-aid with E i rack stars in e country y aFloridae Universi ty. Trac k and Field Federation's Meet of The Idea of the meet was to match winners hampions Berkeley. from recent national collegiate championships, jumper Pat Matzdorf and French stars Jacques ' \ A Sanford Ok Joyce Well Drilling Sanford L71 SiC Vaulter Joins Champions Field W , k I elherbee 0 1 - .-.\ L ge our Allegiance i W I I ___ e ., y i~ I J I I, ______ I I I ,~: .'. ,--,I AMERICA TO Mann 0 . . . __ = -, I I ,-,-,--" _-"",_",__,____ ij I ' - ...- ... : �~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ i ~~~I __ - - .- ~~- - ..- -. - ._,f-_~ - - ~ . -. • ,. : L - •. • • • . •.. .--.• •'. - : • . • - -. 2B-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. ir' 1. -' ~~~~~~~~~,,~~~~~,~,,~~l,~~~~~~,,~~~~~~~,~~~~, )X Friday, Juno 13, 073 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker vvs r o@ iml Ailajor Recre Roundup ation (OAmato) 101 7 Don 8reIcc Si; •. 1tion Hav League CARNIVAL E) up . C; -146E... 1I V L _- qç I Amarica lLarrAbeel Hans Irrank) 9 2 East flo?on 75 30 26 York 5 1. 6 Speedy 7 Schemin Thompson 25 .34S 21 481 Gr*ffith Headli'pne Ga/s Isso, I I O P 1. C- I - - ~ [El 79 : 'S 509 5 r rancisco (Huiy)S 1. 7 Ocala Eagl e Crusnk) 10 1, 6 Kinflikjnnrc , (F,mna) 6 1 2t, 32 . 12 Al ,%Ilanla Houston 9 151. 448 3411 Harness Racing E ntries UOO: I hombey Jim (Weaver) 3 1. 2 Radar (Bereinakl 61; 3L Ocala Special (Piper) 10 1; A. Indian Lang Z (Crank) 7.2; 7 Gtenora Dak, 9 2; I. iWerkheser) Si ("obbs) TONiGHT Harness FIRST -IM - Trot C.3 -5400- I. I 1. 2 Worthy Enough (Blood) II; 3 Ecu Buddy Ruth Gallen (Ford) (firaina,d) 31; S. Chic Drama Racing Results . Great Martv FIRST (Lake) 6-1, 6. Lady Physician .' Vi, J -. V Play Boy (Crank) 3- SECOND - 1. Ocala Benny lVanDeventeri IL (Britton)(7) 4 W 7 40 2,410 2, Impulse Shirley Will% Boy ISelders) 15 (4) 2 40 2 40 3. Tropic Wave 11) 3 60 Q I. 4 Tar Dapple (Olsen) 92: 5. )eanoA (Bridges) 52; 6. C,mIln May (Benedict) 51 7 Metrolina Mick Mucia)I 1. I Frances Beulah (47)56001 (7- 4 1) 5364000 ( $1710T 2:10.3, THIRD - I Frank Ellis (Crank) 0 I A 70 3 60 3 W 2. Papesliz 41 5 20 FOURTH 1. Mafia Vola (Larrabee) S-2: Key 7 Cool Hand Luke (Weaver) 6 I: 3. (Vander Schaal) (3) 10701.70 3.402 Nealon Time (Pattefion) 7.2. 4, Burns Guy (2) s oo 2 so i, Gotta Go (5) 7 40 0 (2-3) $29 10 T (3 2 S) Kinly Hal (Vander Schaal) S 1. 5 Adios Hershel (Dennis) 3 1; 6. Lofty S12A 20 T 1.37.2. FIFTH - 1. Dark Castle (Kucia) (Becker)I 1. 7 Terri Miss (Rau) 10. (5) 3 20 3 00 2 20 7 Prince Desmond I FOURTH - I M - Trot C-3 - (4) 4 00 2 60 3 Dusty Tag (8) 5 10 Q U40: 1. Bertha$ Say IlKalalhaS) 9 7; (4-5) I 00 T 1154 11 1159 60 T 2: I I.1. SIXTH 1. Avon Ben (Neely) (7) 7 DeLeon Babe (Hr-ely) 61. 3 5 00 3 10 3.20 2. Victory Rally (3) 4.20 Conestoga Gay (Jefferson) It I; 4 7) 3. l' Lints (5) 4.20 0 (37) $12.60 unset Saul (Patterson) Blaze (Bridges) 7 2; 6. Clever Trip T 1 36,1 SEVENTH - 1. western Hirvey (Perkins) 9 1. 7 Jeans Winter IC. J Rodney (Taylor)(Ta yl or) Ill 6.eO 120 3 40 2 ,'onaTerr 101 1400. - V S 2. Watch Rd : -' Lusty (Strong) 3 EIGHTH - 1. Devils Trumpet Loyal 2; 4, Arcien (Taylori t2l 1.20 4.00 S.10 2. Dandy 1; I , (Fogs) 6-1; 7 Bariows Dutchess Gusto (7) 9 00 4.20 3. Fox Glenwood (PpVer)$1;I. Rids Byrd (Blood)9 (2) 3 00 0 (5.7) 55610 1 (S 7-2) 2 ELEVENTH - 1. Ocala Star SEVENTH - 1 M - Pace C-I $410: I Pasha Time (Dornianik) 92. Amber (Bridges) (3) 2.60300 3 00 2 2 Derby Lane (W er helser) 7•2; 3. Speedy Tracer (2) 5.203.00 3. Sun. WesternScott(Tayior)IVI4.Gypsy thineKld(1)IIOQ(23)$3o.00T Hill Fran (Dvorace¼) $1; S. Dan 2.4) 1112 20 1 2:06.2 A - isi _______________________________ V ____ A . Z_ _ 5 qu qu qu 4;; (t uare S Elks and Rotary colhde tMs afternoon for the first-half champlonsWp of the 3anford Junior Baseball League. i Ii " % 12 30 p m (35) -- - 2 pm, (2.5) - 1975 Inav 500 GasebAll: Oakland A's of Detroit Tigeri (Rain Baltimore Orioles at Mimesols T*insi in A p m (113) - Car and Track: Highlights of 1197S Rebel 500 4- 30 pm 116.111) - CBS Sporis Spectacular AAU Boxing C)ampionshlos, World 600 stock car race . 5 p m.(9) - Wide World of Sports: World Boxing Council hi i vy*pight championship fighft; U.S, Open Golf preview light X' 135) - i-)sherman Angling for striped bass in inland rv.tirvo;rs and river chanriels. 1' ii m. (44) - Chamrioilishipwreviing ' 3" pm (3541) t"crgne? Al (as Vegas - Victor Awards O ut standing athletes are SUNDAY 1) P m (IS) - Wrestling -) p rn (9) - Water World: . Z At *.'critavit Po;nt, N Y I I) r Windsurling; angling for striped bass i p-m. (f) -- Pro Temis: Chris Eoert VSr Virgin's Wade in aews singles' finals of World Invitational Temis Clats;c PrO Term I r 1131 Stan Sm tIP VI JPII 3Oroa' •k fl r ee c$Ir..iro.nJcjftI,C65Tcrir,,sCIa.,j p 4 MONDAY - - il lp.m.(2,IJ BeseballWofldoljoeGaragiola (20) - Bewail: Milwaukee Briwer at New York I1S O k 0 WEDNESDAY _______ tl vli vi~r,c t,rptrsi-onai xieraie Chainpionth;ps FRIDAY io )op in ii;, ii S Op-n Iteview i6f woncitoiondolsy - - • olo -nine Ivaij 4A in-ii I . . V iAfl , 4y The bidding Ii.i bi,-n l.V1 A - [lid idenir of occasions v'ht'r1 --. FM1.; -,. __ir" , ~w - -0 ~: I 21~~ 1*__J Iv ,3 MD %E'LL BE 96K l 7? t• " "•AC V U LsTIoN I ..D TQ ii, P1AN • - Ansrr 1, 1 i 3 ' ______ ___________________________ by Larry Lewis _________________________________ ,/ PROFESSOR A,2/,,5 ~ - • In Junior League r p CLATTER with BIMO BURNS CAMPUS NOU HAVE NO IDEA HOw STIMULATING (OLtR.. , / CLASS 5 I A,. C; / ii:1 - - -_ - -_ --/1~11 4 nth r ~ C~44J - O'NG V -'i. pi1eLJe' I I V . I ' "11, - BUGS DUl PlY Ag.-._- - -_ I VV •V AE LW 70 PIR~, rAW Avy Cq4W,ff. cr, i ~ ~ - by Heimdohl & Stoff,l I J I "I - I.. OF .MPLO'IES IN 1 L.\LM3N'AT \ER x*o .)FF1.EA 'ER'N CAN CX) Ti-tAr I.._ 1 - V V ,j , . BRIEF Gamecocks; Title Game Set Saturday % . . - tI •' I - I ,6 k _f ftj '7 T1* I.Anighoms have finished in those disappoinfirig positions five of the last six years. "We came here with the idea of winning the national championsNp and our job is not over," said Texas Coach Cliff Gustafson after his team crushed South Carolina 17.6 with an 118-hil. attack Thursday night. "We hope to complete wur mission Saftwday night.it South Carolina's intital defeat in the touriament kft ftee teams once-beaten. The Gamecocks battle Arizona State tongl? to decide Texas' title game opponent 1 9t 1•1' /,) V 1' ( lVii ?'%JY'.Ji. ?A IV.11 I ( 'rEIJ DOLLARS ON i''JI - "•, a, w A1111111I.A - 1111 court _.. I --7 38)1 - I - The 1st DistrIct Court of Appeal refused Thursday to onsider an emergency m-der directing the 24 owners to - . is - #-. I ______________ ii~j 1 ;6 , 1 1~ - ~; , S tory appeal Att. (,en. Robert Shevi..n and the L)aytona Beach Kennel Club had asked the court Wednesday to overturn VolusiaCountyClrcuitJudgeWLWadsworth'srefusaUo order the dog owners to fulfill their cc*itracta to race. -. . . 1 ________________________________ I / . I 1-4 , j. I/ ._JV..: V.V . . - . •.VLV .4' - willililis 7 ________ - _____- "-_ -- IlCE 5P1CWED THE __.1!HU __4_ I . i V lub ". big Difly Doubles Nitely - "'. /' t~, - WIIi Show and Qurnellas every race Post Title 7 45 Pm Dine in tile air Conditioned Clubhouse. - I - Place V - - -, Robert Smith, above, esirries hct bat. I Hemid Pholo by Gordon • MA K - I E5 TWO PEOPLE _____- . . .1 _~. ~ " ., - %_ ~ ) ___~. k- I.; . t ~~ --: . ; , - D.G , ... _Ii_I ' -'Vo -r ( , _1_1__~ - II ' ..of I k) fA (...i GOT SIUC,( ( O..'CH') •... - .-,__ I is T ; I 4:i i~j ~.t \ tj~I jf *-, .[ j 117, . IU14 ~ ~ 41h, ,,,-~ k-~~j;_7-_''# ,-,_,%~ ,L- ._ =1 " ~~I - "Z04-A L"JV;VI -J r- 9 v _.f k I .~ -_ I -&t'i v--. - . /. D '~ ~_ . , ~ ,_ '-,-•- VV --ty- ,- 3"~ Z_3 - _T*. / V _f . >vo- I ,1 ~ "I r, - %ii % I ''' ,••• ,V• - . , 4 il : I ,.'\.'I r, - .. 0 A ~.;I.. 4 ~ FrL Ml(5HT / _~_ k **- 74. M . _~. ei .. . L SK ______ -, :_ .,.. !o1 I CVA .&Ts-r"ii UkJITED i-,, t~ _~, - - , w - ` _-_, --- - . - I— f'--mv.4 -, STA.~jt) I K.J c'' J I, I_ZA~ m ( ~~ (P-19 ki -, I , - -- L ' U1 i I / - "' 1 ,'.. . -. 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HE' AIJ C ) IU5 V CAPTAIN EASY Fan Clutches 1111 1. - .iii q I 6 g3 _-. 1 -? % il 1 ., \~~ I _- - 1 i (4j•_J \ - o LUJ THIS S 'TP'E LAST I ME ..JCf""\ Ri.5 ARE Cvo%G ~_ it f E FOR THE SCYS 1% . - 1-1 CHOCL BA.%D! I UN1. -. " V, l_ IS , 1 f p. /_VY ARCHIE ~ ~~ 1. _I I ~-4pow - - ~-_ . x - --~-_ . - Vb , '-'. - -.1 .- .----._J V 14 V - - _,::~ 0 I "o ___ 1 l ~ 1~. ~ ______ WITH PEOPLE ON HI'S 3AQ('? . -.1"',% r / (4 times Non -Tlturs 10 tImes Fri & Sat Theplunge beganshortlyafter')domwas shot In the side WrAle adempting to foll a robbery in his twm town, 1 - - ZI ,I .41" ) 1_11~ . r(r _- ,._..... - by Al Verm,., ____________________ _____________________ • - E --",, A 5 At J Y. - 5MAlZr=R V4_J ' II, I"' - - .D ____ , k~_ ~. ,~i7 .. (' D MEN HOVVGO,~~E:yCtj NEVF--R 7.r-, Nilt i IJII1LS. R iung t r i - -... . lr.,e--J'" dAXUZZj ,. k ________________________________ MR5. HUMYE60METHING lNTEFZr-_6TlN9 AICUT HORSE9 TOA"r". __ appeared headed for major league stardom, is hoping a changeofsceneryandmoreworkwillgethlmbackjnthe The 30-year-'old r'ghttwtder, Mcqulrea by the Atlanta Braves from Cleveland Saturday, na.n't approacne4 the sucmi hie enjoypJ , In 19r- when he Wi ped the Oakland A's ~~ 1V 1 -e I NW, - . ,___ ,_ f 4' ..- . 6, by Dick Covalla . I- -1i lt,t; _~,t 1. WINTHROP 001S - __t._~ . I . - - I.AvE " ,- -. - \1 __ I , - 'P'OLJ P i! . 2?/ TQ5E NOLLY-JOCK', NOTA I -COWBOY, I ~~ , , " f",e~,,, - I iSO?.EDA' I'LL , . Air Conditioning Parts . - _-e_ 'V I • V4 .. "I I 1, _~_Z_ r ___7 - -- PRISCILLA'S POP CASH c,E4T . r Chic Young ,A1 i'.U_DVEBEENA IBETTE.! KISS C") •. - !r 1 -) - State demands for a . KISS' "` I Court Dogfight Continues i ir -\ _-- r 2 ' . 0111 600V P1 I (1 • ,' Il I A GREA'r'BIG \..... 1JCKi0kN t V. i V ''- FOLK WANUP V BLOh'.DI E C)A3WOOC) fN&] COMMON ._V - 4. MIXON PARTS ) I / lvs - IL6•13 '•' COMMON MLK! . 11 'A \>.J i . Ji'/c .,. I ; / iI I I ,~T V- 9 A I I a m. by T. K. Ryan I r 1¼.1'\ 1 I- V' ~ WALL OMAIIA, Neb. (AP) -There'll be no third-or fourth place finish for Texas this time around in the Co!lege (AP) TUMBLEWEED fEs :' I Am V cCu 6,iS L#10 ~ t 1- 1 Zll~ . RL . / _. - -_ I . - -_ - AW7A#W V / _____ I 1;_ ' Trudeau 7AM My L 1- ___________ 14,. C1. 11 ~ catwcszu- \ . I/1I I - I PR4q4x Ir I if l, NThnCktAHlNE.J 1• I • ~__, J( ) . • 1% ABøJTAKct6 R!t1FA j %%-- -'-- - )tXI)fCe.7T 1. -•- ' 'v- ' • • 9 . L /i Of V. 2 < by Garry Or E ! Lr% .., .* ~ -- J I" , . i ; --'r . lzl:~, pI1 V. DOONESBURY _________________________________ I - . ,r-;( 4. newspaper). P0 Box 489, Radio Nt- p'EE$ Ttp4ip V - V I—- __ .' '.1 I V By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS You hid f4pur .r I first k h jack of spades over do ,irou do now ~ (lLJlfl flWS 10 and led back the Tomorro king 'South ruffed with the queen of trumps and West ___________________________ plunked on the king remarking. , Send 51 lt JACOB V MODERN -N o better tinie and place for I •V V four diamonds sonit 10DAY's 01 ' - -Dad says I have to go to bed now, Janie ... I'll call you from there!" i irn tr i indiuitit %%ill lead to a nice capital gai* - V refusi , _____ 1.1 ftH P1 • \ , () 1 4 .1 •. y .1 i interest Actually. there are / .. I, Pass You bankers fail to do well .t bridge k-cause thu-v think by Art Sonsom -' - / 1$) saw Jamt$ Jicob) - Thou /t qW 1 1) . I , ' tNJ I - _ PUFF OR TVUO 404- $12 ( Twins cards Keystone extended its win- for the second4udf crown. seven and walking ene. David COOL ONE ning streak to 13 in the Sanford Its nearest challenger in the Lively of Badcock spoiled s no-Wt bid with a A gle two wins over Police Thursday record. General at the Sanford Memorial Raines rwed a une4iitter, Ernest Schuller ripped a Stadium. strIking out (he and walking triple for Police CintralAir Conditioning whipped Police I System y half d secon behind Tim Raines' one-hitter victory over Police. PLUMBING 004 400 x -4 7 1 in a regularly-scheduled Raines and Robert Smith Keystone HEATING, INC. second-half game, and also slammed two singles apiece Badcock 000 001-1 1 1007 Sanford Ave. 322.6S 3 edged Police 7-6 in a make-up of and Ned Raines crusiled a K ol C 4 a rained-out first-half game. triple. Mark "Russi collected Price Baker of Police fired a PolicE's hit. Re "Mac" sayloo.No BrOg -Just Fad ... one-hitter Wednesday asPollce Smith again erupted of. downed Badcock 5-1. fenaively for Keystone in the that CUse and Badcock battle first-half win with three singles. tonight at 7 at the Sanford Ken Lee slapped a triple for AUTO IolMemorial Stadium. Police. CP The two wins lifted J!m Kennedy, Terry Smith \ C~) Keystone's second-half record and Ned Raines combined for a toS-Oand u.s first half slate to8- three-hitter for Keystone 222 Magnolia 0. Keystone has clinched the I j / In Wednesday's game. Baker , Sanford first-half title and Is a a one- itter, striking out 0808-323 64(4 . - !'j'.. Ir '~, ; &~- A 3 . 1LET HER %0KE ONE... ee Baseball Atlanta Braves of Cincinnati Red% 1030 pm 'Ii) -Greatest Sp.rtsLrge'd% Pass '1% "ulh Sifl - ; _ , C. 'I The wins by Famous Recipe Recipe Alan Buky slammed two der, Charles Duhart and Willie Hale, Rico Peterson and Kenny Rich, Bob flood and Donny Bob Bray clobbered two home runs -one a grand slam and Seabocird boosted their doubles ard a single. Mike Bailey poked two singles apiece Hall with tivo singles apiece and Anderson slapped two singles records to 52 in the second half as Famous Recipe trounced Maples ripped two doubles, and Charles Smith legged out a Terry Cooper with a double apiece and Don Harvey added a , the Outcasts 22-13 Wednesday Lake Morroe Inn is 4-2, Auto Nick Brady, Jim Gibson, Mike double and single for the Gary Brown headed Auto double. in the Sanford Recreation Train 3-3,and the Outcasts and McGuire, Charles Plrozzi and Outcasts. Train's offensive attack with Duke Dodson and Carl L Eldridge Standard 1.3. Department Metro Softball Dave Dreifuerst slapped two [Ion Urban of Seaboard two singles. each slapped two singles for League. Metro League action resumes singles apiece, and Bob Markos Coastline limited Auto Train to Lake Monroe Inn ripped 16 Eldridge Standard, June 16 with thie games at the smashed a double. In the other two games, five hits. Urban did not walk a hits in Iii win over Fldridge _______________________ Seaboard Coastline skunked Ft. Mellon softball field on the a m. Re cipe Fred Washington slugged a batter. 30 0-311 Standard. : i: Lake Monroe waterfront. Auto Train 13.0 and Lake triple and single, Eddie He had offensive help from Larry Miller and Andy Rufas V In adit1on to Bray's of- Jackson connected for a double Lloyd Wall with a double and led the barrage with a double Auto Train Monroe Inn dumped Eldridge 000 0009-S A 'If C .1 Cl 1.1 Al nanny and A tI wo ..Ag.es I I ,en31ve $22 94$ a-Il $4 fireworks, C or t' SUIflU1WU 1, famous an.1 d singlIe, Reginald iiegu.1uu niexan' singl e, uaviu David nz'-'s. ..A.. D api ece. w es kabord -__ 9 p rn 1 711 The Way t /t 1961 67 championship basketball North Fa%i 7 , - . V .t...c_j_ pm. I P rn (IS.4j) - i,,. ' k will be ct,risidered by the normal - V V At" '- one Wt. Todd Luce of the Cardinals picked up the mound victory, striking out five and walking 13 in the three-inning ame. boi 031 40 Yanks 040 Rebels I 201 1-43 e Panthers 6" 6-14 2 3. Tigers B ay s TAII.AHASSEE 3-36pm (7,11) - Tennis Men's sing It%,fins Is of French Open 3- 30V m (I)) Champions National Tournament of Champions boxing from Nashville U.S lndtor Diving CPsampsorithips from IIf ji , 4 1 1 :. '\ \. , ------_, . . 44 I 30p.m t9) - Pro Tennis: Bjorn Borg vs. Stan Smith in finals of ivorld Invitational Classic 3 30 (13) - Water World. Boats that starred movies, Including %rt / I V Baseball War mup 2 IS p m.(7,11 ;AfT,,e . \ . ~ 1 Ir one run in five innings. In second-half games Wed- threatened with one in the first and last innings. a Rick Wells contributed the % The Rotary-Elks game, nesday, Mike Wright fired a no- Second, four in the third, one Ed Bussard of Moose fired a which was rained out May 16, ist hitter to pace K of C to an 11.1 each in the fifth and sixth, and two-hitter, sUiking out eight offensive power with a double the only first-half game win over VFW. and single. three in the seventh, and walking two, remaining in the Junior Elks scored in every inning Mike Unk ripped two singles Pat Johnson cracked a triple Elks edged Knights of League. but the second in the slim win and Richard Fredricks and and single, and Jim Edmonds E-1 it s Columbus 14-10 and Moose over K of C Thursday. Elks Randy flarvey slammed i we X of C crushed Veterans of Foreign Rotary is 7-2 and Elks 6-3 in scored two in the firsi, three in doubles for Elks. Bob wells and Mike Fall slanimed t singles apiece for Moose. III 131 3-13 13 2 Moos* Wars 12-2 in make-up games the first half. K of Cis loss to the third, two in the fourth, four collected two singles for K of C. Thursday to set the stage for Elks elhninated the Knights in the fifth, one In the sixth and Moose scored in every inning Wright struck out seven and today's title clash at 4 p.m. at from the first-half race. K of C 060 $0- 1 0 two in the seventh. in its lopsided win over VFW. walked two en route to his nG- VFW K of C the Sanford Naval academy ended the half with a 6.4 slate. K of C never led, but VFW managed lone runs in the hitter Wednesday. lie gave up $ IN Greatest Sports Legenm Professionals : Footage of ___________ .. 4 I V. r. - 11'1_~ _ .\ IA 1_11ft field. SATURDAY 1 Both vulnerable - - Texas Bombs - V..,) __ 1. . .411 1% i I 111 -1 S. . '/ at.1 ; Keystone Wins Pair On TV ( v A q J 1072 , l5 .1K 910 ' Wu The Tigers and Yankees. the Twins 11-8 in the other game. out and l,he Tigers two, double and single, and to defeat the Paniners. The Yankees are 3-1 and the The Rebels scored four runii DewayTie Platt and Dennis only teams with one loss in the Greg Carter of the Panthers scond half of the Sanford Pee Tigers 21 in the second half each in th e second and fourth Adams slugge.4 doubles for the smacked the onl) extra base hit Wee Baseball League, battle for Ile Yanks have two second. innings to the Yankees their Yankees. of a game- a triple. first place tonight at 7 p.m. at hall rain-outs and the Tigers first loss of the season Thur. Knight struck out 13 of a John Bolt of the Tigers sday. The Yanks managed one possible 15 and walked six en allowed only two hits and stuck the Ft. Mellon little League one. The two teams also are run in the third and three runs rixite to a four-hitter for the out five, lie walked 11. field. Rebels. The Tigers dropped the battling for the first-half in the fifth. TheCardinals scored six runs Mike Knight led the Rebels at Panthers 14-6 and the Yankees championship. The Yanks are The Tigers exploded for six in the first, ftee in the second fell to the Rebels 8-4 Thursday. 4-4) and the Tigers 3-0. The the plate with a double and runs each In the first and fourth and two in the third to upend the The Cardina:-. dumped the Yanks have one first half rain- single. Robert Hill slammed a innings, and two in the second Twins. Both team collected Sports I OOF #'/-_t ' - , i'• 4 _ I . V.. ''.;• - 1JG4VEME - - £A94 . 1 Elks, Rota A A K J 97 2 V9 • 1071 84 by Dove Grauc • )r •.- l r~ \. ?,1tt1-1; astsn (3)3000(12)1160T213 Gennsee SIM 80 T 2:09 1. NINTH - 1. Victoria Hans Playboy (Seiders) 6-1. SI XTH - I M -- Pact C-3 - SM: (Crank) (3) 7.40 4.20 210 2. Abes Hope (5) 1 00 3 20 3 Sian Glenwood 1 Ery NightBo.oi. 72 Cone.loca B. (Wayland) 10-1, 3 T. (1) 3140 113 3) S13-00 T 13-S-1) SJS.60 J. 0. (Dvuracek) 3-1; 4. Tariena 12101, TENTH - 1. Stars HOSTC3 (Sicis) 5 1. S. Quaker Cal (Work A4 V K _________________ • • W K 498642 . THE BORN LOSER V _I I 2 7' 1 '- - ' V SECOND-iM - PaceCimu - 0 A P B\ 1HEM. (5Ck)o SHOW, WEMBLY! MIORD! w! / MIND TI4E )3AD 4. j 1 Mutiny K B (Hytcil) UN: I Scotch 11, . Tio arc Vri,nL c ZI I • , . £76 sot:Tii ' - Bridge "t 4 .I - £ 9 108 .i 3 ' ALLEY OOP V 7': i was ied. South ruffed with the rumpsand claimed th bala nce. West had nothing topin by overruffing that spade, he just discarded. Later on that king of trumps would score over South's jack or 10 Weit would put East in with a club A third spade would be led and there would be no way to keep West's eight from w inning the s::tin incidentally. this t pc of lay iS not unusual \ou WJ be surprised at the number of extra trump tricks ou will ga ther if sou rt1ut to (JIlI,Iti( i 13 -cl7)J __1 . 00 . ". i414 -- . ~Ij ReallyRoyal - - AREA I - Cncinnat, 36 74 6 Aneie 31 77 W Les 0 OF TOE - 1 Demonstration (VanDevrnter) 6 I I' .:I 4~ I P 10; (v trip to the plate. run In the first inning. Frances Thompson smacked Company defeated Ritz Theatre place In the league. Fedder and Anne Grieme t 71 79 453 $, The Women's League runnerMary Sue Gilmore and Griffith's home run and two plastered triples. r' J0 Opisso 10-3. two yj 24 30 444 6 Taylors Farvei (Piper) S 1; 5. C"Y One game remains in the 1975 up will join league champion Donalyn Knight joined Griffith singles led Charlie's at the clobbered a towering round Cleveland 32 41$ 7' man (Ford) $ 1. 6 Arrnbre a : Wi ggins of Shoemaker half Charlie's, which won the season and it is a first instep tripper and Cathy Griffith was first with two singles in the 18-1 sin. plate. In addition, G ilmore, Well tzie Ouick Oakland itted Ritz o nly three hit. " "' near- perfect Thursday during showdown between Sho;maker half with a 9-0 record and the Opisso blasted a tremendous Debbie Dc Palma, Carol Ann Kansas City 31 25 .576 1 She did two by Sylvia (Neely) s the final night (1 regularly, and Ritz that was rained out second half with an 8-1 slate, in home run deep Into lefteenter Pickles and Opisso collected Catifornis 30 30 .500 si, - Trot 5 C I TENTH pa not Issue a post season tournaments Minnesota field for Charlie's only extra two singles apiece ynolds)scheduled Sanford Recreation May 13 26 SW The teams are tied for second In action Thursday night at base hit. Department Women's Softball ' 1.' • Ctl'("iq,~ 14 1 2 4,14 9, ; ir ) I 1. 3 itonegalt Sharp IPat Shaw, spar place in the first half with 44 FLINfellon. Griffith of Charlie's Joan Turner of Charlie's gave League games. Bank 279 *S9 2 terson) Si; 1. Di Crystal Ball records. Shoemaker claimed was to-for-two and walked in up only two hits in the game. at shortstop for Bank, rippu Charlie's Nati l League (Humphres) eL S. Double two singles. Charlie's tr ounced Atlanite second place in the second half, the first victory over Bank. In She did not walk a batter, 206 225-29 14 2 '1 onaEast Charlie's Whammy (Rysell) 31 National Bank 18-1 in a 10 Do#- I If Ritz topples Shoemaker Ili the nightcap, she rattled off two W L Pct. GO i3adeve IDvoracek) S 2 7 Henry T Bank III the secorxi game between Thompson slugged two home Pittsbur gh 30 23 .$66 victory (Bridges) 72 regularly-scheduled game and their game Tuesday at 7 p.m. at singles and & home run down Charlie's and Bank, Turner runs for Shoemaker in its win New York 23 ' ELEVENTH - i M- PatS Cl 20-1 in a rained-out first half Ft Mellon field, the teams will the leftheld line before lining 100 002 03 allowed oni) four hits and over Ritz.Karen I ouwsa Ritz Philphia 30 26 536 !'2 $600: I Belly Lou McKlyo icrossin) Chicago game. Shoemaker Construction battle Thursday for second out to the leftfielder in her last walked two. Site gave up a lone siallun Si Louis 76 2' 191 4 Primrose Pal (Soitioll) 7.2; 1 D. K intrei 19 1.1$ 9 (Nimphre-s)31 S Crestwood Md i&Aukee Detroit Baltimore A yiE%il -, I 0 Deamon NINTH - I to - Pace C-I -S&2$: 79 23 556 NCIA St. 3, 2; 4 J. ,, ..".1.1) and JASIE.S JACOBY 11 I _ ___________________ ,-- V Mod Pop (Bridges) Richland Smoke (Taylor) 7 E : r- RDS f _•__ ____ I 1: I. Friday,Jun.i3,iiS-.- Evening Hirald, Sanford, Fl. - fl(AA) \11 __________ . - _____ j N. ;=-V-- -_ tv =4~ �Answer to Pre'us Puzzle Vacation 1 ACROSS 42 Weird (var) 43 Grls name Pleasant ç unvr saigon 1 4 LEISURE M 45 Kitchen Relaic' 47 Austriilan bird Q1 Fatsehood 56 54 (Roman) 57 Undo knitting success ¶4 Single filling 61 Dividend tab) 62 Esist Epoch Fatigue (Latin) 63 SUy 64 Nght before Lvic poem ¶8 Bar 65 Attrmative 20 Witch of 22 Sibiing (colt) 66 Come in 24 Be indebted 87 Persian weight 25 Dine DOWN 28 Reotye 30 Foreign 1 (comb form) 2 Tuni 34 Card game 3 Flog 4 Relief from 35 Redact 5 Old French 36 Kind of coin shooting 6 Scaled tab 37 Cozy 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I r Ô I çDJ Á legally vote - C) 38 Good Start 19 Done 21 Following in order __ SAindes into peasant water 55 Always St Feminine 31 Ireland 31 Church part name 59 Large tub 33Opened(poet) 6OCompass pont 6 Scatter 9 Vands contraction — — — — — T7 — 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 —— _________ 10 Ifl I ———— Ii:i- 13 fiy 15 I 20 121 __ I . cr-WE . 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Jill u NEI j JlI II. iuismpj 'ml 45 J46 Th Phooey 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) U S Of rchie (9) LImo 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (35) Hometow n USA (44) Dinah (2) Chko And 24rL ____________ 0 ' Speed Buggy (I) Jabberwocky (9) Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (44) There's Plenty Of Gold 9:00 (2.8) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong (6) MORNING (6) Movie (9) Kolchak (24) Washington .. ______________________________________ Saturday (8) 525,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares (13) Wrestling 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son TONIGHT'STV ( 9 (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2, 8) Tonight Show (6, 44) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 1:00 (2,8) Midnight Special (9) Movie (44) Party Truth (6) Concentration (8 What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Intercom (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line eye 11 Weather (35) 700 Club 7:00 (2) To Tell The (Fr trip 29 lrznian corn 11:00 (2, 6.L 9) News (24) Aviation EVENING 23 Abrupt l Area 24 Not late (2 wds) 51 Colored 25 Otherwise layer 2€ First quality 12 53 Roman date wds) 54 Plunge 27 Sightseeing 7 Philppine — Friday friang) 40 Embroidered motto 46 Eagles nest 48 Chatdaan City 49 Romp contraction Merriment 12 'UI T 1l E ______ ' ITlAI t - 10 Unfasten 11 Negative 17 lilt __________________ N A EE J 16 39 Raised platform 41 Possesse N NI E 15 r. E 13 Brilliant LI Friday, Jun. 13, 973-4B 1. I S V S " if 'S L RIE 49 Rest 52 Self-esteem 9 Gaiety "F utens (slang) (8) Go . 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The TV cesslul breeder. He buys a who made a pilot film of "The movie was devoured by the rundown horse with a good Blue Knight" for CBS it ran networks. The difference background — and discovers For Saturday, June 14, 1975 the same night NBC replayed mostly between television and It's a gelding, but he manages ___________________________ Its own version with William the theatrical film Is that TV is to peddle It and save his In. Holden — says he was sur- concerned mostly with form, vestment. BERNICE BEDE OSOL 8.9 KOLCHAX: THE NIGHT prised the show didn't make the The feature film has to have STALKER "The Youth Killer" fall schedule. He's been told to form, plus content." ARIES (March 21-April 19) discussing business matters generate sparks. 8-8:30 CBS "ONE MORE RERUN A dating service offers "stay loose" since CBS ordered You tend to treat outsiders with that you'll alienate or bore SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) scripts and wants it on standby TIME" First half of a double bizarre entertainment. Turns more consideration today than others In the group. You won't be able to loosen up for midseason. Kennedy says feature on the network Is, as the swinging young people into old those of your own family. Bear LEO July 3-Aug. fi) Avoid today If you keep thinking of all Holden called him and con- title suggests, a sequel to the and deceased couples. in mind they have feelings too, debating sensitive subjects this those loose ends. Relax, yCU'll vinced him to do the pilot. "It's box-office success, "Salt and Koichak Is almost a victim as TAURUS (April 20-May ) evening with one whose views get them tied in due course. you all the way," Kennedy said Pepper," with Sammy Davis he uncovers the strange Let bygones be bygones. oppose yours. Hard feelings will SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Holden told him. "You would be and Peter Lawfcrd running disappearance of young singles. Nursing a senseless grudge result If you do. 21) If you're talking about a much better In the role than I wild in London as a pair of Dwayne Hickman guest stars could crowd some of the sunVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A subJect you know only slightly was." And Holden won an nightclub owners who get In- as Sergeant Orkin. - HOROSCOPE - shine out of your life today. domineering older person will and someone says you're Emmy for the role. Kennedy volved In a smuggling caper. 9:30-11 CBS "THE PEOPLE GEMINI tMay 21-June ) If try to take advantage of your wrong, don't try to brazen It wants todoitasa series. "It's a Lawford's twin brother Is NEXT DOOR" Second half of sharing the evening with good nature this evening. If you out. Admit your mistake. chance to stay home and make murdered and Peter Is confused the double fc.'ture stars Eli friends, be you willingly see her coming, try to retreat CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. a lot of money." for his dead brother and Wallach and Julie Harris as share the tab, even though you gracefully. 19) Not a good day to get into a GUEST COMMENT Daniel becomes a gangland target. parents of a drug-addicted drank beer and others drank LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 If budget discussion with your Islelnick, who once was head of The first one played better, daughter, Deborah Winters. champagne. you're in charge of organizing a mate. Both will want to cut ex- prime-time programming at 84:30 NBC SANFORD AND The daughter's supplier is her CANCER (June 21-July 22) gathering tonight, don't invite pensesin areas objectionableto ABC-TV, and now heads SON "My Kingdom for a brother, and when she runs You may be so Interested in two parties who usually the other. worldwide productions at Horse" RERUN Fred gets away and flips out, the parents (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) MGM, talks about the roped Into a horse deal In his desperately try to track her AQUARIUS dissipation , of the TV movie: eagerness to become a sue- down. Film tries to make a III You're not an effective team ROCS*G CNAM TKIAU11 st.aternent about families living player today. You'll be overly __ in surburban affluence and concerned about the others problems of relating to their holding up his end. person's children. 1:,' PISCFS (Feb. 20-March 20) 8.10 ABC SALUTE TO SIR Don't strain yourself physically LEW The New York Academy today. Wait until you have a Arts and Sciences of ACecMAC1ataFuPcv(w1ON couple of strong arms to help named Sir au ('.riiiii' its "Man ANArnNALrwAL.IcT1s 11 uAse • out. By Lawrence K Lamb, M.D. T(C1.ICOLOn • C ' of the Year" and the legendary M.a1ia S1* Sat-Su £4,tH 141 DEAR DR. LAMB I am English entertainment enrithe A14 11111 S?Wót1 1 YOUR BIRTHDAY writing you to tell you of my 7)1 S 417 )4 trepreneur responded by IS I IS June 14, 1915 experience and maybe help bringing Julie Andrews, Tom _____ others. I have been a coffee Jones, Peter Sellers and John Have your suitcase and drinker and have taken two Lennon to the affair in New traveling gear ready this year. aspirins every night for the last York to entertain. It was taped You're going to take several three or four years for arthritis. by ABC for this hour-long "fun" trips, one you'll like so I'm 60 years old, and I hadn't special. Julie and Tom much you'll want to repeat it. felt good for a long time. I've highlight event with a duet. been to my doctor, but he could same effect as caffeine on the — -.001111-0111, never find anything wrong, so I nervous system, although It has 1w,. 000 thought I was just getting old. Its good points and bad points. ok Iwould go to bed at 9:30 or 10 Aspirin a nd caffeine are often 0' k~ ". o'clock and wake up about 2 the basic ingredients in some q019 'I-, o'clock, and my head would medicines to re lieve headache, 1L Yft throb, and I'd have wild fever and muscular aches. dreams. I couldn't go back to APC used for headaches and colds are rcaily just aspirin, sleep or relax. Then I read in your column phenacetin and caffeine. The combination of aspir in that aspirin and coffee could be jTWE I3t harmful and I quit both. Now I and caffei ne t he n may be useful feel like a new man. I Jeep in some people as a tempor ar y hOROR. well. My head does not throb, relief of minor medical SHaWl and I can relax. I know coffee problems, but continued use of and aspirin were poisoning me. significant amou n ts can lead to There must be other people like undesirable reactions In some me so maybe you could tell people. Apparently you were one of these individuals. them my story. ON uI sc I! There Is great individual DEAR READER Caffeine in coffee, tea and cola drinks, susceptibility to caffeine. For and in cocoa Is a !tlmulant to mor e information about tl'i3 . -1y me in care of this Great Adventure (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Music of the People (35) Department "S" 7:30 (2) Friends Of Man (24) Way It Was 8:00 (2,1) Emergency (6) All In The Family Kung Fu (24) A Family At War (35) Scream Theatre (44) Dinah 111111111111111111111111 h Moore Show (9) Movie (24) Markhelm (44) Movie S. Show (33) Wor ld Of Survival 1000 (6) Carol Burnett Wrestling 10:30 (24) Renoir 1: I bi By GLENN IIeraldStaff%',rj(er C, Count) officials Goldsboro (44) Wrestling 6:30 17, 6, I) News (9) Reasoner • 11 • .. ; 01A - tM ( j4 is.- 'cA I &a&s I I C42 iilTTt full (situ £3i ruw.a AMrrza _____ .,:.--.T 11111 L eas'. P~);1*11) o~~,1, I 111 ' I . 0&4_ 7 0 * *~ ,W FPLAZA I! If4if WO WM 1111111111111111i 111,111111 11111111hilit 111111111111 I You Won't ForQ*t What You Learn From "THE SUMMER SCHOOL R TEACHERS" useful for some people, but in our over stressed society often it is not. Too much caffeine can lead to an anxiety-like response. This can lead to sleeplessness and a sense of ill- newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio elty Station, New York, NY 10019, and ask for The Heal th Letter num ber 1-1 on Coffee, Tea, Colas, Cocoa. Send Often t person doetmt know' I he ts as ten.e as i.e s untIl the situation calms down. I am always reminded of the many younger men who have survived heart attacks and changed their living habits. Commonly they rxn,ed they felt so much better that they were glad they had this experience 9 ii Statting Tonight -. ALSO "STUDENT TEACHERS" LEARN NEW METHODS OF OLD PRINCIPALS - ______________ - !j - - t5(ICE LEE (N The Green Hornet Mid Ight PLUS SHOW TIME P.M. early in lire. not have the Aspirin does -- . The Side Hackers 9&6. a long, stamped, self-addressed .viitj e iivl 50 (effli for mailing and costs. Since caffu1ne stiinulut"s the formation of acid d1y3tive juice in the stomach and as pirin tenth to erode the stomach lining and may cause Weeding, the co mbination should be partIcularly avoided In patients with any form of ulcer or ado Indigestion history. To avoid the dargers of aspirin on the stomach lini ng, It is better to have less acid stomach contents, just me Opposite of the effects of the combined caffeine aspirin medicine. Usually it Is better to neutralize stomach acid when taking aspirin by Iking it after a meal or along ithaglauofmtlkorasnack. ~ W_12 ______ - Report (24) Interface (35) Pop Goes The Country • were given EVENING - Wild - - • • I. as a It '-" - - -- - j; - -. - • - , - . -I.- . 4 -__-7 mission Chairman Ski Vihien Jr., but no definite acfton has been taken sb* A ta meeting which units were dISCUSSed. Vihlen has said he would obtain funds for some with Head's reasoning. Second low bidder for th2 job .-:i'-.i . - • Poll Brothers, CRS will not consider the delay a violation of the contract. The board agreed •. . -- • T- ..' . __ -;. ,-- U* . 4 ~_* - -: • :. at - - ". . -. . ' • - . -. Company Inc., of Orlando, which bid $,900.07. Also, a bid was received from Nelson Youngson and Awwciates of Casselberry with $39,000. The three firms also bid on repairing steel work in the jail, but Sheriff John Polk ecomnmended Poll Brothers • --- -i• : - - • • .-•-•-. I- -•:'. - -' _W_- - - . - • • . •- I -- - -. - - . '1-'. • • F _ -~ .-W I • & j ",>? - - - - 11 - - ifyj k • - r - Lots of people has-c trouble keeping up with two things at once, much less th ree, but Mimi Bishop doesn't seem to be snarled up with her activities as she keeps four hula-hoops going while playing 41fthafrlsble and drinking a Coke at the sarnetljne. Mimi as s po tted in front of th e Sanford Civic Center doing her mindsnapping By th e way, that's a "Wh.anio" hulahoop in case KEEPING gnii'q.jj 7 stunt. you'd like test your skill. to Major Local Bills Passed Legis * lature All of Seminole County's leglalatlosi — the PP° county comptroller bill, the port • the legislation ratified," Hattaway said. Hattaway did not have the - same luck with his legislation designed to gain resident circuit judgeships for Seminole. He said although his bill got . ' .- ' as far as the House's consent '-, calendar, some leslatot' .. • :-- - . - •-. - - to , - for a .. . - - - '_ . is • - sn - ' L ' for a to amend legislation to - Burt Perinchief: Newsmaker from Central Florida, ('t )'dS not been able to find out who) had it removed. Neither of the Brevard County senators, John Vogt or ion Wilson, who are members of the Seminole County Legislative Delegation lent assistance in the upper hou,with the legislation. Hattawt: said. He added when he attempted ••" • I ~ - .. _~4_11`j 1* i0 superlmi' cndent non - .. - I ...- t ~kw , 1A 4 '' '*-L , •• , - - .:' - A - . ' • - • - < :: - ~:~-_ . • • • A school restoring electrical wiring, • repairing block work, window partis:rn office:. type of pasciJ the Jail facility from ... • . screens tax dollars and the state report and carpet which Legis!ature be(iwe the recent , session ended. received water damage. on the modular units could turn the key In the door as a solution. A three-man committee State Rep. Robert llattawav 'i.i scrutinized the three bids (D-ltamonte The unitsareavailableata ,,. Sprin gs). yesterday and recommended Seminole County's cost of approximately $10,000 only CBS per cell or perinrnate — and the e board th resident 1glsktor, said number •. ., of reasons: the 21-day work although he did nn'. endorse the co unty had considered a 1 00 to 150 man facility during their Tom Johnson puts finishing touches to Jail cell modular unit at Port Authority site. (Herald Photo by period, clean and paint county conunissiun sponsored .f 11111•t'l1ncen,) _••."-..a • Jail I • to spilit tnf • of fice of Clerk of talks. elIev,ator, clIean and paint lrtjj-i tl: Circuit Court Arthur Becklobby, replace decorative b!x' After the Inspection of the .!t- . *,oti,, he believed the people units this week by Percy toured the construction site a full settle jail facility would list of considerations," he said. in jail front, replace wiriiii; and -conduit. Estimat ed cost for hc'ulI have the right to vote on Folso m, architect ural later in the afternoon to learn if run." "The units can be constructed engineering manager for the the units could be adapted to Vihlen said that while the quickly, which would be a help addiUoal items proviierl by the li-sue. 1 Its The legislation, which would bid was mcre than state Department of Correc- use in a full scale jail facility, county would aim W "whole once a decision is made CBS in $800. permit the split (ions, the modular system was create a "I came away very im- new jail complex," he felt the regarding a jail." WARREN KNOWLES were Recommendations termed a possibility that might pressed," Vihlen said. "Those use of the units might solve county-commission appointive The units consist of solve the state's bulging prison units can be slipped right into a some problems regarding individual cells and a fourth made by Jail Administrator comptroller office, is set for a election next spring. referendum at the same time as problems. "The County Commission will standard construction program construction costs, (Continued On Page 2-A) 2-A) (Continw-d On Page the presidential preferential have to go to the people to get And at the same time, Vihlen at a cost of.10 per cent less than "T'hey are very high on the - - - :. /' '' ~. ~ - - v~ - . - , V I 4 - - . • - - •rTj- r: .•-. - -..--..• '. A_ most to new -.-.. - - - Z. -__17 1 ' - - .. . ..••. I based past experience. The general contracting work authority act, and the hill Is ° iidl cleaning, painting. ,ikhi' sdl and on . , 1'.. up • : at 7:00 (2) Last Of The '' including 125 cotton mpttresms, s cotton covers, sheets, II bl ankets, towels, trousers, shirts, shoes, shower curtains additional day. However, Head told the BCC that If the CBS's work is held by another contractor, such as • •• L_:.- I - - - -- .. •, ., approved b: die JCC beyond the 21 days, CRS will penalize itself $100 per for each - I ) _________ ' 21 calendar day work period In which the work is to be completed. If the work extends ':----- '4J . - - were on the mattresses. (itS In its bid, provided for a I "- 1- tress covers will be cotton, not the vin)l plastic coers which - __ ~_ .~ '/ - -' - k__' foam mattresses which allegedly gave off a toxic fumes when burning Also the mat . to of another Brevard County member, that legislation was withdrawiL On (Continued Page 2-A) Y;; '-r-.'r:'• Inside Today It's Father's Day again and Sanford area youngsters are making special plans for Dad. See Jean Patteson's Woman's Page display on Page 1-C of the Sunday Herald. Court Docket Trimmed Nine defendants enter guilty pleas as one of Seminole County's heaviest court dockets is trimmed down. See Bob Lloyd's story on Page $-A. ids By DONNA FSTES Herald Staff Writer •. LAKE MARY—Among the members of most city councils can usually he found one who is cruc'1'e, a stickler for detail, County Attorney Tom Freeman says the Board of Commissioners will press Its suit with Longwood. See Donna Estes' account on Page 2-A. • ' humorous when humGr Is called for and well-informed on what's going on In the community. In Lake Mary, that member College. Perinchief ran For public office for the first time last December on a platform of 'improved and protection for the people without a raise In based g1) I Ar6undTheCIcs.k Bridge 413 Business .............. 3A Calendar ............... 5A Comics .. ............ 411 .. ......... Classified --------------8C Crossword Puzzle • 6A • Dear Abby 0 3C b prepared, however. sthen "The purchase of we water ou have a heavy schedule ,ts 1 system was a positive move. ,,,, do." 'we are working in the right -. r i When colleague:i appear to direction to upgrade the con being gettln4 "up tight" at a diLlon of buildings in the I meeting, Periiclikf injects a community with an ordinance little levity. "Wen one losr.stiis on dilapidated structures. ,, /1 'nse of humci he lose:; per"The people are happy that p spectl7e," he !-&'.:I. the city has an animal control , Probably r ,t the greatest agreement .tccomplishincni of tht' Lake "The upkeep of the roads is . s. Mary City Council this :;e ir, in markedly improved." Perinchief s ',kw, l' the 'i.lr of The police department has cooperation and compatibility been upgraded to three fuiltimne among the coj.ricil members members with two police .;- ' . III - • 11 e.'e4i , , -'' I . • a - : jv - - , - ' /J t,_ - • , - •- U. . . .. -. k, t ' j o '. •,' - ' " 1,4 __________ __________ - • - , 1t I' _____ 1 . — ~ Zl* , vig 6A Home 5,6-IC Horoscope ............ 6A Hospital ................SA Obituaries.............. SA • '" - - -.------_ ~-~7- 1.2-3-B Television ...... ... 6-8D Women's 1-2-34 C .. WEATIII'lt Yesterday's high was 96; the vernight low 68. Fair to partly cloudy with slight chance of showers In the afternoon or evening. highs around 90 and lows mostly lower 70s. Winds variable 10 mph or less but stronger and gusty near thunderst'owers. Rain probability 20 per cent today. • , - -• • - .t. . '': • -, •- •... '-'.. - .-' - eft - wzq ' L - for line on taxes in the upcomI:, "These are public documents "I really like working with —An emergency cornfiscal year? PerInchkf which are gsing to long outlive the people on the council," be municatlon system for public asked. "I sure am going to pl,u4 the present officials of the said, safety. at it," he said city," Penniiuf said" The councilman noted the —Continued caution in zoning Iii an interview svith I 'The) will l.A looked upon city has come close to an decisions Herald Friday, he raid 1- c- historically and shtuld reflect a equalization of services from a —Improvement of the water phrase "stickjcr for netil" is it (')rrcvt as es&nerit of what financial standpoint, even system. far LLcessinent. fl its U ut went on and that intelligent though a little more money had —Greater cooperation with thing for 11w t. cnt,:,. people were taking the ae. to tx- poured into the utility other municipalities and the I. flail, beginni n ng 0fl5. S .1 .,t 1 s•i's m s year. count y onintergovernmental nto. th ir, office, to .,rre( tht About the necessity of an Other accomplishments he problems. spelling arid the r:.nunar and 'fficlal doing his homework— notes are: —Control over the health of to jenIruUy miii .t.' su'e the gutberirg necessary Inform. "We are going In the right our lakes and recreation areas. J,,, - --'I - - , . - , on . .; / I ,. It ', ' ..:JP.' • '' ----_. '- - - .- I which has pervaded the at• veheles. a conservative fiscal mosphere to this po:nt.'' "We have upgraded the ii polIcy." W he n he threw his hat "We have to agree, morale agreed of city employes and BURT PFRINCHIFF iUo the r1iticil arena, tut also have been able to are providing them with better didn't really know what to recorded minutes of the board disagree and walk away from benefi ts. expect. mnctini,s reflect council ac- the mee ting as friends," he On Perinchief's priority list Will you be able to hold the tions, said, future action are: taxes, Dr. Lamb Sports I - • ation prior t' mneetir:s— direction in long range planning j ,f Perinchief said, "It bothers me and zoning in the city, 'o observe officials who ar? not specifically concerning Lake l i n'red. It is hard sometimes Mary Boulevard. I services Index t . PHd in music and is an in. structor at Seminole Junior Lawsuit To Continue - -2 is Burt Perinchief, who has a I;) councilman A0 Humor Father's Day Featured - write to . -• J. ii faced with inmates and a Jailer May turn toward consideration of a plan offered In April co nstr uct a nutn'er of modular Jail units In an attempt build a new county jail, The Herald ' learned today. The units the blessing of sta te prison officials this week after an inspection of several prototypes the Standard Systems Inc., at Port of Sanford. Ile units were first con. sidered by Seminole County CommissIoner-s possible "relief" situation for over. crowding at the present Jail dur ng reports given the board in prH by Jail Supervisor Geo ge Proudfoot and Corn- 7 the nervous system. This is — of 10 fl DaflUU UC$U £5 I) 1I4 aau TTW • ~ , 1;;~ - .~*- M _ . . • ' • nsw er • , r- , , the tragedy of last Monday's /- - -- - -I Jail fire which claimed the lies n — =L I . McCASLAND Rock Concert -' -. — u . Posest e New Ja i I h (35) Science Fiction 11:00 (2,6.8) News (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Rock Concert Movie (8) News 11:45 (9) Movie (44) VIcTOt 12:00 (2. 6) Movie (8) Protectors 1:00 (2) Thriller 11(44) Bobby Goldsboro He K Coff ee Now Can Relax LUE WATER WHITE DEA11*' 11111111111111111111111111 . (24) Black Perspective (33) 111111111_ - 1:40 () Movie a __ would be on the Job Monday repairing and replacing steel emergency situation. The Three members of the Seminole Board of County morning to begin work structures, wall s and doors, awarding of contracts comes only five days after the fire Commts.sioners (BCC) in a restoring the second floor jail, damaged by the fire and heat meeting damaged In last Monday's fire. Some of the wails buckled from which killed 11 persons, InA $,859 low bid contract special called Commissioners Chairman Sid the intense heat which reached cluding Jail er Robert Moore was awarded Saturday to an unanimously voted to award the Vihlen Jr, John Kimbrough 1,7'X) degrees it, the hospIt.alcell Count) officials, Insurance Orlando general contracting contract to Florida Casualty 'I-.. _.'nt._. '11 I !r ...-:-..•-: ••.zT.&;.--32-. The [ICC waived regular have worked at brealcneck pace smoke damaged Seminole Project Manager Penni Head awarded a $13,618 contract to County Jail. Poli Brothers Inc., of Oviedo for county bid policy because of the this past week to have work told the board that work crews begin on restoring the jail (6) Mary Ty'er ( __ ByMIUKLOCHRIDGE herald Staff Writer 9:00 (2) Movie ,i• - - Count y Awards Repair Pac t 8:30 (6) Jeffersons 1:30 (2) rm Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents Work To Begin At Once 4 Awards Days (24) Assignment TONIGHT'S 67th Year, No. 255— Hee Haw (e) 2:30 (9) Wrestling (13) Mcvie (44) Friends Of Man (2) Soul Train (24) Book Beat AFTERNOON 100 (24) Book peat . ., .-'--'q.', • • . %,) • I 12:00 (2) Jetsons (24) Romagnolis Table (6) Harlem &00 (2) High Chaparral Globetrotters (6) Sounding Board (8) lnfr rnffrn (24' Woiivi Eight (t - nnrl (9) These Are The Spectaculor Days (24) FirIng Line (13) Wrestling (6) .• • -. -•._ , -.4 '& • -- - " .. x9m '-- • -' - -' ?' ' ' :"- -'-:. -. DAY :' Seminole County Bicentennial Chairman Jack Homer presents bicentennial flag to Sanford Mayor Lee Moore In Saturday's Flag I)al- observance program held at the Veteran's Memorial Park In Sanford H Craid Phut9 b) Torn Vin cent) ' ' - � 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 13, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 13, 1975. 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V - ~r at `;~., I - I -1 I-Ift - By JANE CASSELHERRY Herald Staff Writer [fall commended Beam. a **Thcre is only one thing you Ile was appointed by Gov Hall worked at the fire scem disabit.-d veteran of Vietwam Reubin Askew to the State do in a case like this" he said. until everybody was rescued for his outstanding job Monda) age his lifesaving efforts Monday afternoon at the Seminole County Jail fire at tits Winter Park Mail office to "He saved so many lives by hits presence, not only by what it necess,ir~. ,ledii ition per se was fl) dmirustered at the fire WtflQ to the hospital, checked hospital emergency rot n, a'd then examined 21 pr1 oers hu hac' "As soon as we felt 1I co Atli been utken Io the Oraoji"! be transporteu and ambulances Counh Jail and athntnisteud motivation he provided firemen giving ereaaIabIeIsuggestedthe) medication emergency treatment " be taken to the hospital 1 did Dr Hall gives a great d°al of Sheriff's Spokesman Spolski not attempt to pronounce credit to Seminole County h ours later when he called to Count', Medical So(let) saving efforU, be continued all the way to the hospital. eel his appoint.ments, [fall had a hand in Dr. Hall has bpen in- develo,?ing the Emergency strumental in initiating several Medical Team (EMT) courses emergency V,. . - __ I- Ri~ jI VI i '10I .11_2 `1'___W-.. . .V -Z . 4I r. ,- -":II Ir . %.G% 1 )"J(. &Ti _. -1 _ - - - , _ UA IV IM tqjt~v . I . -_ 1. I - ' ''- \ . - '' , -_ Fire and Police Departments, Seminole Cou.t> Fire service units. Herndon and Beacon Ambulances and fire and rescue units from throughout - I_- ,-,-- - I __ ar:7-11- services In Orange some three bears ago and poisoning was responsible for the county. 'All of them should IIIt_ I -l __ = -P -__ ~ III Z-. -.____ - 5-As - - - _______ ___ ----c-_ -_ -----.--= -_;__ -r -- - -h-.-,. -- -d. -_-_--' -_ _ ----_----_ -.-.-'-•--.__..-_-_ -' .- -- -_-- .., - -__ --z-----_- ---------.----, - •-- -_ ._i_--._- - - ______ ______ ____ - . . IMM US 9 I 1. , --_ , =_ 1.- -Z_.=V=; __ _ -_ - --v- z= I. ranks of officers outside the an honor firing squad snapped . " ___ - --- A color guard from the Orlando Naval Training Center, under direction of Petty Officer Second Class Robert 5ams, and It - -.-.-_,i_-_ •' i 111 'r- III -- -__ 'I.,' , derstonns g 0 __ -_--_- . t around 10 mph, stronger and pFisty %,Iclalty of III Pain probability 6o per cent during e ay, per cent at night. Complete details and tides arr on Page U2 - I I - I .', ".'-1b'' -••- offer your deepest sympathy Deputy Don McCullough and __ -- ,, J1 "'I .. i , , he did personally but also by the County that have reuuUed in taught the first classes, so it most of the deaths. It is or- be commended" he said. tAI night's board action, Ile praised the hospital motivation he provided firemen saving untold lives. Ile helped was,with pride he 0bserved dG rIess, tasteless and colorless giving emergency treatment as originate the helicopter reswe firemen and law officers. who and is associated with smoke emergency staffs at Sentinole teachers on the tinemployment the inmates were brought and cardiac programs and, in had taken the training, doing and fire, but carbon monoxide Memorial, Florida Hospital rolls Immediatel) itnty nkesman supporting these programs, such an excellent job in ad ,. • North anu Florida hospital I uOWfl, " said,i count .' r is u". fac or iUii, does •,. mou!~~mouth -ersonally gives his own personal spervices ministering also also appreciate Mr. killing " Hall where needed. p k Cirdto Cardioresusc itt a ion an d • Meagher of Yirte Winter Park effo rts es 11 Is Dr. 1111' a s ontuind for the meeting to hear witn sed Ile h Ile had never before been in inated the Emergency Pulmonary Resuscitation. morial volunteering his . . . Gatcnvi s recommendation arid ,flS,uC Medical Serv ces Council ved due disaster where as mins as 11 facilities and standing by even s were sa li ve Grooms'appeal to tt~x board to Dr. Hall, who has a family several years ago and was to fts action. Many of the in- deaths were involved. Ile has though we did not have to use ccep practice, was ruotifiedof the fire named chairman b) the Board mates were u'onclous when worked at some where there them,' Hall said Herndon Ambulaqce of County Conunissionters and brought downstairs and would were five or six and assisted at After the vote, which was by An Orlando native, he has and told reelected se veral times by has not ha ve had a chance," 114111 the Winter Park Jail lire In 1971 been in practice in the area for Bob Beam Dispatcher th e unanimous, most of teachersleftthemeetingroom. he was needed at the scene. peers. when one prisoner died. said. oyear:. ternoon and evening showers and scattered thunder likely. Hfrhsin the unner8Osto mid 90s. Laws In I 0 Z CZ, 00 Z - -' -'&- '-"'" ' , Deputy Moore, death was not straight ahead at the flag and underst,hnding. It's a real Deputy William Perdreaux the end - but the beginning." draped coffin, sobbing softly tragedy that has occurred all of Sen-dnole County Fr. Picciano compared "the as Fr. Picciano spoke. They here." moved the coffin through the g Grooms said that the three. year teachers who had con. tinuing contracts "should have 1 ,' . , . r -, l --.*- 2 C: : p pp ___ I, Z"T - 1JINQ .' act cost him his life, but for his four children sat, looking pointment 5A Obituaries inc - m ferenci between schools, Grooms said "Maybe some of been given priority" I " 0 z.1, . '.~ 8-913 Crossword PI 10B Dear Abby , - - - - - 10A - X M - Classified '( 1 - ', ' 4 % , )h ' .. -- - - - - I I C) -_-..Z_r--=--•'-=---- ft"I" 91 ; I -'- i _ -.1 % - without concern for his own SherUl's Department Honor Guard and funeral directors move casket of jailer Robert 0. Moore to church for final rites Dr. Hall was on the scene ot the principals didn't get their people interviewed so they the tragedy only a few minutes t, !V-41 4,_ i . "That 's quite a bit of di! V , . 1~ - _Ztl - - 07. ____ . "Twicehewentbackto rescue those trapped Inside," the priest said. "He did so rehired at F astbrook and six of the Orange (ount> F mergen seven at Red Bug Elementary. Medical Services Council, for fl eX 424 ' \ 1 37 ___I _____- 11; ;1 - - __ __ M WJ, .XL- : grotlu_ rehired, while five of six were Dr. Charles Hall, chairman of he left the office and it was Commit 2 1. _il - 4_ i- _ [ . stor) Ofl = i4 -4 , 'It 4 at current levels. Iferald staffer flick Pantridge has the I __ ~:__ 0 The Seminole County School Board can get into all the lengthy budget hassles it wants to this sunimer, now that C)o 311- 1 , ft I. in all IAll? .1161JIF , I I the events that led to Moore's Emergency Medical Council That is tr) to maintain open and the fire was out, then he A letter of commendation is in dispatching rescue vehicles and is orwof f(u, - physiciar.-i on air passages, administer checked the prisoners who had According to Grooms, only two of I I three-year teachers at being sent by the Seminole The doctor said he did not know the state advis)tv board. lit! is oxygtn or other breathing been taken to .Sanford City Jail Casselberr) Elementary were County Sheriffs Department to the extent of the disaster when the head of the D isaster assisIan'e and give cardiac -four of w hom had to be taken it has guaranteed funding to meet all 12 month expenses I - 1411101,tK , . 'r -- - 10 t__ - MP_ - " I -_ %k -M - .- - 4 '- - .. -1 of" while teachers at other Sc are so Expense Funding Guaranteed - =. - --4 M ' ~ a V - /1 .i -• - ,, V11 CL , .....- __ teachers up for rehiring at - ' - #ni" . -!a --'__A*----- - 1f hush 0 - M = w-u 0111 4 .• Dodor Earns said. Ford today after the House overwheiniingly sicuttIM the proposed 23 cent gasoline tax program of tax strategists. some schools "were taken care • s 12 ~= 0 0 -2 tA - Sr ` am ft"N: I 11081111foll I ~nl . (0 - M I0 Ill lull/i, L 2M. : ! ::3 1110 IN - 0 e 1 43 0 '° 9 I :* 7* f% F, ?i ; I ~ 11.A - -•- -. ,,, I .1 ) 0 L1 $.A L in-$ :I. (A 4 M iI_ , I" q 0, _i i ddl nt Congressional leaders are huddling with Presi dent Story on Page . _1 ; /Y r &- U) 0 -0 =4 v M _1 o-IIIII - rn : !! . P - En .0 r" :7 1 II 1, ,#: 0 =r M -A , J 1 1`11 ! J Ill/i 1 V1 M :) !~ C') Pon ft1nWtJ'2 0 of ~ :" VI) CL 2. a :; - F IFE .. " a to )01 "O a - rvi 1 , , C"'s Z .i " III - Both Fr. Ryan and Fr. Plctold The Herald today 'The in such times as these It is not tradition in Catholic rites Gaines Funeral Home in children, the graeside rites ciano conducted the brief rites situation is most disturbing easy, but keeping faith and Prior to the se ce, Father Longood were perhaps the hardest to Then came the snap of foldxng Cross that was the The v over, pallbearers told newsmen, 'What take because of the 22 bears of the American flag and its What the board is saying to recalling these teachers is that they Christ's to bear, will ease the can you really say to ease the Sgt. Elmer Avenel, Capt. J. Q. military ser%ice that Moore had presentation to Mrs- Moore. pain this family is feeling' Gall oway, Chief Deputy Duane fulfilled before becoming a should ' aroun,d aii pain, he said 1 Continued On Page $-A) Moore's w'dow. .Marie, and Nothing really. other than to Harrell. Sgt. Earl .Meyers, deputy sheriff, they might be rehired by August or Sepu mber," Groc ms ns de .1I•4 I'_ G r ______ - I - -- !-L - the three-year people weren't grief and loss of a loved one. a prior to the delivery of the 5ince early yesterday during conduct graveside rites. taken care of first," Grooms husband, a father and a friend homily service as Is the vi e wing hours at the Gramko For Mrs. Moore and her H * - Ryan -' .. - ployed. "But we must find the Ryan and Fr. Picciano "I can't understand why all strength to accept and bear the celebrated the funeral mass _ ' ' - I. . ______________________ " -4 - There are 192 teachers with Grooms. Grooms added that the suffering we find in the world Polk and Corrections Super. As the seI progressed, church into the waiting hearse to attention at the arrival of the County teachers became one, two or three )ears' service board's action left seven of the today -something that is hard visor George Proudfoot to Seminole Count) deputies for the short ride to the funeral part) unemployed last night when the who were awaiting the board's three-year veterans unem. to understand and accept. The six deputies placed the The Right Rev. Father John stood at full attention at either cemetery, where the U.S. Navy VI . . U, r- -1 More than 100 Seminole 1 . .. '........ . , A -- WE sonnel chief Stewart Gatchel Seminole Education calling for rehiring of 65 others. Association (SEA) Chief Gene tragedy of this death" with 'the were flanked by Sheriff John C) - ••. ., ' ol f ! 0 & I , Ln • ers Join Lines Coun Jobless school board accepted a decision. Of that number, 17 .CL (b X' SoI 2. (Z =': ____ LA F 3'' Lot _______ I.! -' T 2. _. -A EI :. - I - I., `~. C, -- ' • I I , - j! -. I .J- __ t'1b) m . . m I- = ,•• \\ - ' ) I __ le f , Z ' . X1 %bF r" > \ 44 1A Ca - 3 ~ I, . S1 Y' < 0 1% ~ __ II - 4A IC I _____ \\.. \\ ___ ~! =. , (J 8 (D - to "C pr-I' - - it. thO AItamdmSpriugs. hr . "Ile gave his life so that others might live" -, A packed church, filled with Grand jurors, escorted by slate aWrseys investigators aid tolloii ed by newsmen, enter jail building grim-faced uniformed officers representing almost every to view fire department in Central Florida, ' - 1 •fl ' : . . AI - _,..J I_ I" _______ I . rl~ ' I In . (•) ~ . the Right Rev. Father John e m %I,- it* f ' F -_ - ____ 'DeputyMooredIedper-: forming the greatest act lanotherhumancandoforhki - ' .. ______ Longwood Cemetery, his coffin borne by six grief. In . , n county jail fire, was laid to rest - A I "I_ia -- -- Li-' rTr' . 9. I a victim In Monday's tragic F 1 r, -. _J;_ -.. & , . ~-_ P_ : 'N IJEA(( i ..-=~ I I ,I Sheriff's Department buried one of its own today. Co A ( I" 4 * t ~m4 __ - * - t, Ii1 . o est The Seminole County a " Ii '.) ' oore ai Herald Staff Wriier X .,A 0 . '1: ~ -_, vmt:; . ' a - -- - 't ' . e u ____ . 1, 7 . Ranks Of Officers Attend " '# I-,,, A 40 29 . r" a* 5T George Haff in the intensive care unit. Spolski said another two inmates have been attorneys office ordered that the cleanup be 11 • . - and filled ft jail with dense, aCTid smoke. Funeral services were held today for jailer stopped pending the grand jury inspection day. The cleanup operation had also been halted 0 PC R -u 0 . At cc CO 1 -8 ~~Ca __4 - subcommittee on corrections, ap- Hobert 0. Moore, 40, of Longwood, who died in the transferred to the Orlando City Jail and that one pointed Wednesda), will investigate the jail fire, smoke-filled jdLl as hi helped evacuate inmates man, Carl Brown, has been released from custody hopefully within the next two weeks. A sheriff's spokesman said today that Polk has because he has served his jail sentence. p i%'p , "& Timmv WtIlijr'-,q flr. r !'i r 2fl0 r1'irl I. r1s itt4' tp ' p. r' Fr'r •.'' j . ' .zi'n r" vestigators ', ai6d"q~ckly'walked "do _w_Q'air2' to the'' ' Herring. The gra 'nd jury hears evidence in capital !)-Jacksonv ille, chairman of the Senate Judiciary- family-a. -"d n tha' .another $400 collected will be turned Clanton, Rocky Ray Darnell and Joe Winters - main jail entrance and inside the Jail where the crimes There is one case In which a Sanford Criminal Committee, will make recommendations over today have transferred from Florida Hospital North, crrcll of smoke still lingers. IhI! Liis tx 'i ttr'et '.tth murder Ifl the to th lult striatt polkl said Mr i- an'ih F u I L L i-i It0 u ntc Srws to F lurida JiopiLd South Sheriff's spokesman John SI;aid the secondshooting death of her husband ary] obR,r-.-c,S~lski said "i y ffiat 65 inmates. not the 68 ' floor hospital cell area where the fire originated had speculated this may be the matter that the grand previously reported, ere in the jail at the time of Sanford to reed', e donations 'rom the public Clanton was a witness this morning in the circuit already been cleaned up yesterday when the stI jury was originally scheduled to hear. the fire that officials believe was started by 16-year- Spolski said the sheriff's department has received a court trial of his wife. Elaine Edge Clanton, who is Grand Jurors filed out of their courthousi, meeting room at 9:40, escorted by Ch ief Seminole Accitnt Stata" Attnrna'v Willuim li't n.i - , / 'i facilities, ,_ 41A t IN Z- sheriff's department. In addition, it was reported today that a new '. p F) Ca Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr., and Sheriff John Polk, said,"I feel that the grand jury will go further Z 3: 1 IL 0 M X C -'I ~J - r-" V& V < .1) 0 to 0 *, ; M 0 ~!- ~ !! !~ < r- - _ 'I rrl 0 , Cr a , a a 3t -4 w X started a probe of the county 'ail fire that killed 10 inmates and a Jailer Monday with a tour of the jail I - --- - _ E - , , Q; 0 The Seminole County Grand Jury this morning - .1 - OM 0 Q,_ r- ,A - w &Z'- _ - - • - - -71 L,, : LA( 'A t 12 . .4 a J samples from the fire scene are received from the postponed by a judge. Spi'ilki said that 16 inmates w ho had been Sanford Crime Lab. McCall was one of th e 10 inmates who died from hospitalized have now been transferred to the Lake Other probes of th e jail fire are also being con. smoke inhalation after a stack of foam mattresses County Jail and that only two Inmates remain at ducted by th e state Division of Corrections and the with pla stic covers outside McCall 's cell smoldered Seminole Memorial Hospital Jos hart and "4 / ail Tour With Monday night until investigators from the state lire marshal's office could videotape the scene. State Attorney Abbott Herring, when announcing th e grand jury probe, requested by Circuit Court Herald Staff Writer 00 = < " 40 ' .- 3 0 - In mm ) 10 o PI " -- a- Stopped Pending Probe sCleanup Ordered Cl to roll .- " 4^ w F •1 E7 6 _•.•.. - - 0 8 : 1, -n ' ,, " ):.. . 1~1, - M M I ° %J : : ~i.~ 16 " M ___ I r" -. - - - • - & l - - Ll %__... 1 )k .... ",--; I ift 4ii to r zo,Aw " .".. K . -,, - 3E. 0 XX Cn _< . I . . ________________ I __________________ r - I 3:00 -.0. 11" II I / V 4: ri-' . 1 un 0 A. 9 0 - _:. VI , ___ 84 4C iz r- 3; r" - - - -_--___--__---.-.--'-- 'r - - _ I ------.-------------.----.--------0 _;X 14 I - 31, aIp R .-WIV ---'-_ ..r - ---- _•-_-_.-__=_. - �- _- - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. Thursday, Jun.12.1975 Evening Herald, Sanford FL $200,000 Available IN BRIEF Chrysler Corp. Drops -: pro I Eastern Faces Huge Losses MIAMI (AP) - Unless 000 employes agree to pay cuts of 3 to 8 per cent, financially ailing Eastern Airlines may be forced to sell some airplanes or be absorbed by anothe r firm, the carrier's new president says. Former astronaut Frank Borman, elected chief operating officer of the airline last month, told empbyes Wednesday that Eastern faces $30 million losses this year and possible large losses In W76 and 1977. "If that happens," he wrote in letters to the workers, "we could be unable to meet our payroll (without selling needed equipment) or we will have been absorbed by some other airline, some other industry or the federal government." The company proposed that pay cuts start July 1 and last for 18 months. But under the plan, employes would get their money back with interest If the company makes a profit or loses less than the pay cuts - estimated to be 113 million for the second half of 1975 alone, Ozone Damage Feared WASHINGTON (AP) -The gas that propels underarm deodoranta as well as many other sprays may damage the world's upper a tmosphere and Increase the risk of cancer, a federal task force warned today. If so, it may be necessary to ban fluorocarbon gas from those super-civilized cans of aerosol deodorant, an. tiperspirant and hair spray, the group said. The cosmetics themselves could be used. But if no other gas propellant could be cosrietij would have to be applied with roll-on applicators, tubes, flasks or hand-squeezed atomizers, . - " TALLAHASSEE tAP) Gov, Reuhin Askew has appointed a special prosecutor to pursue charges that Melbourne police chief Robert J. Cotron took several hundred dollars from a Juvenile police auxiliary. Askew also appointed a special prosecutor Wednesday to investigate allegations of criminal conduct by Mack - Futch, former public defender From Gainesville. The regular state attorneys asked the governor to appoint special prosecutors to avoid the appearance of conflicts of interest. Askew assigned State Atty. Stephen Boyles of Daytona Beach to investigate and prosecute charges against Common. Cotren wm indicted by the Brevard County grand jury on May 28 on four charges of grand larceny, two counts of tampering with evidence and one count of inciting per- - - _..- i kw __ jury. AT ZOO incurred hr deoartment! flnrrc rinG1 • 't'ALLAIIASSEE i AP A revised l i fe-style, rather than Just saving electricity, is the key to lower electric bills, sats the executive director of the Public Service Commission. "It is not a matter of how much electricity consumers don't use, but when they don't use it," Jay Kennedy told the Federal Energy Administration's Load Management Conference in Washington. A text of the speech was distributed Wednesday in Tallahassee. Kennedy, an economist, said consumers must be taught the advantages of using electricity during off-peak hours when it is cheaper, and saving during peak hours so utilities will not need additional plants. - "'-'--1.' ebates Fire Insurance Board D Man Sentenced In Theft Jogged by Monday's Jail fire, the Seminole specific building was destroyed. County School Board last night Instructed "Mr. McKibbin is a fine insurance ager purchasing agent Don Coleman to renegotiate Harper said, "but I'm sure we could get the system's proposed contract with the floating kind of coverage if we do so: McKlbbin Agency of Sanford to provide fire renegotiating." Insurance for school facilities. Vice-chairman Davie B. Sims asked, "Ca Coleman had brought the matter to the board's atten tion, noting that the school we br ing in some larger firm? I appreciate I efforts to keep It in Seminole County, but I do system's current insurance policy expires think a one-man agency can give us this kind 30. Board member E. C. Harper Jr. balked at the coverage." proposed new contract, which carries a $48,943 During the discussion, the board rnemtx premium for 90 per cent coverage of specific realized they had another meeting schedul buildings in the event of fire, before the contract expires, so the insuran Harper supported floating coverage, which debate was ended - to be resumed at rx would pay off at a 100 per cent rate if only one Tuesday's work session. OCALA Atli SANFORD PLAZA TALLAhASSEE (API There may be another cost increase for Florida's high-rise capitol -$200,500 to finish the 22nd floor as an observation platform and dining - The General Services Administration said the work had been postponed because J.A. Jones Construction Co.'s original bid for the job had been $59,500 higher. Now that the company has lowered its bid the Cabinet is reconsidering and will vote on it Tuesday. Liquor Sale Ban Passes. Easily No one appeared at the public hearing. to pretest the ordinance. . By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer Pi ne Bark O •. FDCLE Officials Meet With County On 'Lab' Officials with the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement (FDCLE) the organization which will take over the Sanford Crime Lab, 2 S 3 The state legislature approved funding for the lab prevkusl)' count)-funded ('rime Lab wifl bcco t state fl; LOPIO' ,lt a i ii or is sponsoring a bill which would President FFord d pass on to homeowners a direct tax credit when they insulate or re-insulate their homes. Why? - hava met with county officials toiron out final details before Lab will go onto a fee charglng the July 1 takeover, system for serces. O'Ot tUt, e1TIIIV)tS a the - allof us. You'll be surprised at how little it costs& how much you'll save! I of conveying tools into the jail and possession of countraband in a county detention facility, Clanton testified for the defense this morning as the second day of testimony in the trial began. He was brought to the courtroom from Florida Hospital South. Orlando, where he had been treated for smoke inhalation after a Monday fire in the county jail that killed 10 inmates and a jailer. -. The Answer to these questions is quite simple. Insulation saves YOU the homeowner a great deal of money on your utility bills and conserves energy for before the session ended to allow the lab to remain operating this year. It 15 C peeled that next year the Crime oi Apopka. ison trial on charges If you already have intulaflon, is it 6" or more? - 1re co,uidriiui ff; f,ytic - County jail inmate Roy Brown Clanton Jr., 28, told a circuit court jury today that a fellow inmate who pled guilty and received a live year prison sentence was the ringleader In the March 2 escape attempt Clanton, who faces trial the week of June 30 with Inmates Rocky Ray Darnell. 20, and Floyd Joslyn, 32, in the at. tempted escape case, said he loves his wife very much and said, "I don't want to see her get into tiouble for something she didn't do," Mrs. Elaine Edge Clanton, 24, 2 Cu. ft. bag • way through. A shakedown of the cell produced two hacksaws, blades, an adjustable wrench and a crowbar, Yesterday, Mrs. Shazer, who is awaiting sentencing Li the case after pleading guilty to attempted conveying of tools into the Jail to facilitate an escape, testified for the state that she and the boy had scaled the wall on the south side of the jail building "like human flies" to stand on a ledge outside the cellblock. She said Mrs. Clanton had Lived with her in a trailer near Apopka and that they had discussed smuggling "tools arid things like that" into the jail. Mrs. Sharer admitted that she scaled the Jail wall "three or four times myself" during a period of several days and smuggled in the tools, She said Mrs. Clanton was with her and waited in a parking lot as a lookout on one occasion in case guards discovered the smuggling. Mrs. Sharer also testified that after the inmates found some of the hacksaw blades weren't effective in cutting through the bars that she had run out of money to buy tools with and that she returned home to find that Mrs. Clanton had two more blades. Clanton, who is awaiting sentencing in another case said he heard the smuggled "hit the floor" and that the "But they never got into the ringleader in the escape plot, Lawrence Sharer, 22, took pos. jail," Mrs. Sharer said. "They session of the tools, shoveddeputles) found them on the through an outside second-floor seat of my car when I was Jail window on at least two arrested." She claimed Mrs. Clanton occasions by Sharer's 12-year• old brother and his wile, Mary didn't know about the jail break ___ •'L_..._...., question last wek. That's why I'm here right now," Groot de. ministration. dared, Groot had testified Wed.nesAsked if he was lying when he day that he intentionally lied to gave sworn tcstimony to the federal investigators in a coyerup attempt and was delibcrately evasive before a grand jury probing the Gurney case, Then, Gurney's lawyer asked him about the responsibilities of truth under oath, "I came to grips with that FBI, Grout said: "Intentionally, with all my heart and soul." To have told the truth, he said, would have put Gurney "in jeopardy." "1 understand the seriousness of an oath," Grout said. "I took political steps, where, if I __, .._.I ._.__.I. g,,,,, wasn't immoral in terms of ray conscience, I certin1y became amoral and that wouldindude a moral failure to consid- er the absolute responsibility of an oath." He said he decided he had to consider the responsibility to his family and to his own Integrity. "I had to make a very diificult decision. It was not an easy decision, but that's how I made it," O'Malley Trial Postponed lie reserved ruling for about TALLAHASSEE' AP, The Booth questioned "whether or that O'Malley had not sworn trial of impeached Treasurer two wee!'..s on Booth's motion 10 not Mr. O'Malley can be tried that the gift report was true Thomas O'Malley on charges of dismiss the charge that by a Jury that's free of prej- when he filed it on Aug. 12, 1971. perjury and accepting $10,000 O'Malley solicited and accepted udice anywhere in the state." The report was notorized by kickback has been postponed an illicit $10,000 payment from lie said that the criminal O'Malley's private secretary, banker E.G. Banks in return for chargesand impeachment pro- Nikola Guthrie, who until Aug. 18. said in an cthrl keeoin2 state treasury fl!td.s fl June 30, but Circuit Judge Ben deposit on Lie Commercial dented publicity" against ministered an oath to him. Willis granted an eightweek Bank of Winter Park, O'Malley. But Willis noted that (k'J' .Wednesday "I think your honor will have O'Malley had signed the gift The delay is to give Willis told Booth he would to allow some of the publicity fonn, which states that the O'Malley's attorney, Edward schedule a June 30 hearing on a that has been generated to public official filing it swears Booth of Jacksonville, time to change of venue motion if the hopefully subside," Booth told that it is true. The judge ruled ponder a motion to move the attorney decides to seek trans. Willis. that "it's clearly manifest that trial from Tallahassee. fer of the O'Malley trial to an. Booth sought dismissal of the there was an intent to affirm a It means that O'Malley will other city, perjury charge on the grounds matter under oath." - - - 41 ',,'::.' ' , face within a month of each other trial on two felony counts carrying a maximum sentence Acting Mayor Gordon Meyer signs a proclamation making of 20 years and the opening of a Saturday Flag Day in Sanford. The day will be celebrated with Senate impeachment trial to flag ceremonies and hand music in War Memorial l'ark. A decide whether he should be removed from o'highlight of the service will be the presentation by county FLAG DAY NOTED lice, Plane Search ç To Continue -- / Ol{I.ANDO I APi A threeday search for a five-mem ber Coil Us For - - O'Malley was automatically Winter Haven family missing suspended two weeks ago when since Sunday in small plane has the Florida house impeached Limed up nothing, officials say. him on 11 articles, charging But civilian and militay air. that he took more than $ 72,000 craft were going back out today TALLAHASSEE All) When a meeting is scheduled in kickbacks in incidents unre- to continue the sear ch for the Results of physical and mental to consider the reports, the lated to the criminal charges. family. Willis denied a motion to disAuthorities said the rented examinations of Supreme Court public will be informed and the miss the perjury charge, which airplane, piloted by Lester laJustice Joseph Boyd will be meeting will be open in line with made public soon, says the Boyd's request, the chairman accuses O'Malley of lying on a ger Jr., took off from Fort Laustate gift report by failing to list derdale late Sunday. It was rechairman of the Judicial Quail. said. the $10,000 paymcnt from a ported overdue at Winter fications Commission, "I'm going to present the re- banker. Haven early Monday. Chairman Richard Earle of ports to the commission and ask St. them what action they desire to the Petersburg reports hadsaid beenWednesday' received, was take, whether they want to but he declined to say what found or the date the JQC would terminate the investigation or meet to consider the results, go ahead and prefer formal Neither Boyd nor other corn- charges of disability," he said. RATES RELIABLE SERVICE And REASONABLE 322•2070 Boyd Tests To Be Publ ic - mission members have reBoyd said he and his attorceived copies of the reports and ney, Dexter Douglass, have not "I would not want them to read received reports of the examin the newspapers what they inations conducted last mrn:! cald," Earle tall :t the Vniv e rv it N of I'!cru!: Elaine Clanton Trial Nears Jury LONG WOOD -Threats; of a law suit notwithstanding, the business district and planned the Skylark sewer plant, in Harbor subdivision. signs will be delivered a City Council has adopted a new unit development, particular, are not defrayed Council indlc'ited approval assurances are received frc liquor control ordinance conThe new ordinance was entirely by monthly revenues will be given to the developer, the State Department tinlAng the ban an Sunday sales passed unanimously. No one and water department funds C. A. Hobbs HI, when Pollution Control that t of alcoholic beverages and appeared at the public hearing, are subsidizing the operation, arrangements are made by him Columbus Harbor sewer pta forbidding liq'or to be sold or held prior to its adoption, to The Council approved an to have Light fixtures and poles meets the requirements for given away In the city's corn- protest the ordinance, expenditure of $50 to replace deli'iered, a maintenance bond, T*nnanent operating perm mercial areas. Torn Pratt, owner of a plz. The Ides behind the or- zeria in the community, has dinan...'e originally was to halt threatened a lawsuit to force S any attempt to open sq after- the city to permit alcoholic a hours club in the city. I beverage sales with food on Councilman Don Schreiner (a Sundays. former deputy therlff) insisted In other busine, the the city's former law was Ciundil: £ impossible to enforce and could -Passed on first reading and be Interpreted to prohibit set a public hearing for July 14 persons from drinking or on an ordinance Increasing the a serving alcoholic beverages city's water connection fees. S within their homes after 2 a.m. - Delayed reading an or. The new ordinance continues dinance raising connection fees the 2 a.m. deadline Monday and rates for persons using the through Saturday for the sales package sewer plants in the Is your home presently insulated? or giving away the beverage, city. 1 but defines the areas prohibited Public Works Director Ralph as those zoned commercial. Fisher said operating costs of peddling Gurney's influence with the Federal Housing Ad. ,( Sheriff John Polk installed a steel mesh screen on the wall after the aborted escape attempt to block a narrow slit in the top of the wall that had given access to the cellbiock window ledge. Clanton today denied any participation In the escape try and said he first told his wife about the plot by the other inmates in the cellblock on Sunday. March 2. "I never had tools. . I never sawed on the bars . and I didn't intend to go with them," Clarton testified, although he said he had known of the smuggling and escape plot. The five-man, one woman jury was expected to begin deliberations in Mrs. Clanton*.,, trial this afternoon following closing arguments by Assistant State Atty. Bill Heffernan and defense attorney Sonny Hilliary before Circuit Court Judge Robert H. McGregor. . . . sTermite Treatments S Monthly Pest Control • Lawn Spray Y GO I - ch More. 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The government agreed to drop three other felones charges In return for his promise to testify as a prosecutlon witness, Gurney, ex-aide Joseph hastien and former federal housing officials K. Wayne Swiger and Ralph Koontz remain on trial. They are charged with conspiring to create an illegal slush fund from builder payoffs by super area. Suit Threat Fails To Deter Council By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - More Capitol Costs Seen Truckload . bicentennial chairman Jack Homer of a large bicentennial flag. A former bank employe has been sentenced to four years in prison for stealing 12W,000 from the Southeast Bank of Wildwood, run by his father and uncle, Timothy Paul Watkins, 22, drew concurrent sentences of four years each on two counts of taking cash from the bank vault. U.S. District Judge Charles It. Scott said bank president Paul Watkins would be allowed to take his son to the federal correctional institution at Tallahassee to begin serving his sentence. JCPc;nneN "intent ivalLy, with all my lived with a fabrication and a heart and soul," lie," (;coot, 32, said. Groot, who has switched his lie returns to the stand today plea to guilty in Gurney's to continue under cross exambribery conspiracy trial, told inst Ion. There was no indication the jury Wednesday that he of when the prosecution would couldn't go on living a lie, His rest its case. The trial began in switch left Gurney and three late February. others as defendants. Grout pleaded guilty last -. Fnrety T;- - SINKHOLE TAMPA (AP) To pro. "Frankly. I was having a tect ex-S". n F6,%rd Gurney, great deal of trou6le af ter livh;g former chief Ride James L. a lie for two y ears coming to Groot says, he lied to the FBI grips with the truth,. .1 have Prosecutor To Probe Melbourne Police Charges during the summer, will be examples of funds remaining in p certain programs - all of honored. In recommending the which use federal funds that Shortly after assuring school passage of the motion to need not be spent by a deadline 1010 board members that the schools transfer the funds from a in order not to he forfeited. -! would finish the fiscal year In contingency account to the InIn o ther action, the board: the black, Assistant Finance dividual school coffers, Harris Approved the low bid for Superintendent Roger Harr is said, "If the, board passes this moveable panels for For est !ast night asked the board to motion, we will be able to honor Lake Academy. "guarantee" funding of 12- purchase orders" from Honored retiring permon th programs. maintenance and other year- sonnel. Wi th Purchasing agent Don round school departments. . —Voted in favor of an ad. 41 Coleman carrying the ba ll for The motion passed dillon to the English Esta tes Harris, the board agreed tounanimously, after brief Elemen tary concession stand. make available $200,000 to the debate. Board member Pat - Faileti to endorse a schools se year-round ex- Telson was surprised by the resolution from Sarasota p!nditures could be met, even If request and indicated that she County school officials seeking the board deadlocks on ap- "would li ke to have it ahead of to change the start of Daylight .wiiw. 1u,tfnr Ih next ,i mp npijti" Saving Time to April of 1976. F fiscal year. Harris' assessment of the Approved iFthWr The board action means that school sys tem's financial Eoghan Kelley's contract for a umiLler school teachers, condition was lunite at first to new $2mUllon middle school for d A huge sinkhnk opened up at the Central Florida Zoo, tem. maintenance and repair the assertion that "there would the Woodlands area. pOrarily displacing Fat Boy, the zoo's hippopotamus, watching workers and others who work be a carryover" to the next - Heard a presentation by warily at far left. City workmen Jim McCracken, sitting, Robert for the schools, on a 12-month budget, Questioning by Board Karen Ehlert of the League of Davenport, unseen In sinkhole, and Ron Howard work on the basis will be paid, no matter Chairma n Bud Feather only Women Voters on a guide to probkm while Jim Mauldin of the zoo keeps Fat Boy out of the what the board does about the added to the brightness of the Seminole County government way. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) next budget. picture. that the LWV hopes to have It also means that expenses In explaining his figures, Included in school Instructional Luxury Imperial Line DETROIT (AP, —Chrysler Corp.'s Imperial, the regal luxury car which is selling like a pauper, is being killed off a half-century after its 1926 debut, Industry sources say. Chrysler, whlrh built its reputation on prestigious, topof-the-line models, Is abandoning the U.S. l uxury car market to General Motors' dominant Cadillac and Ford s revitalized Lincoln. Industry observers ay the phasing out of the Imperial Is an economy mcve forced by dwindling sales and a trend towards smaller cars. Officially, Chrysler has no comment about its 1976 model plans until this 3ummer. However, industry sources say the Imperial's demise is certain this fall. United Auto Workers officials say there are no plans to continue Imperial production at Detroit's Jefferson AYftUC PlSflt wnere tnelàtWrnb1e1. The sources say Chrysler will pass along the Imperial bed and design to the full-ize New Yorker Hrcu:hain. IN BRIEF By RICK PANTRIDGE Herald Staff Writer w- Groot Admits He Lied To Help Gurney FLORIDA Board Guarantees 12mMonth Expenses NAoN On Thursday, June 12, 197S-3A Qt, R. S- I 1, nnsimui 1. - - - - ! yet k -, - id .• I '$ !. % save £3to J.J on all I! Sherwin-Williams Walicoverings! !ri TBFI6I) ~-ic; �_______ --' -'-- --• _i_ •- - -- ---- - ............ ----- - -- -•.-.- !k-'- ------------------- , - -,•.-.--..---- I Even now, three days after the tragedy occurred, I find it hard to believe that human beings did indeed perish In a senseless fire Monday at the Seminole County Jail. I didn't see the fire I was In The Herald newsroom, holding down thc city desk while every other available hand was on the scene, getting the reports you read in the paper. Each time the telephone rang that noon hour, and each time another urgent voice came over the police ra dio scanner, I knew the views was going to be bad. But goods news or bad news, my job is to get It In the paper. That's what I did, and I did it the only way I know how by numbing myself to what I was dealing with suffering and death. I had been forced to do it before, when other tragedies struck, but that didn't make it any easier. 1 don't care how objective anyone in the news business claims to be It Is simply Impossible for one human being to divorce himself from the pain of other human beings. If that's unprofessional, so be it I plead guilty. Bcl in May of 1972, I was working on the wire desk at another Florida newspaper. The bell in the wire room began ringing its insistent ring and I Evening Hem1d 11 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD FLA. 32771 Area Cede 305,322.2611 or - 831 .9993 Thursday, June 12, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLI A M D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 - Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mad: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. - - 0 Bribery Not Norm The Clock — For U.S. Business -- It is a basic principle of morality that those who once snc'ciimh in J in avinriinn mnnn,, c,,m %IUII "'b find themselves enmeshed in a never-ending circle payoff and bribery. This fact makes all the more distressing the disclosures that some American DON OAKLEY of George My for one was my to was I was at only to do It. home, By the the The : unmistakeable exeverywhere, all showing pression of silent weeping that is so familiar at times when strong men are forced through circumstances to deal first-hand with tragedy. The strain was on everyone's lace. Sgt. Elmer Avenel, whose lunth was Interrupted by the first frantic shout of "fire," was a tired man when I saw him around 6p.m. Cidel Deputy Duane Harrell, who I saw briefly just after that, looked the same. So did Spoiskl and everyone else I sav/ at the jail that evening. were more than just But these men and tired. They had been through 90 minutes of sheer terror the kind of terror that Jolts everyone into Instant action. It was that InstaFit action that kept make no mistake about that. Jail and sheriff's personnel, firemen, doctors, rescue workers and else did exactly what the situation called for. One jailer died in a vain Just one attempt to rescue one more prisoner I - Yes, I know all this really did happen, but to think that 11 rersons perished, right here in Sanford Sometimes only the real can be so grotesque and so unbelievable. —Rick Pantrldge 4' on s a Work ____ _____ _______________ ____________ _ ' _______ rs __ - few __________ ________ ______ in. __ a rate. want at of - -. r To The Editor transgressions of - one part even more so of of meaning efforts, we from ielippion Gambi t up we have go a way. way? on diplomatic of that fe But government ," to munity to at foreign extensive coverage of cit. are new Prestige we of g at ties JACK ANDERSON an World 0i'61 Crisis Could Have Been Averted frantic of a of was gave France In BERRY'S WORLD on raw trade were are on — a ut - to a on oil we epresentative at of merce, . along - -. • of oil. . was at were to - -- - - -----. -..---- - _--•. - --- -.------ -- - ---- •--=-. - --------- - •-__.=__. -;.----= ----- -..-.-.-. -- --- - -- - — r-- ---.-•- - - ijai" '—_.-.--- 'a .---- -•--- -- ------------------------- --- -- -- no one men to to tie to of to no Intent to in opymena ver a t money to or a from Lake sentence for she could appeal. Iler spokesman said the appeal would Mary Bows To County Holdu Without Gun probably be filed Friday, and It was expected to include a request that the Supreme Court continue the stay on the sentence until it decided on the appeal. That could take months, everyone ' Ile added he had no idea why forms sent to the P this year over the signature of LAKE M A RY A along with what the county refuse to serve other city areas city moves to include in the it; then-public safety director Tom disgruntled Martin Bacon Sr. wants, Terry said, and thus effectively stop agreement the following The city has been under in- Heanigan did not show the voted wi th his city council The only cha nge made In the development tried to include in amendments: tense pressure in recent weeks correct actual amounts, but colleagues last night to agreement by the city was the the service area "all parcels That the county would from officials of Scott E'ee. rather a lesser sum paid to 11 :.c ?IIrc i'i g '''jñ .-; ø',! ."yoty c Uc,tc. i..d U.' ,tVs it pohe ofticers in incentive the county to provide ater and initial paragraphs ol the most boundary line and all as it remained within the firm to accept the contract for allowances Iroir state revenue sewer service to the new Scott document, properties being south of the unincorporated areas and was the water and er hari funds. Electronics plant. The additional section, which northerly most bouivtary not o wned by the city; Last week a NCR official Keller said he questioned the "It's a holdup without a gun," City Attorney Gary Massey and !ying west of the western Giving the city the right to from Dayton, Ohio pleaded with officer who asked the city book. Bacon declared, adding he had said it was his understanding boundary line of the area serve county areas if It pur- the city to take action, saying it keeper upon assuming office in accused County Commissioner the county would agree commonly known as the chased the utility; would be 10 weeks after the early spring if his fringe state early - , . — - I ____ - James — from to — a one of NEW DELHI, India (AP) A judge convicted Prime Minister Indira Gandhi wrongfully using officials her last successful campaign for Parliament and barred her public office for six years. But a spokesman for Mrs. Gandi,i said she would remain in office while appealing to the Supreme Court to set aside the conviction. The judge in sentencing the 57 year-old prime minister stayed the 20 days so government -.... / . By DONNA ESTES voluntary payroll deductions, The practice, Keller said, was thing else. Herald Staff Writer "I can find no intent by the three men to Keller said. The repayment for the college to fill in the form "I do know that the LONGWOOD— Public Safety commit any misdemeanor or felony." began during the period Police with grade transcripts and to forms was several months late, Director Doug Keller told The Plelcones served as prepare an additional fomn. that was really irted to Safety Director Keller Lt. Herald today his Investigation ____________________ acting public safety director. Both were sent back to the city, the actual process necessary. concludes the three police ofKeller said "The men here in the police has changed "Now we are aware what flcers who accepted some $240 "I find no Intent by the were simply a case of 'slack of the former practice of the department Just didn't really must be done and how they mon in education Incentive pay three commit any mis- communication," police officers taking the know when the forms had to be (forms) are be properly than they were entitled to had demeanor felony," Keller. The officers are repaying the requited incentive forms to sIgned, when they had be prepared. It will be Sgt. Betty do anything wrong. g. said, addingthe the city through college to be filled out. submitted to the state ny. Woodward's responsi bility," Keller said, " here on to submit forms to the college and when returned, she will submit them to the state. It will be first hand all the way. By doing this I will be kept advised," 0 Keller said. today of _ - IN BRIEF - - _____ Keller: Overpaid Officers Innocent he more. .._-_ Thursday, June 12, can — t practice Money Being Repaid Of Misusing Officials everyone \~\ \\ I , Eve ning Herald S,nford, Fl. __1111111111111!11111111 - the death toll to 11, \ .. __ Indira Gandhi Convicted women ave - 9 — RAY CROMLEY . --- WORLD Last '{ear s the United States of America abroad and hurt our \\\ \_ business community at home. In the post-Watergate era American public So l uti opinion has reacted predictably and indignantly against the fe* American businesses that have given bribes to foreign politicians. The reaction is Itself Won ' heartening from the standpoint that American The nation's eye is on the apple the "Big _____ citizens have high expectations of morality so far The United States could well profit from the Apple" New York City. as the conduct of their national leaders are conexample of the saber tooth tiger. Staggering under the long-term burden of a -.— cerned, both in government and in business, This animal Is extinct. It was unable to adapt debt larger than that of the entire United States . . to new conditions. On the other hand, the issue is more complex before the Depression and faced with the Im_____ llected data demonstrates that this Recenuyco than it appears be at first. mediate need to raise some $1 bil lion Just to meet _____ same Inability to adjust to change is growing at its short-term cash flow demands, the nati on's From a legal view, payoffs by American ¼ an alarming rate In both Industry and govern. greatest metropolis stumbles from one fiscal businesses to clients abroad may or may not -. ment. crisis to another and verges on bankruptcy. square with our law, depending upon who received _____ There's a noti ceable lag In shif ting direction to the money and how it was reported. It is doubtful Simply stated, New York City has long been cope with new discoveries In science and living beyond its means. Denied rescue by the that the United States could pass enough laws to technology. federal Treasury and granted only temporary stop the _ This Is costly in that billions are poured into • entirely if multinational firms _________ reli ef In the form of a$200-million advance by th e obsolete systems. And dangerous in that it were inclined to engage in payoffs. Fortunately, sta te, Mayor Abe Beame has presented New I weakens our defenses and industry's ability to the vast majority apparently does not condone the ke with a "horror list" of drastic budget compete. Economically It breeds Inflation and practice, cuts, including the layoffs of 38,000 municipal __ slows the rate at which wages and profits grow. S From a practical standpoint "mordida," or th e employes in a city in which one out of seven And It leads to dangerous shortages In energy, business bite, is a way of life in some international people Is already on some form of public welfare. for o ne. businesses a not infrequent practice among Now If New York only had the power to print talk about, the Take an example which th ose who export manufactured goods and cornmoney, all its problems would be solved on estimated $2 billion being poured into the first _______ modities. Where this is so, American firms in these paper and by means of paper. That's what the liquid metal fast breeder reactor. federal government, which has also long been / This started out as an exceedingly worthwhile, businesses could be left at th e starting gate if they living beyond its means, does when It spends If expensive, project. It was clear from the sought to impose our morality on trade, more than it takes /4~~~ beginning that we would run short of petroleum Ethically, it is wrong by American standards, eventua liy. Conventional nuclear power plants But theneveryothercltywithmoney problems sec ular or th eological, to pay bribes. From th e use uranium at far too rapid 0. That nd that Includes most of them would religious standpoint it is a violation of th e corn$ some i th ng had to be done was recognized here, the same power and the country would be in a mandment "thou shalt not steal." From a business in Japan and in Western Europe. worse situation than it was before the establish.' vantage point, payoffs are contrary to the free ment '' Until recently It appeared, least to many of the national government, when every enterprise concept in which value and durability of state was sovereign unto Itself. those concerned, that research and development In the breeder reactor, which turns out nuclear the product should set the competitive pace. New York's plight Is the plight of other cities, I . •rnJe'fuel as a byproduct, would be worth every cent of only magnified many times. And only New York In judging the conduct of the few U.S. firms the $2 billion cost of the first projected demon. CM save Itself from itself. that have admitted bribing officials abroad, Force stratton power plant. American citizens have focused on the ethical But science moves on. Of late it has become While B itons are anxiously looking to the norm. Ironically, so have citizens abroad dear that lasers could be used effectively for the arrival of North Sea oil as their salvation blaming the United States for the efficient sepa ration of substances especiall y linpencling economic catastrople, the Nor- Letters their own officials. economical relatively when the substance to be wegians are just as anxiously wondering what Nevertheless, th e United States must set its separated Is In 140, and they are going to do with their share Hospitals Comm ended the Well Cleanup Urged when the separa tion Involves extracting one part own course by making it clear that we do not bonanza and how it's going to affect their in 5,000. condone practices by American businessmen society. Editor, Herald: Editor, The Herald : This changes the nuclear power picture. It now abroad which we do not approve of at home. Because it can use only a fraction of the oil it he separation fuel needed for the We, the employes of Lakeview Nursing In the process, however, we should not can drin, Norway &Sould be able to exWrt all but TreAt one time on U.S.. 17-Op and not far from Big e, there was a free flowing artesian well heavy water reactor so cheap that this "sunCenter, wish to commend the doctors of Sanford overgeneralize and lose sight of the fact that 10 million tons of its projected 90mlIllon4on where pler" form of nuclear power producer menu so many stopped and obtained fresh and the staff of Seminole Memorial Hospital and much American firms on the whole are honest, ethical annual output from Ekofisk, the first of several water. The more feasible for the Intermediate future last time we had It checked by the nearby communities for their outstanding than and competifive. And those doing business abroad rich fields lying astride the British - Norwegian Health Department laboratory, we were advised the more complicated liquid metal fast assistance during Monday*s tragic fire are vital to the security and the well being of the boundary dividing the North Sea that Is expected not to use it. the breeder type. It stretches the available ' 0 county jail. to begin fl owi ng this summer. uranium 10 times, United States. that supplies will Norway stands to earn at least $4 billion anWhy doesn't the Seminole County CornTheir are sure, saved several probably last 100 years or so. By then, nually mission dean the place, cut the underbrush, oil exports. In a natlon.of only lives. Many thanks for a job well done. presumably, will developed a fusion have million persons, this kind of money will the water analyzed arid If the water is good, reactor or some other type using even cheaper long py Emloees itaevewursing Lki N Center. fuels build a platfoim or base as Orange City Ph The question is: What e The time has come, therefore, to cut back The Issue "has been positively traumatic to maintained for years. They may claim that they would The remarks made recently by Philippine leaders about be sharply underpopulated, bucolic Norway" and has split unable to keep the spot sanitary and the exceedingly expensive liquid Nine-holers Say Thanks reducing their reliance ton the United States aie calculated the nation politically and. sociaiiy, writes upi clean (well, Orange City does!) and make the metal fast breeder reactor development and open adon about the role of our military bases there. European correspondent Richard C. place Inviting. divert hundreds of millions of dollars of this Editor, The Herald: What has happened In Southeast Asia may not confirm E.ougwoi'th. money Into more promising fields. Or are some Seminole County Commissioners now-discredited "domino theory" but It plainly Indicates The Nine-helen Deltona Country Club the and the scientific corn"We see the possibili ties it of rs says Odd more interested In becoming millionaires, as the would like express their appreciation for the independent governments in that region are asserting their are showing great reluctance even Goethe, an oil expert in the Industry Ministry, news media says happened In least one casefine In right to change thir and policy to reflect changing all our activities consider such a cutback. Too manyflight top we afraid our wealth will be used Orange County? c'mstances. this past season, men are committed to the peogram. Is wrong, and will have rich man's problems." Thailand, which boarders on Cambodia and Laos, has at stake. Some day there will be another election (we We would like to thank Fannette Edwards for demanded that all American troops be removed. 'j Environmentalists and conservatives have hope). This Is but one example. In Washington there H.B. Gibson her excellent photography and reporting. Phillipines, separated from Vietnam by more than So) miles of even found cwnmon ground wi th the far-left are dozens more proJecti, re magnitude and 745 Seminola Blvd. the South China Sea and linked to the United States by close Marxist Socialist Peoples Party (SPP). hundreds of middle and minor cutbacks and Casselberry Lois ("rayson, pu blIcity chairman, shifts since the Spanish-American War, have reacted less urgently. which should be carried out Immediately. Still, a reappraisal is Inevitable and Is in order on both sides 11 of the relationship between the U.S. and the Philippines. There may be gcod reason on both sides to make It more of arm's-length relationship. But the Philippinebases are more Important than ever to our forward defense line in the Westtrn Pacific, And the U.S. military presence may be more important than ever to the national security 01 the Philippines. Congressional investigators have gotten hold Some A realistic reappraisal should strengthen the relationship companies bid up the price oil as tough, united stand against the oil giants. some explosive documents, which suggest that high as $23 a barrel, This report by bringing it closer to present-day realities. flatly denied by both He has Information, however, that It is not the world oil crisis could have been averted. the Kissinger and Scall. "Total nonsense," This the Western world the greatest 'lt French, but Kissinger, who still wants to ap. Kissinger told us. "Incredible," echoed The documents allege that wanted to since World War II. There was a massive pease the Scali. • oil cartel. As one confidential Th break the oil-producing cartel ba ck Decem- transfer of wealth from the co e former UN Ambassador recalled only one nsuming countries document puts It, "Since 60 per cent of the dollar her, 1973. The French believed that the conto the oil producers. The world's financial value of conver*ation with the French representative ma ter ials exports moving In In- the suming countries could have prevented the system was strained to the hr oil crisis In late 1973. K ing poInt. And ternational today originates from (the he hal Insisted oil pricesAs Scali remembercd it, disastrous price rise if they had stood together, the industrial nations could be brought down, plunged into an consuming) countries, the French have ta ken and the Fre nch represen according to the documents, economic crisis, ta tive conte nded the the position that the major oil consumers should prices This completely contradicts the popular would hold. Now the oil potentates, even as ihey They bet a dinner the not fear discussing this subject with the oil ou tcome impression that France, more than any other wallowiig in their new wealth, are talki he said. ng bo prod ce rs... nation, refused to hold the line against the oil raising prices another $1 per barrel in Sep. The reason the French left the other oil"Closer U.S. France relations are needed If increase and, thereby precinitated the collapse tember. This continuing economic assault upon Importing ccuntries and began negotiating their the consumer governments are to have any own f consumer solidarity, the oil deals, according to the documents, was nations has caused more effective leverage over (the oil cartel). If the But the documents lay the blame on damage than a military attack. because Kissinger tried dictate terms. U.S. unilaterally cuts off arms shipments and Secretary of State Henry Kisainger,clalmlng he "Kissinger made it Impossible politically for Sen. Flank Church, D.-Idaho, a power on the other industrial goods to favored Iran, the possibility the French governjpt to cooperate with the *on Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is exists t the French nd others would step hi ___ _____ wi th the oil bloc. His pursuit of Middle East preparing Lu challenge the U.S. policy of and take the business. us. the problem," states one document . settlement, it Is alleged, led him to take a soft placating the ol!-exportlng countries. He wants "Put differently, the brnkdown ..i U.S-France "(But) the French care more about heading rthUi. line the Arabs on oil, to know what the United States has was ceived in off another oil price rise than about se"lng cooperate but not over an unwi llingness to re "He aeernzd to.. undueitünate economics return for arming Iran and Saudi Arabia, the mirages to LbS Shah." over the structure within which and overestimate the Middle East political klnins of the oil t&rte. that cOOperation would take place." The most sensational revelation in the conproblem," states one confidential paper. A State Department spokesman disputed this. The shah has .pearLtaded the drive for fldentil documents isthtth French ,uggesJ Any French Thse is no dispute about what happened higher and higher oL price;. The Saudis, on the offer of cooperation, he said, "had possible mili tary action In 173 to break the oil Ihereaft'r. The 13 nations, vhlch ctr 3 per other hand, no practical slgnIfjcan, When have shown mtv'e 1 o.cern about the squeeze. "The French tried r cent the crude moving in internaticnal cornS economic damage they ari Inflicting upon the the them doi to something specific, they would United Nations," alleges one docwnent, quadrupled the price West. "took always refust to go along." (American Ambassador John Scall aside and The consuming nations &amhled to make A-a" it 117% 0'. 6#3 hw Senator Church has oede*'ed his sub- raised Kissinger's first priority in late 1973, the separate deals with the oil potentates. 011 that committee to delve Into the in acles of oil action the Issue of J4nt U.8,-Fr,nch military esmnan reminded U3, was to keep the MIddIc "Do you accept government tax rebate ChOCkS . Ref e..:nce to Lbs French proposal were produced In the Middle East for 11 cents East "from blowing u p again." The Secretary diplomacy. He bellevedthe consuming countries, made with some cash?" the embassy ,evil and reflected barrel suddenly began selling for Ill a barrel. before they are left in economic ruins, must had keep this objective In mind In his dealings take ca ble traffic." with the oil producers, the spokesman said. Yor - that F New York M ust S businesses are paying bribes to do business in some nations of the world. The acts tarnish the image of dashed Inside to read the first words sent out by the Associated Press on the shooting of Wallace in a Maryland shopping center parking lot. I'll never forget my first thought: God, not again. Another thing I'll never forget Is the Immediate revulsion! felt that senseless act. But my over-riding memory of that afternoon immediate and mechanical reaction the news. There a makeover do and the person there to Hours later, my It all began to sink In. But I still didn't believe It had really happened. time I got to the Jail Monday, fire had been out for some time. sheriff 's office and the Jail lobby were mobbed with reporters, photographers and of course, sheriff's personnel. Sheriff's spokesman John Spolskl was running here and there trying to get the developing story diseminated to the press, while at the same time being judiciously concerned that the families of the dead were all notified of the tregedy. That actual job of notification fell to the tail chaplain and the list of casualties wasn't released until all families had been ciIncted. Stunned sheriff's deputies and Jailers were OPEC To Raise • rices approve - . l.IUIILVIIJ.F,, tabon Al') ilie Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries says that It intends to raise the prices of crude oil on Oct. I. A communique issued Wednesday night at the end of the three-day OPEC minisierlal meeting in Libreville said the 13-nation cartel - ' would stand sew line service, s ng - to, by its current price freeze scheduled to expire — Permitting the city as well agreement was executed before benefits were going to continue. John KIrnbrough "to his face" states "Whereas the county has Interstate Commerce Center." Sept. 30. Mohamed Yaganeh, the governor of Iran's Central Bank, told reporters the October Increase should be around 35 per cent, but it was thought likely the cartel would agree on a lower Increase to avoid further disruption to the economies of the less affluent industrialized countries. of publicly spanking the city expression the intention of as the county to receive at no the plant could open its doors to "He was only joking," Keller officials for not requiting the entering into a negotiations The county, however, refused additional cost water and business. said. subsidiary of the National Cash with the city and Wilco Utilities to approve the city amendment. sewer lines donated by Register Co. to shield its to serve other areas wi.hin the One county commissioner said developers; city." building from public view, All owing the city to purLake Mary was trying to solve Do You Know George Stuart Bacon said Seminole The latest agreement, sub- the prob!emnsof the world in one chase the utility at anytime residents should be war ned the mitted to the city calls for Wilco agreement. during the 20-year franchise county Is going full force Into to serve the NCR-Scott ElecThe county also turned down period even if the county owned CARDESK or?,Inzn the utility business. tronIcs plant and acknowledges F, alr'olt He insisted county corn- "that service be provided any automob'ti. Proy'cjii l'un 11 missloners have spent ,000 to the remaining portions 12" i 15" v.vatng iurSsce b*.,th condemn utility company to within the Interstate Corncup to hold pspv wou,mly. TOKYO AP)_Tt3e Japanese critics and the audiences 1-'t compartment for (Ii stop the City of Ca.sselberry, love the Metropolitan Opera but it has Center pending specific slow starter I oJde"s. notebooh4 memos. at the box office. Since America's premier oper't company which had been negotiating to approval by the county and the purchase the facility, from city for each individual parcel began its first tour of Japan on May 29, the reviews have uying It. based hailed the company and stars Marilyn Home, ability to meet the 3915 Plisk W" SW evsisahi 12$n Councilman Harry Terry said service Sutherland and Robert Merrill. But during the first week the proposed 'I the In Tokyo, only "Carmen" with Marilyn Home was sold could "fight the rest parcel." audience on Wednesday, the out. At the other performances, 20 to 25 this out later," It will not City officials, fearful the fl Pope said that if he had offendgain anything by refusing seats were unsold, ur date, might Ngeage ed those defecting or rebelling 133 Last flIOfI• Odando, florida against the Church he was askhim. ATHENS, Greece (AP) "Have we offended them?" Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis the Pope asked. I "We want to has turned down a $1 million assure this was not offer to portray herself In a film our Intention and that, _J anyway, about her late husband, we will be the first ask them JUNE 11 Dusty Boots Riding Asia. All- JUNE 19 to pardon us." Sanford Naval Air Station Aristotle Onassis. Orlando Dog Training Club " ch it as Seminole Chapter 2, Order of reunion, Lake Golden picnic registration for 10-weeks Game Show, 10 a.m., Wilco Eastern Star, 8 p.m., Masonic lawyer for Mrs. area, 10 a.m. to 10 National Guard Sales Arena, SR 46, miles Temple. Onassis said reports that she Armory, 2809 S. Fernereek, west of 14. Spectators free. considering taking the role. JUNE 29 Orlando. Basic and Advanced Greek film producer Nikos JUNE 21 Fr. Lyons Council K Classes in Obedience and breed JUNE lb C, Mastorakis said Wednesday he Rummage Sale sponsored by corporate communion at Seminole County Hums tie ring classes. made the offer to Mrs. Onassis (Continued From Page I-A) Society. 8 First Fedei'l Seminole County Humane Nativity Church, Lake Mary, through Wood, a writer 6 Society, 10 Savings and Loan, SR 434 jjj old followed by breakfast at the working The Naval Station's rifle 4 JUNE 12 the film script on z.a. Sanford U.S. Bank, clubhouse, 17-92, Longwood. squad stepped forward and the Auditions for Bicentennial __________________________________________ the later years of the life of the crack of ri fle fire sounded L_....k Chorus, 2.5 p.m. Altamonte Greek shipping magnate. across the quiet slopes of the Springs Civic Center. Open to cemetery as 21 shots were fired all interested singers including in the military service teenagers. __________________________________________________ tradition. MISS BESS ANN JONES MR&MURIELMcINTYRE Cochran, Ga., Miss Jean C. Florida Chaplain Service As the last rifle shots echoed McIntyre, Orlando, Mrs. Peggy across the cemetery, a bugler, covered dish luncheon, noon, Miss Bess Ann Jones, 87, of Mrs. Muriel H. McIntyre, 79, J. Wallis, Benton, Wash.; 18 VATICAN CITY (AP) Casselberry Community United hidden slightly from the 4625 Kempston Drive, grandchildren and 25 great- Pope Paul VI has made a plea graveside, began to sound Methodist Church. Rev. James 2102 Cordova Drive, Sanford, for reconciliation among Ro- "Taps" in final salute. Bryan and other chaplains will died Wednesday night at her Orlando, died Friday, Born In grandchildren. residene. She was a native of Camden, N.J., man she Catholics, In moved to Burial was in Lakeview Deputy Robert Moore was at speak on prison ministry Barre, Orlando Pa., and came ID In 1945 from Sanford. Cemetery. During his weekly general rest. Seminole and Lake. Open to Wilkes public, nursery for young Sanford In 1953 from Arlington, She was a member of Conway Va. She was a member of the Assembly of God Church. RICHARD L SKATES children. First Presbyterian Church. Survivors Include a son, JUNE 15 She Is survived by her sister, Charles H., Germany, Robert Funeral services for Richard American Legion Post and Mrs. Joe Chlttenden, and I.., Arlington, Va., Stuart H., Lamar Skates, 23, of 7930 Lake Mills Park, latest addition to the county park system Auxiliary 53 of Sanford in- several nieces and nephews. Lycns, N.Y., and Scott G., Forest City Rd., Lockhart, who will he previewed tomorrow at 5:30 present stallation of officers, 2 p.m. at Gramkow Funeral Home in Sunnyvale, Calif.; daughters, died Monday as a result of the members of the parks advisory committee, couity cornpost home. charge. Mrs. Muriel V. Scarborough, Seminole County Jail fire, were mnissioners, and officials of the parks and planning department _____________________________ held at 2 p.m. today in and their families hold a pre-opening picnic. w6of Gramkow Funeral Home Official opening of th e 50-acre park ha s been post',xrned a few Chapel with Rev. Dennis Raley weeks to allow park crews to add finishing touches the pro,ect. officiating. Burial in Evergreen The park Is located on Lake Mills, east of SH 419 and south c/ Cemetery. Chuluota, in Southeast Seminole. Margaret Hughes John H . Delagall JUNE I1,lV75 In addition to picnic area, beach and lake uiereare 1.0) ft. I Katherine L. Quackenbush Bernard EI senberg ADMISSIONS boardwalk nature tr ails. Zita M. Sayer Sarah L. George an ON: And"ll Smith Grace E. Majors JONES, MISS BESS ANN— Sybil W. Best FuflpiI 5erIc,i f o r MisS Bess Elizabeth N. Stevens Etta Fettierling, DeBary Ann Jones, $7. of 2107 Cordova Larry I,. Bright John J. Delaney IV, DeBary Mae A. Leonard, DeBars Drivi'. Sanford, who died Wed William II. Brooks Michael Goodman, DeBary Herman K. Troller, Del;oaa neay at her residence, will be Ben CPPS held it II a m Ftid3y at the William C. West, DeBary Sue Eardley, Longwood Jerry L. Daniel gravidn Evergreen Mary E. Fuller, Deltona Carey K. Ganong, Orange cemetery with Rev Virgil Mar:aret Davis Randall Rains, Deltona City Bryant and Rev Ken Mullis _ oflicialing Gramkow Funefal OAKLAWN I* . I Stanley Nt. Powell, Vaid3sta, Anne B. Harty, Deltona Home in charge Michael Simolo, Deltona Ga. James C. Raulerson, Geneva _________ Mary L. Horenstein, DISCHARGES • Longwood H. Stanley M. VIhien, Longwood I .- COUNT R Y • Sanford: Beverly Douhitt, Orlando Lori Jill Andes YiKtPrdnv hih 95 f)vpr. ________ - Sells Car Desks? Opera Slow In Japan U U EI - may __________________________________________________________ to a merce been a b demand of city of ______________________ per cent of to go county, at a fut e stuartcw Jackie Onassis Turns Down Bid CALENDAR $ PEOPLE on Joan - .. in them to pardon them that G ob to You can aracterize nonsense, " a Deputy Buried P.M. course, 7p.m., four of was With Honors of p.m., Clem a.m. to p.m., on ._. Pope Seeking AREA DEATHS Reconciliation - of Picnic To Open Park p.m. when past anti HOSPITAL NOTES Funeral Notice - ACTION REPORTS... i k 't. Bob Lloyd - P . WEATHER - night low 69. Rainfall ; .46 inches. Partly cloudy to cloudy through tomorrow with afternoon and evening showers and scattered thunder storms likely. Highs In the upper 80s to mid 9. Lows in the lower 70s. Variable mostly east to southeast winds around 10 mph, stronger anti gu.sy vicinity ct thunderstorms. Rain probability 60 per cent during the day, 30 per cent at night. Writes them In The Herald tt~71 1 WIL Every Day. Bob Lloyd, Staff Writer Action Reports - - . the court, fire and police beat. Fast paced solid reporting on the law, 'I.xtended Outlook Partly cloudy with scattered mostly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. Lows mainly In the 735. Daytona Beach tides: Highs 11:23 a.m., 11:48 p.m.; Lows 5:07 a.m., 5:16 p.m. Port am., canaveral: Highs 11:48 p.m.; lows 4:51 a.m., 5:09. 10:55 crime and its :onsequeiicc. Bob is always on the scene. Searching police blotters, inter. viewing investigators, covering the fires, accidents and trials. Bob gets it all and delivers action for you daily. the Evening Heinid Your Action Newspaper - �_ 6A—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. ... . .. Thursday. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Decision Delayed Repeat of sellout!jj" SURE Mobile Zoning en s Request win ONE H STOP Sul 'O ts — wetci,ste We —III Si nger '• b Approved De!r 0 e — -- -- I * jewelry shoes I co'ogne. L hair _____ S r Look I cia. Drop in • - • i. J" furniture, novelties 0 L e N • SqOViflg supplies. 0 0 SANFORD PLAZA'S 7 Featurea good for Dad - ng. /N1td Side Shirt Style P - I - Limited Quantities — 1 ! ! I P JC -. Shipshape I V T rt AN=E I Stow Tim. MATINEE IF MORE MONEY WOULD HELP ARTS FRIDAY awn n, Wear a E UMME 2:15 4:00 S.W GET YOURS WITH DEPOSIT OF $100 TO YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT. EITHER NEW OR EXISTING. SEE US! 7)0 '' A KPdd,e;5 CALL ON S OF ELECTRIC 11 It FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL ONE TIME ONLY SPEC. MIDNIGHT SUN 4 LEISURE so BINOCULARS ......... 44•95 DIGITAL LED ,II4E READOUT ............ 200.00 125°° SUIT Ji-' DAY DATE STAINLESS AUTO. WATCH JJ [ 7200 go.00 MEN'S WG HALF CARAT i DIA. 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NYLON, OFFER , . - "~40 -"--------- '. ------- - - prohibits'Me amendment also txatLaunchrngrn lakes unless signs are posted — P-v~-,wd tin hr~t rC r1(J1J,,,, a1lwing the practice. ordinance setting flna 11ounci1nemterVirtn cr(vr's motion to amend the — Ac(epled a planned section of the ordinance she report, after public hearing, c-iid was in conflict with the the federal revenue sharing animal control ordinance and program The report deleting public places from the designates $8,000 of the federal ban on boat launching, died for money for recreation and 16, lack of second Shevoted 4fl fr ibiIc i tki C H without Hassle PR. ' - -, Maste r Charge AN - 7EEN ASSTD. SIZES Layaway BankAmericar -:a - 1-n _3 Sit i, z* 7 to. cod COMFORTABLE TERRY LINING LADIES TANK TOPS jq buil SIZES OF SSOR MORE WITH COUPON SANFORD STOPE ONLY F ncilman 1%lartin Bacon — Passed on first reading an Sr., noted that his thinking right wnerximent to the building now is that one secretary can be code, esta blishing f inished noor hired to handle various chores levels at 16 inches above the for various boards. crown of an established road or if topography wiH not pern-~t, In other action, the Council: Adopted on sc-cond reamng the building pad win be 12 in. an ordinance permitting ches minimum above surrounding groundon a cundenination and demolition of dilapidated or unsafe ides. The ordinance also ding s. by 4.1 on second requires that finished flours be a minimum of two feet abo. reading an amendment to the the IDO year high water mark or flood stage in all areas. e f0banni —Pasdonflrtreadu unleashed rp city di nee providing socl;jI playgrounds and recreation LADIES' POM POM 75; APPROVED DEALER Athena2000 ASSTD SIZES POP ANNOUNCES Now located SINGER I STERE I) THRU SATURDAY RED WHITE i I 7t'flIC SANFORD PLAZA IN Do.en DAILY, BOOK MART RY $ OPEN 10-9 S LE I I I I y A 1/ t A t' in our clated before 1965 Coca Colcl 80 everything PLAZA Assistant Manager's 0 for every '2.00 in WEDUESDAY - TAX OFF 0 See Mr. Berry at JOIN A SUMM11 UAGUEI BOWL A Mm'"i"R ICA of FLORIDA Last night, however, Nlayor medical technician and a Walter Sorens-ton imited the registered nurse from the Lake zoning board to submit by Slary Fire Department also Sunyaproposed budget fo needed assistance. fiscal 16 to benOct 1. 0 STILL TIME. SANFORD PLAZA ONE- HOUR CLEANERS This week the response Was "Chief Harriet( welcomed to Bill Atack. Last week, it was our firemen," Mrs. Mercer to Hans Schweizer. said, adding an emergency vrr: V SANFORD $ . PLUS 169 O i • Jarman fi l l SPECIAL EVERYTHING INCLUDED— EVEN THE FISHI REG Just •in time or Da $2 HEXAGON TANK 219.95 NEXT DOOR TO PENNEV'S o SANFORD PLAZA 3220580 We will pay you ONL Y UR Lei 512 OPENFRI.NITETIL9 SANFORDPLAZA 77 29 GALLON SANFORD i 95 $ S EC Or B EAUTY I TREA ' . C % SPECIAL We accept Vogue Charge Master Charge t.merican Express BankAnierjcard 1E MARY The city against the ordinance. dosnothavefundsbudgedto Heard Mayor Walter pay a woman who volunteered Sorenson Praise the volunieer her semices as secretary of the fire department for sending 10 planning and zoning board, and firemen with air and oxygen that fact hasn't changed since bottles to assist at the jail fire last week, the City Council Monday. indicated last night. the Lake Mary firemen For the second week jnarow, had not come in with oxygen a zoring board member asked there would have been more f(x* money to reimburse, the dead than there was," Bacon secretary, Patty Gerald, for said. Mrs. Mercer said the men time and expenses. For the nsweredaca1lfromSanJoJ second week in a row the Fire Chief G.M. Harriett for Council gave the same reply. help and oxygen. — ONE WEEK ONLYI L BOWL AMERICA an u ei AND 79 flU Father's Da for your convesilence MON.-TUES.-SAT.108 WED.-THURS.-FR. 10.9 %OFF 99.97 All prices for each pocketbook OPEN — ON A SCHEDULE? PHONE FOR AN I APPOINTMENT $750 00 We use and recommend RK produc Look Good for Dad 99to 595 - INCLUDING TVs R EG. • ENGLISH LEATHER SAMPLE GOOD THRU SAT., JUNE 14 AT BOB'S HAIR STYLING SANFORD PLAZA Money Lack ng, 1 ouna0 Says i Shampoo Summer lops on hair styling $2 G. 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Add a Hallmark Father's Day card and oU will be sure to please on Sunday. June i. - r Airport Blvd. & 17-92 ROAD SERVICE STANCARD It's qood to know it's there when you need it. Father", S Day REG. . U . MEMBER FLAGSHIP BANKS, INC. 7 i S! I - 8AM to 6 P.M. - SEMINOLE SPECIALS 4 DomEsrlc . YE V14f 6 1 SCHICK REG.88c A 9 5 U h BANK COMING SOON! on service work R 5CT.GILLETTETRACII FLAGSHIP Tj .•• ... G Father's Day Shopping? SANrORD PLAZA ONLY s°i Students Free pickup & delivery Limillighl Reserved IMPROVE YOUR J 7)0 is SAT.-SUN. __________ i SANFORD PLAZA - PRICES GOO THRU SATURDAY a enne ~7* • £A1 THIS WEEKEND F Mack said the planning and the majority of te traffic zoning board recommended the 1mg to Ins e4to go to r equst be e;,no out of the area. planned construction site is a 1ksaid plans includid % iter rtthdrgl arc4i, sould increase in city pu1ation and providing three recreation the burden the centers on site, a tot lot and h school system and that the general purpose playground advisory board questions with one small convenience %%hether the city can require store and laundry facilities at construction of the planned each of the ecreation areas. Other recreation facilities to clubhouse and recreation facilities in the project's first beprovlded,Urbansaid,would be three tennis courts, a 1tack said the zcnthg )GZd backthiJ court, rwimmtng pool, shuffleboard court and a 'med down the proposal s-i fear the small putting green. [less stated proposed "diggir4 out" of lakes Included in the park conon the tract for "beautification struction, he said. would be purposes" may further lower both sewer and water plants e level of Crkstal Lake. and storm drainage would be lie also said while a proposed handled in a water retention trenchtocarrytreatedeffluent area near the lakes. From the sewer plant probably When It was noted more would be no health hazard, it would present a nutrient definite puns might persuade problem. °board, Urban said t 3ingtoomuchtorequest He suggested residential zonlngfortheparceiwithone that his firm vend home permitted for each three completeeering'pla on ns without zoning approval. to four acres. I try a SANFORD PLAZA CMAM 4 Polyester Blends ___________________________________________________ *OC*G . ,L M IT'S ALL HERE IN 11W I c I 4 h a ir s ty le — StaTe Street! food and and see them at 1030 - . h_p ___ (;A — Give hi m m a gift of clothing ! Snagged By DONNA ESTM City Attorney Gary Massey Herald Staff Wrf ter questioned the proposed laying LAKE MARY — The City of sewer pipes under water. fie Council last night delayed until said if lines burst or were July 9 a decision on a request broken raw sewage would txt for rezoning of n acres boun. dumped into the lakes. Al J. Urban, representing his ding Rinehart Road to permit construction of a mobile home own firm, said plans are to provide 285 mobile home rental park. The zoning charge from sites with 150 designated for agriculture to RM2, requested families and l26 for adulisonly by Leo Trapanier, was in Separate sections. Str.nuOus1) opposed byzornng Urban approximately board member Bill Atack. and 300 cars daily would be by(eorgeHess,atrystalLake generated by the park onto property owner. adjacent Rinehart Road with leisure S Try, Miy I,)7S-7A 644 7 PW Y~1 Z~k ' j, . • '-- •r';-. 4 . .- �- _•. _;__-_, IA—EveningHcraId, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June i, 1975 tu — oe ueu [ i F)enney Father's Day Door Busters t. k Men dress shirts. Now $7 CLAI Steastrom to negotiate with the Owner of a 10-acre tract In Forest Lake. 7 \JI double knit suits. Spec ial! 3 Was 18 in May. Long sleeve polyester-cotton dress shirts in pastel colors. Police Recover Weapons for _____ . _____ $ QQ Men's good looking suits of wrinkle-resistant double knit polyester. Featuring 2-button, center vent blazer jacket and flared slacks. Solids or patterns in the latest fashion tones '4 I 7' Now 16 j Was $7 In May. Short sleeve polyester-cotton dress shirts with long point collars in pastel and deep tone colors. J. Great buy on hand tools. Special 4 7 9 -, -* .. sky- --''i. S''.• 9 Plug socket, '' and 'i" drive parts, ratchet, extensions, hack saw and blades, hex keys. utility knives, wrenches and more /,.., -: o Ii 94-piece socket sot includes spark 0. 'l'i.11r 240.3 AMC Famous name brand Men's sport shirts. Men's leathe goods. J, r 3 for $ 10 Mm) s Short ste(vve woven lexturized Polyester sport shirls Trim tailored with long point collar, chest I' /2. price mnd fashion pnnts 'MLXL -t - ; \ 4.- ;i1 -- ZALES CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penneys Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. People Make Us Number One EIGHT CONVENIENT WAYS 10141! I 'This is where Pandora's Box opened up," a staff member said Wednesday in reference to the internal investigation begun in 1973 by then-CIA director James H. Schlesinger in James V. Stanton, 1)-Ohio. Stanton was quoted today by the Cleveland Plain Dealer as saying he was informed the CIA was involved In the actual assassination of at least one agency assistance to the White to name the leader, CIA dire ctor William E. Colby is scheduled to appear today beforethepa ne lheadJby Rep Colby declined to comment Wednesday about the Rockefeller Commission report, other than to say he would not en- NOW WASHINGTON:AP) — said he was preparing his Nearly eight years ago, a letter teaching materials and planned was mailed from the Soviet to spend his vacation at the Union to Robert N. McElwain, Black Sea. a Massachusetts schoolteacher. The CIA decided the message It never reached its destina- was worth saving on microfilm, (ion, but McElwain has finally but it says it does not know why received a copy of it, courtesy the original letter never of the Central Intelligence reached McElwain. Agency, "We can all wonder as much McElwain wrote the CIA 5ev- as we want to, but we're not era) months ago, asking to see going to discuss the matter furany file it might have compiled (her," a CIA spokesman said. on him. He made his request The Rockefeller Commission under the Freedom of Informa- report an the CIA, Issued Thes(ion Act. Re hardly expected day, said the mail opening was the agency to know who he was, unlawful and did not meet naBut McElwain received a tional security criteria that brief iette', noting the CIA had would have made it legal. The a "sir.gle reference" to the 38- operation was halted in 1973 year-old Harvard, Mass., resi when the chief postal Inspector dent who teaches French and refused to allow It to continue Spanish in a Lincoln, Mass., without high-level approval. junior high school. McElwain said in a telephone The file was "classified and interview that he received a divulges intelligence sources and methods," the CIA letter long, apologetic letter Monday said, ar.t ,uld thereLre rot be from Colby. "I guess I'm past the po in t of released Ills 'curiosity aroused, being outraged, but it maddens the teacher said, recalling McElwain decided to appeal the decision and enlisted the aid of that the disappearance of the his congressman, Rep. Robert Russian's letter interrupted a budding friendship. F. On May 21, John F. Blake, lie said he originally wrote to chairman of the CIA's Inforina. his friend after the Russian retion Review Committee, sent turned to the Soviet Union. But McElwain a letter informing when he didn't get a reply, he him that the agency now had decided not to write again bedecided to release the file. It cause he feared the Soviet govcontained a copy of the missing erimment would disapprove. letter from the Soviet Union, 'Finally, after seven years, I The Scviet letter was written discover that he ... had reAug. 18, 1967, by a Russian plied," McElwain said. "I had teacher whom McElwain and thought that It was their govhis wife had met sometime ear- ernment which must have lifted her while the Russian was my letter! Now I discover that studying at Harvard Business it was our own government School. which lifted his and kept it, In 64 words, including saluta- thereby arbitrarily cutting off (Ions and closing, the Russian our friendship." .4. dorse the commission's recommendation that part of the CIA budget be made public. timents, saying such information would risk disclosing CIA secrets, "I wouldn't recommend it, but that Is for Congress to de- Sen. Frank Church, cha irman of the Senate intelligence panel, emerged from a closed session of the House defense appropria. (Ions subcommittee. The chairman of that subcommittee, Itep, George H. Mahon, D-Tex., agreed with colby's sen. 00 Activities CIA ss the CIA, examining allegations of assa ination as well as the entire area of foreign cort operations." Church said he agrees with 0 letters to the Defense, State, Treasury arid Justice departments as well as to the CIA, asking for comments and recommendations based on the many of the commission's rec- commission report. in all likelihood just the tip of ornmendatlons but added that the report should have proposed The 300-page report is limited to domestic activities, Church said, adding that "our work must probe much deeper into specific criminal penalties for future wrongdoing. At the White House, Press Secretary Ron Nessen said President Ford was drafting "Alter he receives these revommendationsand suggestiomi, the President will decide what action to take administratively and what legislation might be required ," Nessen said. Open Sunday 15 p.n. DISCOUNT FOOD tPA bA1 FIRST TIME IN SANFORD - STORE LOW COST CONVENIENCE STORE OPEN 7 11 PICNIC SUPPLIES ' PET SUPPLIES BEER All Brands All Sizes HEALTH At BEAUTY SUPPLIES CIGARETTES 99 PNIWPS 6PAK 481 each 000AS 5Q9 $A.48 carton ALWAYS LOW T.G. LEE Sunbeam HOMOGENIZED BREAD MILK $ If he could have his way, Atty. Gen. Edward If. Levi would examine the many aides of a problem, turn it inside out and sit for a time in quiet reflection upon its charhcter. Then he would decide what to do about it. that luxury as he har dealt with problems of seldom has had He WASHINGTON (AP) n.itional importance From his first day in office four months ago. Ile may be rushed toward a decision again as he examines the Itc,ckcicllcr Ccmr.1k.n's piiUk' report of "plainly unlawful" domestic activities by the Central Intelligence Agencj and the secret study of alleged CIA plots to assassinate foreign leaders. President Ford instructed Levi to decide whether to bring criminal charges against those involved in the CIA activities. A White House source says Ford wants all CIA probes wrapped up b) Sept. I and a decision in 30 days about material on alleged assassination plots. A knowledgeable Justice Department source said Wednesday L that Levi is aware of the White House desire for a quick decision but will insist on a careful investigation. Spokesman Robert Ravel said the probe will "be handled In the normal investigatory manner," but the White House has yet to deliver all the commission materials. The decisions on prosecution rest with in attorney general who came to office from the presidency of the University of Chi.ago and a lifetime of legal scho!arshlp so distant from politics that he emt'races no political party. total I T. special Ittee flegins Investi'9ation Of Subco Attorney General 'Likes To Reflect' --- Handsome selection c; billfolds. Choose Ir' rr asscrtecj styles an leathers. In black or brown. I In rejecting the Ways and Means panel's tax plan, the House 1976 top the 1573 national record consumption of 6.67 million first voted 34 to 72 to chop 20 cents off the proposed 23-cent boostbarrels of gasoline daily. in the existing 4cents-a.gallon federal gasoline tax. Then, by 209However, about 85 per cent of any money raised through Uww UP. the House Wed the remaining 3-cent hike. up-to-20 cents hikes in the tax would have been refunded to all In the 3-cent vote, 95 Democrats joined 114 Republicans in the Americans aged at least 16. ajority while 170 Democrats and 17 Republicans voted for the m Rep. Fortney H. Stark, D-Calif., argued that the gasoline tax increase. Ulirnan, house Speaker Carl Albert and Majority to me to blindl punish the workers, the low-income Leader Thomas P. O'Neill, D-Mass., were on the losing side. people, for semething we should have solved years ago. It is As de-signed by tte committee, the levy would have been patently unfair.... T'he normal course of events will see the price boosted by cents a gallon in January 1976 to provide $3 billion rise probably 10 cents over the next several years." annually for a trust fund to help develop alternative e nergy sources. Rep. Joseph E. Karth, DMlnn., who supported the tax, accused Republicans of "profound partisanship" and "I think this issue Starting in April 1977, tne gasoline tax would have been inwill be decided mora hv lack of political courage than by the facts creased in four steps of 5 cents a gallon apiece if Amerkaas In or the needs of the country...." lie also said, "It is not a case of backing off and accepting the I - 14 koro, gold, Our EveningHerald,Sanford,FLThursday,jun.)fl_9A portant for politics," Uliman declared. Letter Arrives From U.S.S.R. $699 I karat t lax Hike — - -I II Eight-Year-Old 7 l)aomonds, t1k _______ — t_ Focuses On Secret Probe Of Misdeeds to investigate U.S. intelligence operations. A similar Senate committee tUIS been at work for se veral months. pocket In the latest Solids Rings uniquely styled for today's man. - Peace feelers may be extended by both the White House and Ullman added he was talking about reports that Secretary of Democratic leadership at toda I ive-month deadlock between Y's meeting in an effort to end the Commerce Rogers C.B. Morton had urged Ford to remove the different energy programs put forth second $1-a-barrel oil Import tariff Such a step would be a White by Ford and the Democratic congressional leadership. House gesture toward compromise with Congress, where there is strong antitariff sentiment, After watching, his gasoline tax plan suffer a crushing defwt Wednesday night, Rep. Al Ullinan, 1)-Ore., chairman of the Ways As part of his energy program, Ford has Imposed a $2-a-barreil and Means Committee, indicated that a new compromise might tariff on imported oil and has said he will increase it to $3. Ford be itteiipted, also has called on Congress to replace the tariff eventually with a tax of $1-a-barrel on all oil, U.S.-produced as well as Imported oil, 'The President is in trouble with his program.... We are in a tax of 37 cents a l,)0 cubic feet on natural gas and an end of trouble with our program.... Maybe we can talk. This is too Imprice controls on oil and natural gas. wAsIIlN(;ToN (API — A newly created house SUbCOIIImiflee on the CIA is beginning its investigation by focusing on the agency's own secret pr obe of its misdeeds. A Ierrific s HE WANTS FASHION, TOO. • WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressjoj leaders are meeting with President Ford to talk about energy after the 23-cent gasoline tax program of Democratic tax strategists was overWhelmingl scuttled New low prices A hesitant Seminole County The site is adjacent to a 12.5 School Board, amid references acre parcel being donateththe to earlier mistakes in site school system by the locations, put off until June 25 authorizing Attorney Douglas developers of Country Creek, a planned urban development at Forest Lake. School Supt. William P. "Bud" Layer had recommended the board make an offer on the site so that the two be put together for a 22.5 acre elementary or middle school. That drew opposition from board member Davie B. Sirs, who said it was "a mistake to Sanford police today reported accept that property because they have recovered a rifle and we don't need a school in that a shotgun taken last night In a &rea. We're busing kids there burglary at the home ofM.c. now to fill up the schools we Gordon, 720 Mellonville have. Avenue. "The site is surrounded by at The weapons were recovered least two or three schools near an auto at Bay Ave. and already," he said. Seventh St. after police Stenstrom called on the board received a report that a Slack to be sure tho proposed site male had taken a gun from the w3uld be acceptable to the car. Department of Justice. "We are Officers responded to the no longer free to go out and buy ne and lost the man after he a piece of land welike and put a fled on font into aneabywooded school on it, hesaicj. area. Stertrom urged the board to During the search police "make an affirmative finding" received the burglary report that a school on the Forest Lake and found that three shotguns site would contribute to and a rifle, valued at $474, had desegregation of the county's been taken after the Gordon schools, and avoid trouble with house was entered by a window. Washington. Detective Sgt. Eddie Hughes Board member Pat Telson said Gordon identified the rifle wanted to first look at the and shotgun found near the auto property and noted that she, at as belonging to him. l?a.ct, had not yet seen a map of The auto was Impounded by the area and didn't know where police. Officers said this the proposed site was. morning that no arrest had The site In question carries a been made In the burglary case. price tag in the range of $40,000 Sanford police also reported to $65000. that two flintlock rifles, a There was nodding of board powder horn and a hunting heads when a spectator exspear, total value $150, were presscd concern that building a missing after a burglary school on that particular site yesterday at the Long Rifle might place a heavier burden Shoo, 210 Sanford Avenue, on black students who would Sheriff's deputies today were continue to be bused long investigating a burglary at the dJStaflCtS from their neigh. apartment of Sheila B. Sailer, borhoods, while the whites 200 Fern Park Boulevard, Fern remained near their homes. Park. Deputy R. H. Nei,shutz When the nodding was over said a color television, stereo, theboard defeated the motion tape recorder, typewriter and to begin negotiations im. Jewelry, total value $645, was mediately in favor of Tetson's reported missing from the move to consider the site again rpartment. at theJune 25 mee,Jng. c,t i43I.... " z' ' , Leni Las amendment, the five members the election of 1973 for the first City Attorney '.Ned Jullan It was not supported by plan. of city council must reside In time, council colleagues after Gerard In other business, Grant said Jr. said the doctor said different geographical areas of Connell, prior to his election he will be calling a series of Longwood "is theirs f t to atSandra Thompson, the city's complained it would have workshops on a budget for the tempt to shirk its respon. LONG WOOD— Council theascity. The districts are to be nearly equal in population asfirst "councilwoman" prepared denicd the new areas of the city 1975.76 year. sibilities" in a matter of this the original diWicting , Chairman J. R. Grant is possible. Plan, the opporturdty to elect a sort. "Let him sue," was Grant's working on a new districting and districting herself out of representative to the governing Julian added that it was found response and board members office at the same time. proposal to be adopted prior to body. Although the Florida did not object to his decision last year that the city was not the city's December election, Legislature passed the charter An effort was made by Grant told council members concerning a demand for responsible for doctor and amendment for the city Li the Councilman Don Schreiner the water meter reader and payment of a doctor bill for a hospital bills when a man, h reported to fellow city late 1960's, it was first Im- last year to push through a Building Inspector David person city police shot last year suspected of robbing a city dry council members this week. plemented with an enacting districting plan piepared by Chacey are collecting data to in a chase through the corn- cleaning establislunent, was According to a city charter ordinance in 1972 and used in City Clerk Onnie Shomate. shot while eluding police, assist him in preparing the munity. School Site By RICK PANTRIDGE Herald Staff Writer in uecernger tiecTion By DONNA ES1F4S Herald Staff Writer Board Balking At I-4rii IC(- ii ---;_____- Longwood Eyes New Districting Plan I Causes Damage By JANE CASSELBERRy Herald Staff Writer A severe thunderstorm, bringing with it heavy winds and rains, passed over parts of South Seminole early yesterday evening causing some property damage and scattered power failures. Altamonte Springs Waste Water Division's Keller Road Treatment Plant recorded 3.2 inches of railt. In Forest City, tornado-like winds blew a large tree onto a car and house belonging to Robert R. Hubbard, 1209 Lois Ave., while debris damaged the fence of a neighbor, Mrs. Donald Mcaulay of 1213 LoIs Ave. A tree fell In the front yard at 3705 Anna Drive damaging a child's swing set. At 6201 Linneal Beach Drive, an aluminum roof was blown off a Florida room and debris smashed a window at the home of David J. Bennett. County firemen responded to a laundry dryer fire in the crea, believed to have been caused by an electricity surge when the storm caused a power outage. The storm was extensive in Orange and South Se:nir.e. anrtiinL' " Th:' 4 'E;,rP'r, rri.anagr of con. sun,er services for Florida Power Corp. He said that it was the second night in a row the company had been J)l1Ud by scattered power failures caused by Ind, lightning and trees falling on lines. - -- __±-_ ICE CUBES HOT SANDWICHES T000 FROZEN MEATS 49 3/ Gallon FROZEN VEGETABLES 1 Giant Size Loaves POP CORN DISCOUNT FOOD STORL OPEN 7-11 Friendly Fast Service 1201AIRPORTBLVD.SANFORD I -- -F_a. — -- -- .--- OPEN 7-11 (NeurCroomsHighSchool) - .----'--?-.i —_1— -- - L_ I_ t'_111_ :,• .. -_7. __ ..•.__-_ _ ._.-.._ __if ---'-_•-_'_ ]_ -__ .'-=_ -_,-•'_ ••_. -.-_ . .. 1_______. - - _____' _____ -.,e,-.- ____ _ ._________- _________ a - _____' ________ _______d, ' .-•-- _ .%_ ..-._'. . _. _• ._i_ I_ •, �- ___________ - ______ - ___________ - - TT1II1111 - -- i-Even' Herald , Sanford, Fl. -. -• - . -. -_- - -= lii Thursday, June 13. Ifls 0 .1 I -;_. .s . , I J~*- . , I I p1 /. W f IL - I _N . - ~1 * ' -' ' . ! - lot. - ( ., - *,~....j;~., At 04, 0- 0 • I T - I v. - I .e 4 .. *ci ,' k " ,, I ... II- . .\: a ro;@~7 , ~ . . I 1 .&I # I r4i'i ts r -- __ I I 7 I - i i i ._..i i I A I I I n Parties Are Prelude To I VI' • - V jor their teachers, today is were held honoring Miss Donna ueMorse and Jean Jacoby. On June 6, uncle and aunt of Lee Sawyers and David Hobbs A bridal coffee was hotd by" the bride, Mr. and Mrs Roby prior to their J une 7 wedding Mrs. Robert Rosemond and her Laing entertained the brida l Thebndeis thedaughterofMr. daughter, Cherie, at the coupleandout4.townguestsat and Mrs. BWKe Sawyers, 2453 ~____ _--_ - home. Donna, her mother and Parker, Bob Williams, Butch from University of Colorado grandmother, Mrs. Burke Riser, James Lee, Rudy Sloan, and Chuck Hobbs from Wake Steele were presented car- Harold Whittern, James Ter- Forest, bridesmaids Mary Jo nation corsages. willegar, Bob Irvin, Neil Maxwell and Dee Blackwelder, Guests included Karen Pruden, Mike Galletta, Tom Angie Harris, Cherie Johnson, Deborah Williams, McDonald, Jo Hardwick, Jim Row.mond and Mr. and Mrs. Mary Beth Williams, Katie Rowe, Bob Karns, John Lee Sawyers from Van Nuys, %%helchel, Leslie Whittern, Morgan, Frank Whigham, Calif. Lynette Marcel, Marcia Vernon M'ze, Mary Joyce A rehearsal dinner was Siskind Susie Woodruff, Susan Bateman, Debbie Irvin, Martha hosted by the bridegroom's Orwig, Debbie Irvin, Mrs Ted McDonald and Martha Hard- parezitsat the Mayfair Country Williams, Jim Terwilleger, wick. Club on t he night of J une 6. Vann Parker George Mills, A dinner party for the bridal Guests Joining the br1 party Danny Wallace Howard couple was hosted by Mr and and family for a roast beef Whelchel, Harold Whittern, Irs. Melvin Siskind and their dinner included Rev and Mrs James Lee, Ralph Cowan, Scott children Je'f and Marcia at Leo King, Lewis Dorton, Frank Sanders, Gene Marce, Neil their Grandvlew Avenue home Dunn, Curt Fincher, Bill Pruden, Mike Ga lletta, Ralph on June 5 Guests Included Archer, Mr . end Mrs Butch Govocek, Jack Burney, Bob Roby Sawyers, Mary Jo Riser, Angie Harris and Mr. Irvin, Bill Alpaugh, Walter Maxwell and Dee Blackwelder and Mrs. Walter Haene of Steele, Bob Steele, Benny fromChapelHiU,NC,J Charlotte,NC , MEN'S COLOGNES" % e ra% ' TRIPLE HEADER SHAVER - ____ I - • -.-----.- MODEL 331 I 0I0NAIRE HAIR DRYER A STYLER1000 WATTS OF POWER di I h i gh __.l t... 0 -. -' i- - , MFG. ,i,p .,t n HOT LATHER MACHINE 1 ..-. - ..- _-, - He's 29 One thing bothers me. Three years ago, I those to have an - '•- '- - *_ 1 :- , --- - - '_--- hot lather always' Uses all brands of shaving cteam '*' • L) tiW14111 ':' abertion. No one knews about it, t \ m A few past love affairs. I didn't meat to resolve her grIef and consi de r any of them very resumeanormalllle Her daily • w - - serious Then he caid he had the visits to the cemetery and s,, I ' , 14 51 l'III past was bothering me because husband are symptoms of her it "Shows." (He couldn't illness And if her doctor . ._ - But the Welcome Wagon hostess n make it ea.sivr posMbly know anytIting.) doesn't ciesirly we this, find one ho nder if I should a bout0t 1n ' ErABBY This Is for he abortion. He be very' understandi ng But "UPTIGHT MOM" whose 4. what if he isn't? If I told him year-old kid refused to eat - to djust'to your sur roundinits, aod maybt. put I . J' (?'C 't'Vfl ~ . vi99 . * _______ v. ____ ____ . . - II I :M , Mothe;tzi'.sonailofuagoing wIthout.Pttyaoonuey'iigc to thecemeterywt th bertocry hungryencughtoeatanythjng. over Papa's MOTHEROFTIIRLE We loved our father, too, but CONFIDENTIAL. TO S.O.S. don't ycu think rs of INNAPLFSFLA.:Icau'tbelp mounng is long enough' you unJes )t41 give me more Mother's doctor told her it's information. What were the ,I grase. - __ r ,.~ - MASSAGER - _ ____ ____ f - _ T . . - ' -- -- - -. - - - -- - - ______ 1- -.. :-- X -1 2% I—- - -- :.. . - -' i4 '.- ' )1 . -"r'jy - - . _. --T-- --- - , _____ .. - eadline 0 Attention all tennis players. Saturday is the deadline for S entries in the Seminole County s I A tennis tournament to be pLayed *1w weekend a une 3ftodlGownl )oJ w ••' * C CAN • it)EwwoRl.P HANDLE He's sure to put "I these _____- ___ TIMEX ' WATCH ES .1, IV YOUR Tennis Courts at the home o presenthtioncelebration.Many Emma Spencer, 620 Osceola area businesses are sponsoring prizes for the winners. Dr., Sanford. f,/r a,, lr IC/I 1 officer was presented with a ' % 4L that / g et on so well to ether 4_4 / - - I SVERPLATED XDD1`u"` GT HEAVY I~ DUTY ilf MARGE WILLIAMS 322 1812 Sanford . ~ MUSCLES MFG Ll-;T' I I_ / I - A " - 11111 ~ . P You tin control ym op9dite and hefp take off IW%o exits pwxh. Yn. limirids and irdes from th 03, wk. ins. waist - oil ow - withu 96no on a staratim - *33 JUDYRENEE to / %F 834 5'212 Altamonte Siwings-Longwood 70 1 YEAR GUARANTEE :. ____ I . 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T IF 111111111 )1 flV rn i - / / Casual combos wIll take .. signs ac,;iable . 4,/' ' JI dassics -: - -- I refreshing :r/.' - ,.- CHOICE - _4 7.I I /,. I -P-M - Zodiac all * a 4X;88 . I IWI use. __________ I A LTA MONTE MALL entry in both tournaments. Foll uwing the playoffs on excellent to _____ benefit tournament. otheC5flcerSocietYcostrS 'i - - 5III,;rIT.?th at installed the officers for the 1975-76 year . Each incoming Call Edith IMrs. David McNeill of 1)1 -,,,,. ' '~ ' 4 ~ 4300 -- .60 '.' Sanford by Saturday rose corsage during the can weekend, mixed doubles the to regIste tour entry in the £ ______ School, pproac hing Unit, American Cancer Society second weekend. A SM donation _____ MAN - Coat chaplain. were exchanged. Later Mrs. James Pearson, Men's and women's doubles will be played the first _____ - UNC 1 Club, and Mrs. Lloyd Swain, sponsor for the Anchor Club D ____ -- annual banquet at GNi's Italian president; Sheila Johnson, vice Restaurant in Casselberry. president;, Kathy Afterdinnersecretpalsfor the secretary; Patti Meyers,, year were reveal ed and gifts treasurer and Jolene Brubaker, Canaon S 208 E FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANCORD " OnMay22theAnchorClubof dlellght ceremony New of Seminole High School held its ficers are Janie Paul , - - STORE -. - A -. SHOE I' PH 322 0204 a..'- - - 's- Tennis DISCOUN PRICE: """ - FIX 4" I I GIFT, 'r--), A . - - - % -- . -- - •- - i - - It's been a bectic year for fht grade teacher hb. Pearl Robinson, and last day of school h no -.5 ________ . . - . - , Al ._ _J ____ OPEN FRI. NITES . 1' - i- . MODEL %1_;h.P'0_, f - . -- . -- liii & - - - - 5_, ' - Oa White Shoes & Colors. Dress& Casual Styles. 1 ._..: - - ____ - - " -- - - _M1111 '-b- - - fi, RECORDERS e MIN'S - LADIES' . . - ..... :-:-- - LR i - ,- - PHONOGRAPHS ; -- I - 4. M - • 0 'VJ ow- ---& 1 asn't helped her any. someone, you can be jadr Isn't there someUdr we can derorale it all depends upon - ! - _____ 44 k STEREOS h I; I I SAVE -: . - OUR PRICE time she snapped out of it, but it cirtrumstaners? 11 you shoiot - -- S ST 'Y ' LE four yea I - ELEGANT Just give the kids what YOU E*.*cry heUday Is turned into a Wng they dioWd eaL and If us.? .00 ..8v ting because they don't want iL they can ro ; PRICE - GIFTING I -I -- - ____ ____ ' OUNCES I r_.- _. -. -- i 12 - 91e75 __;- • I t4t ___ -____ CAMERAS MEDCO -. .. .. -_ . _1' - ti' ___________________ % _____ __ I.. -_ --- 10 - - - ___ I--.-! -`:.-Amili -____ - 88 OFF " I V#:Llij MFG. LIST . --•. - :- - - 11W! II. I _____ 1 FULL YEAR UNCONDITIONALLY AC ADAPTOR OPTIONAL VW I Fbarth grade tewber Ms. Abby Young gets a belping hand Irm Monies Kelly (left) and Swan president of the Sanford Pilot FOR MEN LA __-_____-_._-___ - --, - ;'. Ii The new Electric Char B Clue also makes old-fa. shioned barbecuing SPRAY 1 ,. only what )ou have in the houm. I never have junk foods around. No sugar drinks, every !ingle day, and if we call my doctor and tell Isim my 4-year-old kid was giving me don't go with tier every Sunday, orders. I - r ,* 'i 9 Know why? Because kids eat only person I can think of who what they eat for snacks might be able to help. It's about because that's all they can find. my mother, Abby. Also, I never take my kids My father died four years ago along when I go rmrketing (he was 71), and MY MotLer is because kids want everything still carrying on like he (bed last t m " -_-- j -.-- - FOR FATHER'S DAYI -: - 0 19" new mum. I think your fiance is cookies or candy. Only nurfishing. Don't bite. titious foods, fresh fruit, [WAR ABBY You are the vegetables and milk Thats I' 9A a 12 if smile on your face' and he were toflrowituptome anything but peanut butter an Jelly' sandwiches and chocolate latex, I couldn't stand that. Should I te n him? chip ice cream: ,NEEDS ADVICE I have three kids and they've DEAR NEEDS: Since you never had an eating problem. don't know how -an. derstanding" be would be and you drin't feel the need to unburden" yourself-keep rn. -I -. - - I _________________ _____ - BRASS L -- -. ___ $4495 I L. mm - I MEDCO - feeling Umt somiething in my constant Wk of her deceas *4 -s - _____ __ - REVLON TOP CAS E _JJ.1_..! - -- ________ 1 without the mess of char. coal. 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I , -" j-:4 I L",',.;:)J.,~,~.- V I Probably the most hectic thii-ee 11,ays in the lives of school teachers, jula those three they -, COOD THRU IM -" - -L- For sttdents in Seminole County, school's bean out for i gloriousfu ll weeka1readyIiu, A , 1 - V- -./ I II f : I . s Sch o ?'J "J . 'V I 7 I • :' • Hei wo 75-; -~ fPltij • Teachers t. I A -. - ~j QUANTITY iT Thursday, June 12,1975--1 - director. Ile Is in constant makes the music and musiciami are available for "Freedom fii- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 11111111111111 - iiinn' Donna Sawyrs pri'cents gfft.c to bridesmaids istanding from left) Martha Parker, Dee Black I i '1 I \1 ifls , II irid I'I i In it ht huited by Mrs Vana Parker of Sanford irs WOMEN Ministries Inc. Recently the governmental officials of the McLiughlln, Eddie flight . - s - features the music of the past Calvary Assembly, and com demand for music workshops come alie Celebration" and may be ob200 years ith reminders of the mutes regularly by air to where hundreds of music "Freedom Celebration" will tamed b, writing Calvary future It is carefully costumed Michigan where he directs dIrecto, cone for training and present guest soloist l..arnel e Concert Choir, 1918 Miller , and will be supported by special three choirs for an organiza ti on instruction Harris of Louisville, and area Winter Park Please send check lighting effects and spec hIch he founded, Concert Many of the civic and solokts hitt K.i I' rr (r(1' r or I-- .;- ft . Celebration Producing musical groups is Michigan Concert Choirs were Orlando area are well informed Ithonda Smith hind accompanist country will produce the not new for Spurr. lie has been featured in Washington D.C., at of "Freedom Celebration" and Shirley Balmer. Bicentennial Music Spectacular conducting since the age of ten the As the special guest of the. National Religious have expressed their feelings ca lled "Freedom Celebra ti on" and has currntiy four groups Broadcasters Convention that Orlando is fortunate to occasion, Apollo 15 Astronaut at Orlando's Municipal on the road including the world where they performed the have Thurlow Spurr produce Jim Irwin (driver of the first Auditorium on Tuesday famous Spurrlois who were World Premier of the musical this special Bicentennial to lunar s,r)'jije "Rover I'll will evemng,June 17 at 8:15 p.m. He recently seen on the Tonight "If My People." salute this country's 200th year make a speaking appearance. 1 will direct the 200 'ioice Show, Mery Griffin and Bob lroducerofmorethan3Olorg annhersary . They have lie will also present i Calvary Concert Choir, along hope ' specials. They also playing record albums, and commented also that he is not documentary condensation of / with Symphonic Brass and taped a special For ABC with compiler of more than 80 choral only an excellent musician, but his history making event In Strings country singer, Roy Clark books, Spurr combines the raree that he has an unmistakable sound co lor motion picture 'rreed on Celebration," a Spurr also directs to choirs in talents of creator, pr od ucer and flait lind showmanship that A limited number of iekct. two-hour-long Elt4, , t'I , V n Th urlow Spurr, one of the traphonic sound. busiest musical directors In the production, Florida as Minister of Music at i ---- A -" 11 ' ' *W11111111110 t -.,, , ' Freedom Musical Is - --- _ ____ ___ _ - -____________ �12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jun. 12, 1973 SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 12, 1975--1B School Head ---.— - .------ Is Pro Wrestler - - - ----. - - H - By MURRAY OLDERMAN The Vikings, as It turned out, even with a my senior year in college and it comes and flawed (linger, were only 10 points short of goes periodically. LOS ANGELES - NEA - In the being the best team In all football. fourth game of the last football season, "So the problem was to strengthen that before a national television audience and All this pertains right now because muscle, lie put me on a training program against the Dallas Cowboys, Francis Francis Asbury Tarkenton has a dream — of light weights. I do 10 minutes a day to Tarkenton threw passes as strongly and to becorr.e the most prolific and successful strengthen the throwing muscles. accurately as he has In his 35 years on passer in the history of professional "Ile also showed .ne some new earth. football - and that dre&m is attainable techniques which he'd found helpful in That night was when the trouble began. because of recent association with another getting distance throwing the football, A throbbing between the elbow and the man who uses his arm in a throwing %$,VJj a week I could throw without pain. motion to making a living. shoulder on the outside of his right arm. I'd never throw until the first of May and And then the sharp pain. Mthe Marhall is a pitcher for tP" anal sis Los Angeles Dodgers who pitched in a So when the Minnesota Vikings is interesting; the muscles that you assembled for practice the following record number of 106 games last year and throwing are like anything else. If you Tuesday and Francis had to make his first won the Cy Young award. don't use them, they will deteriorate. trial toes, the ball fluttered 10 yards then Between seasons he is a professor of You've got to keep them built up. He thinks flopped crazily to the ground like a feather kineslology at Michigan State University I will increase the strength In my arm 10 to out of control. and he knows as much as anyone about the 15 per cent this year. mechanics of anatomy in relation to the "I couldn't," he remembers, "throw " I 'm tu,$ --.... u. IJUI oreman iu yaras without excruciating UU 0Wlflg mouon. m the only guy I pain. We rested it, got all kinds of heat "When the season is over," reviews he's have talked to about the throwing motion treatments - and nothing worked. Tarkenton, "the classical thing for "It would be embarrassing to warm up quarterbacks is to rest the arm, which I who's made any sense." That sense translates to three records a game. I couldn't throw an 'out' did for a month and it got worse. It hurt all which are within Tarkenton's range in ball." the time, without throwing. The area of 1975. He needs only 387 more attempts to "Out" ball is the bread - and - butter pain was to') high to be tennis elbow, too break John Unitas' all-time record of 5,186 pass of every working quarterback, when low to be bwsitis. Nobody really knew passes. If he completes 173 of them, he'll what it was. a receiver cuts sharply to the sideline surpass Urut.as'mark of 2,&30 completions. before the defender can get to him and the "I'd read about Mike Marshall and so And 25 touchdown passes will also break passer must deliver the ball on the nose, had my trainer, Fred Zamberletti, get in Unitas' record of 290. All of those are Because the football field 53 and one. touch with him. I talked to Mike, and he expectable goals this fall. third yards wide, even if the quarterback said he wanted to spend two days with me. The gritty little man from Miami Beach, The two f&r remaining were stands at midpoint, the "out" pass on a I saw him in March." They really mean something personally Fin., certainly gave the crowd something scheduled tonight,quarter-finals and Americans tangent must travel at least 30 yards and There were extensive X-rays taken. to man who was considered too frail, at to shout about. Ramirez was within one were involved In both. have some mustard on it or an alerThen Marshall took Fran on a tour of the feet and 185 pounds, to last long in point of a 5-0 lead in the final set when Harold Solomon, a clay court specialist V defensive back can and t Michigan State anatomy department for professional football and ( he has never Dibb6 came charging back to win from Silver Springs, Md., faced the it. one whole afternoon, examining cadavers, missed a game because of injury) whose games in a row. After the 34wur, 4o. defending champion, Bjorn Borg of Tarkenton played out the remaining 10 explaining to the Viking quarterback the arm was never considered strong enough minute marathon, his feet were bleeding, Sweden, and John Andrews of Fullerton, games of the '74, plus three more which muscles used in throwing and how they to throw the long pass required In pro ball. and he went to a hospital for treatment. Calif., ranked No. 47 in the United States took him through the Super Bowl, with that work. He'll eventually pass Unitas' record for Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale, F Fla., and the big surprise of the tournament, weak arm. In the heat of combat the "He knew what my problem was," says total yardage, too, and for one 'rho wasn't who won the women's crown last year, was paired against Adriano Panatta adrenalin flows and a player forgets the Fran. "A muscle behind my right shoulder Supposed to be a winner, he has carried the gained the women's semifinals and Is hot Italy. trawna of pain momentarily. "I threw controls the stopping motion when I throw. Vikings to the Super Bowl twice. on the trail of the title again. She defeated whatever I had to throw, though I wasn't That muscle was not strong enough and His teammates have a fond nickname Miss Evert will meet Olga Morozova of Kazuko Sawamat.su of Japan 6-2, 6-2. as 'sharp as I had been or could have probably never had been to take the for. for Fran Tarkenton. They call him Guillermo Vilas of Argentina reached the Soviet Union and Miss Newberry faces , - --- - -., - '° ward mouon 01 "1uscIes. ' 'rm. 1 luau a sore arm the men's quarter-finals, downing Onny tough Martina Navratilova, the rising isyear-old star from Czechoslovakia. Parun of New Zealand 6-2, 6-2, 7-6. They ON NOW SAVE ON , Recliners Florida Look. LIVING ROOM f Flexes Lame Muscles ANTIOCII, Ill. Al - lie may have a black tour sponsored by the Chicago Wrestling Club. eye, a limp or even a dislocated shoulder, but "I'm on quite afew wrestling shows taped for John J. Kakacek says he hasn't missed a day's TV in Chicago," he said. "The pupils and work as school superintendent because of his townspeople are not taken by it. may moonlighting as a professional wrestler, watch rue on TV, but nobody asks inc for auto. Kakacek, known in the ring as Johnny Kace, graphs. says mixing education with grunting and "Sometimes when I lose, some of the pupils groaning on the mat is just good business, ask why, but that's about all. As long as I've "I've been a professional wrestler nearly 25 been wrestling I've been the good guy. And the years, ever sinec I graduated from Mar- kids in school think I'm a good guy." queue," says Kakacek, 48, superintendent for Kakacek, who lives with on a 20-acre spread the last five years of the one-school Emmons with his teacherwife and their two teen-aged District, son.;, said he wrestle,) oau, or twice a week "It taught me a great lesson of how to sell during the school year, making about $20,0 myself and how to discipline myself to do well," for the extracurricular work. His pay as s;wl Kakacek, who has a bachelor's degree in superintendent is around $2,000, he said. business administration and a master's in "I keep wrestling because I like the education. association," he said. "Other people play golf When school let out for the summer, the 240- or bowl. I wrestle. I like it and I'll keep doing It pound Kakacek headed for South Korea on a until I can't walk anymore." 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But desjAL unleashing h Atlantic hank, Anne Grieme mittee, the U.S. Lawn Tennis smashed a triple and Patty, anger Wednesday night against — Association and the amateur Wiggins pitched one-hit ball - a the California Angels, he and -athletic federations, single to M)Ta Hall - to pace his fellow Detroit Tigers had to Willie Horton, left ' -"We are placing our Bill of bite the bullet. the winners, Rights with the state Depart. The Angels, who led Just 2-1 ment and sending copies to all Grieme also led the attack for when a fourth-Inning brawl VS. of the ruling org ithat1ns Shoemaker in the make-up triggered by Horton broke out, -federations as well as the game, slashing a home run, a destroyed Tigers 14-7 iii the i hts media," said Mrs. Heldman rank Tanana, right double and a single. Louwana opener of their wild double. : from her home in Houston. Stewart of Shoemaker gave up header. "We hope to reach millions in NEW YORK i AP) - chargCharlie's outslugged Ritz only four hits. Detroit led 5-3 after eight in. .our move to give women a truly Theatre 94 and Shoemaker ing that "women have been nings of the second game but relegated to an inferior position equal opportunity in the world Construction Company bombed Charlie's leads the league in will have to wait until tonight to In a male-dominated sports of sports." Atlantic National Bank 1&-0 and the second half with a 7.1 f inish up because of the -The resolution also asks for 17-2 in both games of a record, and can do no worse American League's 1 a.m. curworld," a group of prominent Sports women has issued a 10. more women In the sports doubleheader Tuesday in the thau tie Shoemaker for first few rule. The twin bill began at point "Bill of Rights" demand- media and an end to dis- Sanford Women's Softball place. 6:05 p.m. Wednesday and was crimination against women by League. ing equal treatment. suspended at 1:10a.m. — seven Gladys Ileldman, founder of manufacturers of toys, games Shoemaker sports a 6-2 hours and five minutes worth of The second game of the record with one game baseball, brawling and rain deWorld Tennis Magazine, and 10 and sports equipment. ticular. Maybe it was Just at all and subsequently pinch 1k s:d he would not recomn• Other women who signed the twinbill was the make-up of a remaining. other women Issued the statelays. things in the last couple weeks hitter Mickey Stanley took over mend a Joyce, rained-out game included Joan scheduled f' ment. All were brought togeth. statement "I don't keep any hard feelin the Last three weeks I've Horton's 2-2 count and struck ghing suspension Loday when win byA Charlie's over his report of the incident eras sports consultants for the a star softball player: Wilma May la. anybody," Horton said been on the ground every game. C*.it. Atlantic National Bank tonight, ings for to American League Presiden: U .S. Center on the International Heidi, former president of the at 8:30, or a loss b Shoemaker afterwards, considerably cal- It's a pitcher's prerogative to "When! first went out there I Lee M acPhail, even though s'Women's Year and the st.;Ite National Organization of Wom. Jackie Jackson knocked out a to Ritz Theatre tonight at 7:15 muer than when he charged out back you off the plate, but when was going to the mound to talk ond base umpire Larry Barneten: Barbara Lockhart, a for. triple for Charlie's, and Department. Doris would clinch the second half to the mound to get California the ball is up high they're to him,os Horton said of Tanana. was knocked down trying to The resolution calls for equal mer Olympic speed skater and Jac kson smashed two singles. pi tcher Frank Tanana in the dealing with a (ella's life! championship for Charlie's. Springstead said Horton hold Horton away from sometreatment of women In all areas assistant dean at Temple Uni- Jo Opisso contributed a double fourth inning of the opener. Games are at the Ft. Mellon Despite claiming Tanana pushed him aside along with one when the tussle had moved of sports, at all levels. It asks versity, and Dr. Nell Jackson, a and a single, and Cathy Griffith Horton had to hit the dirt to softball field. threw high inside pitches, HorAngels for equal school and college former Olympian and assis ta nt and Mary Sue Gilmore ripped avoid an inside pitch by Tanana ton said the pitch that prompted as they catcher Ellie Rodrigucz to the front of the Calif ornia tried to stop the Tiger dugout. athletic facilities, equal hiring athletic director at Michigan two singles apiece in a losing --------in the first inning and when a his actions and the subslugger from reaching Tanana. Chariot's 400 023 O-9 10 5 cause For Ritz. practices in sports positions State. Tanana offering came In tight sequent clearing of both benRilt 0003100—I S 7 "If I could have stopped him There were actually two mn the fourth It was just too ches and bullpens — hit him on then I wouldn't have need to bench Bank 0000-0 clearings. The first last. much, the thigh. Shoemaker 141 2—I kick him out," said Springs. ed about l0 minutes. The secoj 5 "I don't like to get mad," the Plate umpire Marty Springs- tead, addi ng later that Horton began almost immediately oo 00— 2 muscular Horton said. "Maybe tead, who ej ect ed Horton after "Is the strongest man in the after T.uana Shoemaker 211 42 —'17 returned to the ' it wasn't him i Tanana) In par- the me!e,, said it didn't hit him le9gue. Nobody can hold him." rivun'l B Local Of (';l R g Battle is ---- '- - - - - - I Dining Room $559 Table . 6 Chairs . China 1 Only Reg. %9"-You Save '200" I ') I Sleepers I T1TJ Vaughn Bassett $i Triole Dresser . Twin Mirrors Chest . Night Stand - Queen Size Head Board - 2 Only You Save 985" $ Wus '729" 219 95 $500 Headboard - Chest . Dresser With Mirror & Night Stand (Canopy Also Available) " 4 You Save Chairs Lamps Was '529" Bedroom • 'I 12 To Choose From Solids. Stripes. Velvets Herculon. 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Up close, he's not so crazy about him, Mike Marshall is no longer Los Angeles' ace in and McCovey, and Orlando Cepeda started the Tanana got a good look at hiss boyhood hero Wed. the hole. The Dodgers' top reliever, last year's exodus from Utie City by the Bay a number of nesday night and didn't like what he saw — or heard. Cy Young Award winner in the National League, seasons back. True, they were veterans whose The tempestuous Detroit Tiger outfielder, enraged put himself in a ninth-inning hole against the years and salaries were catching up with them Mets when he walked Rusty Staub and J(f. by a close pitch from the California Angels' pitcher, as far as the Giants' coffers were concerned. roared out to the mound in a homicidal frame of mind pItchtl him to second. But after that the kids began escaping and triggered the sildcst !rev-for-all of the 1975 Then Mike Phi llips took over lie dropped under orders of the front office. Trades sent baseball season. Bobby Bonds, Ken Henderson, 'Dave Kingman Marshall's record to 24 and raised his eii,rna"d By the time it was over, both teams stormed Ithe and on Wed- run average to 3.56 with a groundsingle to right field with their ieet and fists flying. The untamed and Garry Maddox packing nesday, Ed Goodson was pecking, too, heading to that scored Staub and put New York within half a Horton did most of the damage, swinging at everyone game of first-place Pittsburgh In the East, Atlanta in a swap for Craig Robinson. and everything, and a lot of feelings were hurt, along Padres 3, Expos 1 "I don't know what happened. It's weird. with a couple of egos. Oh, yes, the Angels went on to Montreal's Dennis Blair walked the bases win that undisciplined first game of a doubleheader We're all gone," Goodson said, Well, not quite, A few of them are left. And on Wednesday, one of loaded in the sixth Inning, then Chuck Taylor 14-7. ne se,-ond game was suspended because of the them kept the Giants within P2 game of first- took over and gave up run-scoring fly ball-s by American League's 1 a.m. curfew law with Detroit place Cincinnati In the National League West. Mike 1%-ic and Tito Fuentes. winning 5-3 and will be completed tonight. San Diego's Folkers, making his first start Gary Thomasson's three-run homer In the "me last thing you want to do is get Willie Horton fourth inning carried San Francisco to Its fourth since 1973, atuck around until the ninth irming, mad." said Tanana, who said he was a Iforton fan victory in five games, an 8-3 romp over the when Danny Frisella bailed him out of a jam, while growing up Detroit. who leaving the bases loaded with Expos. I"hildelphiu thillies. Willie Montancz The pitch that got the whole thing started was an Reds 3, Cardinals 1 arrived from Philly when Maddox headed East Inside delivery that brushed back the 'Ilger Don Gullett chalked up his fourth straight strongman in the fourth inning. Horton gave Tanana and Chris Sprier added two runs batted in apiece, Greg Luzirski knocked in all three for the victory and his eighth of the season — and he did a menacing look, then pointed a finger at Uie young It With both his arm aid hli bat. California pitcher and rushed to the mound, Phillies with a homer and a two-run single. By THE ASSOCIATED PRF.SS - - Marble & Formica _=---- *1 - Popular Smokil Gis - Ph1 s Gi*ants Angels No Angels In TD ger Romp SWAG-POLE AND SELECTED GROUPS Cannon Ball Bed. Chest Night Stand. Dresser & Mirror / I-I OCCASIONAL Bedroom Early American ... - Broyhill . French Provincial C 30 To Choose From Twin, Full, Queen. Decorative & Durable. 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California led 2-1 when the fight broke out. Afterwards, the Angels did their hitting with their bats. Bruce Bochte greeted reliever Dave Lemanczyk with a two-run double in a five-run fifth and Ixe Stanton later lull a grand slam homer in the eighth, when California scored six times, Yankees 5, Twins I Rudy May scattered seven hits for his fifth sec'utive triumph and Roy White drove in two runs as red-hot New York defeated the Minnesota Twins. The Yanks nicked ext armhand Mike Pazik, 04, for two ' runs in the second inning and two more in the Idth en route to the 18th victory In their last 23 games. '-------- 5 -'--f'' -------- - ff - -': Royats 7, IndIans 1 Cookie Rojas unloaded a ret-rur homer and rookie Dennis Leonard gave up six hits, leading Kansas City over Gaylord l't'rry ani Cleveland. lto as' Winer. his first of ttk! ,easoa, highlighted a four-run fourth inning. A's 5, Brewers 3 Reggie Jackson's 12th hurne run of the season, a two-run shot, triggered a four-run sixth Inning and propelled Oakland over Milwaukee. A single by Joe Rudi and Jackson's homer erased a 2-1 Milwaukee lead. After a walk to Gene Tenact and a single by Billy Williams chased loser Jim Slaton, 3-8, a wild pitch by Eduardo Rodriguez scored Tenace. OrIoles 9, Rangers S Ken Singleion's 10th-inning RBI aouble gave Baltimore its victory over Texas. Dave Duncan, who had hit a pair of tworun homers earlier in the game, started the 10th with a single off Stan Thomas, Aft,r Mark Belanger hit into a forceout, Singleton lined his gamewinning hit to center field. Red Sox 9, White Sox 7 Carl Y'sstnemski's sixth home run of the season, a tworun clout in the 14th inning, lifted Boston over Chicago. Rich Gossage Wt Bernie Carbo with a pitch before Yastrzemski unloaded, ' ' = ------ -- - --'- --------- _'_5 5, '---------- �- -- - - —,- ----_ -- 1fr . -. -- - - .-_:._ -. ..-- - . -. - --- 26-Evenlng Herald. Sanford, Ft. -- - Major League -- B vsc aseball 6 00 3 philpfila Montreal 51$ : 2S 32 09 Mee U) I 40 5 20 3 Byrd Results at AtIan?*, ppd Los Philaidelpbia (Carlton S S) at Sa n Fran,j,o (Hal,ckl 2 1) Chicago (Rtvschet 4 6) at Al I:a , Cc'r an, !4L ml -_,", ___ - Hvisto'n (Roberts j?). (n) New York (MAII&Ck 74) at Lot Angeles (Sutton 104). W Friday's Games Cincinnati at Chicago Pittsburgh at Atlanta. Houlton at St, Louis. (n) New York at San Diego. (n) - I 'I 79 77 59 — 30 25 $45 1 Baltimore . OakLand Kansas California Minnewts 23 30 Shot (2) T RACK A — 1131: Handle S64.611 2,2 Racing 500 6 California 11. Detroit 7nds. California at Detroit penciled Baflme'e 9. Texas I. 10 n TALLAHASSEE Today's Games Minnesota (Gollf 5 S or Cor. bin 2 3 at New York (Dobson -5400) Hi Ru K FIFTH - 1M - II (B.arinsen 4 5), ,(r') Baltimore (Palmer - - SEVENTH California 3? Milwauk ee, (fl) Baltimore a? Mnnesa, (n) Cleveland 4' Texas. (n) Baseball R — ,, I I I - 1M - Pace C.2 ; . ~ Bluegrass (Larrabee) 97 S Win Tina (Regur) 51; 6 Frediie nng Mainland, New Smyrna Beach, 44. ~ ! I ~ . I Amer ican League BATTING (175 at Ws)— 41 Hargrove, Teo. ISS. RUNS-Burroughs 10 Tex R. White NY 39. RUNS BATTED IN—Hor ,on. Del. 42.- 50", NY. 41, KI T S OMAIM, Neb. (AP) L South Carew. Mtn, 61 DOUBLES—Chalk, is, Carolina Coach Bobby RichardCol. Ride Bass #'Oht E R U N S -- Bonds, NY, Is; Ou"Wons, Tex, is. Horton, e BASES - Rivers. PITCHING (7 Dcc isiom)- ST RIK EOUTS—Ryan, cal. frequently to describe ace pitcher Earl Bass. S Racing Results I 5 11 i . z [ FIRST (I) 1210 570 3.40 I ReWtrk,g (!avlor) 7. Or rey (31 5704403 SPrino Daisy SECOND — I Melrolins Abby øge's) 12) 9005003402 (it Nancy i) Ii 005003 Amy Girl Mrcury(4)3$0Qflj)11960 - "HIRD — I Ush'.o, sh (bridges) Ill I$C 410 26 i -- - 7. Hello Oar, 5405003 ChrtsGvtd(S)7WQf) — _ : ";; 1uoiiu (3) 6604 Nd 207 tIreco 't - - -.-- .'. -. . -. , The Sanford Recreation Department Lassie Scftball ' - -I It - ,5 -* .• - . - e - - - . A . 4 -- - ':. ly on unbeaten among . - - - _ -,- _4 Sanford Police Citivan . whole reorganization th.ing has not been determined yet, though." In its two years of existence the conunittee has conducted, or contracted sins li Fhriu :lryc calls for careful consideration of ffic organization and staffing of the state energy office to insure that the con. sIderabl inve. ment already made by i=~ 1 - - ' "" - ., —— The Herald Senices — - i It ____- . . - i -,-,F__________ ~f1, . I _______ I - -; - -- 1 . -;,I -.- rF - = ________________________________________ -A ~~; 1 . - GIVES TROPHIES Ile Herald Senices ha.e to deal with in tht future "EverytWng we've read shows Florida is going to face extreme problems in fJ ii Henderson. Asked if Sherrard would head the new thu th . - ; - ~' ud th mrnitk ill Ur tn back into the state treasury $165,000 In rih work of the committee will no t be CO tinued if a strong organization does riot . ~7___ -ii~ -__ _ h;T_ ,- __,1_r;:FrZ__-rV: -, __.- ~ 17,-4~~,-~: J, 1~1_;:1-vi` ~ ~~ --_: I unused research funds this year. The action by the 115 legislature establishied the first permanent energy office in Florida government Ill 0 ____ ___________ - ex 7_ Neal, F.Im Hammel and Doreen Illogan. Back row, same order, Tina Turner, Mari Baker, Suzy Carlton, Della Benton, Luann niond, Va., beat Califernian Steve Messmer, 6.1, 6-3 to reach the quarterfinals of the Kent Lawn Tennis Cham. ''—' ' . '' "" i' I mer __ I I - -_ TODAYI JUNE 12 Monday-Saturday Sundays __. -_ $to$ •to I MARKET -- unhappily aware of the truth of at a most awk'ard time, near this statement made by the the end of the quarter of a ______ ON W. HWY4UATTHE CORNER OF WEST LAK E BRANTLEY i 1 Portuguese Socialist leader. century of unprecedented GE - Italy this ineant a search for a 'i ROAD (ACROSS FROM4 FOREST C'TY PLAZA 114 ' ' - - .'-- - - Brown Works Out Union Accord SAN FRANCISCO — Originally he had hoped to and extensive (therefore, exsunution a worldwide Com- pensive) social refornis. The bargain was based on an munist conference. The party that rapid leaders in several countries assumption strongly opposed that p;oject, economic growth would confearing that it would turn out to tinue. When the Conununists be a Sosietorchestrated line-up found that It was not con against China. Brezhnev fell tinuing they took a long time to with him in A bill organizing the farm workers back on the idea of a European realize what that meant, nd competes 8624353 Come in & Meet Tom, the Owner: Mario, -s_-ij-_ the Communist movement in peace on the labor front in excha nge for both higher wages the Western world, reached the state legislature in has not agreed yet. But the conference, arA preparatory then drew contrasting conSacramento this week to confer teamsters' inain legislative inectings began last October. clusions. The Italian party is on agricultural workers the ails Sen . George Zenosich lie tried to force the pace still seeking to make an pionship - "'' The Herald Services Arthur Ashe of Rich -- U -_ Co.'s iron ore plant near 1111bbing, Minn., as he impects foundation ll of the conflicting strains now couraged the idea. The &t of reinforcements at the site. When completed, the plant wi besetting Brezhnev's efforts to the bargain was that the produce 54 millIon tons of high-grade Iron ore pell ets a year. decide on the best strategy for communists were offering I) - ww~- dorde followers, although its an exception to the gemal Stalinist tendencies persisted rules because Portugal's I a! Stalin's de Communists areso heavil y outnumbered by the Socialists COMMENTARY Mario Soares These are only prosperity and stability in Web ofsteel surrounds a construction workeratHlbbinglaconite two among many illustrations Western Europe that had en- I Ashe Defeats use o ine ty": many West Europeans are "historical compromise" came - ' by Sunday 'racing as well as expanded Turner and Della Benton of Bowl America League champions Bowl America, are, below, trout row left to rjgh~ Coach Joan Tuiner, Angie %ebre, Karen Langley, Barbara Robare Brenda ._•1 37'a_._,._.__ S 1 am - because it is written in German, vocate a forceful seizi.ng of f ormer dictatorship, its owe by bu t because it is translated Communist But apparently the case of Communist party then, of The least that can be said and their future prospects from the old Russian ... dating battalions of France .iI aly. Portugal is one in which these course, illegal, as were the about it now is that it is not depend so largely on the shI back to the days of the On the other hand, those two rules do not apply. During the democratic parties became taking a parliamentary road. ting balance of power wift the Cominform." One of the Italian countries' communists had Communist party's leaders, already failed In their attempts half century of Portugal's known as one of Moscow's most Some observers argue that it is Armed Forrits Movement. Signor Giancarlo Pajetta, is to storm their respective _-_LffL_ _ _L1_ --_ -T_-_-_ said to have made fts tart regiines by frontal attacks. If iirezhflev is now striving to bargain with the dominant stage. Christian Democrats; in "There is a contradiction France, a popular front with the 'us Radicals. detente In Europe and the hard Unfortunately these We.'tern frozen stailnist attitude of the Communist parties' apparemit Portupuese Communist par- conversion to the idea of the , March 26th; the contract for its spend the summer building new more. sale be signed before the houses. The bill has other defects. lding s now at so .nd ofmust the Who will want to buy them if Oril the buyer of a house low aleel that developers are they cannot carry the tag costing $40,000or more gets the cheering themselves with the . conference of European Western rules of the game. In ____________ . price of a new house. relax and enjoy a long period of the last time this season July 23 at Tampa. — said Administration Setretary Wallace '1 dislike this text, not detente, simultaneously ad- cotiununist parties that Leonid LIECKENIIAM, England (AP) longer term problems that Florida will * Bowl match that erupted in fig4ting. The teanu meet for Mess the committee identifil more Bill Gibson, spokesman for the n Communists produced in Aprfl, at Russia's were ready to work from bidding. in preparation for the within, according to the Cbandler from the Cincinnati lkr*Als for an undis,closed IroG draft choice, Schauttect, Robin Riggins and Coach Dottie Hogan (Herald Iliotos by Tom Vincrnt Euro at A-2. and gave Miami a one-point lead in the league's Eastern Divis;on. SAN FRANCLSM(AP) - The San Francisco 49ers of Most valuable team members from the four league teams are above. left to right, Jan Johnson of Art B -own Pest Control, Liz, Galm of Civitan, Beth Van Neu of Sallford Police, and Tina The energy committee, which came into existence in July 1973, ran into oP. position from new Sena' President Dempsey Barron, earlier this year, which played a part n its decision not to seek funding for an additional year, as au thorized by the 191 4 leeislature. homes hanging over the housing industry was a S per for a house to qualify work on it cleared his stocks, perhaps by pay property taxes and interest capital gain must be deducted housing market, cent rebate up to $2,000 on the must have been started before cutting prices, and wan ts to on a ho use for six mon ths or before the rebate Is calculated. comment on a caft document you can t beat them, join them. which the East Germans The two parties claimed they e a ona Football League obtained tight end Al LASSIE LEAGUE budget of $535,470. t LLI a . ... 49ers Obtain Chandler .. ., 11lie energy committee and As~ew had — I J — Now Congress has come with a new rebate on houses WASHINGTON - Rebates and it is the taxpayer who is to tempt the buyers of footing the bill everytHng from cars to electric irons have been comrnon this When the big tax-cut bill was Itbeoke the ftowdlu'wthnlngstreakatsiz evened the re% $392,098. - e This is all very well for the -$2,000 off 'I" full rebate, which seems hard developer who has houses on his Furthermore the builder on the average buyer; the ha ve been reached. But instead tncis (m year. Even builders have joined going through Congress, Sen ost of them are in just must certify that the house has median price for a house today in, offering new cars or Russell Long (D-La.), Con. of welcoming the rebate most of Iwo states, Florida and never been sold at a lower is around $35,000. And if the holidays In romantic places to vinced his coll eagues at the them are looking the gift-horse California, where there has pr ice, to pr event profiteering, purchaser is selling his old shift their stock of some 600,000 eleventh hour that what was sourly in the mouth. been a lot of over-building). But But this may well mean selling house to buy a new one, as mosl houses, apa,rimeriLs and mobile needed to cure the slump in the The biggest drawback is that it is hard on the man who has at a loss if the builder has had to people do, he will find that any — I —— I A _ ________ seaso ns for dog tracks and Jai-alai (rontons ," commi to have done, studies showing where the energy Florida uses -fuel oil, natural gas, gasoline and electricity comes from and specifically what it is used for. "it is incumbent now mote than ever with a cniiJ office that you have a VTLa1I good office," he said. .7--lit - L . bad and so many people are jobless But he said the needed money could come from - Gibson said he expected some of the present employes of the fuel allocation office to be laid off. In its resolution, the tte said It was afraid the state would lose the two sears of research its staff had done into Florida Energy problems in order to make sure that energy such as electri city be available and its price be kept down. In its annual report to the legislature, _- ~.,:~~--' Con 9 ress Housing Rebate Pla Ude Fire '-,~~~---~~---~~-~-=~---~7---6----0 __Ij0~-11;~ ill I I IIII I money for public schools. Tucker said Wednesday that he would oppose new ,, _ a to '1 - %-- :t 1 . ,_ ' '-" right to choose their own chairman of the industrial hong to stage the conference .trraflgement with the Christian MILWAUKEE (AP) * .1~ I #,nft~,.....,., ~~_ 4 .. 1-~~: A r allilMEMO-117-_P I prol - t ~, ,,~-J A, _11111W.- AI golfer whose thank-you-note to .1 -1 I _% ~ _ 0W __J -spot in the Meet's 144-man field. W7,- --- - o r . I ~_~_ -1i. I . .. ~~ = 11 ki_ 1 __ __A~_ - l 'c-- ..O , 1 e Ir . But after r"-iving his thankyou note, the GMO's board of I " I . the meet. .. - --- 'I - .. tesy paid off Wednesday for Jimmy Wittenberg Jr., of year-old a sponsor's exemption _ __ . elections and to establish a state board to guarantee the Cour. J_ I - -. _____ — I -. , - *-.*!Aft ,, ZL _dlftLf 2. - ~ P- __ ' : tr, fk __~ _ &N L.- . - _= ~ .i.i . 1 'I I) I - 11 . % i I- w. k. - - ~. .'I'__' ho invitations to the event, ached. tiled July 2-5. About loo of them, including Wittenberg, usually :I . — - I ti.. I , ' 41, :t - - -_-__- _ the manager, -_j-i_r___n_r-_i_ BIll the Butchorl & _Jrr _____ M 9 . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' S Milwaukee Beer,6 Pack, Cans ......$1.29 All Health Foods 10 off our already low shelf Wise Potato G. e ii a i. $1.39 1% 4 - ------ ' Old t.~. --- _. - -.-V , M1 __ Vi_ M:*!~.2_L--_J'Zef i , 1 Y'!!! 0" f~-~~9 - - , - --,P!_ .~_2'. , ! __ 1. ' ' . 1`111110 F - ''" ,I Lt I Pi; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! - - : k r. _ __ - 4 - -- T rf ' 2 big Daily Doubles Nit Ci) *'r ¶ - - - team since Wake Forest in iss to captuN - r - the championship. Arizona State, UWZ, battles - - -. - i W."tL- ,_, , _.- ~~ ':,_,, -- --.. . - - _46 ... - - I - --- Post Time ' Dille in the air conditioned Clubhouse .RCservation •S Oil ii iAnd SUndjdmjsslon unil Off 17 - 7 45 - * between 436— & 434 in Cauelbcr,y - rights of all parties in the state sie-nate with s own security" the other hand, has revisied its agricultural labor deisputes. supporting vote lielsinki. Liu! it is nmr cle--r dhat Uct-les; at Vw !Aart of t1tis year Tile hig change is the both of these The chances n ow look it was clearly looking for a brighter for an end to the long itaternent by spokesinen for the disappointtA. quarrel with the Socialists struggle in California over tile powerful California Farm When the East Geman draft whom it had only recently right of farin workers to Bureau anol the Agricultural was circulated in April, the welconmi as iLs p,artners. Council of California that tile Italian At present, it is this organize. imunist ty was one in seeing as a 1 ' t 'bi The bill must still negotiate lht.y iIdSc tried unsuccessf u ll y or sir rad icalism without y reimpose the Russians weeks of review and possible for foitir vears to impose their authority over the Communist tile makiN of any real bid for amendment. It is, however, the o,Am terms * on the field workers, movement Uirougnout EuroV.- power thit inny stuit the product of an agreement that but now they have to deal with a So probably Russians best. They gave their Brezhnevn may be, broad enough to carry- it Dcinocratic-led legislature and recalling the well-tried ii-one blessing to the ','historical (iW Ii' conceded on all Ministration acting in concert. . des to n AI , er rea Ronzoni Spaghett. %P i, No. 8 r ' / ' -'-" 1 ; .. - =, t:f4 ,- ,' i "'. — Cheese Nips, 10 ' ' 1. '• 4~1 -I - -_ - _.ir ~f Q-a;~-:--:N -;j -,-, --;`!1~1'-V 1O f . oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W ~._I~__il 7 .55c '. - , ~_Z~`T,11 -4 ~I . -_-1 -_ -_ __;I __~ :%- -_ ., _.____1.r1rai?p 9 __ _ ___. ; -, 0;r_;ZI~4'y. 1— - - -_ - W--. .~4-44z-t - -. ~ FEATURING SPANISH & ITALIAN FOODS -_ -_ - - -_ - ~~ Molchiir .C41 INOR .~ the entry of . 1 Wi 1son Lykes Bologna, (1/2 lb.) Buy 1 Get 1 Free .............65c Pure Ground Chuck ..............................lb 99c Farmer Boy Geman Bologna Made on Premises, Pure Pork Italian Sausage. lb. $1.29 Chickens, 3 to 31/2 lbs ..............................lb. 49c Sunnyland '12 All Meat Franks e. .pg. ulc,sue,oai ree .................... 89c - (,i;i, ''Jh ______ -. . not just guesswork. 10 tnith was demo ns trated a year ago - when the Soviet ambassador in Pans bent out of IlLs way, in for and working conditions for the Frances t;rowers in the lflidst of these reports In a public required mobile pr esidential election, to visit tiar#est contract negotiations with statement. long.ib'flored finally ugreed to the either le are now stepping workers, On the one hand the Russians (,iscard d Estaing, the C8Th plan wholeheartedly. The back, pledding uncertainty could not, while th ey were in- dictate whose opponent had the Wl(IIh L!iut 1tit future 11W ,m. viting t he Western powers to French Communist party's - teamsters - I they may face next year a-test and Yugoslavsrn as junior partners in ruling field the coalitions there. InI'rance,that won eventual agreement oftheirsupportamongtht But the conflict within lie I & '.S4-' -.. I ---.- , ~ - - - : from growers and labor hands. Ile anticipated peace movement was go widely is may still be ruffled this sum- reported that the French leaders. Cesar Chavez of the United mner If rival organizing drives Communist party leader, Farm Workers union, who luis between the teamsters and the ('eorge Marchais, took the . cruLaded for guarantce!i of pay UFW get started. unusual step of replying to or c No,9 - .2 ifor 0 Co -A inula, agreed that ,I search for relishing its logical con- me teamsters, who hold compromise should be un. sequence • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . 1 one Sunday rifecta 9 ti Pbn.-Thurs. 10 tINS Fri. £ Sat. 'Win,,, Plac*,,, Show and Quineibs cry race - ' Aft Ifl • ' ~ stood in Chavez s way for a triumphant conclusion of the base lost some of its eagerness years this week sent the bill to East-West '' European to do so The French party, on co tracts with 300 growers and dertaken by a nicely balanced c o ill fit u n ,' s I s new (alitorr!ias young claim to re present 50,000 Farm team of delegations from eight West Euro pean governments. mund Brown, Jr., g workers, have protested that parties: the loyal East Get'Brezhnev and his colleagues pokesmen for disparate groups in a I(Iii-hour their contracts may be mans, French, Danes and nwy prefer to see communists . Jeopardized. Russians, and the reluctant as opposition forces in West session in his office all through Should the bill become law ltal1ans, Spaniards. Rumanians European capitals rather than II11 - -. tw') victories frcm becoming - allocation office head, retired Air Force (en. W.J. "Jake" Sherrard, the most combined expertise in helping Askew qualified to head the new office. In consolidating the duties of the three energy offices, the legislature cut au thorized staffing from 48 to 18 and the combined budgets from 1961,709 to bargaining zoos State am Floyd Bannistier Oklahoma. 52.9, in an ellmlna. tion n tonight arii South Carolina faces second rated -russ 54-6 — dog racing, are the answer to the problem of finding more • . - R T eLe_,,j: ' . .,t - 12 6 With Bass scattering tight e-fro,n-t- I MIAMI(AP) House Speaker Donald Tucker says . panded pari-mutuel operations, such as Sunday horse and - 1 .' . .. - - exist." 0 . - - - the four teams remaining in the double'eliinina tion series, and 3cored a 6-3 hind victory. Sou th Carolina, .— I • -!' 14 , . agency, Gibson replied, "1 think so. The existance when the fiscal year ends June - — — — - 9 Tucker:• Sunday1 Racing : - -, 'j , ____ effect it did not consider the fuel is scheduled to officially go out of I Least For Now 5 zt , 1. 14-fl ' .. i . "" - - Sherrard is %orking on a reorganization plan for the state e ne rgy office with Lt Gov. Jim Williams and Deputy Warren Archibald and helped Cornell all-Ainierimn Kip Jordan score with a cross from the right wing. tour- in the conference in football. . "t .. - WIVONESDAY I i College World Series. Ile didn't have to repeat that after Hass'showing before 10,- cocks the — •-: _____ Tampa had beaten Miami 1.0 Last Friday in an Orange . plenwrit a state energy policy, he sWd. 1 fle committee is afraid that the Department of Administration will paint or the 'uel al1oatin office and ign it * erñ By its resolution the committee said in That office, like tile energy cormnitte--, Steve David scored Wednesday night on a cross from Lake Brantley will compete - -rated Game I - t "It great cornpetitor Richardson said be — 11 softball. Conference Administration Department ~. clubs'recor& Kid (Johnson) I 1, S More Reiiable FINAL STANDINGS (Wilsey jr ) 7 2; 6 Marion Sleek W L (Crank) 5 1. 7 Freedom Trao Bowl America 13 $ ISruders) 6 I — TAMPA (AP) - The Miami Toros have defeated the Tampa Bay Rowdies 24 in a well-behaved rcmatich of last week's fight-marred North American Soccer League game in the Orange Bowl. compete in volleyball, gym- Spruce Creek and DeLand. tinue the committee s work and im F Toros Dump Rowdies The Seminole boys will compete in the newly-formed Five-Star Conference, which 11v conference members will includes .Mainland, Seabrme, Energy Conser%atjon 111111 league's two weakest franchises. tennis, swimming and track, into a new Division of Energy in the Administration Department with a the state energy committee not be In .st, but be built upon," the committee said. lhe 13-member panel offered — . or whenever final disposition is made regarding the schedule and tournament and basketball schedule. AIIIIIIIII f r-.- - .A. .- late season bout with wind and NINTH — 1 M — Pace C- 3 — *400 I Blaze Glen*ood (Neely) 31. 2 rain. The regular schedule ended Cm. 19 LuzinslO, Phi, 12 June 5, but rain-outs extended Hans (Crank)7 2. 5 Madam Runn HIT S—Garey LA $1 Cash (Wilson Jr.) 9 2 6 Abes Hcpe the season a week arid forced Phi, It (Sc 3ers)Si 7Larrvpick(Brutton numerous make-up games DOUBLES-Grubb SD Bench. Cm, is. during the regular season TENTH — I M Pace C 3. t'-S TRIPLES-0 Parker, Pgh, 6; I Brockport Boy (Ud0l) S 1. 2 Fox Bowl America won the title, . Gross. Mtn. 6; Ammer, Mtn. 6; Glenwood (NWY) 7 2; 3 Regal losing rive games - three to Pgh, 4. Brock. SIL, 4. Garr, (I'4uy) 5 1. $ Stars H05te55 Hob bs) Sanford Poli ce and once each to vitan and Art Brown Pest HOME RUNS Control. 11; LuzinSki, Phi, 12, Schmidt, Srterry Belly lHarlitier) al. Phi. 12, Wynn. LA. 12, The third loss to Police caine, ELEVENTH - I M - Paco C-1 C. BASES-Morgan 2 Cond — 7S 1 Jayvees boy after Bowl Arrerica had din CTOLN ched the charripionship. Lopes, LA. 20 lRaymand) I 1, 3. Ocala St4,f PITCHING (7 flccus'ons)- Amber (Bridges) 52 4 Sunshi ne 6, # league spokesman said Wednesday that the dispiersal draft had been cancelled, at least for now. It could, however, be conducted within about a month, The first meeting will be in naments will be conducted in :.-.-~__ . Ce MesSierSmith, LA. 97, 111, I 97. K;son, Pgh. 6 7. -750, 292 STRIKEOUTS—Sufton. LA. ;it. The dispersal draft would have been held sometime tween today, the start of the Board of Trustees meeting, and Monda y, the date of the college player draft. But a onference August to set up a volleyball member to join the conference, League ended this week after a 4$; f r Seminole is the most recent nastics, golf, basketball and Bowlers Score - r k y 99 Messe-imni LA 93 . i ri Senators Tuna (Crank) 31, 4 Yankee Hobo (Blood) 7-2; S Beads King (Regur) I 1. 6. Da ytos Tern (No Driller) 51. 7 Frostaurum (Wyatt) I I;I Navy Sue (KInnedl Dev;Is Trumpet LA, ' ____________ ( 1'e-4 _____Z_ Whisenand said a decision is expected in a day or two, Shevin intervened on grounds the state would lose $2.5 million in pari-mutuel taxes if the Daytona Beach track remains closed. He also has intervened in the Monticello case to prevent an - I -_ r. 4 - _____ ..7 z_~ ~ __ ~ ZZ ~ r M 17*1. the present average of about 1.4 per cent, Clager said. Cawthon earlier found 16 owners in contempt of a temporary injunction Issued by Circuit Judge George Harper, but declined to fine three owners who failed to appear at a hearing. Division of Planning's energy data fice, said Marvin Yarosh, com ttee (*enter into the Department of Adminexecutive director. The states'. Ad sftk istratlon, w hich supervises the statehighly qualified professional staff office of Petroleum Allocation and inernbers in the area of energy to con- Oiie "he state will be faced with difficult choices on energy policy alternatives and ill ! '.dk! upun frcqu'nt to r.Vnl I to many private and federal energy initiatives, "It is imperative, therefore. that The choices made are carefully considered NEW YORK i AP) -The American Basketball Asstoiciation's decision to forego its proposed dispersal draft of players from the financially plagued Memphis and San Diego franchisies guarantees, at least temporardy, that t he league again will operate with 10 clu bs next season. - Smith. StL, 337 RUPIS-Lopes. — requiring the owners to race their dogs. The court heard arguments and Asst. Atty. Gen. James JSoca) $I - National League _ Ile asked the appeal court to overrule Circuit Judge W.C. - EIGHTH — I M Pace 1430: 1 Dandy Thing (Taylor) 72; 2. Leaders energy - tory Rally (VanderSchaaf) 4 at Silky Dancer (Olsen) 121; 5 Vic Oakland at Detroit At 1)aytona Beach Kennel Club. The greyhound owners are demanding bigger purses. They want to receive 3.5 per cent of the mutuel handle compared with Egyptian Pace Clmg — Snslon at Kansas City, 7, (t -- 11. .Meanwhile, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin went to the Ist District Court of Appeal in an attempt to end a sunilar walkout at the Wadswor th 's refusal last week to grant a temporary injunction i 30, the committee ap. '4Il'. "I want them to understand the purpose of the fines," Caw. alleged loss of $1 million. 77 9-3) - ls DraftI opening May 30. refuse to train and run their dogs. PI RI The owners have been striking since the track's scheduled lJoyd Clager of Lake Worth made the prediction Wednesday after Leon County CircWt Judge Victor Cawthon imposed fines of $20 to $75 a day on 13 owners. The fines were to start today and run as long as the owners Rudy H. II owners probably thon said. ne _Eeminole lligh School Seabreeze and Spruce Creek in Sandy Doll (Rau) 101 I charier ( Lake) 51, 4 Prince Dsrnond ghls, like the mbeboys,wjlibe the East Coast Conference, (Dvofacek) 7 2; S. Dark Castle competing in an athletic con. California (Figueroa 4 2) at (Kucia) 31. 6. Diamond M Hann The name of the league Detroit (LaGro* 44). (n) ference this fall. (Taylor) io I; I. Easy Sweet 18 formerly was to be the Mid Cleveland lRaIM 2-0) of Kan (Vander Schaaf) S 1; I Dusty Tag Seminole joins Crescent City, Coast Florida Girls' Con. 1. Oakland 4) Mu k. M SIXTH ac cimg DeWitt-Taylor, DeLarid, Father ference. *aukee (Castro I 1). (n) MOO: I Dolly Jester (Dennis) 7 7, 2 . I r - Greyhound AP In a drive for bigger purses, a spokesman says. W es n Bev PhIIUPSSL5 Miss Ocala (Neely) I 1, 6, Papeete (Fogs) 6-I, 7. Red Clay (O'Amatot S 1; $ Kulie Nib (LeVan) S I. Pride (Phillips) it 1 AV9S 1 ut proved a resolutioil calling on Askew to natio n w i d e search for a highly qualified ctor to supervise the new SPORTS BE B0 yco tt Continues Crazy Gome Volo (Whayland) 6 1; 7. Bordners nings - recommended the agencies be combined committee's At its last meeting before it goes Out of Diredor allocation staff into the new energy of. new energy office. 0 Search. Urged For New Energy duties and those of the state Reubin Askew inay hurt state efforts to promote energyconservation and to hold down electric bills in giving " iLs dutil-s I to a DOGFIGHT 2 Burns Gay (Bereznak) s 1, 3 Stoney Key (Vander Schaal) 7 2 4 Camden George Wood (Patte on) 8 1; S Gotta Go (Sic&) 9.2; 6 Birdie New York S. Minnesms i Kansas City 1, Cl"and I Oakland S. Milwaukee 3 t _11111111111 search out the most qualified individual. The committee fears there will be a warni body transfer" of the present fuel - __________________________________ • (S'naj $ 1. 7 Citans Comet (Britton) Chicago 23 32 .426 10' Wednudays Results Nutiumd F'orest is aiout fillj. - 0 so that Floridians are not unnecessarily disadva nt aged," said Sen. George Firestone, I)Miami, and Rep. Hyatt Brown, 1)-Daytona Beach, energy committee cochairmen, in a letter to Askew. The 1975 legislature transfered the TAI.l,AIIASSEE, Ha. (AP Florida E ne rgy Committee members fear Gov. ~ Good (Gerard) 15 1. 4 - 22 By JOHN MUELLER Associated Press Writer . dfrations are the Ocala from tax collectors' offict anqt . Harness 23 31 .426 71-3 S2.- I Devils Advocate (II 3 1 West THIRD-1 M— Pace C 3 — Uoo, 34 72 6W I Frank Ellis (Crank)3 12 n City 31 2S -SO 2 Cindy (Bereznak) 12 1. I. 21F 29 _SW 6 Parkioman Cadet (Vandervor?) 9 2. Texas Nationwide : RAIDERS SIGN $34 90 T f 4 2 6) SU2 10 T ; 19 1 I - __________________________________________________________________________ F'orida Politics . (3) 3 60 I 00 I Rudy Adams (1) 290 01112 3) 1125110 T(2 I 1) S9`18O T 2L202 ELEVENTH — 1. COU%I Rice I Bourgeois) 1-61 100 340400 .1 1111111111111111111 Thur$day,June1,1975-3B ____________________________________________________________________________ er the ap Fresh Water Fish Cominhision. Ai of June 6, 22,000 ap- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. _______________________________ 1 I. 2 May Print Byrd (P) 92 3 Royal Harvest (Wyatt) I 1; Im 7 434 e I. - (BouSloll) I I. 7. Double Clue (Kreiger) 10 1: I BayRrd Sne (Raymond) 61. Boston O TALLAHASSEE — Quota Someoftheappllcatlonsare hunt permit appUcations are beingrejected,hesaid,because streaming into the Tallahassee the people are forgetting to put headquarters of the Game and their wildlife management area . - - -- -. W1 will pay their fines and continue to boycott the Monticello track __ --_--- -_=--1 --'I&, 1) - ffic d o permits to hunt on wildlife and series, Frye said, the ap. management areas during the plication cannot be processed. . I 1, _.V first nine days of the season, Other reasons for rejection diLl Dr. O.E. Frye, commission include failure to sign the ap. I i director said. pllca ti on and submitting more a 0-- , 1 Applications have been than five applications for a -1 ... I available since June 2 when hunting party ~ -.1 / * % -%xiiii ,4 * L. _:A4'7~'-;Z !~~-_t:~ 0hunting licenses and permit ., The application clearly i stamps went on sa le. . % ".'. I applicatiors states only five can be sub.) J — I pected that 50,000 - - . 1 L . 0 . mitted in a party," Frye ex. - --I t. will be received within three plained. If there are six ap. weeks. plications, we can not ar. Seminole Junior College Tmck Coach Terry Long, riot, welcomes Jeff McAbee, left, and Frye said it is too early to Jeff) Wright to the school's campus The pair will attend SiC In the f'ill and compete on the kno% if an management areas bitrar il y pull one so the ap. Raiders' track team. M, ,A bee, who graduated from winter Park High School, was second In already have filled their quotas. plications are being returned," , • rsivi' 'ii a the rifle run in Florida Last year with ii time of 4:18.2, and Wright who graduated from That information will be Applications for the quota Edgewa ter, wasMetro Conference -ham p In the Myard run with a time of 1:55.0. available after July 1, but in- hunt perm,it may be obtained I Maorette L Bar (Sereinsk) I 2. 5 New York Milwauket Detroit Fl o Eaz ; - -----: 4 __ V - Amer.can League ____ I 4-. . BARGAIN It 0 ~ adkiad I I I= TONIGHT FIRST - 1 M - PICC C] MOO: I Grey Silt (D'Amalo) 3 1. 2 Pewle Elie (Levan) 9 2; 1. Mutin, (n) ______________ TENTH ran Today's Girlinies Montreal ,Rogers 44) at- San _______ - - Houston 5, Pittsburgh 1 San Doego 3 _______________ Z_ .•t - - 2 17 I N '-- -1•:Asii- 1101003 LuIle Befle (5) 2100(2 1) 45) *19 Tfl9 2 4' ' Ch i ca go ; -_ 70 OCi $ 150*0 T (I 3) 17.2 59 10 375 9 27 iiii Time (cca SEVENTH — 1. Bonnie Flyer (Dennis) 14) 132011, 00311102. Empire Wednesday's L Carlton 211 26 577 Vi TO 26 527 11 3 ncisco 't TI? 71) 15170 I $03 10 2, Byr(,s 3 '30 3 10 Mitey (Tip Aw,av 1)) Westii 30 ra San Oego Atlanta F SIXTH - Hunt Permits 7 tr)I3oo4c34o7 "00(77)55620 -- C r,-cago .. j I Mighty Mouth W L Pct. GB 29 73 5 PSbvrgh S - FIFTH - -.-- ' . National League East I ;;.b2 _ M L ------- - M !9OREBQ4RD__= H I Thursday, June 12, 1975 — - - oz Line of Prime Veal & Lamb All Sa usages Made on Premises Complete , . Kosher Franks & Knockwurst F ____ reezerOrders--OurSniscialtyl —_i:_LF_ii._1L J _JT_L_Jisl'_-__JL_ -"QUALITYMEATSANDGROCERI _ - GROCER IESES" _-_ -_-_- �4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jun. 12, 17S Even . i ng Herald, Sanford Fl 10-Speed Biker Fifth Wheel Device Checks Accuracy Of Car 's Odometer Huffi'n', Puff*n' On Up The H ill how trusting we are. When When we rent a car and drive more often than not is due In measure three yards, It isn't too "I'm sure m ost drivers know adjustment, can coot you Si 169, certified 17 after correc Is much less than that is fairly we buy three yards of fabric, we it several hundred milos, we great measure to the programs difficult to detect; and a short the odometer Is the device that speeding fine, but the odometer lions we:e made, nd con• dli c11Or 3hort trips." expect to get nine feet of usually pay the 10 cents a mile carried out by the Florida count on such things as screws records the number of miles on a rental car can cost you demned 7 from further use. material, with complete faith that what is Department of Agriculture & Is rather hard to hide from a driven," said Weights o checkth} "We found one odometer that & excessive rental charges." e accura7>,ofa?Y When we buys package of 36 shown on the odometer Is an Consumer Services and its consumer who takes the time to Measures Bureau Chief Council odometer Since January 1, Wooten's was registei ag a mile while the wood screws, we seldom doubt accurate measure of the Bureau of Weights and count then.. But what about a Woolen. The speedometer, of inspectors the inspector makes use of a have checked 194 car was actually tra v we will get three dozen wood distance we travelled. Measures. malfunctioning odometer on a course, simply Indicates the ren ta l car odometers all over about a half mile," he elling said. "11th wheel" screws for our money. That our faith Is justified If the fabric doesn't actually rental car? fifth wheel according to speed of the auto and, LI out of the state. They've approved "Generally, however, Woolen, is a $1,500 piece of scientific equipment that closely resembles a bicycle _____ Re Cambodia All Foreign Mod el. denim an odometer. "To check an automobile ________ 0~ odometer, whether as a routine inspection or as the result of a complaint, we attach the fifth wheel to the rear of the car," tie said. "Then we'll drive the car a n-drilmurn of two miles and ompare the readings on the S The Iferald Senices of new Cambodia do the Red Khmers aim to c'nstr'ct Their country is desperateb lacking in administrative and technical skills. 4 with the help of fairly small reopened. And the convoy Cafnbodian middle class, while followed not the highways, but the Cambodj., ms as a whole tracks tbrough the forests and remained a peasant people The rice fields chaos which characteri zed the The 'Red Khmers' argument ocrupation of Phnom Penh by is that a mainly rural na ti on the Red Khmers showed that does not really need an 7 f -w-mv917mawl g '- lu _____________ , - - - ____ VINYL 35 constrtted. Yet the attitude now seems to be that Ca mbodia 3 can afford to retreat into the bodia for some time: roots of its national experience precipitate actions by a - basiciily the rice fields and government which naively rid FLOCK ORIENTAL GRASS , ' - (nigut3t '- 1fl1O '4724Z1 - (7 BRING TOTAL COMFORT LIVING ,, U' \'\\ rsm . U \'-T --- ' - .• UI L 1 I I HEATING \fr-.., 1ZainottntaAait. COOLING & 4W At o --' be fulfilled. - a - - .:i - 1... . -4.----':_III!..;IILP PH- 322-6390 2609 Sanford Ave. - . ____ / . ,' - (f If , 'Niv-'--------'- East of Kissirnmet - . ..,,- - -' '. _41k ALL SEATS RESERVED Tickets: S2, 3, 4 & 5 - . •.* - I - ' -'-- - 1ZZXZZXIZZXX apanese S rad in t - dl A 1 1 a' y bettst-thM ws'i* Olfeibig one.dms.onfyped dinner NkIe ttSs ' -p ii III U 1 i i dik I-'1' 1( I.' I U - Jwttomiie abeIlew"o'itci you. --- The Herald Services - not North Vietnam and the new be making any more loans to regimes In Sou th Vietnam and North K orea for the time being, ING . 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I EACH SECURITY $250000 's soo.00 $200000 00 SOO.00 21500.00 4.6S 2,900.00 S.40 :° 6.15 4,500.00 800-00 3,700.00 6.90 S1000.00. ,001,00 1 4,000.00 1 7.50 1 * - ii ii ________ _____________ GAL. - - I I i lls Auto Direct Auto _-- , I " CLOSET COMBINATION I l I EACH Grade d In Rtg.si.js OFFER GOOD SUNDAY ONLY EAT IN or TAK E OUT ---- Total Totaloowni Amount Payment fo For inforrnaticci Advertising Director to T ) _____ rt i Vitreous China I' I Re are poor. In May, the College social and political conPla cement Council revised its sequences of this sit ua tion, but outlook downward. It now nobody doubts that serious expects luring to be 18 per cent damage is being done One immediate consequence, below a year ago. The council commented that if the past Is a criterion, could "employm do not expect ap- be a surnmer of unrest and preciable improvement in hir- frustration in some of the Inner g until possibly next spring." cities. -- CALL 322-1611 ASK FOR RALPH PEZOLD, MICKEY HICKSON, OR LESSIE PAULINE INSTALN-ENT LOAN DEPARTMENT Call Bob Markey -':-- But this leaning towards Western-style'independence CD 0 In this special sedlon welcoming our wonderful " _1 credit Ill W Will your firm be represented i'-. college graduates the prospects Cambtxha. It also hopes to go on but Ilds could be a straight Pekingast r.ionth EACH Within a year, buddy Bob Young Workers In Tough Times ________________________________________________________________ mos Whatever bodia flown would foolish to try to explain it in terms of outside conepts LIGHT BULBS sparkling clear mirror finish Reg Puce(ea ) 69c in wheels tapered aluminum Wiebu.sch and I were ccsually tubes, delicate gear changers, cranking out75.rnileround trips spider) cables spokes levers in a day. and sprockets, a lading bach In two bears e learned elor found lose Sorry, girls some thing a bo ut hills They re Shortly, the patient was hull, not rea ll y such ogres to th puffing on the lovely, steep hills cyclist, ti you psych up-put e of this lovely city. Five, to, your head "in a different SoEfletiuies 15 miles a day, place." - for our new SHEET Inside Frosted Easy-to-install 12" x 12" tile in estimates this group will be jobless rate of more than 30 per about 550,000 greater this July cent. This April it was 40.2 per than it was a year ago. cent. The tough times in the job Th e horror story doesn't StOP market apply not only to those the re, however. These are naseeking temporary or part-time tional averages, and dotibtless work to help pay their college are considerably below the real tuition, but for those youngsters jobless rates in some of the embarking on careers. densely populated Inner city As usual, the unskilled face areas. the worst situation, but even for No crite ri on seems to have We're sosureFamoineF,$edOdn being the biggest foreign in- business decision, given the vestor in a non-communist north's lack of wor. Thailand and, more Important, ttuness. to go on getting oil and raw the Vietnam debacle Ieaes materials from a non uncha nged Ja pa n's basic at. titude to the two communist co, untryside, who should now be communist Indonesia. ' The test of Japan's do - giants, which is to do business able to rturn to their home villages. Ot but not enough with best foreign policy will be what eith e r t of the others, toe happens in Korea, which is the Recently Japan has been doing countryside contains the One Country whose fate directly more and better busi new with 1xicnes, fields, and rim stmAs of touches its own. The Japanese China. pardy tx.cause Ch!na relatives and kinsmen, The were reassured by the way has sold it oil and the Soviet question whether China avoided expressing Union has failed to do so, and Is agricultural production an be support for the reunification OS part!)' because hina las got going again fast enough to Korea by force during Um North bought a lot of Japanese " WALL PANELING P Bureau of Labor Statistics these youngsters experienced a They believe the Chinese and China is going to be allowed destroyed. One ball of the Americans are both sufficiently to go too far, as shown by middle class has been TOKYO Japan Is reacting interested in maintaining the Japan's refusal, to date,' to discredited through its to the situation In Southeast status quo in Korea for there to include in the text of ti collaboration with Lon Nol and Asia by adhering to the rules it be a reasonable chance that the proposed Chinese . Japanese the America ns. 'rhe other normally follows In overseas North Koreans will not try any peace and friendship treaty a Is largely in Peking or Paris - crises: that is, be polite to such thing. 'hegemony" clause Implicitly and the Red Khmer leaders everyone, avoid taking sides More dangerous from accusing Russia of trying to evidently fear that th e more than is strictly necessary Japan's point of view would be domi nate East Asia Sthanouklsts could return and and hope that the problems will the further deterioration of t he rob them of the fruits of victory go away. political situation in South Japan could be wrong in It still believes in the Korea. opening the way for guessing that the status quo will Sihanouk will American defense commitment communist infiltration rather survive in East Asia U It (j5 probably to Cambodia t' I tself and Sou th Korea, than outr ight invasion; in such not only after order has . Ja pa n's present leaders For 11 MIRROR TILE panded beyond the at) limits CUNNIFF meaning the spring of 1976. AI Business Analyst Many graduates are expected NEW YORK lAP) - The de. to be idle for many mon ths. pressed job market, with unem. While over-all unemployment ployment at 9.2 per cent and is expected to recede slowly, probably headed higher, is ex. the longest wait of all will prob. pected to be especially unac- ably be among the teen-age commodating for youth this unemployed. summer. Wi thin that category Is the The matter is made worse by mos t startling unemployment an Increase in the number of job statistic of all, that for black servations Call 303447.511$ or Write: P.O. BOX 1tO Klssimm.t Fla. 32741 K V. "Red" Becton, left, coordlutor for the Bureau of Weights & Measures,and Sydney D. Andrews, director of the Division of Standards, Florida Department of Agriculture & CouumerSenkeg. FIFTH WHEEL 0 . _T CHECKING 4 Ava I lab Is at: StrusTicic,tA,n i-is N. Orange, '-'l' --: .. I _____________ .. be tween the regime's aspirations and its abilities. The economic Infrastrueture has been doubtless mean death. For others the hardships will be sever' Ut b> the me m Penh fell, three-quarters 01 the nearly 2 million people in the y were refugeeb from the .we IS if) H way ____ • ç V 6. Arena - country,Ietalonedevelopijigan entirely new social order. Here there is another huge For many aged and Ill, the , W' I, Spurs - 1. - / Silver - ______ ______ restored. And it is an open although the Japanese foreign a situation it would be harder to will probably not survive m1 nister did recently find it make the American com- either. An extreme right-wing q a necessary to press Henry mitment stick, associata wit! be able to exert government committed to a moderating influence. The Kissinger for an ex~dllcit However, the Japam-se are rearffmment or a left-wing one Red Khmer leadership seems restatement of this. It does not not going to start thinking about preaching "unarmed committed to open-ended Plan to sWt increasing its this until they have to. What the neutrality" are both possible defense spending, which is doing is to Japanese ms ijlh k currently less than one per. cetit reiterate that it considers the to that securi ty infl 1a of its gross national product !ecurityofSouth Korea vital new generation must Korean peninsula us earn 0 It wants to be friends with the security ofJapan It will not run the country. SANFORD HEATING & AIR C TO - ' jj through a ducted air distribution system can au these "A Among all those wheels with. - PRODUCTS "Total Comfort" requirements differ for every individual from \" speed bike. ____________ - , %) i Ti N / - - : discrepancy with __________ - ____ Rather they indicate what is likely to be the rule m Cam- towns too, and to expel cerned with foreign opinion. foreigners Es significant. So are The ndiscipline of the Red the techniques chosen. Instead Khiner troops - unthinkable of flying the foreigners out, they among the Vietcong - is were conducted o verland In per haps the most sombre fact trucks. The airport was not to emerge from the entire episode. The Red Khmers have not been f or ged by war into ) kind of dedicated, dissicipuned and competent fwce capable of smooth ly administering a PINECASTLE MAITLAND A.,. I21 ve, - / - - .- villages. assumes that broad decisions The decision to the can solve deep-rooted capital, and perhaps other problems, and Is little con- 181 sq Ptr nofl) "youth inachine" of Dr. Paul White. who lived well, cuit of our output and Liii ter- into his eighth decade, cycling ruin iSuiwa)sbouflung in front all the while. of our eyeballs. All hygiene From strictly local trips an d no fun Then I got a JO- aroundtownwe,bjkeafldlex * ,Q $•/7 47 / a" - / - - - '"7i' / H' - evacuate CLOTH HOYNE I)j., diey universities and hospitals were at a stroke. BACK 1 Prefmished .cse, this Is the exhilarating ('" STOCK - _________________ SALE exercise on ---s _____ IU . S1flc)tI1 tr ULfU of vtr But !ut k U e e iiun of IIOm For generations, UIIniSI wi th all foreigners expelled Perth a supposedl) marxist Vietnamese and French from the cowltr), they have revoluti ary mo%ement latterI America ns - ranand 115 Westernized superstructure shown that they are determined turned its back on the only city to do things for themselves. in Cam bodi a with social conThey began their rule by ditions which Marx or Engels emptying the capital of almost might have claimed to DAWSON itsentirepopula tion. The action recognize. showed the xenophobic strain The evacuation was conWALLPAPER w hi ch has often been strong in ducted with a typicaIl Cam 200.000 Rolls Cambudia It demonstrated bodian disorder and sud. also that the Red Khmers are denness.Actionssuchasslmply li for the moment little concerned emptying hospitals and or. wi th the no tion of urbanized, dering the aged and inflnii to viyt 99C technological progress. leave their homes cannot 'iUMIW '1 Cambodia in fact attempt ed justified on grounds of the STRIPABL.E !I $ for 20 sears to develop itself shortages, or even as an at. VINYL F&I Railways, ports, schools, tempt to revolutionize society CLOTH . ---- part Stoutes of heart and itt! h h THI nu lung, and strength t th b. lie announced Lairily. "But noth. er museles. With a leisurely ing we can't take care of. We view of the countryside in the have high blood pressure licked bargain. these days." I ife passed before And so the patiert became the eyes like a "B" movie. one of the some 100 million So there were the pills, anti American bike freaks who re. the admonitions to pet the fat Joi ce on two wheels for what off, cut out the vino, eat sensi e ver:transpor tation, fun, ex bl and odometer and the fifth wheel .., - valve. "I t S I ET. SCOTTY S picture, that day yeaes ago pumpedfew toe clips. times on the bulb attached to destroy you. rY ar m and Fiddled wi th the Together, man and bike Em- wheel which incorporates delicate necessary to certify or eon. : T By JACK SCIIKEIBMAN learning to work the fore and Associated Press Writer aft derailleurs gently without SAN FRANCISCO ettingthedrivechajnhgUp; Bicyc li ng w asn't even in the getting used to the spearilke - jecting "flflhlI '----- _ - _ -______--___--. - - J �- - 46—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL .-.- - -- ---- -. -- : t.- - ' - -- - - ______ Patriots Used Stolen S To W I n F ight Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Mort Walker W4 AT 6) WIN AT BRIDGE 6l-1E JLJT TOOK CUT i4ER CONTACT LENGE AN2 iCiJ'E. ..BEAUTIFUL." PC'E 5,N' T WORK Ry helen ficha Jordan production site is the location of when It was outstripped only by amount of flair, because people the rhythmic, ticker tape- and call a show, 'Economics The Herald Services WMPB, one of several stations the acclaimed Sesame street want a little entertainment inspired theme, "TWX in 12 and You' — that's instant dial. along with their Information." Bars," opens the show each switching time! So rich In British imports is comprising the Maryland and Electric Company. "Our audience has continued Flair and irreverent wit have week. 'People use us as a way "So ycu sugar coat the the diet offered by public Center for Public Broadcasting. hallmarks of to start learning about the economic pill with the title, television nowadays that From here, within hours of the to increase through bull become Rukeyser's approach to the economy," Davis states. Wall Street Week, because it S there's a tendency to gloss over close of the New York Stock markets and bear markets and potentially weighty financial This is precisely what creata the Illusion that you're By MARY MACDONALD the first-rate quality of some of Exchange on Fridays, Wall recessions," Louis Rukeyser Associated Press Writer the homegrown fare. A case in Street Week Is beamed live at commented recently, literally and economic material Wail Executive Producer Anne going to be tuned into the higher point Is Wall Street Week, 8:30 p.m. —52 weeks of the year taking time off for an Interview, Street Week deals with. They're Thiax Darlington had in mind realms of finance," MACBIAS, Maine (AP) — Two hundred years ago today, 20 hosted by veteran newsman — to some 240 public television while writing sections of script evident when he puts a viewer in 1970, when she conceived the Producer Darlington wai angry frontier lumbermen armed with pitchforks seized a British for a show due to air in a few question to the show's panel of idea for Wall Street Week, familiar with Louis Rukeyser's and economics expert Lows stations in 50 states, warship that had come here for wood to build barracks lflBOstOfl. experts (recruited from the "The main thought behind the wok,as the result of living and That's a lot of stations, hours. Rukeyser. The episode In Machias Bay was the first naval battle of the "Most of the wise guys are financial communities of program was to teach people working in London and American Revolution. Fought 300 miles up the coast from Now In its fifth season, and considering that the relatively the only national show about new PBS Station Program wrong when they conclude that Baltimore, Washington and how the capital markets of our Baltimore herself. But public Lexington and far from colonial commercial centers, it was money on either commercial or Cooperative now permits people don't want to hear about New York), and refers to them country work," she recalls, television networking was MW called the "Lexington of the Sea" by pioneer writer James public television, Wall Streeet stations to purchase shows they economics," he continued, as "the world's most unlikely "Anybody who watches the at that time, and so was the show knows that it has never Maryland Center. She wasn't Fennlmore Cooper. Week doesn't emanate from the believe viewers really want to "There has been a school of looking 'Dear Abbys.'" The battle, which is being reenacted today, pitted the British But this bitt of banter relaxes been JUST about Wail Street — sure he'd do the 8110W, fabled concrete canyons of see. During a recent round of thought popular among but she schooner Margaretta against its own escort sloop, the Unity. The lower Manhattan, as one might voting at the cooperative, Wail television network executives the audlepce for a brief interval ever. But you can't come out knew he was right for ii young patriots had sneaked the Unity out from under the British expect, but from a state game Street Week emerged as the that one of the subjects you before a panelist tackles such noses and used it to capture the Margaretta. park in the countryside near most-wanted nrogrwn, moving couldn't do effectively on questions as, "how does a _____ News of the patriot victory spread rapidly and boosted the - ______ Baltimore. This bucolic up from third place last year, television is economics, hedge fund work?"; "To whom colonists' morale. The Unity was renamed the Machias Liberty :: t'nc ii jf'q In tutu or t does the o.rernment owe ,i and wnnm a few weev.s had captured the lrIUsfl navai scnooner ___ complicated to catch a large money in the federal kNu• Diligent. "What is the overall outlook fc audience. The Margaretta came u,from Boston on June 2, 1775. with the SENIORS "Th' trouble with that sort of municipal bonds?" Unity and the Polly In the king's service. It had been nearly two Viewer mail is important and reasoning Is that, sure, when months since the "shot heard round the world" was fired at By LYLE SUF'FlF:Lu ou say 'economics,' people's the questions used on air are all Lexington. eyelids get heavy. But the 'real," carefully selected from * The sloops, both loaded with supplies to trade for wood, beminute you say 'money,' their over 60,000 letters received by JUNE longed to Captain Ichabod Jones, a wealthy Boston merchant. He eyes pop open and their nostrils the show each year. GREATER OVIEDO SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB — meet at had the colonists at a distinct disadvantage and he knew ii flare, and you have their full Given the caliber of the Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church, Franklin St. & Geneva Hwy., People In Machias feared hunger that spring. questions, it's not surprising to Oviedo — 4 p.m. attention, On May , 1775, they had written a letter to the Congress of "We've found that people are learn that a large number oç JUNE Massachusetts Bay, noting that they had had a hard time getting and financial intensely Interested In news brokers AUGIES ELDERS — meet at St. Augustine Catholic Church, provisions since the previous fail's severe drought. about money, as long as you professionals watch the show 3 Sunset Drive, Casselberry —10a.m. —Bingo. The ioo families of Machias asked for help and noted with pride, meet two requirements: First, regularly, along with a more SANFORD SENIOR CITIZENS, INC. _ meet at Civic Center, "We have not purchased any food of those persons whom we that yc4 put it to them In general audience that "runs a Sanford — noon - covered dish lunch. SUPPC to be inimical to our countr'." something resembling the wide gamut of Income groups JUNE 19 But when the Margaretta arrived, her guns were fixed on the • Englishlangusge,asopposedto and geographical groups," CIULUOTA SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB — meet at colonists' homes. A town meeting was called June 6, and the munity Fire Hall, Chuiuota-6p.m._ Pot luck djjmer. polysyllabic jargon; second, according to Rukeyser. meet at people of Mathlas voted to give Captain Jones the lumber In "Many of our viewers own no ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FRIENDSHIP CLUB — that you do It with a certain exchange for food. bnnrl't ht ,r,41g, In Irt Altnmnnt nrinuit ('itrIg' CnntDr A1Icam,mt, Cywln„. But Jones and British Lt. James Moore made two drastic tell uz that they watch us - Bag lunch, mistakes. SOUTH SEMINOLE SENIOR CITIZEN CLUB — meet at because they find the show a Immediately after the town meeting, Jones brought the Unity painless way of keeping up with Women's Club, Overbrook Dr., Casselberry —1 p.m. - meeting and the Polly down to the town wharf and began distributing the all summer. , 4 the economy." goods and loading lumber. Of special interest toSenlorQtizensinSemlno)ecounty: What is surprising Is the fact A legal service for persons 60 and over Is available by calling that 10- and 12-year-old children watch Wall Street Week, the Federation Ahome health aide se They've is also now available and covered givenof by Medicare. Your doctor must help decide the care you need. ioc*noø stock, and as a result P11VAT P*RVNC For these or other services, call Project OASIS 323-7090. Help stimulated to learn about 4ItO$MUftt ' t ia it ' m rt in ,. .. is as close as vow ...•.' nb,, II I$I Jp II lIIUII U - telenhone. n rInu nuALLrANtL.uQ&,DINOS u$pLy*o,00 ANMITNOWO CEILING VILE. LUMBER -SHELVING producer John Davis, who -. flonMi NUSTOLEUM 'SPINDLE FLEX. BUILDING MATERIALS mTtIlJRu Joined the show in 173. A Clubs, Addresses 301 E. 2th St. Ph. 323.5676 Sanford significant number of college I i Friendship Club - Altamonte Springs students also Is on hand when By BERT COLLIER Civic Center - Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs — meet 1st - •, Rt.. •-. -.' --of and -Td LnursuayuieMornn—'u:Jua.m. \C' (Editor's Note: This Is the Augks Elders —St. Augustine Catholic Church —3 40 Tuesday of the Month —10:00 eleventh In a series of articles Drive — Casselberry - meet 3rd on the history of Florida a.m. 0 by the Bicentennial &J Brarn Towers —Sanford — meet 1st Wednesday of the Month Commission of Florida. Made —10:00 a.m. BXYZ Club — meet 1st Baptist Church — Activities Building available as a public service by the Gainesville Sun and the - Longwood — last Tuesday of the month —12: Mark David Lakeland Ledger, they up and down the Florida coast Casselberry Sunshine Senior Club - meet $ — celebrate our nation's 2%th and even down to the chain of Blvd. — Casselberry — 1st Friday of the Month —10:00 a.m. birthday by describing the the Keys. new club - all welcome, His e ne mies said he did all Central Senior Citizen Club — Church of the Nati vity — lake remarkable characters and Mary—meet the 2nd and 4th Th ursda y of the Month at 10OOa.m events that shaped our own the work to put the fees In his own pocket. He was Indeed Chuluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire Hall —7th state.) Brit is h East Fl Street - Chtiliinlii - mI trrl Thl,rmtlf,t, ,f ,,, ida was uttini, rh-h U,' hitilt o lendiel or -...., .n.j U, UI %R1 01 U p411. '.7. — blessed, In a manner of stone house on 1,160 fine acres Fifty Pius Club —7th Day Adventist Church — Foreitt City speakln& with the services of and bought slaves to work meet mostly on the 1st Monday of the Month _6:)p,m. Golden Years Fellowship - meet at the Community United one of the most unusual men of them. But he was a chronic time, complainer. Methodist Church — Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday William GerarddeBrahrn,by of the Month — luncheon — Reservations necessary. "The most intolerable birth a German, was surveyor, torrents of Insects in summer Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club -meet at Grant of the young colony, and boisterous winds blowing A.M.E. Church — Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. — Oviedo — The position, although im- all winter,” he listed among the 3rd Monday of the Month at 4 p.m. Lively Seclalilea Club — meet at Highlands Club Howe — 75 portant, was Otd3 Incidental to Irritations he had to endure on Sliepard Road - Winter Springs - 4th Friday of the Month at the vast range of his Interests, the job. "The shallowness of the He was, says one of his seas and immense tracts 10:30 a.m. NARFE Club — (National Association of Retired Federal biographers, "a man whose bordered with marshes under Employees) — meet at the First Federal of Seminole Sanford — versatility of genius went far viater. Inaccessible by sailing, 1st Friday of the month — 1:00 p.m. beyond even the typical 18th rowing or wading. It is never Over Fifty Club — All Soul's Catholic t.burch — century dillet.ants — surveyor, frozen and can hardly be at Redding Gardens Rec. Room — every other Tuesday of botanist, astronomer, ascertained even with Month —10:00 a.m. orologist, student of ocean perimetrical operations partly .. . , ..I..k_,.I_. . . "'' InemI5L, rrom vesseis it anchor." CIVIC Center 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at a now. sociologist, historian and The stubborn de Brahm • South Seminole Senior Citizen C!ub —meet 1st Thursda y of mystical philosopher." resisted all pressures to turn the Month at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. — 320 W. Semoran What Influence pulled this over some of the work to his Blvd. Altamonte Springs meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at strange intellectual to the raw aides. As he was falling far Women's Club 8 Overbrook Drive — Casselberry — at 1:00 p m. frontier of British imperialism, behind in marking out the new Thirty-Nlners Club — meet Sts. Peter and Paul — Goldenrod to a life of constant struggle and land grants, Gov. Grant - 1st Friday of the month 7:30 p.m. controversy? Considering his reduced his fees. The council Village Club — St. John's Village — Fern Park — meet ist enormous reading of censured him for "overcharges and 3rd Thursday of the Month _7:3rJpm. everything printed about this and incivilities," When he Young at heart Club — St. Andrews Presbyterian Q'urch — Intriguing new world, It may refused to change his ways he 9913 Bear Lake Road — Forest City — 2nd Thursday of the Month have been a description of the was suspended for "in. — 1:00 P.M. region that first appeared In dependent conduct, olstlnancy CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS TO nns COLUMN — P.O. London In 1717. and avarice." Box 21 Sanford, Florida 31. This account by a would-be While undoubtedly true, these colonizer called it "the most were hardly charges that would delightful country in the stand up In court. De Brahm U5 L J -universe." ailed for London to get his Job -' The author proposed to back. It was easily done and he establish a new Garden of Eden was ordered to resume his work in it disputed aiea near Spanish with no loss of salary. 10 YEARS AT SAME LOCATION Florida's northern border. "li He never again got c!ser to ll.92 AT LAKE ST. IN THE FAIRWAY CENTER lieS,"heaaidin his prospectur Florida than Charleston. The MAITLAND-647 "in the same latitude as Revolution had arrived. Elton Paul, Manager Palestine itself, that promised Pinned down in South WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF Canaan which was pointed out Carolina, the surveyor-general by God's own choIceto bless tJ FRESHLY CAUGHT FISH c-.ninuedtodraw paywhile : labors of a favorite people." he dabbled In far-out sciences If de Stahim r!ad that and added to his reputation as LIVE MAINE LObSTERS • POMPANO pamphlet, It would have rung a an eccentric. He set up an CLAMS & OYSTERS TROUT bell. He was intensely religious, observatory and studied the RED SNAPPER • FLOUNDER signing hts books "The stars. He wrote arcane books, Attendant of the Lord Jesus among them one entitled GOURMET ITEMS AVAILABLE Christ." It wu his religion that "Apocali1 on Thr.s p ecnt, Escarqot -Conch Chowder — Or, Soup -oaLuts w eleave the s rvice Past and to Come," which no mbogLgs—sfon,dFIOund.qwi,hC,.,a, emperor and One UndIentood.He also wrote cPeic fl T wcw forAmerka. .ilrnurv monogram ona single With tie he ible vene — Isaiah 21:8. lb. Red Snapper '3 i second wife having died general for the southern I Pound Can under peculiar circumstances, Colordes And, in particular, de Brahin found time to woo Claw Crab Meat .......... $2.98 Ent and West Florida. and win the daughter of plsrtdiciekid He WU.gurelflB4'f5 a key lbomab we of South $298 lb Lobster ....... Caohnas' d :' Importance. He had Freth Mullet 29c lb a 60-oar revolutionaries. Thus he galleytouseinitsgu,veys .became brother-in-law to FreshCatfish 98c !± itwaslostinastonn. WIlliamDrayton duet Justice Discount t churches, clubs, thrltable orantuI(ons De Brahm trusted on doing of British East Florida called All fish cfoanod to your spscticaflons FREE most of the 'irveying per- by the Loysfl Master ChargeS Food- Stamps Accepted sts "one of the sonaily. He didn't trust any of most furious rebels In ---1— jj-jhis 15 gig t4110 as he roamed America." STI EFS TICEST AUNCY Thursday, June 12, 17S-7B by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL By O.SW,%l.D and JAlEs JACOBY A second heart comes back It is allowed to hold and a third heart knocks out dummy's king South takes his good clubs and gets two diamond diards from West and a heart discard from East Now he leads another spade West plays low again and the moment of truth has arrived Is itapure guess' No, it isn't The odds are just about two to one in favor of playing the queen The reason is that if East held ace. king he might well have olayed the ace, not the king " .IC held king-10 he would ha' had to play the king NORTH Q 19 V K 53 A 54 £ J 107 WEST EAST LA 73 £K 105 V Q 1109 v764 2 19 a 2 • Q tO 7 £86 £954 S4JtITII iI) £8642 Aa K 63 ALLEY OOP by Dove Groue Neither vulnerable SEMINOLE %Seu North East South l'ass Pass 3 N T [la ss The bidding has been l'ass Opening lead — Q v West North East 12 Soth — THE BORN LOSER LigLk. 1ui.cQ WHO A by Art Sanorn - TQcuIw' Air) t, FAJORi1E (CU€ u .• _________________ - - -- guesses r.ill iilucattd ufle South is kxiking at eight sure tricks and needs a spade trick to get to nine. The qucen of hearts lead doesn't improve his prospects If hearts break 5.3 the opponents are likely to get three trai t tricks. beforc South has time to set up a spade, In any event South decides to win the first heart because the opponents might shift to diamonds He leads a spade toward dummy West a good player ducks and dummy's jack falls to East's king Tt)I)A's',S (,l(ESTION Instead of bidding tn lub sour urtner has Jumped to lhrt't' hearts your opening bid What ,Jo viiu &I flow' Anss,,r Tomorross -Can't you give us a better description of the burglary t(ii 'II was the biggest gun I ever saw'?' FUNNY BUSINESS --........ -If TuFGRET ABC*JT A €1LE -- 5 Roger BoIIen T ky A I P- : Send Si for JACOBY MODERN book to 'Win at Bridge," (c/o this wWaPen), PQ Box 489. Radio City SVetiOn No* York, NY iooi iSi'AI'ER IXTEIII'fttSE ASS by / 5E-5.)PPO,TfN ,)/ST4 l4fl Lorry Lewis 000NESBIJRy OLIRE TI45 IS wHA- WE'LL STRAi N NG \ DO TO vAK OU BuDGET wO'E'45 AT.4 ETiCS Young Surveyor }'J. 2L Pass 2 • Pass ?V Piss 1 Pas, 7 --------- 4J -' 1i r il £ z V j 9 7 i.5 4 % K WJ 4 [lid four hearts. You are gambling, but Ihe gamble rates to be a successful one, -- %.Amrtjj LLAI ILK with 131M0 BURNS COACH By(}Ssald& James Jacoby The principle o f restricted choice can make a lot - of WHAT'S WRONO % (WITH A VAStTY) \\ BELL.V-DANCI NG 9 I tcA1,I TEAM 2 0 10 by Garry Trudeau -12 I -- - ---_ 00Y— 771Q6 , N.' 7 'I'. 6(75! -. J • • F / - )tV A5&5D F (TI -- P-"_ g! L 7MT IU4 A I(I4NRI MW M45 iMP '•. .91,,TAc, . t '-" '•., 1W OXAY-4E 11W a'' ay )C4R 9J411 LP A 1(MI - ., Served Florida -. - -5U (j 5UNP4Y BU NNY by P'I.imdohl & Stoffel • Lt.-\)5 UE - \TIN 'N RMN MY MAIN \ COt$.Se AT 'SAS fAFiXO cc .oTo'.' LtC#IT TH('e CYS I UMbLtWttU - ' SLVETER \P' -. by T. K. 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')LiR by Bob Thoves DISILLU$t*N VoiD, I'• Ok) £'z) T1't*&T LET 5 60 T ,CCQ PLAr. A.'.-t'k%ok-f SE ___ SHORT RIBS .........-.... - OR 'r' by Howie Schneider ---- a -............. -_--_ I 1 ,' EEK & MEEK 2x1i.Ii _ -- ---_-------_ tIJTERErUJ(3! fl4L -----. •' ) (T - •• BORE I LEI Go TQ M'-I' PA I MT L CAM rEftcM • --_-_-_ .-- BEETLE BAILEY Thiriday, Juno 12, 175 Painless Economics For The Masses -_ .- oNLY MAN WHO - 1 , ' ...: HAS BRIPEKAST ITH DA AIBY it'," - .1 . by Frank Hill - -- �' .......': lB-Evening Hera'd, Sanford. Fl. ______________ ..j.!Lal Tfwrsaay, June 12,I75 Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PDtlte0f Public Hearing The flrd of County Corn miS%ioner of Seminole CouMy, FIor ida,wilIhoJdapubtjparjflg,o Consider a proposed change of toning from 1 1 TraIler home District to c. General RetaIl Commerelil District on the following described proOerty Lot 1.Rlo.ck BandLotSg. BlOck A, MOBILE MANOR. as rerorde in of Seminole County. Florida, in Section 2129 Further described as Lot 50. Block A. facing vagabond Avenue and Lot 1, Block B, facing Mobile Avenue. and both lots faced On North by Old Palm Spri,s Longwood County Road Thl public hearing will be held ifl the County Ce'nmission Chambers OP the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on July 8. 1975. at 7:00 PM.. or as soon thereafter as possible Board of County C&nmissioners Seminole County, Florida By: Sid Vihlen, .Jr.. Chairman Attast' Arthur H Beckwlt', J. Publit,h' June 12. 1975 DEOlS NOTICE OF SALE - IN THE CCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT iPd AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO. 74.1*N.CA49.E THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS SAVINGS bANK. a Massachusetts corporation, PIintift, V GERALD P1 MOSELEY. SR and VIOLA P. MOSELEY. his WttC. nOt known lobe dead or alive. etc.. et al. Defendants, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment foreOosure dated June 9. 1975, and entered in Civil Case No. 71 lU CA 09 B of the Circvit Court Of the 18th JudIcll Circuit ifl and ' Seminole County, Flc.rida. wherein THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK. a Massachusetts corporation, Plaintiff, and GE PALO N MOSELEY, SR. and VIOLA P. MOSEL IV, his wife, not known tO be dead or alive. etc. et al. are Defendants I will sell tothe highest and best bidder for cash at the West front door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. at l o'clock AM on the 7llh day 0, ,lUfle. t97.. the ng described properly aS set fnrtt insaid lnat Judgrnenf tO 4i. Lot S. fllck r. Wooumere Park. 2nd Pepte?, according to the Fiat as recorded in Plat Book I), P2Q 7). Cit the Pi..ibtC Records County. Florida. Together with the following items of property which are located In and per. manently inStalled as a part of the improvements on said land Chef Aire Hood CA9FO. Comfort Pac Furnace CPF7O. Hot Point Refrigerator SSD1EC. Orbon Range E3OAB; Wall to Wall Carpet in Living Room, Hall anti all Bedrooms DATED this 9th day of June. 1975 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of said (.ircjit Court By: Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk b!sh June '2. 19. 1915 Legal Notice Legal Notice - ________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TN! EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR•74-3)7.CP Estate PHYLLIS IRENE KNECHT Deceased. NOTICETOcREOITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to tue any cla'ms and clemards which you, or Citherol you, may haveegainst said estateintpi,olficeoftP,eCt,rkof Circuit Court of th 11th JudicIal Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, in the Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, within four calendar months from the time t the first publication of this Each claim o' demand must be u writing and filed In duplicate and state the place of residence and post office adtiress of the claimant and must be sworn to by th' 'laimant. his agent or attorney, or the same thall be void. Dated at Forest City. Seminole Ci.nty, Florida, this 15th day of P*Jvember. 1971. natd A Knecht As Administrator of said estate HARVEY COULTER &tic'rnq'y 1 r Atimnistr6tr Pa B 3236 Forest City. Fla. Ptbih June 17, t9.1975 DEO 53 ________________________________ _______________________________ Legal Notice 4 )'-HOUSeS J _________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, F'.IDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S•1133.CA.04.A In re: the Marrlige of GARY LEE PARKIR. Husband. and BONNIE G PARKER. wif. BONNIE 6, PARKER, Petitioner, GARY LEE PARKER. Respondent NOTICEOF PROCEEDING FLORIDA TO. C.ARV LEE PARKER, WHOSE THE STATE OF RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN AND WHOSE LAST KNOWN MAILING ADDRESS l5co MR. AND MRS. JACK PARKER, 611 WILLOW HEIGHTS DRIVE. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, )2I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIrIED that a proceeding for dissolution of marriagehasbeen tiled against you. and the shoe? title is in Re' The Marriage of GARY LEE PARKER, Husband, anti BONNIE PARKER. Wile, and these presents command you to appear and file your Answer or other defense or Court in and for Seminole County. Florida, and serve a copy thereof on Petitioner's attorney, Mack N Cleveand. Jr.. of Cleveland & Mite, P0 Drawer Z, Santord. Florida, on or before the 7th cs of July. A.D , 1975. otherwise a default will be entered against '1i1 m'v hind and seal of the C' 0' theCircuitCourtnnft.s th day of May. AD, )95 . Bedrooms, adults preferred. $30 321 Week. Unfurnished. 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. NOTICE OF SUIT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Address Unknown RATES 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDA( SATURDAY 9.Noon ' ($ 2 Bedroom fenced yard . :.. * * * .- , 3 -. . .. ' 18-Help Wanted ._ IS AL COHOL A PR OBI. EM' IN YOUR FAMILY' ' AL ANON For families or frientit, of problem drinkers For further information call 423 I7 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. (toe 55), sanford. Fla 3277) ARE YOU TROUBL ED? Call Toll rre, 644 2027 for Wt C.re"- ____________________ .- - - - -- . . 1 377 9739 ..- edroom, P1 bath. new carpet, O2 arage, close to 5C'OO r 3721136 - NO heavy kilt, to carry, delivering, NO hostess gifts to 1. carry, NO investment. Just and new friends In Si Coventry, Also managen openings, commensurate experience & ability 371 0031 __________________________ '' - . After S. 3?? 7111 - tand- 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchen urnlsiucci, 5143 mo. Call between I I p.m 3720153 . kef'ont Lotn Arbor home, 23 iedrooms, 2 baths, spacious hOuSe r' beautiful neighborhood. 5330 o Call owner, 3fl 4300 21-Situations Vfante , ___________________________ j edrooms. living, dining, kitchen, arage Smn'ord Ave. $145 mo 14 1649 Young coupewillcar.foran.ld pson or thfrer Calf 31J a _______ - -. -. - , - - Forrest Greene, Inc. 'Ji'. It) ai 7j. ' S ----- sANFORD.. Block 3 bedroom, Ii, bath, pool, carpet. gooci lotitior, Terms Owner 904 731 09)1 or 736 6175 CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR Rentals _ - 33-I.buses REDUCED! ___________________________ Furnished - - OWNER ' MUST SELL IM MEDIATELY 3 BR. I baths home on lots a city block deep 573, 51.000 down to qualified buyer to move In Leaving area 372 6590 itftcr5pm .. bedroom house, furnished uple only 322 1767. 6 mIles west Sanford on SR 44 Adults only. ___________________ LakeMary, 2 BR furnished, adults, nopets.55 MANOR WOMAN FOR ROOM AND BOARD. CALL ANYTIME. 371 9199.. I . ______ "la' ,,, Commercial Properties - ----- S And Homes - W. Garneti Friends Will Envy Jr gracIous country living, Ity security. Quiet, soundpr'c ep shag carprtlrug, decor P iture, outdoor picnic and b ecues in the courtyard, a elpful manager. Special move Ilowance. Only 2 BR left. ---- elberry, 65*100' I spacious, HIDDEN TREASURE FlvePolntiAr; .argeLarudscapedprlvateiot all hookups 322001$ I . Resort 18-Help Wanted ure mit t.At 37379(0 ______________________________ ' -' Live one month free, Sevilla Gar dens. 2015 Sanford Ave Spacious I & 2 BR apts , eat.in kitchen, shag carpeting, plenty closets From $150. 372 0144 or 831.7873. • b -.' . 'a'... ,vjiy tier 30081. ideal Site for I bedroom. cli pool, luxury condo-has rything Rent by week or rltpt 447 1337 i Real Estate ""'-.' ' ': \__, :' ."... . ...i' .. S 'I.' ,, .,•. 'i--u .', ., . ''k. ...-, . "' ,, -- •.• ,...: ., ' . ________ - . ..-..,-=-.. -..--. • .."';-_-'--'--.,-- -. - .. . , \ •: Idyllwilde.- Transferred, must se pool planned. 1 bedroom, 2 ba' family rm w fireplace, carpet custom drape, many extri 546,600 723 1730 ____________________________ 7571 Park D PEAL TOP 3?? 0641 377 391 si. JOHNS REALTYC( BROKERS Range. Refrigerator )VELY OLDER HOME in City, sedrooms. I bath Studio apar riee'tt in rear. Fenced back yarc 9educ cci to 516.0(0 for early sali NDOMlNtUM Close to tow imi shopping Very attractiv mIncing 7 years old Many ci rat Total price $73,130 322242O Anytime Your MLS Agency STUDIO 1,2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM I QUALIFY-. only 52, down x,ys this 3 bedroom. 1½ bath me NLAND-- Clothes Washer .Drye not ivated. ard, T•111 TOWNHOUSES bedroom, fenced 4 clean, owner 3 neat Heated Pool liOtjSt' na rural area Plo do FROM Realty Steniper Recreational Buildin 1 35 I 1505 W 25th Sf SANFORD Central Florida's ULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 322.2090 P 4991 1919 S french 3277371,3721496,322 1911 3 721939,3721164 1•2 Bedroom I payment, monthly payments II than rent Government tubsidul to gualfied buyers Call to set you Qualify' .' 'JNSWCRTH REALTY Peg LAi A lfl II. t% 503W Itt St )7)6061,3llOSIiEvr's ,,,,fd Neigh u. JrlrU, Lur •,r ioned No pets Moderatl rent 7 bath, gTSEcURITY DEPOSIT? pool. BEAUTIFULLY LAND CAPE0I See to appreciate Here you don't Pay 1st Month's Rent and Move In, I or? Bedroom Adults only Ok F.VFIIttP MflRII P S acre tracts, very low clown , FUrnjshed or Unfurnished sayment, mobile home approved 17.92, Sanford S acre tract county "'''. •V4.. Adults. 3727796 eves. & week. ends One room efficienc'y, private en trance. beth 4 parking. Call 37) 9519 after 5. Furn Apt, Llvin,j Room, kitchen, bedroom, bath, air conditioning, ta...,., rutj / U2BedroomApts. I Acreage flit flat. Avcn Collection- Stan's Flej Mitrkutt, Sat & Sur. Emmitts - I Bedroom trailer 5*33' with living room 8. bedroom built on. Located on 1'.: lots in city Partially fur ni$ht'd, 321 0159 Kitchen tiatriroorn Cabinets Counter tops, Sinks Installatiop available bud C.,t)OlI 372 sos: ,in'i'tpr,:,' na intained 323-8670 1 o.ad Total price 58(00 Ultra tow lowrcaympns Vacaon GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 310) Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5700 Moving? r, treei, anti other etras, 9.00') In Sanford's Finest Sac lice venient tn Stores, (hurt ties. aiç h4c,hwiy mini 3 bedroom. a baths, carpeted with central 'at arirt air 5?? SIX) Established Residential Area SI)!. 1150-Color TV QUALITY INN-NORTH d' PAYTON Payton Realty 327130$. 76.41) HI'waeha Ave 1100 A-Lsplexes * L.vir, I',4rAitf,1 fAtfl.s.I fl,.._. -I. flU'CI, LU e 3fl )I7IortiS&I46. ORD LAKEMARYarea7 Ow with in th ground PC pleteiy enclosed, AppIi$nt :Ondlf lonet. drapti, area n per month if5cludlng p Ice. All you do is swim. flOw 904 775 313?, Don Clii Po-Boy Aftpe 5,327 7'1l-3fl 7042 - 211W.25th Sanford,FIa. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY s' I 3726731 Uçr frt' Ar (cr-ito , tin,ie (,r Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 322. 1771. investigators ''MAC''P,',cCLUPIC, lilV[5TIGf.TIo' PH 3?) C'C-' .. r.1nit .,.; IYP[5 or ti'" r,i ) ; I' ptnnie5 from heaven Ahen sell "Don't Nerds" nih a Ai AL I INn, LAND CLEARING want ito 1511 tp- lots I. acerisge Cleared We _____________________________ tve top soil, fill dirt, clay, arid shell available Please call nigh? or city, 323 3913 TO,',Fp'S BEAUTY SALOPI 'Lilt is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding SPECIAL Permanent Wave. $10 Kennels Thanks to you. our Ask fr "Glen" Bernice's Beauty cuStomers 377 5153 t.lc 2(15 ¶,inlOmd fv" 3?? 3c)r, HOme improvements SANFORD AUCTION,373 7310 ANTIQUES 9'u17'. 534 Ct) I Piece or Housetull CASH 373 4)71 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 61.1 1126. Winter Park If your roof Is for the birds Call the BirdAllen Wrenn 321 0207 Building, rooting anti concrele finishing, tree estimates BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT. ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 377 1138 with the Slate as Class A Contractor Hornet . Additions, 130 5377 or 196 8411 eves Pegstereci Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. Custom Work Licensed, Bonded. Fru.ø estimate 171 5031 E st Your B usI )?J 1393 -- Pet Care P[ REI2 lh'l P'ird 0(3 7,. (jr-u', Ph 322 t257 ________________________ i"; - Photography C&A Backhoe Service K SEAMAN. PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings. Candids, Commerical Portraits, Aerial. Acherllsmnp Summer Wecidog Special 621 558.6 ______________________________ .lndctearing, till clint. CIty rock :. in of digging House titil rs stored and mc,eo 322 9147 or 8)1 1195 Pressure Cleaning Land Maintenance ____________________________________ P,'c..,nr, Div ri iitcK 1'Ot work. Custoni hay halenj, Light clearing 372 8177 after S A 415 CLEANS ALL Exterior prrssureciean'nq lfl (183 Roofing Lawn Care Fir".n,t,. th ?.qh Expert root repairs, flat roofs or Shingles All work guaranteed BR000EPI ROOF 1140 17167(0 os' of nittt'rin ucur lawn We install sprinkler syttemt at the most reason6bie rates in the area Free est manes Utility Southern Lawn Service j77 9592. 373 6030 iDdlngs ____________________________________ Aluminum Utilty Rumidngs nc(od rig tioor, c'lvery. nS?aiiat,on With' Watt ol Orlando 799. 4276 IF THiS IS THE DAY to buy a new car. see today's Classified ads f best buys flill' Lawn Service P.'Owing, Edging Frt'e Estimates 723.1531 'r, t, APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 75,r7 P',irb Dr vi' 3?? P,'oderni:Ing your Home? Sell r. longer needed but useful items with a Classified Ad Need your grast cut' Prompt anu dependent Service $7 an or 377 9597 3734050 - Pest Control • Beauty Care Free kittens to good home. $ wki. Spring is here and it's a good time to Old. litter trained & weaned, 373. choose a new home from bite pages 4990 of our classified ads -.'.,', f .'t'r' 'a.r, t 6, 736 7306 after 6 p r Pink Ir & deliver, (i'',' Land Clearing - ft's tik fl Paint & Body Work 5191 Pine3fl 57i7 DOG TRAlP4IP4 IN YOUR HOME. _____________________________ Housebreaking. Obedience, SLIM BUDGETS ARE Protection FSTFPSOPi LAND CLEARING CALL BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Pulldoting, Etcavating. Oilcn 831 7370 CALL FROM THE WANT AD F itt tirt, tocu soi 3?? 59*) All Breed Dog Training Academy COLUMNS ________________________________________ Wil Buy or Consign Any Item of Value '1,'' : ______________________________- (formerly Ii,rriett's Beauty P100k 66-Horses 1 ________________________________________________________ I, ______________________________ Well Drilling 1 ' ' WILLS DRILLED PUS'PS SPRINKLER SYSTEP,'S All types anti ties We repair and Serivce STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 307W ?ndSt 3776132 ss...DiQI3222611O(83199 E'ppre-- chrome and D't'iit, P'y"r jute-- Chna- Tabie ' I.; b.r'. 5169 (0 While the Boss is taking a Vacation SIERCHI1S XFttai(t.0 372 795) come in and see how much CAR your money can buy! I.lr (orpt.tioneq, 76,000 nfl) V,'i'r,l dining table ASSUME PAYMENTS 1774 5ir:,' Zig Zag with cabinel, C,.It'i pi ' 015.61 or S payments of V 50 E'.ictn Touch 'n Sew, 575 Ste At • 1NF ORD SEWING CENTER 33 1st St . Downtown 9111 [it'S 8e,9 1146 II new carpet from bankruptcy. Value up to 525 a yd Sacrifice S.) SCa yd Your choice. Weekday's 373 0061 MAITLANOFLEAMART II Hwy 1792 Open Sal. & Sun 9 13$ 2970 - inn Mowers We Sell The Best 8. Service. The Best Western Auto 1W lst5t '"."' Trash Hauled Away 5$ Pick up Load 567 6306 -'_ ' ____ I -'----_- - -- * * We've Moved * * I HERB'S TV (fowl .ticatc'd at 17005 French Ave (At the Sanford Auction) __________________________ Sales C,u 'age Sale 9 10 5 p m Saturday, June lItlui 7909 Park Ave Phone CELICA An Economy Car that's far from baslc..Inslde & Out Super sleek body Hood vents Radials g 2.2 liter hemi.head engine dtrnmkinin '.ivItP' ririti"" i' e Standard 4.cp Racy MacPherson strut front suspension Reclining bucket seats Wall to waI carpeting , Tinted glass Electric rear winctow defogger Power front disc brakes ALL STANDARD EQUIPMENT '•_' 55-B?s & Accesries -- IS final, Imperial Comanche, fIberglass, 120 HP inboard outboard motor, seats 6, fully equipped, tilt trailer, electric wench Must see to apprecIate 12,995 372 4749 3' Critchfield Cruiser. 160 Inboard outboard power Ideai for family camping, skIing, & fishing 32? till or 3770271 tat Rd. 4fl. t3 miles t'ast of 17-92. Ph. Sanford (305) 323-SIt Orlando 1303I 834•2299, TOYOTA'S NEWEST Carport Sale 7770 Hartwell 70 West ROIISOPi MARINE 7777 Hwy I? 9? 37) 3981 it all! __- '93-TV.Radio-Stereo and Adult-Family Q - KE?8',,P[ wAspqlR.oarts, ','r cc, c,s,'.i mrI,tin("s MOOt IV APPLIAPICES 37) 0497 COLOR TV. $11 9SMONTH 'EP4TALPUPCHASEPLAN 611 1006 $55 P.O.E. l--AppIiances nit Market, Sat & Sun Free ,blt's Sti.n's AUCtion, H*y 46 W ianforcl 3IAG. COVE I / 1957 or Conventional Mortgages. TRuC;loN cO?S: control, trailer hitch, air shocks. q'ai, 159 33 CHASES (CASH SALES), 133 Firtt St . Sanforti, 'Large wooded Io's 'Street lights Paved streets •'x,wers eSidewalks 30 Yea, ite'tgagei -$ pct. down REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACtOR 322-6457 Iivesetts I aiue velvet and a but' .ird 'joti .'elvet stripe, $191 00 '#m, ,. - HOMES OF DISTINCTION Ciose to evcrylhirç yet away f"om $13500 Ber'.Iir, IOs'f!e6t covered in brown viri,'l $Ilf. ) Matching swivel r(icki'r, $S'i. II selCtlor are still coniplete. Si'c our smart clothing, shoes. socb.s, to1 let goods, and houSehold Items Shop the entire store Come S:e, Shop 'N Save! Hundreds of tilt ideas white our selection is complete Bring thefamily shop at leisure during these hourspm. 10 PCI, OFF ALL PI;f4. 1792 Specials * * Male Pekingnesi' otd,nopprs 68-Wanted to Buy onrr. :nair, green & beige (acanlu, 5lf 3) 13th, 69 p.ri. Come see our complete selection of new Spring and Summer Lines Visit ca,r 65-Pets-Supplies ______________________________________ ?Aercury9.SHP-. Likenewl 542500 Johnson 3 HP- Runt, Perfect 5110 00 Call 3770925 after I p m )' Househc.at. '73, Aluminum, must icIl 59(10 Slip No 95 Sanford Boat Wcr lit This C 5400 3226199 BUSINESS DiRECTORY Central P4r't 8. Equipment for Rent ;,ereci in beige t.pprox Cadallic Sedan DeVille. Full pow'r, air, AM FM stereo. cruis,. ____________________________ Air Conditioning M,ød,,ri tut cg',ar 'ove'red In brown YOU AP,E IISYITED TO 3UP'Iil SALE FRID,,Y NIGHT, UNli Is? St,)734430 JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOPMLY'5 E 16 SanfOfd)?3 17)3 Braided Rugs 323 9134 "b 9lcentsea GardenLand,tioow 67A-Feed I'1 trcuioi, 59.f.(' DOLLAR'S FAMILY NIGHt CUSTOMER APPRECIATiOSI 373 3466 Special shrub and garden sprayers, French Prov sofa., celery colored. slightly !f!i I"79..0Q Matching chair. v9 3 Pisce esr Set Sale'-- Cash 197) Toraflo, 000d 'onditian, .000 mites, IjIly equipped. $3,500 Call 373 37)7 BLAIR AGENCY car den ip,,t 64 accessorIes 5219% Private owner 3377709 NATIONAL AUTO SALES 74005 FRENCH. SANFORD _____________________________ 1967 I nieMOW Tl(.1 your .titni F o I F me cm, = For Your Junk C,,'• Motorcycle Insurance w. Weil trained Pony, anti tack, fleck rein $75 or best offer Richard Cruger. 3.7 0144 -• i ha.r NO CREDIT CHECK PIOPEDIAPE * * * Uks' flew Call AtterO 372 754 Wingback chair ,:ovp".d in blue velvet brocacie sII'ritIy soiled, 00 Men's Golf Clubs. Wilson X.3I Irons (7 through sandwedqe). 1 X 31 woods, Black leather bag with matching hoods Hardly uteri because of illness A beautifu Set of lubt for 'ome golfer ill fi sacrifice pri' e 6616956 llmiiue Park, 'ume out and Inspect hi' Model Homes on tisplay ciiint has several ccncrele ock homes in nice section of Infoed Some need more handy ork than others - all a bargain DL) PICK FIRST Each 5)1.500 lIlt terms fo be arranged by yner. JOHNNY WALKER ' 1971 Lincoln Continental, Iii Locomn ___________________________ 595 00 Ycd 'ro 26065 Orlando Dr Hwy 1797, Sanford, 322 5071 31 J Bedrooms, family room, 7 Save Big At Sterchi's acrvl c fir I'll ?'O Decorators' Bazaar - - 62-1,awn-Garden sect control GarcienLanci. $400 1st St , 3736630, - 1.11 5'). 1 ,',t, rI hlon'ja -...... Specreac;tie granules for l&'wn t*twetn 17 pm 666 1017 ou Used Stereo with AM FM Radio, 12995 custom silk flower arrangements over 575 Century game table with I chairs, reg 51.3(0 - Sale, $799 Small antique Armoire, $149; Beautiful antique boxes with inlaid mother.of pearl; English break front $1,100 Cash & Carry. F'eearea delivery purchase's over isilIi' REALTY Req Peal Estate Broket l)OI. 76'Hlawatpta Avp at NOLL'S Caiselbc'rry. 17 97, 83(3 4206 Ca'lI.c '4--. excellent condition. low mIleaqe,oneownet, 1700 Cal P401t11fP1[S'T 78-l'¼)torcycIes ________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE Overflow from Winter Park Design Used HI F I with AM PM Radio, Studio (Interiors by Berta HaIl), 11195 furnishings, from model home. Two used Cocktai' Tablt'i, $1100 and 1975 Harry P Leu Designer's each Show House Many up to SO pct. off. Discontinuej fabric samples Mocern Tub Chair nu 0m1,nge tweed, rint'st 'I & Chitirt, secretarial desks & Chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets. as Is. Cash and Carry SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East First. Downtown 3779411 Eve. 569 1116 O'JEP&)PIICE CLEAN CAPS TO (P10051 POM, EASY TERMS Pr'crrnitirr'rI Lt,itt,'r es. 517 95 i"n(h,Thql' 1. f-I. ''. i(')('jY Sl'lC)P, 11Ct ,,irtmi1 i'.,, . 'i'iOOcj Of SICS'I desks l'IC(Ut,vt' desk Let Parts furniture Rent Blot Lustre [lectrc Carpet Shampooer for only 51 50 per day. - Decorators'Sale! Sanford's newest "1 t')w downpaymer'ts- ywner nifl(ed Please call utI Used office 76-Auto ------ Singer Zig Zap. in cahri('t, 3 needle, front load delu*e sewing machine. Sold new for 5.319 00 Pay balance of SM cv' 10 payments of $9. See at. Sale "' ... - Assume Payments ______________________ Once A Year lot Rent From Best lot selection nots available j have mIni homes under 520.000. - Itt. 372 7335 OBILE HOME PARK ret' Shaded acres with neat 3 droom, 3 beth mobile home. 7.300 Owner financed - ____________________ __ Country Breeze - Portable B W TV, 535. Maple Coffee table, $10; King size recliner, 540. Queen Anne arm chair, $65; Chest of Drawers, 530, 8 piece twin bedroom suite, $95. Desk & chaIr, $25, KULP DECORATORS, 409W Merchan ise Why Not Live rCI) Monthly Rentals Available - - tIc'dutifut S acres, pa','d rO,*ij. tvees, clear flowing Stream, hOrses 0 K Terry Realty, REALTOR 671 0711 . WE FINANCE PIILSOPi'5, FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff't Garden Centi'a' S1HouS43l'td Goods - Come - see the latest in lutury family living. the all new 71'6.4' Glen brook for . ,, MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn plete set up I'll save you money Licen'sed, Orlando 7735170. Junk. at Home rkliruq clean, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, kefrt home, e ral heat and 116W. 2nd St. ____________ . . 151,500 '1110 itt.iIit AtSUnTiø r"r'n's . 'm,-4I ,j.. P'ii'l,i, li'if..'Y, ) tI4'i)"fl,,p5 fl 6033 Sectional, Arm chair, Reclinet. houble bed, Hi riSe bed, Studio taches. Andirons. Easels. PCi nqs, 37) 6496 borhood bedrooms, Seminole JC's Annual FIe1 Market, Saturday, June 11, 197$ 177 S French Avenue. From t am. 105pm -' - Very Exclusive 31-Apartments_Furrnshed ., - Reallstatefroker FROfe 5155 I IA 1)01 2SlhSt 3726655 SO-hiiscellaneous -- _-.- Sanforti Father's Day Department * Theytre Hot" * Dish washerS Disposal Req Rt'nl Eit,itt' droker Prom 11 10 pct Discount on Realty. name it, we have it, Inside mali barn at Stan's Auction and Fle Market, Call about freeboosh. 37) 97t9, Hwy 16 W Sanford TAFFER REALTY -- - -_________ Clothing, shoes, tools, furniture, yo ,, - - , -' June 11th- 6 am. to I p.m.. Go Clubs, good clothes medium ar d large sites; flower container dishes, linens, 75 pc. set of chini otter bargaIns 1309 N. FowI* Purchase Plan Thursday, June 12, 17S-8B Good fishing boat, lS'.'' Cobia, 15 HP Wanted to buy uSed Office furniture 8O-Aitos for Sale 79-Trucks-Trailers Mercury with trailer Motor cx. Any Quantity PIOLL'S .. -cellent shape 4 Au*iliary tanks, (asie'Itie'rry. ftc',' Il 9? 830 42(4 1969 Ford Van, M.gs, side pipes. 1967 Mercury Monterey, inspection $400. See at 71)7 5. Willow Ave. ----_ -- ----- _ Stik, air conditioner. 1500. Call custom Interior, Call 377 0691. We Buy Furniture _____________________ 373503$. 1961 RIverla, I?' Cutty Cabin, 90 HP A small Classified Ad brings big Make your DAVIS i'll YJ/0 Evinrude, lilt trailer, new canvas Budget go further, Shop returns Icy one and see Call top. 13)6717. the Classified Ads every day 7611 or $31 9993 ___________________________ ________________ CASH 3224132 ________________________ lt66Mustanp Fou used furniture, appliances. 59-'?yjsical ?,'rcI'ndise 6cyI. automatic, 5450 80-Autos for Sale -'S.-.'. tCeIs, etc flu',' 1 Ci? ICC) ilrr ___________________ 3322951 Lirry's ',nrt, 713 Sirfr,q t.ve Reworked Baldwn built upright 1973 Toyota Corona Deluxe tuitIon Pick UpAbandoned piano, 1750, 10 yr. old Kolsler 4 WitQOn, air condition'nq, redo, I FREE Campbell electric player piano, sPeed, luggage rack. ike n )?? li57 75-'RecreationaI Vehicles like brnt) new, S930, Also brand 17,995 Call 32? 1651. ast (or new Spinet piano (been on loan for wtiltey Eclistein Dealer club programs) regular, 51.03$, Apache poo up camper with canopy, now 5795 66$ 414.6 $1,250. Steeps 6 tasily. sef .:on 1U4 Dodge Station Wilgon ocd . tamed 373 $7#,.5 * * * engine, needs some repair 53(4) 60-OH ice So pp lies " °' -------------- Dr., Deltona, Call 661 5251 5160 225 Mo 131 5fl CLIFF JORL)API,REAIIOP AFTER HR 727 9711 Broker 372 74.4 W/W Shag Carpet . - * _____________________ Don't forget our Inst. Girl Modern anti sharp 3 bedroom Split ShIrley's Treasur's at Stan' plan, 1' bahs fenzed yard, Flea Market, Sat & Sun garage, carpets, S'ove Intl Jim Hufit Realty UI) loin IS he d I _________________________________ Shaded homesite overlooking Ia REALTOR 2101 S F'renti Ave .3?) 0041 Luxury Patio Apartments Villas I p ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 1½ b Split plan, central heat lair, 10 wall carpet A'sumable ir tgae 576.900 ANFOR(','5 SALES LEAEP ardens ' II t)Aflf'r. rla.'w, 2 Flit room, delaChed gara fenced y.rd 519.000 323 9511 Kish Real Estate . - P' S eneva JUISU PSi IT 'JVU , - nlrnu '-'-----.--'-----.-_- This executive 3 bedroom, 7 bit home ii in one of Sanforcis tx areas 159.900 ed, ocean to den. fi ' largi' I i'iY.v v'v Ccrp' Realty REALTOR, 373 71 Real Estate 8TAL APARTMENT HOMES BPS,7fuIlbalh Sten strom gaIn vacation Al n.,.s_ a 4 ,,' 1, Owner will sefior re'nI wth opt or New Smyrna Beach Condominium on ocean, poolside, fully equipped, $150 ek 571 3691. Immediate Occupancy, 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments, $I0$l0 r.i..g, - ttiwn Ocean front Atrtrnenis ______________ tt Pnperty Larry Saxon, Realtor - * Rent 42-M,biIe Homes 76C1a5 17"? REAL TOR 32) 317.4 This borne really isn't a drive by. but wait until you get ifl5id, It's gracious and spacious with 3 bedrooms, dining room and fireplace Bonus -- owner is electrician arid has out In numerous extras for beauty tIme saving Call 371 9410 utts. 339 1139. DeBarti. AduItt Lovely large 1 bed room, air, Ideal for retired persons. 32 sosi $1500 REBATE NOQUALIFYIpiG New 3 IsP home, all eutras, $ pcI interest 529.500 37? 7767 3 bedroom, P7 bath on corner 511.9(0 lusting, 5)6,300. 7 mtg 373 8607 White ________________________ vate, trees, pratt, arid patio _____ Harold Hall Realty INCOME PROPERTY, $21,500 tot Let rentals pay your mortgage direct to owner Large house Wilt apartment 4 cottage rented 53.300 down No qualify Move right in ii Elm Aye, 373 1762 J I5.-1,bjle Home Lots MBOO COVE APT -- - 43-LoAcreage Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford 372 7161 - S155$ 160 . S It nobiie home village, under rge Shady oaks on the Scenic ekiva Modern clean interiors, m 5)10 5 Mi W of Sanford 377 SO'd;r;;; dot 131389 after 530 See Dave's Furniture at Stan's FIt Market, Sat, 4 Sun. refrigerator JCWI4 u: 1.4 IDE P. __________________________ WEKIVA RIVER ,un., Stan's Flea Market IN ALL PRICE RAPIGES Ill Vi lit St 727 Son Acreage etberry. 12'w60', '71. 7 t*drOOrn misfied, central ar, Co close In AdultS 339 $439 -ApartmentsUnfurnisP - Business Home. zoned commerc 1 Icr highway Great ten 111,950 Acre Rlty, REALT( 373 7753 CHOICE LAKEFRONT, Custi built 1 Butciroorn. 2 Story on fin fishing and Swimming lake, ii beach, boat hot & dock, one at tree thadti 5.85.5(0 Home's, Lots '!Sb'S'T REALTOR 3727195 33) ltjlT ter SprIngs, 7 or 3 BR. large tmily room fli',iijtiful ShrubS and cci 5700 mo Ill 572? - CailBart Real Estate )) LAKE MINNIE 1 Bedrooms, p 7 taths, fenc,ti yard, air con ditioned. utility SI'ICd, 527.500 WE TAKE TRADES is, SWIM. SKI 3 bedroom waterfront home, beautiful kit Chen, fcwrnal dining, Florid, room Overlooking Ike, central teat, and air, fenced yard Tables & Permanent bootl available, All under cove Located I', miles east of I IonS R 16, Sanford at Stan's Auction 37 2 9719. Visit the Dutch Lamp Shop Sat. B. BALL R EAL.TY Choice Listings Evening Herald, Sinford, Fl. ________ __________________________ Open Saturday & Sunday,; : S p.r old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost I acre. IdylIwilde Scxtlon 373 9166 ______ ir.fencedyardSl7Spermc,nthas = - fly Owner Lovely)bedrooms, 1 year J 'anted to _____I -- WITT REALTY Front * * * Peg Real Estt H)ket 7 bath, Ii A. W.ill to wall 371 0440, 377 7 7 41,373 7595 carpet, paved Street, public usate,. __,,,,,.,, and outsith, City fle'autifUl Spring 3 BEDROOM, 1½ ba'hs, (at take Stays full even during room, $)5,9 drought. 529,900 total price House needs painting and tidyg up. 7 BEDROOM, 7 bath, ('imily ro JOHNNY WALKER Mayfair, REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1 BEDROOM.? bath, family ro POOl, all the eitras 117,500 3226457 bedroom, Pa bath, iitche.t equipped. central heat & rpeted lake J 3 flC(1C))f'fl i" . $lSOmo. AdultS preferred 373 5151 or 3224470 citrus grove, 300' of like I large 7 BR home, 2 cr pa, PVflp & sprinkler svs'em 177,5(0 "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH 4 WANT AD Phone 322 2611 or 53) 9993 dncl a friendly Ad Visor will help you , Sanford, by Owner- ldyllwNdeIl W1LS(JN MAIER FURNITURE Section. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, family BUY SELL.- TRADE room on isrge lot, 10* down 11 315 E First St 377 56" payment. Call 372 045 after 6:30 p.m Large Flea Market LAK EFROIiIT_3izAcrlA , ,edroom, ii', bath. air and heat)o.0o. $13 CO damaoe deposit 323 1711 DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday WE'VE FOUPID IT' 3b.d modern home, large family r wall to watt carpet, drape's, enuoped kitchen, double cart Only $19,000 eXcellent terms, MAKE ROOM 10 STORE YOUp WIN T I P I IEM S .51 L L inford- 3 bedroOm, l" baths, pool, carpet, good location. 901' t%46$2$or 3720263 or 901 731093' 3Unos Minimum 3 rm, central heat.alr, carp.tting, above around pool, •enced beck yard by owner 371 0572 alter 6 Unfurnished - 41c11 IthruStimes 31ca 6thrU2Stimes 2lca I 26fimeS ($2.00MINIMUMCHARG HOURS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petiton under oath has been tpie Herald Clatsifled ads are blitck and white and read all over. 831-9993 322-2611 41Houses - BR. I', baths, living rm, family 4420. -- 41-Houses - .. ,-------------- Tee' 'P8 Green. excellent COfld'tiØn - In re: the Adoption of BRADLEY MICHAEL LAWRENCE filedintheabovestyledCourllor the permanent comrnitrnnt oP B P A DL E V MI C H A I L LAWRENCE. A White. Male child. born on November 2?. 1973. in Chicago, Cook Counh', IllInOiS, tO prospective, adoptive parents. YOU ARE required to file your Answtr of other pleadings with the Clerk of the above . Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon MARVIN NEWMAN and JON S. ROSENBERG. Attorney for the Petitioners. Suite 1446. CIIA Tower. Orlando, Florida 3280). on or bcfore the 4th day of July. 1975 1' you fail to do so. a default Judgrnnt will be entered against you. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court at Sanlord. Seminole County. Florida, thiS 2nd day of 1915 (Seal) Arthur H fleckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Ciruit Court By: Lillian ,ienkins C'"& ARt.'(l I NES'J.%'.SN, FQ " NEWMAtI and ROSENBERG Sjite 1446, CNA Tower Orlando, Florida 37601 Attoriey for Pctitionc Publish' June S. 17. 19. 26. 197S DEO - CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Pa Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR COUNTY, SEMINOLE FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SIOI3LA.2GA - 5 ' ___________ ,4oiice is tie(eh', çy(n ttat by 'Itotl,ne". Adults or Teens virtue ci that certain Order for (Seal) Abandonment Proceedings, issued FACED WITH A DRINKlN Arthur H BeCkwih. Jr out of arct tjnier the s,'a of 'he PROPtI EM Clerk of the Circuit Court PerhapS AlcOf'ollc Anoflyrtioli County Court of Seminole County. fly Elaine RiCh6rde Florida upon an Order rendered in Can Help Deputy Clerk tneaforesaldcourtonth.otfldayof Call 173 .8587 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CLEVELAND & MIZE June A 0 1975. in the? certain case WritePO B x 1713 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Attorneys (or Petitione. FICTITIOUS NAME Sntcird U lot aa 37771 "In Re In the Matter of Abandoned CIRCUIT IN ANt) FOR SEMINOLE P0 Drawer Z Notice is hereby uivcn that we are __________________________ Personal Property." which Sanford, Florida 37771 COUNTY, FLORIDA. engageci in business a' 1833 State Rd -- -aforeslidOrder was delivered to me CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1114-CA.09.0 Publish' June 5, 17, 19. 76, 1975 434. Longwood Vllaqe. Lonuwood, S-Lost & Found as Sheriff of Seminole County, DEO 33 DIVISION C Styiflolf' County, Florida. Florida Said Property to include; CITY SAVINGS BANK OF PITT _____________________________ wider the flctitiou name of Bicycles Mate Irish Setter SFIELD. PAIPITREE. snd that we intend to tI THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 'Two Dishwashers In Pinecrest Area Plaintiff, register said name with the Clerk of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR One Pool Filter Call 377 694) and identify , me Circuit Court, Seminole County. _______________________ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE One Slide Projector CLAUDE HARRIS and MILDRED Florida in accordance with the COUNTY. FLORIDA. One Stereo HARRIS, his wife, provisIons of the FictitiouS Name 6-Child Care CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S7S7CA.0t.0 Arid various other abandoned Defendants Statutes. To Wit: Section 16509 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP property MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Florida StaIute 1957. TGAGE ASSOCIATION. and the unJerligned as Sheriff of NOTICE OF SUIT ChildCareinmy home S Paul W Stapp Plaintiff. Seminole County, Florida. will aI TO: CLAUDE HARRIS and Reasonable Becky Stapp DEOI) 11't AM on the 20th day of June MILDRED HARRIS. hS wife. 372 795) Putylih' ,Jutie 5. 17. 19, 26. 1975 JOHN I APPLETON and M...RY .A 0 1975, offer for sate and sell to _______________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIE ANN APPLETON. h5 witC, ___________________________ Spec!al Summer Rates' Open the hiChest bidder, for cash the that an action to foreclose a moe' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Defendants abOve deScribed personal property hours; all ages. Swing Set It NOTICE OF INTENT tgage on the folowing In property EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOTICE OF SUIT at the locatIon of the Agricultural & lery, fern Park, 1314)11 TOREGISTER Seminole County, Florida CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOL E TO' JOHN I APPLETON anti Road Department of Seminole FICTITIOUSPiAME 4, Lot Block 2, Lincoln Heights. COUNTY. FLORIDA. County on Highway 17.92, South of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Complete child care Services N Section Two. accor.J"; i the piat MARY ANN APPLETON, his wife, CIVIL NO. IL1ZSI.G RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Sanfora, Seminole County. Florida Sumt..,rPrograrnt HEY DIDO the undersigned, desiring to engage thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1 In re: the Petition of All parties claiming Interesis by, That said sale is being made oInr I DAY CARE 323 5690 inbusiness under the fictitious name Pagel.3. Public Re'cortisof Seminol BEN B STEWART ano LeVEDA through, under or against John 1. pursuant to Chapter 105 of the of GENEVA HEATING AND AIR -_____ ________________ County, Florida. STEWART. hiS wife. Sa'urday& Evening Florida Statutes CONDITIONING SERVICE at 1205 rias been filed against you, anti you Appleton and Mary Ann Appleton. NOTICE OF SUIT Child Care Ages 2 S wife, and to all parties having or John E Polk. Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 37771 are required to serve a copy of your TO' BILLY A. MAY A Child's World 373 6421 claiming to have any right, title or Sheriff intends to register the Said name written defenses thereto, if any, Residence Unknown interest in the real property herein Seminole County, Fior;da with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of ---- upon Leonard V. Wood. Attorney for Address Unknown Publish: June 12. 19, 1975 Seminole Cnunty', Florida plaintiff, at Suite 211, 251 Maitland described 11-Instructions YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CEO 90 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DATED thit, 2nd day of June, A D -Ave., Altamortte Springs, and file that the above named Petitioners that an action to foreclose a mor 1975 the original with the Clerk of th: BEN B. STEWART and LaVEDA Ceramic Classes tgegeonfhefollowingrealproperty John M Hill above styled Court on or before Hi STEWART, hii wife, have filed a SEMINOLE COUNTY Wed thru Fri 13a m 7pm in Seminole County. Florida. Publish June 5. 17. 19, 76, 1915 3rd day of July. 1975; otherwise a Petitiøri for the adoption of the UTILITY BOARD CaI73 86W) the SculPt 15 feet and DEO39 _____________________________ judgment may be entered against minor child named ifl that Petition Neticeof Public Hearing South .13 feet of Lot 71. Block you for the relIef demanded In the RICHARD'S PROFESSIONAL The Board of County CO.. you are commanded to serve a SUBURBAN HOMES. SECTION 2. Complaint herein BARTENDER'S SCHOOL missioners of Seminole County COPyOfyOurw'ittefldrfen%1'5,if any, Ecording to the plat thereof as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WITNESS my hand and seal Day & Night Classes 3 Mi Ofl HARVEY sitting as the Seminole County EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. COULTER, recorded In Plat Book S. Page sa:dcourt,tptisc?hctayof June 1973 LOngwood. Junct 1797& 119 Petitioners' attorney, whose addresS Utility Board will hold a public Public Records of Seminole County, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (Seal) Is 372 5756 or 372 15).i PC. Box 3736, Forest City, COUNTY, FLORIDA hearing in the County Commiss,on Florida Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Chambers of the Se-iinoI County Florida, 37751. on or before the 10th Case No. 7Sll)4CA44.D has been filed against you and you Clerk of Circuit Court '1y of July. 1975. and file the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. on are required to serve a Copy of your In re: the Marriage o By: Lillian Jenkins Ruby (0' Gitlis original with the Clerk of the Court Tuesday, July 1, 1975 at 7.00 P.M. or written defenses. if any, to it t van Deputy Clerk either before service on Petitioners' Petitioner Wife as soon thereafter as sble to den Berg, Gay & Burke. PA., at Publish; June 17, 19, 26. July), Bartender for nightS Also cOckt and consider an aoplication concetning at'orney or immediately thereafter; Post OffIce fbi 793, Orlando, DEO $0 waitress Apply Club Diamo Charles Ate',ar,det Gills changes in water crud sewer Iervi..e otherwise. default may be entered Florida 37*02. and tile the original Hwy 17 97. Deflary Respondent Hus.band rates in areas cerlitied to be served against you for the relief demanded with the Clerk of the above styled en th Petition by Sanlando UtIlitist Corporation. NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF APPLICI,TION TO court on or before July 7th. 1975. Wanted Babysitter 10 Charles Aleiander GiIIi WlTNlSSmyhandarudthes,.Iof By: Sidny L. VHtIOn. jr., VACATE PART 0: FLAT OF otherwise a ludgrnent may be en LakeMary area the Court at Sanford, Seminole Concrete MIX Inc Chairman feted agaInst you for the relief BELAIR. A SUBDIVISION Callforinforrnatlofl32loS7* , County, Florida. this 6th day of Rkl Attest; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: demanded in the complaint Ce' .(JIW. 1975 Arthur H Beckwi?h, Jr. North Carolina Work ycur own hour's Earn ext YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED petition (Seat) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Clerk income as an AVON Represe that on tPt lit day of July, 1975. at WITNESS my hand and the seal f Arthur H Be(kwi?h, Jr., aCtion for diSSOItiOn of marriage Publish: June 6. 12. It'. 26. ivii fatly, Call 641 3079 10:00 o'clock AM. or as soon raid Court on June 2nd, 1975 Clerk of the Cercut Court has been filed against you and you CEO 16 tPtr,artr as may be heard. CHASE (Seal) ______________________________ MONEY MAKING opportuiity I fly Joy Stokes are reQuired to serve a copy of your GROVES. INC will present its Arthur H. Be'ckwith, Jr person active in religious circi Deputy Clerk wr,tten defenses, It any, it to Petition and make application to the FICTITIOUSNAME Clerk of the Circuit Court to sell fund raising program PublIsh; June 12, 19,26, July), 1973 Ruby Coi Gillis, Petitioner, whot, Notice I' hereby given th$t *0 are Coad of County Commissioners of By' Joy Stokes church groups No mercttandl 01079 Azaiea address is 17 Drive, Seminole County, Florida, pursuant engaged In business at 100 Hilltop Deputy Clerk involved A new idea appealing itland Florida 32751. on r before to SectiOn 177.101 of the Florida Publish: June 5. 12. 19. 26. Place, Altamonte Spring's, Seminole all church members Your age June 30th, 197S, and file the original County, Florida under the fct(t, Statutes, to vacate that part of the DEO 31 no barrier to this dignified plan, with the clerk of thu Court Cithet IN THE CIRCUIT PIat of Befair, Seminole County. COURT, name of SOUTHERN HERITAGE you are active Exce'lent coi before service on Petitioner or EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR Flo,idi, recorded in Flat BocA 6. CHURCH FURNISHINGS, and that IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND mission. Full or part time Wri immediatelytt,ereatter. otherwise a CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PagelllntheOtficeof the Clerk 0, FOR *?lfltlndtoregistersaidnam,wiffi SEMINOLE COUNTY, default will be entered against to Gold Award, Box 1390. Eusf the Clerk of the Circuit Court, COUt4TV. FLORIDA. the Circuit Court of Seminole FLORIDA FIa, 37726 for the relief demanded in Ihe CASE NO. 74.17$$.CA49.A Seminole County, Floricia in ac County, Florida. described as CIVIL ACTION NO: 7S.)T30CA.te.sL complaint or petition TUCKER BROS. INC. follows. towit: Cordince with the prOviSionS of the Clerk TypiSt Mon thru Fri I to SOUTH[A51 BANK OF EAST WITNESSmy handand the seat of Fictitious flame Statutes. To wit Plaintif(. Commence at the Norm ' Section ORANGE. f Ii a BANK OF Call Mr's Osbørn 373 $500 EAST thiS Court on May 30th, 1975 __________________________ v's Section 543 09 F Icrda Statutes Post of Section 3. Township 20 South. ORANGE, a Florida bank mc cor (Seal) HIC.DEN LAKE DEVELOPMENT s Janice 'iris Range 30 East, Seminole County. poratior,. Arthur H flekwith. Jr CORPORATION OF FLOP'OA. Ror.ald J. owrtserici Florida; thence run S 00 degrees 13' Plaintiff, Clerk of the Circuit Co'.,rt Publish: .Lne I? 19.36. July). 1915 MOORE HANDLEY, uNC 12" 1 • 80001 feet or I Point Of '31.0 Legal Notice By Lillian Jenkins __________________________ PLUMBING COMPANY. INC.. and 01017 Beginning, said point being on the AVERY I WISDOM and RENEE As Deputy Clerk j, PEPIDLETON GAINES dba SoutlterlyrightoVwayof5tateRu M WISDOM, hii wife, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Publi5h June 5. 12. 19. 26. 1975 IICTITIOUSNAME PENCO EPITERPRtSES. S•46A (23 Street); thence run N. 89 Defenciants NAME LAW Notice is Pu' rely given that we are DEO 32 Defendants degrees 25' 35" W. along said NOTICE OF ACTION Niti(C heieby given that It S efigatjed in bq,,inc at ItS Elm NOTICE OF SALE Southerlyright.of.Way.173.74fe,tto TO: AVERY E. WISDOM and %JflderSiQi't,d, desiring 'o engage NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Drive. (awlofrry. 37707. SemInole Notice is hereby given that, an Intersection with Easterly right. REPIEE U WISDOM bussflelSunderthefictstious name NAME STATUTE Counip. FlO'id , under the fictlt.oui pursuant to an order or a final olwayofLake Bou$evarti,asshown Post Otlice Box U ALTAMOIITE HEIGHTS APAR' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. name Of 9 Sf40 C PAINTING judgment of foreclosure entered in ontlieplatof8elalraccordinqtotp,e Geneva, FlorIda Notice is hereby given that tilC MINTS, at Plo 64), NorthIab CONRAC'O(:S,andtruatweintend the above captioned ac?i, I will platthereofasrecordinplatook YOU ARE NOTIFIED that ar undersigned, pursuant to the Boulevard, Altamonte Spring tOreqister i . rarne with the Clerk sell the property Situated in 6. page 46 of the Public Records of actiontoforecea mortga jern the "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter Fiorid. )flol. intends to regittertt of en, C.rt'jf Court. Seminole Seminole County, Florida. described SemInole Cnty, Florida. thence lollowing property In Seminole sos 09, Florida Statutes, wit register said name with the Clerk of tt F criJa in accordance with a run 5 00 degrees 00' 54" W., along County, Florida *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court, (ycuit Court of Semino'e Count' the pray $iijl5 Of 'he Fictitious Luts 1 tttroi,ofs 9. Block "1'. said Easterly right of way Of Lake PARCEL NO. fl The South 825 'nand( SiemtnoleCounty,Ftorida, Flotida Nar'' S'sttn, To Wit. SuCtiOn HIDDEN LAKE. UNIT 16. as per Boutevardl23 633feet; thence run S. feet of the West ' of the Southwest Dated May 15th. $915. upon receipt of ,t the US O Fkrpla Statutes 1957 plc? thereof recorded in Plat Book 19 degrees 25' 33" E 34.500 (eu; 'a of the Northeast ½. Section 6, THOMAS & W SLLER. publicali,nofthis note. thetictitious ! Li orird F. Bier 11. Pages 53 and 5* Lots 4 through I thence run S 00 degrees 00' 54" W. Township 0 South, Range 32 East, it North Carolina name. to wet MAITLAPID MOTOR DniId B. Carpenter and Lot 26. flock "6". Lots 15 and 72300 feet; thence run N. $9 degrees Less the East 33 feet of the North 133 General Partnership SUPPLY under which I am engaged PLbltsh ?,'iiy 72. Ti'. June 5. $2. $975 Id. Lots 19 through 22. i'd Lot 34, ?S'33" W. 2.97I feet to a point, said By. Jesse M Wallet feet for road and subject ba 15 feet n business at 2100 North Orl4nceo Block "H", Lots 1 through 17. Block point being on the Easterly rightof. easement for bridle path on the General Partner Avenue, M.qitland. Florida ".1". and Loss ' and 7, Block way of said Lake Boulevard and also East, South and West sides. PubliSh May 77. 79, June 5, 12. 191 That the party interested in ia, HIDDEN LAKE. UNIT IC, as per On a curve, saici point having a AND DEN $79 busir,ess enterprise is as follows' pEat thereof recorded in Ptat Boof l'ICTITIOUS NAME tangent bearing of S. 20 degree's 73' PARCEL P40. 21 and South ½ of John V Likins kOtI.' it. hereby g'Yen that I am 17, Pages 55 arid 54; and Lots 9 7S"W..saidcajrvehaving a radiusof PARCEL Plo 26: The West ½of the Dated at Casselb.erry, Seminole enCac.etl in bosncst, at $00 ichaL,.,, tP%l'OuOh Block "6", and Lots j 250.00 feet and concave Nor UNITED STATES DISTRIC Northtast '. of Section s. Township County. Florida, on May 19th, 1975 rr, Ltng*ooa, Semnoie count,, "rQugh ) and Lots 23 through 3), ttiwnterly; thence run South. 20 South. Range 32 COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT 0 East, Less the PubliSh May fl. 79. June 5. 1?, 1975 UIr Ci under the (iCtitiDu's name hock "H", HI")DEN LAKE, UNIT westerly. along said curve arid rLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION North 1575 feet arudthe Sojth S2Sfeet 01P1144 iD, as per p1st thereof rerOed an COURT PlO 74.3SOOrI.Ciy.Y Easterly right of way, 114,711 feet AMf RICAN BUSINESS CAPITAi. also less the East 33 feet for tea). and tP.at I inttnd to register said Flat Book 17, Pages 37 and 51, Public UNITED UNITED STATES OF AMERIC4 through a cen'ral angle Of 23 degrees STATES DISTRICT Subject to a IS fee'? easement on the Records of Seminole County, Plaint iff, v Herman Lower ruanie with the Clerk of the Circuit COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 20' 72" tO the P.1. of slid curve; west SIde for bridle pith. Defendantls) NOTICE OF SAL FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION -thence run S. 43 degrees 5)' 47" W., Co,t, Seminole County, Florida an Fkrida. AND Notice ', heret,y given th along said Easterly right uI.way, COURT PlO. 71 )11.Ort.Clv.R bCc%dane th the prowisiun5 of a)pubticsale,tothehighestandbest PARCEL NO 9 The South 64OI flu F lCtltlou Nane Statutes. To bddcr fee' ii'ti. at the west front pursuant to a FINAL DECREE 140 estee, to the P.C. of a curve feet of the No'th 761300 feet of East UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Fore,.jour entered on May 10, 19 W I' Section SS 09 Plo. id Statutes entra"ce of the Seminole County Plain'itt, v EDWARD HOLIDAY. having a radius of 19.9. 792 feet and ',of the Northeast i,4 Of Section th above entitled Court, in It by et tesi. tourtfiousq in Sanford, Florida, at being concave Northerly; thence JR al Defendant(s) -NOTICE Township 70 South, Range 37 East. above styled cause, the undersign* or SALE - Notice is hereby given 1100 a m on the 10th day of June, run Southwesterly and Nor. Less the Ia'? 461 00 feet, Subject 5' RiChard L Simmons '0 United Slates Marshal, or one of h that pursuant to a SUMMARY Publish JunC 5. 1?, 19, 74. 1575 tPewesterly, along said curve and a 6.600 foot easement on the East duly authorized deputies, will se FINA. DECREE of Foreclosure WiTPIE 5,5 my hand and the seal of DEC 35 Eattert" rigtd of way, 216396 feet, and North sides for Road and su the property situate in Seminoli this court on this 9th day of June, entered on May 6, 1975 by the above throughacentratangI,ao$7deig,, jet toa 1500 foot easement on tP,e Court,', Florida, described its t.ntllled Court, In the above styled 0158" to a point, said point having a NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Soutti anti West sides for dramatic Th r.al cstte covered by tfi (SEAL) cause, the unde'signrd Unmtd July 7, 2V?5 t 7 0 kM ItiC tangent bez'ringcf P4.51 degrees (0' and brlde path aforesaid mortgage is; Commenc ''ates Marshal, or one of his duly underSigned will sell one 19.71 Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. 15" W thence run S. 29. degrees 3$' AND at the W 4 corner of Section I authoristd deputies, wilt Sell the Chevrolet Imoala Custom 2 door Clerk of the Circuit Court 72" W. 965 371 feet; thence run S. 00 PARCEL P40 I' The South 130 fet't Township It 5, Range 31 E property situate By t'aIne RiChard, in Seminole County, D144471J1479.Si; for repair and degrees. 04' '1" W. 721.1.44 feet; Of the North 1933 fees less the East Seminole County. Florid',, ru s'orage Florida, described as: The West De'p.-y Clerk Tag thence rur. N. 19 deg,'ee's 73' 25" 1. Plo K .S9. 336, 440 feet of the East '. of the Pine' Southerly along W line of sal feet I inches of lot 72 and the East 79 Wisconsin, .Itrry A ,Cunk 1309.79.7 feet to the Southwest corner theast ½. Section 6, Township Section 3). 100665 ft ft.. a pCit teet of lot 2$, flock 1$. as shown on Law Offic s of Waay IlIvera OP the Northwest 4. of the Northeast South, Range 32 East, subject 101 15 tmifl(J IS it Sot P4 i'n t 5' ,of SW' tht vj(blp,J $.rt,cmn el it,,. Harold B Himowiti ½ of said !,.i'lkv 3; tr,ece continue frrt easement on West S'bor t,r1Jie Fast ,.ongoci of P4W of SW ½ ot Section I SAPILAPIDO .,'.Jl 5lk .1,.-c fluidg THE SUBURB N 59 degrees 72' 25" 1 1000 feet, pith Ihencerun I artiparalleltoand 131 BEAU1IFUL Sanford Section, as Ja:ksonvillp. Florida 3fl7 2)6 Church Ave tluerte run N. 00 degrees I)' 21" W. has bcen filed against YOU ItYl S of Said N line 400 5 ft to a point recorded in Piat Book 3 page U, Of IA'tof'ney) Longwood, F Ii 1613 479 fe'f to a point on said are required to serve a copy of your beg ning, thence continue E 13) Si the Public Records of Seminole Publish June I?. 19. 1975 Publish .1e 12. 1973 Souherty rig?tt of way of State Road written defenses, if any, to it on ba POint, thence S anti parallel tot Cunty, Florida, together with the 01054 010 $7 S leA (25th Street); thence r'n N. $9 DONALD F WRIGHT, Plaintiff's tine of said Section 1) to a po.nt on rsc,Ptts of ingress arid egress over degrees 33' 33" W., aloeg said attorney, whose address is 1131 IifleoftheflW'4ot SW '4of 51db BREPITWOOD AVENUE and Soutt*rlyr&9ht.cf.w.yof State Ro*d South Orange Avenue, Post Office thence:un Won Slid S line 133 S leA (25th Street), 30.00 feet to the Box 34.7, Orlando, P Ioe'id*. 32t02, on S,atLEM STREET lying West and ft boa point, thence Pd and parallel South arid adjacent to iaid Block, Pain of 6.egl.'vuir,g; said parcel or before 7th day Cf July, 1725, and the W line of Said Secticn :3 to Itt sho,en on th above described plat 'ontains3l.7Ø acres. llIetheorigln.lwlthtt,,Cfirkofthis point of begln.sing at publIc Outcr ôt ub4iC outcry to the highest a a a a and return said descr,ed part Court either befoi'. service • t to the higheSt and best bidder fo belt bidder for cash at I) 00 o'clock said 5i.*idivition to acreage Plaintiff's attorru.'y or immediately ',ttt ,it II Ct) 0 ctcxk A U ni A , on Tuesday. June 21. 1975 at Dated the 9th Jiy of June, AD. thereafter; otherwise, a default will ?uesday, June 21, 1975 at the *01 the West door of the Seminole 19.75, at Sanford, Ssminle County, be entered against you for tfue relief door 01 the Seminole Count County Courthouse, Sanford, demanded in 'he Complaint Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Florida CHASE GROVES. INC. WITNESS my hand and seal of Dated S IS 75 Dated May $5 )95 B: S 0. Cstie Jr this Court on 30th day of May. 1975. MITCHELL A NEWBERGEI MITCiElL A NFWBCRGER VIce.Presin! (COURT SEAL) United StateS Marshal United States Marsha' IFEIR AND SPEER Arthur It feckwittt, Jr M'ødIe Dis:ricI of Florida Middle District of Florida /41ornCys a' Law Citrk of the CIrcuit Court KEPIOcLI W. WHERRY £ KENDELL W. WHERRY II) Aves. By' Elaine RIC.'tarde Assistant United States Attorney Assistant United States Attcrney !.infrd, P',orioa Depu' CIrk Attorney for Plairitiff Attorney for Plaintiff lubIiih: June 17, 19., 19.75 Publish: June 3, I?, 19., 76, 1973 Publish: May 72, 79. June 5. 17, 197 Publish' May32. 79. June 5. 17, 19.75 'iM . DEOII 01034 DEN Iii - ,'',... _________________________________________________ ______________ Notice -' m'tr'r,'i ;,- -v,- r sd d;i', lowest priced Toyota Celica has just about everything except a sports car tiCAS HURRY ON IN-LIMITED EDITION ECONOMY TOYOTA OF SANFORD HWY. 17-92 8 AIRPORT BLVD. Local freight, state taxes, license tag & options extra PH. 322-8601 I '4 �- - - - ,- ji-- -- - ' .- -T- - -_ _ ±__ - ______ - - -. -- _— . -'r- "'.,-. '- -: -: -' - LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, June 12, 1975— IOB -— 'I Thursday (13) 10:00 (9) __________________________________ 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 6:15 (6,6) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream 01 Jeannie 630 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. 8) Tod ay (6) News Bozo's R rop Te?ecast (13 June Allyson (33) Science Fiction 11:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (24) Washington Straight Talk (33) 700 Club (44) Nig ht Gallery 11:30 (2, 8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 1:00 Q 8) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie Friday - --. i: ( 9 ) 5r'rt'- jt: - Problems - me as to the pros _ _ Dr. anti con.s of using distilled water for dnkingandcoongtnthisday Lamb of unsure water supplies. Is distilled water pure? If one could get a small distiller at ___________ home, wnuld the purchase price be warranted by the good safe. It will not ham ha you in any L flushing action of pure And does a good deal of our public water introduce harmful minerals and agents into our systems contributing to some water? is Amnri, (44) G&dil 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Ternt'SSee Tuxedo 8:30 ls'4) Andy'! Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue - - .;A; (3 9) (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoa t Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild Romper R oo m (24) Se same Street (35) 700 Club (44) Father Kno,3 Best 10:30 (2,8) Wheel of For tune w Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00(2,8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It Split Secon d (44) 11:30 (2) (6) (24) (35) Neighborhoods Phil Donahue Hollywood Squares Love Of Life Movie Biankety Blank Electric Company Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON 1•1fl i (6) II %_ lfl i_ I flI,.L rii. - -. Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6) News (9) All Mv Children (24) W ha t Makes A Good Fat her (35. 44) Movie l:30(2.8)DaysOfour Lives bottle caps along the manufacturer's route of preparing the so-called absolutely safe, pure solutions, Distilled water Is perfectly __________________ 'T1t2:30P,.M.-S1.25 kGAMATS GEONGE SEGAL GLENDA JACKSON IN A fttIIU P1 UVUfl OF ILVOI CLASS - seems to Ii4T I$ NOT scOMuuD oo YOVUSIS CNIL.DII JANIS "The Way She Was" JND(C III MUST BE wu r'as ENT ' it 1 11 ____________ ___ 111111117 - I =l! C' Il ' Si 4 11, s•p, N0.4 im Mid U9 I E r ri-Sat.- 0 ________ ii_ w e.. a'rtr'_ uuu v w uai - 8-8:30 ABC MILLER "The BARNEY Stakeout" - today. She'll probably come ii 15 lt J7 !8 I 19 apartment that I I 110 Iii I ama ' a ' WHO . UNEN iaa WEEjal:JBIII 111111 'ENO -81100 Jam CYAEOU A R -_- -- SOUBC EDIR B • I I I III I MARTINGALE - I -- - - --•--j-i.-----. C TO. rt; C.,ritsit,rars yaars of op.'atlori, the Jail Is in riced of rI-Nir and r.p , e. Security glass food p-ass door iiirin lo-ci s. rarts , , nt n,cpiarils.. arid gni.ral tlçlitenimg of d.rt miee4i t r rr art clot, After 14 C,,-.A-pass several o.I II, these ( food t say be ratted t rc/ Z)'e d4'-' ,4 ',Ii'-.'i 11 Is ,,ti it i'..l t1t.1, LI itg,tl, 11(1, Cd •.*y eisi:or. LtS,r? -••i:. are •itte4 to U, Jail on tie averi ' T!c rtatr cf L?.• sKould e doise by • Pa,4..a,, lilt %I' r~ - ad ,wntic-'.d .1.,. is spec IiIl,,d - rk iri3 rof.st 1oCt11 - . r for 11.143.00 to furnish ta . 1r,ç'.l'-lIc •... It ' I i -_ - - _. - - I' ' .. fT - g' '"'c" • Ji - . - - 4 - - "' , .,# • . . .. '.. .i' ' so I ' - ,] - .•.•:.-' . A. ,_..;.._ ,. ' " - .:'-' - *" Ii ' , • ., ' J. ' I l ,, r!z .t -' ,.._ ' ' '•' '". . , - -- ' - _.-'' - *'1 ' -.-.•- s.' 444 '( L' - - . - ' ... - - - ' Li - -- _... -- ..'- - .'- • - - • ' ' t - _______ 'k" -. _____ :i-' - ------ . - ' Seminole County Deputies Joe Patton, left, nI-i Charles Coffee guard the flag-draped coffin of Jailer Robert 0, Mooe prior to ----- - 1.' yesterday's funeral services In Altamonte Springs. (Herald Color Photo by Bill Vincent) Moo re Laid I Rest - - Fa en Deputy Honored By GLENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer Deputy Robert 0. Moore. k respects to Moore and help his cradled daughter Rebecca in . It was because of her father family bury the fallen deputy. her arms and sat bolt upright In The little girl bounded from that the pro' e officers gathered They sat in silence as the the first pew of the church as the black limousine with all the at the St. Mary Magdalen Rev. John Picciano delivered the priest continued. Church parking lot were ffielre. the homily during the Requiem records of County Commission "This *o.k is essential to the erectors of steel products. The in some other I budget) line. I energy of a four-year-old. "Your presence here will do "Hi," she said to the burly meetings yesterday a Herald security and operation of t signed estimate, dated April 14, can't fathom us doing taking concelebrated by much to help the family now Ioore, a jailer and deputy of High Mass a copy of which went to the all those economy measures reporter discovered that State jail," the memo stated. Rev. John Ryan. and in the days to come. You deputy holding the car door, the Seminole County Sheriff's Attorney Abbott Herring's chief Polk said that due to the County Commission, Indicated and somebody asking for an "have you seen my daddy?" s -a Department, died Monday We have no valW amwersis are, Investigator. Jack R. Fu)en- security risk, no vWtor3 am the wnrk could be done in "two over-expenditure. IrresponsThe deputy's wide', has also been examining permitted In the area where to three weeks." trying to rescue inmates during to why one nmn will risk and Moore was oc of you -r- a ibility," he said. ylceas he fllncbed and turned away a fire that Claimed 10 the records and ha! mad. JuioiIu Ire held on cwt On Apr11 21, Proudfoo' ap- Chairman Mike Hattaway fflow police i"I'acer. A'l you t w to vC Other Rebecca Moom was 60dused peared before the County Com. asked It there -'W"ell furgiler -es at the c,ount,y )all in Rev. certain County Commission The memo stated that "other minion and explained the questiotts and discussion by the because she ciz1d see lines of Sanford *re," he said faith In the Resurrection." meetings in whi ch Jail Achuin- cell blcks are a security risk repair funding request and familiar police unllcezns, but "That caring is part of the istrator George Proudloot because small items of con- described the food-pass doors. IContinoed On Page VA) Now it was time to pay final Cornelia Mrs. Moore love she couldn't locate her father, which we share for each o ther," he continuec'. checking public jail. Inc., of Oviedo, fabricators and of this is for the sheriff to find it ... - .. • - l, 1 r~ CA B L E PECI S - + Retums Murder Indictment Against Woman Both Picciano and Ryan stressed that "Robert is not dead, because death is not an ran Jury Hears Two W*Itnessess In Ja'iol Fire 'IV .' AL The Seminole County Grand shooting death of 46-year-old Jury has indicted a Sanford Thomas Kiley, 3144 Rudder woman for first-degree murder Circle, Sanford, returned an and completed its first day of indictment charging his wife, what may be a lengthy probe Betty Jcan Kiley, 41, with firstinto this week's county jail fire degree murder. end, but ,he beigiming for us all." The widow, in a sleeveless jail facility with jailer Robert County jail. McCall died in the "will probably be in and out of black lace dress, hushed Officials say they believe (Ray) McCall o. Moore when the fire broke jail fire, that Grand Jury room many Rebecca as the priest said, , . out, fil ling the facility wi th Officials say they believe times as th e pieces to this "Robert Is now ba ck in the set fire to mattresses outside his cell dense, acrid smoke. Moore was McCall, upset because his puzzle are fitted together." mystery of God's love, where he killed as he and other deputies, circuit court robbery trial had , was once created." When announcing the grand Kiley residence they found for over three hours, reportedly firemen and inmates evacuated just been postponed, set fire t Rebecca, and her sisters • that killed 10 inmates and a Circuit Court Judge J. Kiley dead on the couch, api. devoted to the jail fire in. 65 prisoners over the next 90- the mattresses outside his cell. jury probe. requested by CLrShelly, ' sat Jailer. cuit Court Judge Clarence T. William Woodson received the parently shot one time in the ' and minute period, Jail administrator George Johnson Jr. and Sheriff John quietly with their brother, Assistant State Aty. William true bill and ordered Mrs Kiley right temple with a 22-caliber Observers said only two Officials say the deadly Proudfoot said that about five Polk, Herring told reporters he Terrance, 12, now the man in Staley ronfirmed that the grand held without bond pending rifle. Officers said Mrs. Kiley witnesses went before the smoke came from a stack of 25 minutes before the lire broke feels that the grand jury ,,will the jury Is expected to resume the arraignment on the charge in was sitting in her bern M) - hrnhold as the grand jury during the afternoon plastic-covered polyethelene out Moore reported to his shift go further than Just deter- services sail fire probe next Tuesday. circuit court. bed concluded. session. They were identified as foam mattresses stored outside supervisor that McCall was mining who lit a match and how Sheriff's department Grand Jurors conve ned in th She was After the church service was booked at Assistant State Fire Marshal the doors of cells in a former "very mad and upset over the this could be d.nc." courthouse grand jury room ate spokesmen said Mrs. Kiley IS county Jailoriginally on charges of first Frnest Wright of Longwood , hospital urut where 1 6-year continuance of his trial." ended Altamonte Springs and he th being ld in e Orlando city 9 a m yesterday and 40 minute degree Officials said today that Longwood police and 2 old Ray McCall murder and use of a and jailer Bill (,ebhardt said Moore was 1-year-old Proudfoot told blocked traffic later were escor ted downstairss Jail reports haen t been recei ved firearm in commission of a , , Patrick A Sims were being to keep a close watch on to tbeShertffs[)enartment and two cities as uiv Mrs Kiley called Sanford felon) Viright, stho emerged ii th from the Sanford Crime thurough .iscd McCall toured the damapd jail police early Saturday morning file folders in hand, is heading Laboratory on samples and long proceion - headed by Su facility Following a noon recess one of se veral probes into the and told officers she had shot survived,was One source said yesterday evidence retrieved Sims the fire or more marked police cars, yesterday grand At noon the grand jury. altvr her husband, police said. jurors 'ail fire. Gebhardt was on duty hospitalized, and now has been that Wright and other in. scene by arson inilestigators on blue lights flashing -wound its _________________________________________________________ hearing testimony in the When poli ce arri v d the return ed to their mee ting room 'topside' in the second-floor transferred Orange estigators probing the jail Monthis way to I.ono'rood Cemeter y for ,, , . (. 111 --military burial rites under the III- — --- sesugation INSTALLATION 1 - SAVE '500 OVER THE REGULAR $9,95 INSTALLATION AND GET e .9 CHANNELS OF TELEVISION. ALL WITH GREAT RECEPTION • 800 DIFFERENT PROGRAMS EVERY MONTH CLUDING 300 MOVIES #I — INI I -- - SERVICE CHARGE OF ONLY $495 PER Inside Today Lake Mary city officials look toward federal money to expand and modernize the newly acquired water system. Herald sL,kff writer Donna F-Am writes the detflis on j -_ *___ Manny Wetherbee Seminole Junior (51lh "s pole auIter, porns the greatest collegia te track ri th lrtes In th e -it the Meet of Champion. lit Ir'AiliArkeley, T. I t .• ' V - - - I of . L' - 4— -. - X-. p. - , - . _ ,' " , 7' By 1ICktAX'1IRlDGLfleraldStaff Writer "] 1 , ..j _.d_ ,* - ,, j, -. -i.aL .- n sanford 10 %.-. — . Ai . _"~_ ,. .. ... - . - Airport Authorit yesterday agreed to promote industry aspects of the airport, pending approval for the hiring by the Federal Aviation Authority i FAA). I -• - - 4 ,, '- .'V ./, —•.(----- -- - - --- _.,_( ' , , :_-__o,j 1_1 ,,-r-__t1...-f,or~- 54' • , 'ii ;'''% " ' tl oe ' 'I, - -vil, ~q--.q,T~r: !)~-_ ~ez;,!. n I— Polk, FBI regional agent John - ,, "i , . • i,.. "- - _-,O_ _~-~ I - '' -'I" --.zl -.:Z~*t __ - w - : i- former ,----- .,,, - Altamonte Springs Mayor ------- .- - --------- t. . i.d Chief Justu,s East and Winter Park Police Chief Raymerd Floyd, r'... ,..,.. i. LA~ isrman - ;"' 4'; - Springs Police Chief John Go%-onthk, Altamonte Springs III - - ., ,.-,- (ruef George Karcher, Winter r -. el i I ,, \ 1 Airport Board Employs Eiselein - r- fire I - 4 I ~111, ~ .' SiC Vaulter Featured - • 4 CHANNELS FROM THE TAMPA AREA to an Pa ge 6-A - - at - _____ at - _- - c- ' t:.:-i -- for these items and he said it was against the law, lie cannot use that money for this." Monday. "Then you're asking for an Polk has tef used to comment over-expenditure?" Williams on the situation as the Seminole sought fundings for the repair traband may be passed through said. County Grand Jury, a state work, the damaged openings." "Yes sir," Proudloot replied. Senate subcommittee, the state herring's staff Is expected to On Sundays, when prisoners "The sheriff Is aware that the Division of Cc. rections and present Its findings to the grand are allowed visitors, between Board has just gone through req..iestr! "' - ,i. Proudloot said he asiced Polk 'if we could transfer some funds from maybe contingency i;- ,"1 4 ' M106". I- ______~ -=A ___._ __---_-~~ ~, -__ _ --. . '. %Z--, ---- . - - ostensibily is unbreakable, sas broken. And it presents a security problem." •t.v'- - - doors) just fall off Some were torn off by prisoners and some of the security glass that or replaced stacked mattresses outside the When TV EXCLUSIVES NETWORK PROGRAMS NOT NORMALLY SEEN LOCALLY SPECIAL NEWS CHANNEL FINA11CAL NEWS SPORr5 NEWS NYSE REPORTS SPECIa\L CABLE CHANhEL 4 - , AttiMd t _1 1' Tape recordings on file at the courthouse reveal the (olloing Commissioner Dick Witha'ns questioned "I-Tow it that the n"ed has been identified at this time as opposed to six months I1I stones," Polk said. He told pass doors, lodnges, locks, and stated. lie is aware of that I'm sure," reporters, "The record speaks open and close mechanisms on The $1,140 repair cost Williams stated. for itself." doors in use for 14 years in the estimate was from Poll Bros., "The only way I'd be in favor _______________________________________ LOW MONTHLY "' A - -, - 1 , . I IU)f'I , TRACES ' CABLE '[FL tAUOf't circumstances, missioner's, dated April Polk Is physically impossible and manently for the balance of the "I'm not going to put myself requested $1,140 to repair and- illegal, to search each and year. And we've cut something In the position of throwing or replace security glass, food- every visitor," his memo like $300,000 out of our budget. TOMORROW: Mountain Wildlife -___ a Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volumes I, II and III, send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this ne wspaper. f - 3ii April Officials say they believe an Inmate in one of the hospital cells was able to gain access to 1 - lit other agencies probe the fatal jury next week. 100 and 150 persons are ad- another budget review and has fire, its cause and surrounding In a memo to county com- mitted to the jail, Polk said, "It frozen all other things per. -_Int,: The hidden nanolosis Uatnd below sppenz forward, backward, up, down, or diaqonafly In the puzzle. Find each hidden name and box It In u iown: BACICSTRAP GIRTH REINS BREECHING HAMES SADDLE BRIDLE HIPSTRAP SHAFT TUG COLLAR ' .!: f'. security C" o'.s.I tt cell via a damaged food-pass door and to start the fire DMRHRMORBSEGNI LDDAS zirei ornmers. CENIRAL FIORlOAS otoEsr& FINEST )LL.4 7 STEAK HOUSE L: 11i ____ - --- Sheriff John Polk's request for $1,140 In jail repair work that Included the small food pass doors In one meeting the request, for an over. expendi'we oI budget , was termed "irresponsibilltv." , suddenly ti2DI1 knocking on your door. You c(xild receive something value from an unusual source. LIBRA (Sept, 230ct. 23) If you stick to your highest ideals, friendswlllrespectyou andgo rn:! ::f thrr war to help you. SCOP}UO (0ct "4-ov Th A issioners were told April29 that two complete new food. pass doors were needed for security in the hospital cells where a county jail fire started "torxia that kIUui 10 inmates and a jailcr However, in meetings Apru 01? 'a . - 10 , -~ . - . -1 ~________ It , . V~ l . . 1. ., lie said the cost estimate was obtained at his request on the items he found were needed for ,,.,, iJC.'L ' episode. Barney and his boys stake out a drug r ing in an fonthills. Your indicate you're up to The Green Hornet M -! By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Rerun This is a laugh riot HOROSCOPE BPUCC]xc The Side Hacker! 11:30P.M. -1 I On iail Needs for reasons becomes as busy as Grand which tra nsce nded the quality Central Station. Among the of their performances in "Love unwelcome sislors are ne ighAmong the Ruins." Obviously it bors, played by Lou Jacobi and big things ma big way. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 2 IN Don't look for Dame Fortune PLUS Placed performances aspects -`411IM111111h " ! irr _______ ______ M L E C C A A H A ft S S I H C E E H B today. chemicals. F ARCME 0MYC H HIGHLIGHTS THE BIG I', ''I H AM EAR F 0 All EL ELI Q E ES H OFT U C M 0 L B 0 U L ft N S E C H E L D 1 ft B drinking soft water. There are theories as to why, but the truth BERNICE BEDE OSOL is theyarethe*lesandnoone For Friday, June 13, 1975 knows the real reason. It could ARIES I March 21-April 191 Today you can be in the happy be that drinking and using You're lucky at things you position iti of getting a good distilled water alone may or manage. Don't let bargain, while helping someone deprive you of something YOU the reins sllp from ha who's in a spot and need. So. while the distilled TAURUS (April 20-May )) dough. water will not harm you, what It You have a keen sense of timing PISCES (Feb. 20-March J) lacks may lead to harm today. It's a good time to tie Do your very best at anything lam fully aware of the recent down situations that have been you're engaged In today. Both concern over public water suppfles, and It is justified. tough to conclude heretofore, recognition and reward will be GEMINI May 21-June 3)1 more ample than at another Most ci t y w i der supplies are You'll receive some good news. time. quite safe, boli as a source of It will inspire you to take a YOUR BIRTHDAY germ-free wattt.- and from any bolder course of action to June 13. 1975 serious harmful cherntcns. benefit you This year, you'll gain a very and a close Constant vigilance and 1ff)' valuable ally who can help you proved standards are 23) achieve something you've CANCER tJu 21-July necessary, though, to keep it "ur financial prospects are always hoped for. This person is that way. ln the locatioriswhere especially bright tixlay. if you able to accompiish things water is really suspect, I would feel you rate a little more uniquely. certainly have no serious ob- "bread," the boss may have a Jectiorz to using real distilled frienlly ear. water, provided that you take LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 care of it to prevent Its con- Tack le the mountain It tamination with germs or Forget the 3 4 i-S-Il 11111111111111111".1 14 f_-1,`1191,1b 1) ZA N TRICH TONIGHT'S dependsonwhlchones,Wedo know drinking hard water be associated with a lower rate of heart attacks than - TA HE CA ____ Harness Partf H I P S I ft A P N C N I A H H E D S C S R G CT A L 1 0 I I CC Y DO U B L refuse - .. ii n vu. AL KU N AC o _ __________________ Ii Sanford, Flo.-Ida 32771-Price 10 Cents 1!1JRfIfrf A R N E C E I N I L P GJ ft I W I N N actors as winners, and secondly, it might lure more major film stars to TV for drama tic specials. Wi th all due respect to Olivier and Miss Hepburn, there were more noteworthy performances deserving of the Emmys such as Bill Devane's portrayal of John F. Kennedy in "The Missiles of October," and Maureen Stapleton's warm performance In "Queen of the Stardust Ballroom." ,,. G SEEK & FIND' R - Silverman takes over next Monday as ABC Entertainment president with reasonable speculation still buzzing in the industry. As one former CBS from water-borne diseases. colleague explained: 'Why Distilled water is not likely to should it be so surprising? Fred grow many bacteria when got a million-dollar-plus offer stored in a clean container he couldn't a five-year because germs necd food just contract at $200,000 per year as we do, and there is little to and Increasing annually, stock feed them. Keeping the water opticns and a five-year renewal cold also helps. clause" Not only that, but Fred I could recommend bottled, becomes a superstar TV distilled water. Then I'd have to executive. add that you need a glass bottle OBSERVATION POINT: The because some future study may people who vote for the Emmy show the small amounts of Awards could only have chemicals from plastic con- favored Katharine Hepburn tainers may have some chance and Laurence Olivier for best - (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost in Space 6:00 (2, 6, 0, 9) News (24) Electric Company (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (7.8) NBC News (6) CBS News (9) ABC News (13) Peter Loves Mary (24) Carrascoiendas (35) Mayberry RFD 4 C,, I ft 0 C E H these much-acclaimed film disclosed horror, There is the possibility that those minerals and chemicals - j 0 Eel 67th Year, No. 254-Friday, June 13, 1975 36 frethrid V N 39 Chamber L E T 4i Dental degrel 11,1L1 e lab) 42 Prepare the 0 AC table 44 Reared - - is I ' "' 46 Dried Grapes If t 49-- Devi' India 1H1E1A JT I I £? 0 f. 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Oriental plant 57 Gaelic 31 Number (pi) islands 18 Bar legally 56 Nights before 9 Fell straight 33 ROWS Hotel events 35 Measures of d ow n attendants 59 Hail-ems light Mitary to 21 Impolite 60 Flower 40 PreocCupy assstar't 23 Goal 43 Rome's river II Meican 24 Heart (anal) 61 Bristle 45 Palm lruit orIer 27 Western 46 Speed contest 16 Foams landmark DOWN 47 Arabian gulf 20 Severity 29 Exploit 46 Roman emperor 22 Rr'stran 32 Egg dish I Simpie 24 Apple center 50 Fm 34 l'west with 2 Ages 25 Hebrew 51 Food regimen garb 3 Dismounted 52 Handle measure 4 Singing vo:ce 3 Amend 26 Alterations 55 Scottish 5 Butte' lump 37 Soup sheeplold 28 T?'espian cOntainer 6 Eats asv Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Daytime -- ______ ACROSS i FICSII food 5 Green vegetables Soft 100(1 12 Wb0r1 name 13 Reg ion 14 Prevaricate (33) MIckey Mouse (S) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:00 (2,8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (141 carn!,t4' ft E Bonanza Mery Griffin GIlIig,'n's Island Balman Gililgan's Island (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (33) Cartoons (44) Addams Family 3:30 (6) Matci Garn (9) One Life To II B ___________________________ __________________________ 5:00 (9) Dinah EIEN0 DEAL: Fred of causing some still un- (24) BIll Moyers Journal (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3 00 (2,6) Another World (6) Price is Right (9) (,r-rwr,l Hnnt.l (24) The Way It .,6S UERHSA (6) AST he WorId Tur (9) Let's Make A - serious infections in ill patients. The cause was contaminated 4:30 (2) (I) (9) (33) Edge Of NIgit The (319 (24) Yoga 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (24) Firing Line (35) Big Valley 17A l t..$.rnm 24 in illness? DEAR READER All the bacterial infection in the body concern about our water Is through water or food you certainly justified. Some of the usually need to ingest quite a remedies proposed are not. I few bacteria at one time. The am always reminded of the chlorine In our water helps to disaster of bottled water that prevent the growth of excess occurred in the hospitals a few bacteria and helps protect us years ago. The sterilized water solutions prepar ed for intravenous use in patients was the source of The i:oc Love (24) Feeling Good 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) si0000 Pyramid (24) Mr Rogers The problem collecting it and storing it. You can take comfort from the fact that the acid stomach helps to destroy any bacteria consumed from any source and to induce a way. Am (9) Water Cause Concern By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB I would be grateful if you could advise Foodstuff Mouse Club 0) Showdown Good Father 10:30 (6) Political Deal (6' (9) HarryO (13) Zane Grey (24) What Makes A (13) Movie '3 (2) Sunshine (6) Waltons (8) Sunshine (9) Barney Miller (24) Bill Moyers (35) Animal World (44) Dinah 830 2,8) bob Crane (9) Karen (35) Movie 9:00 (2,8) Movie (41 Mi"ii (9) Streets 0 '-,- (2. TONIGHT'STV (44) Movie 9:30 (13) Honey West To lell The Truth ( 6 ) Concentration (I) Wild World Of Animals (13) Hon ey Wes t (24) intercom (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (8. 9) Let's Make A i-, jr 2:30 At War 700 (2) (44) Symphony (24) A Family EVENING — Answer to Previous Puzzle (24) Evening At Stonemans — - .----=- ----'. � 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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FLORIDA. CASE NO. 71 'CA 09' 6 Tuesday, June 10, 197S-4B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. GRACE G TRESLER. Pliifltlff, Tuesday TONIGHT'STV EVENING _____________________________________________________________ Concen(raticn fl:0O (6,8,9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Night (ialie;y 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World 01 Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (8) Great Mysteries 12:30 (8) Tomorrow (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (5) What's My Line Let's Maki. A Deal Hollywood Squares (13) Movie 8:00 (2) Adam 12 (6) Good Times (9) Happy Days (35) Amen-an News Wednesday MORNING 4 Best ,, b? s-ned Sunrise Jubil ee 6:00 (9) ,- '' Alt1ijfld 6:13 (6, 8) Sunshine (44) Dinah 8:30 (,.e) Movie (6) M A S H (9) (35) Victory At Sea 9:00 (6) Hawaii Fi ve (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2. 8) High Rollers 6:25 (2) ProfIles in o 6:30 Carolina Country (35, 44) Movie 9:30 (13) Honey West 10:00 (2, 8) Police Story Education (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Tod ay In Florida (6) 7' 00 (2, 8) Today (6) News lot, IJUlu 3 D:.. outj •up 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Forum 44 (6) Barnaby Jones iyp marcus Welby (13) Zane Grey Theatre Squares (6) Love Of Life The Turns A Deal Guiding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid (24) Family At War 7:30 (2.8) The Doctors (6) Edne Of Night (9) The Big 2:00 (6) Deadly Occurrance" Favorite Martian (44) Underd og 3:00 (2,I) Another World (3$) My Strange th ings happe n to haunt a house -after Robert Stack moves in with his family - tu',I n*Iw (6) (9) (24) (3$) 3: 30 4:00 (2, 8) (LI possible right ..,k.... h. el... i uw l..J... lucky ...... _J..l....J .,..,.,tI...kt... ._..IL.....J to escort a Hollywood starlet to victory dance, but the opportunity isn't as glamorous, it turns out, and somewhat embarrassing. $-8:3OPILSTHEWAYITWAS Th e second part of a look back ,it the 1947 seri es between the \ew York Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodgers. Joe !'IMaggio explains his pique 1iIIer Al Gionfriddo's sen..ltional catch. 8:30-10 NBC World Premiere Mot,Ie: "The Strange and -, ..._ of UCaUnCBL is to give repeated injections of an extract prepared from the guy pII.rVU UVdii4IJi the school's uiuiuu .,... crushed whole bodies of stinging insects, referred to as Th really a desensitizing procedure. A review of the success of this procedure shows that 95 per cent of patients treated this way do not have any problem wi th sutzequcnt stings. But, that may often be a happy coincidence, tending more to prove that many people who have a seve re reaction once will not WHE. is is — W,vA"P__4cd1nv91_,4Z V V Stooges Somerset (riffln Matrt, composer 4' 6 1'' 15 — Ii _______ T - E 10 Use a tcnl 40 Aborigine A I I.. LL 1A , A L 1' • 11 Biblical garden 42 Feminine I? Take a appellation breathe, 29 Afresh 30 Dispatched 51 Organ part 5.3 German river , .. - 1 - 8 14 113 9 ... ,, — - - TOWN SIT L FOUR 11 ,IPDIPON asverordq n Plot Book, 11 Pair S ci the Public Records of eminole (csinty . FloridI, totiether 12 - - 16 thereon arid known as lOS Longwood - - Oviedo Road. North Orlando, Seminole County, Florida haS been filed against you, and you are' required to serve a copy of your ,',rittendefenses,ifany, loot on Alan A Dickey. Esq. PetitIoner's at 18 - r, - - - -- .t,l,4,.tt I. P,',41 flhi,'. •_.•_ (lot 2259, Sanford, Florida, 32711. on or before July 7. 1975, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either befoe service on Plaintiffs attorney, or Immediately lheref — — — i- • • i.,n.s. 0111120 , MEN HNNA 7 HEN ENO, JR. jam U11112 ju'jaa' Jul. Jam,.. . . 42 It f41 ... __J"],__ — 41 — 44 48 - 49 50 — — — 53 54 -56 -- -- - 52 r ter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint WITNESS my hand and the seal of tht CrMJrt on June 7nd. 1975 * - (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr - 51 fly Joy Stok es As Deputy Clerk PublIh June 3. 10. Il, 21, I925 0E079 -- - — FICTITIOUS NAME POtice that I am engaged in business at Hwy 177 tongwd 37771, Seminole County, Florida uricic'r the fIttitiOS name of SIX FLAGS NURSERY, and that I .nterd to regist er said name' with the Cler k of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. F Inc Ida In accordance with the prOvisiOnS i,$ ihi' Fictitious Name Statutes , To Wt Set 'on $650' F for Ida Statutes 1957 S Walter C, McCrelrss Publish May 70, 27 June 3 10, 1975 DFN 171 58 L111111111111111 [SEEK & FIND 1 I Forest Chemicals 4:30 (2) Bonanza Mery Griffin Gilligan's Island FICTITIOUS NAME (13) Winter Park City Council (35) Batman hAl f'_IIII...s' I.1..A UiII'.JOiI J)i(JIIU U"I second Florida under 'he fictitiOus name of 5:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood Mickey Mouse such a reaction a time. In a con troll ed study of untreated patients, 60 per cent Club didn't have any serious reaction (44) Mod Squad to stings, either. (2) Even more disquieting is the Andy Griffith observation that some patien ts (13) WOTT Sports trea ted with WilE are still And Travel World li kely to have severe shocklike (24) Villa Alegre reactions wi th a subsequent (3$) L os t In Space sting. Dr. William Busse of 6'00 (2,6,8,9) News University of Wisconsin and his (24) Electric Company associates recently published (44) Lucy Show 630 (2, 8) NBC News one of their cases In the Journal .1 tL. — (LI r'C OU ul me ,smcrican Medical aieaicai (9) ABC News Association (March 17, lflS). (13) F?Q Loves The young woman was riot Mary protected by the WBE treat(24) Zoom ment. She was then treated wi th (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Get Smart a purified venom from honey bees. This tr eatment gradually and she became fully protected from the da nger of honey bee stings. Similar iesults have been noted by BERNICEBEDEOSOL scientists at the State University of New York at ARIES MLWCh 21-April 19) Buffalo and in Baltimore's Move slowly and cautiously Good Samaritan Hospital. Purified venom seems to be tOda}' roncerning major family far superior, and it can be issues. A la pse in Judgment for that patient's could cause a problem tJ long duration, reaction. TAURUS April 1 .0-May 20 place' yourself between dissenting factions today. If you take sides, you'll wind up catching it from both, GEMINI (Ma) 21-June20i Treat possessions yours arid others -.- with the respect they have Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in bUSiness at tOO S Hwy 17 92 , Casselberry, Seminole County. FLORIDA HOUSE UPHOLSTERY. and that I intend to regiSter said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Semioole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit' Section 565 09 Florida Statutes 195? S Samuel I McGee subsequent (6) £ bsckwstd, up, down, or dla.onsly.in Ii. puzite. hidden name and box It in as down: " ACETI('A('lI) ETIIYLALCOHOI. A('ITTONE (.l.i('I'RIN ut'TAI)IENP: lJ(;NINPOWF*:x ('hAR ( OAt. METHANOl. TOMORROW: Vine Plant. Find each PINE Oil, I'INE TAR PIT('U TAR (311. I - worked, I - For Wednesday, June 11, 1975 PE Utcoti)c seco n d thoughts before lending to a burrowing from or the property ii 00 , i ' footing "' $ I I Is T$tATIII few I ______ Wr 1140 A114 -beiiirwr*~ SF0 PICO - -, S ii 20"06 0011111 RACE wini nit "EVIL %howTirni 1:11., 90 PG Matll*.3;$ be obtained from William H 0 . 42, i , W,DareYouToCom 34 $ - 3 p-eteii, of i• 'I' epior Isa ON FRIDAY THE 13th MIDNITE HORROR Cornpk* I i ,• ..; SHOW _______________________ V&ue qnkjI, GOOD AU DAY riJ Pil 'fr-,.tI )IU8 AW06 FRIED CHICKEN )P14 DAILY 11A.M. TIL 9:30 PM—FRI. £ UT. TIL 10:1IPM. j F ren ch AvejjwavIjj J B ids to be enclosed n a sealed ir,r'. ril*irilv marked i th, Ot'.iC' "d 0':1 L''"y " Big Club Midnight Show Fri. TFAS 4 CHA!N$AW MASSACRE" . 'rr1, "--. .' _____ in '., - ,,,..,,., ' . - f.hi'rIlf. Project Director Seminole County. Florida ij " ' Abbott Herring, shouldert; an automatic weapon at the ready as commissioners in late March or near where the mattress fire years probation in the jail arson he aided In security control Monday during the fire at the ears April and had ee or- was centered. Investigators case, PublIsh June 3, 10. I?. $915 b - ------- -- . -' ' NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ Cl Execution issued out of and under tne seal of the County Court of Orange County, F Iori4, upon a fnaJ judoment rendered In the ItOceslid court on the 75th day of January, Panel To Convene Tomorrow JU Grand A 0 1975, In that certain case en tilltd, Domestic Finance Company of Orlando. Pllintiff, vs Anthony VIllanella and Roselle Villanella, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, and I have levied upon the following ) If more particularly described as 11v Seminole County Grand 1,1 Jury will begin an investigation 1 ., M T j.- I ty - 11, . Prcbe -. - Jai 14R/ azP reachin the grand j''s in- yesterday th:i tie grand jury feel that the grand jury will 90 vestigation will be depends on may possibly want to hear also - ! - *%.- -". I In - -.. - I- - I _~ .. .- _ .0111p.. W, __ nwer.w -I ~ ',~~ . ~_ .. tombs-row morning into Moo- further than just determining who lit a the information developed. I from some of the 58 Inmates ____ day's fire In the county jail that match and how this could be done," feel sure the grand jury will be who survived the dense, acrid killed 10 inmates and a Jailer. —State Attorney Abbott Herring concerned about future jail smoke that filled the secondSheriff John Polk arrived at safety as well as the past. Time floor Jail adjacent to the his office at noon yesterday courthouse, will tell." from Quantico, Va., where he various agencies investigating Jail fire investigation and Authorities said preliminary Probes of the fatal fire are , " has been in FBI Academy the events, possibly ether Investigation underway by the Sheriff's investigations indicate that the classes for 10 weeks, and Polk said he thinks, since the reports on the fire to the grand Demcnt, city and county fire apparently erupted when received a short briefing on the grand jury Is made up of Jul'). fire depa.'iments and the State stack of mattresses were set _______________________________ ill- 101010dilft tragedy before telling reporters citizens, an recommendations "The grand Jury will analyze Fire Marshal's office, the state afire in a small former hospita: I— he was requesting an im- the grand jury may make will all that Is presented and Division of Corrections, and cellblock that had had two Behind this blackened cell door is where the fire that claimed the lives of 10 Inmates and one Jailer mediate investigation of the fire "carry more weight than the anything else they want to," Herring's office, separate one-man cells oc- began at the Seminole County Jail on Monday. The door leads to the jail hospital cell. (Herald Photo by State Atty. Abbott Herring's recommendations of other Herring continued, "How farby Bob Lloyd There was some speculation (Continued On Page 2-A) office and the grand jury. agencies. Herring arrived at the press "I feel that the grand Jury conference moments later and will go further than just revealed a grand jury probe has determining who lit a match already been requested by and how this could be done," Circuit Court Judge Clarence T. Herring said. He said the grand Johnson Jr. and that the grand jury had been scheduled to jury will begin receiving In- meet on "an entirely different formation on the and deaths matter" but his staff'will begin tomorrow at 9 am from presenting their reports on the By GLENN McCASLAND jail was damaged by fire and Monroe County, Fla., Sheriff's The first was that of a Sarasota when it will be moved to St. the service while a member of Herald Staff Writer smoke. Department Auxiliary, and had County deputy, who was shot to Mary Magdalen Catholic the U.S. Navy. The teletype bells rang "We don't know how many a long military service record death in an attempt to arrest a ChurcF In Altamonte Springs Survivors include his widow, steadily yesterday throughout departments will be behind him, including hitches in robber) suspect. for Mass at 10 a.m. with Rev. Cornelia Marie; daughters, the communication centers of represented at the services the Army, Navy and Air Force. Officers were still attempting John Ryan officiating. Burial Rachele, Lori and Rebecca; a Florida's police and sheriff's Thursday, but we have an idea In announcing the funeral to determine how many will follow in Longwood son, Terance, all of Longwood; departments. there will be several outside of arrangements, Harrell said the prisoners Moore led to safety Cemetery. Emergency Teams Worked Fast his parents, Robert 0. Moore The chatter of the machines Seminole County," Chief Seminole County Sheriff's before the thick, billowing Sr., of Oregon, and Mr's. Betty Emergency teams at Seminole Memorial Hospital spelled out a grim report that Deputy Duane Harrell said Department would furnish smoke inside the jail caused Moore resided at 12t3 Radford of California; a sister, and Florida Hospital North, as well as many other would be posted and noted In yesterday, shortly after the honor guards on shifts to watch him to collapse undetected by Meadowfield Lane, Longwooii, Mrs. Patricia Reeves of agencies throughout the area, aided tremendously in every department from the top first teletype message was over Moore's coffin at the other rescue workers. and was a native of Greshant, California. Monday's rescue operations during the fire at the county of the Northern Panhandle to dispatched from the courthouse funeral home and later at the The services for Moore will Ore. He and his family hati Meanwhile, it,j funeral sail which claimed 11 lives. Jane Casselberry writes about the tip of Key West. communications center. church prior to and during include a wake at 7:30 tonight at moved to Longwood a year ago. arrangemtnts weza ecinoleted, those medical personnel who swung Into action at the first It read: Besides having served with services, the Gramkow-Gaines Funeral A member of all three branches members f the Seminole sound of an emergency alarm. Page 2-A. "Notice, notice, notice, the Seminole County departMoore's death Is the second Home in Longwood. The body of the service, Moore was a County St*:i1f's)tprtment "To all police departments, ment since October, Moore was involving law enforcement will be viewed from 10 a.m. Korean and Vietnam war detective burean opt gwdidrive Rescue Work 'Tremendous ' sheriff's departments and high- a former trember of the officers in Florida this year. today until early tomorrow veteran. He had retired from to raise funds to aid the Moore way patrol stations. family. When of "fire" sounded at the Seminole Count)' "Subject: Officer killed in " Detective EL. George Abbgy Jail Monday, pollee and rescue units rushed to line of duty. said the bureau's memth e scene. Their combined efforts to halt the fire and "Funeral services for be'rs had donated "a sizable u resitie insnatt" w ere called "tremendous" today. See Seminole i'3unty Deputy 'iiiiount of cash" and that other Donna Estes story on P.sge 9-A. Sheriff Robert 0. Moore will be divisions within the de pa r tm ent were "conducting similar And maj it ran. i /ict drives." Anothir naint' to be added to By MICK IA)CIIRIDGE Sheriff's spokesman John initiate' a host of expensive law suits against the county the grastir1 list of police deaths Around I i Clock 4A Editori,il Spolki said the possibility of Herald Staff Writer that oct'Ur BflliUilly in the becaLse the county would be admitting fault W the deaths. 313 Bridge RC Horoscope -. . opening a trust fund for the United Stati's. Fa milies of several of the Inmates who died in Calendar .........Sits Hospital - - -- --5A When Vihlen told the beard of the families' request for Moore family at a Seminole Bat tc, Flc idu 's police Monday 'i; lire in the Seminole Ccinty Jail have apClassified .........3.413 Obituaries County bank was being in. ugencies the' mess t' clo3er financial assistance for the funerals, other members of a 15 roached Lie Sheriff's Dt'pintment to help pay for Sports ....... .1-78 Comics . IC vestigated, but no official cto home iund they began to the eommission had little tosay about thematter. Inmates' :unerals, CuUi'ty Conu1üsjc) C'hairman Sid Crossword Puzzle. .311 l'elevlsion bun hati kL') taken as yet. rt'a nipoto tii te:et,.pe nothi,e Dear Abby -... IOA Women's ....IOA t e BoLu'd ( ( th rs Vihlt'fl Jr lo.d thuz. ty CumiIssIont B C) "Everyone wants to help in Meanwhile, est im ates were com in g In today on repa ir tc.iay. some way or the other," Spolskl yesterda y work for the second story jail facility. Vihlen reported As plans for the linal tribute wf:TIIER said. "There have been other The 13CC 'nstructedCo'ntyAttorm %"lomnF'ri emanto that estimates were due in today on Iron contract work, to Moore were being made, such trust funds In the past." Yesterday's high 97. Overnight low 67. Rainfall was research We 'ounty's position in the itititIon, policemen across the state also eltc trical woik fire safety equipment and contents. And as the Seminole County .08 Inches began planning their trip to In the the, which started in the hospital cell when a oUICrs0iiiul their atlaod 'i'csterday, adjusters repr'eser.tlng the Fair becoming cloudy in the afternoons through Leminole County to join In mattress was reportedly set afire, 10 prisons arid one pocketbooks to the Moores, tomorrow, Chance of showers and scattered (bunthree insurance companies which hold policies on the Jail, paying their resect. to the police officers all over the state jailer (bed from smoke Inhalation. derstorms. Highs In the upper 8t to lower 90s. Lows in the fallen oflictr. met with Vihien. Vihien said he hopes that if the ad. began to polish their boots and Some county officials, however, have expressed low to mid 70s, Mostly southeasterly winds 10 to 15 mph, Moor?, 40, the father of i'!stfl3eflt procedures are pushed along and "red tape" is Sam Ilrowne belts, brush off stronger and gusty near thunderstorms. Rain probability concern that if the county in any way considers paying the children, died Monday trying to avoided the Jail can be ready to house prisoners again in their dress uniforms an ti 40 per cent through tomorrow. Iktai,s a 1.nd tides on Page $ save the lives of Seminole funeral bills, the families of the dead inmates could t%Se) weeks, prepare to help bury one of A. County jail inmates when the their own. — ..' Various and aSsorted household items iflCludlng Map'e Occasional Table 7 Maple E nd Tables S,,n. 6 Wall Pictures 1 Early American Dn'n Rom Table I Early American Dining R oo m 7 7 P,'aptp Beds. with mattress es, bOi and frame Mp4' Bedroom Chest I Maple Vanity or Dresser 7 Bedroom Lamps I Sewing Machine Vacuum Cleaner I Zenith television 1 Ct F RIdiO I & r Electric Iron I Electric Toaster Skillets 3 I Deep Fryer I Kitchen Clock ann the under'sgnect as Sn'ritf of Seminole County, FIrida, will at Ii 00 A M on the 25th day o June. A 0 1975, offer for sale and sell to the highes t bidder, for casti. subleO to any and all eiistirg lens, at the Front (West) Door of the Semln -'- --. - -. oi. ..ouniy LQtjrTu5 in Sanfor d Florida, the above described per sonat property All items bein(i sbot'edat Adams Transfer & Sloroge. in Sanford, Florida and additional informatIon available from the Civ il 0sbon of the Seminole Count, $P'erifrs Department That sa id sale is being made to .y YfiC Terms 01 laid Writ o F iCtut Ion John E Polk. Funeral Services ' ... -- Set Tomorrow Florida Lawmen To H onor Deputy Moore fire Inside Today ___ cries Coun ty Ponders Q estion Of A i In Burial Of Ja i I-ire 1 ms firemen, Index IF i . ' - Insurance Olted this 75th day of May. 1975 5: Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk 'It Circuit Court y Ida (real, Deputy Clerk PuhliSh' Jun. 3, 10. I?, 71, 1973 , (')Ffl 76 '' — __ __-.111FIE-r-r- 1 IJ . _ _____ I __ --.- - 10110*5: $975 at Ii CO A M - , n I - - Polk said yesterday he have said a prisoner may have Seminole County Jail. Fulenwider will direct the grand jury In. dered. Ironically, ll openings couldn't estimate how song it while firemen used one of the sma vestigatlon of th e fire for Herring's office. (Herald Color Photo by were clearing smoke from the the cell doors in Igniting a will take to repair the damaged 111111 Currie) jail after a 90-minute fire that spread to the mat(Continued On Page 2-A) OEO 19 ' C, Anderson f'itl,5h Ma 77, uric 3 10, I?, 1973 (11 P1179 .g . • ' Rids will be opened on Monday, June 71, 1975. at Ii 00 A M . or as as possible thereafter , in the of fice of John E Polk, Sherilf ol Seminole County, Florida. The right is reserved to wave any irregularIties or technicalities .n bds. or to reiect any or all bds Dated thu 30th day of May 1915 fly order of William H Ragsdale, Laborator y Director for John E Polk. Descripllonoi Property PIty 60 Ft of Sly 659) Ft of Wl 23 . Ft of Grace St Enimminger Farms Add No 3 Pfl p 7 fly , Ida Crl, Name In wtiith asses I4ilrold Deputy Clerk Mertes arid P401* Mer t,s Publish June 3, 10, II, 71, 1915 All of said property be'ng .n the 01075 County oqSimiraoie St Ate of Florida FICTITIOUS NAME Unless such tcrtificate or cc.' Notice is hereby given that I am tiIicat shall be redeemed ac engaged in businessat 490 E Hwy Cording to law I,'. property 136. C,nselberr'1. Seminc(e County, described in such certificate or 11 florida under the fictitious name of certificates Will be Sold to the ANQY'5 TE7.ACO,Ø,SØthat I intend highest Cash bidder at the Court In register said nam• with the Cirk hOu% cor on the 71h day of July. S Kenneth :-.: .:,' - S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk *"f Circuit C ourt Name Statutes, To Wit ,cct,ori - "THE M%09 Florida Statutes 1951 . ....:' -..;.'.' ,',, Dated this 71'h day vS May. 1975 iii the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the prr,,'%I.ofl% of the Fictitious ' . h 1913 at 1100AM You'll place a heavier emphasis ltiaii usual this year on acquiring material gtMis. Your prospects look promising, provided you ikrn't take too many flyers. ' , - . '.- . the VOUIt IlIltTIII)AY June It, 1975 . "? .' Ragsdale, Laboratory Director at inc Sanford Crime La boratory, 1211 26th Place Sanford Airport, p o Drawer 1737, Sanford. Florida 37711 -... ii x I 3. ___________________ - . Further detailS and Specification described In Such certificate or pal certificates will be Sold to the UBlt/t iSept. 234kt. 23) highest cash bidder at the court Presuming to be something rvuse di'>nr On the 7th day of July, AM )Ou're not disastrou.s for 1975 at Dat ed this 75th day of May, fool you today. You nia yourself, hut no one else. s Arthur H Beckwith, ii' Cler k of Circuit Court SCORI'l() Oct. 24-Nov. fly Ida 'real , I)oiit attempt tasks involving ri...i tugn costs at tIns time, unless Publish June 10 17 71 1975 )ou know exactly what you're 01075 doing NOTICE OFAPPLICATION SAGI1'TARIUS I Nov. 23-Dec. FOR TAX DEED 211 You're on treacherous (Section 197346 Fl. Statut.t NOTICE IS biEkEfly GIVEN, today in business that Seminole County the holder of the following certificates has filed dealings. A wrong decision will Incur tiigher-than.usual losses. sate certlficatesfo, a tax deed lobe Issued thereon The certificate CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. numbers and years of issuance, the aeriff 19) MakIng Illajor decisions will description of the property, and the S em inoleCounty. F 'or.ij,i names in which It difficult fur you today. If you was assess are Publish' June as follows 10, 11, 74. 1975 have doubts about your Certificate No 617 Year of DEO 70 reasoning, stall for time so you Issuance 1972 11 tan think more clearly. DeUriØIOnol Property NOTICE CII SPPLI(*1 ION N )0$I Ftof Lot? Woodmere Park AQUARIUS tJan. 20-Feb. 191 PR I) PQ FOR 1'.I X DEED I )oiI't tltIkt' ilecisiorts tie)ofllI Name in which assessed WI TWO (Section it? 24k I Is Statutes) NOT bilk L (lv (,lviN your rank today. Let those paid (Crp that SemI.,c,f, County th h,)Ider O All of said property be'ng in the the to give the orders call the shots. following certificates has fil,'ii County of Seminole, St ate of Florida I'ISCE,S iFeb. 20-March l) certificates for 6 fax deed to t:r Unten Such c ftificate or cer IsSued thereon, The certificate You're care l ess WItt1 your tificates shall be redeem ed ac numbers a years of i55uónc, cording 4 0 rus.)1rces today, so you're law the flrCpt'rty description of the lot described in such certificate or names in which properly, and the lfl a jxaition to advise others. it was assessed are certifIcates Will (:e sold the as follows 'lilt) 'II V.113(1 UI) lfl the IJIld(lIC of highest cash bidder at the ocourt Certificate No 590 Year CI.) house door on the 71 h day of July, Issuance your muddle. 1977 will tie ' . located in Seminole County. Florida. law BOlt -- VIEW CAMERA ri.,,, 'ii %JP'•' v I. View r,.m.,.- ,,,,ii, (1) eacri 100 mm and ISO mm lenses I I By ' _______ S (3) 11 X 11 double film holders 9 (2) ISOW quart z iodide lamps may f?*1, rg ,' 1 (1) 11 X 14 oack 5 (1) $ X 10 tack 6 (I) I X S back. 7 (6' 5 X 10 double film holders NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section It? 346 Fla Statutes) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Seminole County the hotder of the following certificates has tiled Said certificates for a tai deed to be Issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names In whith it was asSessed are as follows' Certificate P4o 58) Yc,ir o f Issuance 1977 Descriptionof Property Lot 16' (Less Pd) Long wood PB I p l$to2l&PftSPg7S Name in which aswss Lorene ' Deming ano Joseph Ann BatcheIler. All of Said property being fl the to -, - 7 calibrated perccntani' ,,,, ,ill, described property owned by An tPiori Vlltanella and Rosella Cording ik-serve today. Otherwise, you might have to furnish a costly replacement. CANCER (June 21-July 2, will be anything The but what you hoped for if you try to im pose your will on others today. 1k extra cor siderate. lEO IJUI) 23-Aug. 221 it's fine to be neighborly, but don't overdo it t(xla). Several people are going to try to load their responsibilities on you. VIRGO t Aug. 23-Sept. 22 This is r)t a day for financial dealings with Friends. have ;; .. in microscope Publish May 21. June 3. tO. 17. 1975 DCP4 tic Cnunty of semj,,,$tl0f Florida Unless Such certificate or cer liiic,ilrs shall be redeemed ' : Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents I.LOYI) . . tresses stacked for storage "We definitely need nearby. Herald Staff Writer " Sheriff John Polk said he was a new jail because of "i thou,ht I had obtained the "shocked and dumbfounded" the overcrowded best fire retardant mattresses when notified at the Natinnal possible," Polk said. When he 4 to conditions in this was 4:',!l1. Fill Academy at Quantico, Va., ,, elected he repla ced older one, 1. I ; . Monday that a jailer and 10 . cotton mattresses use in the I ..Ili 1 inmates had di ed in th e smoke —Sheriff Polk jail with the plastic-covered LL filled Seminole Count) Jail pol>ethelene foam mattresses : '1.i es ejit be repiccd," c bZ !"'!,I ,'aL'. ',.,.;aj of tB I'i.',uiiciS ., ..,-.: ________ said, "and my first thoughts Monday electncians arrived said. "I'm sure we'll loo k into it WCfl' of their (victims') loved with the equipment to begin th e again," he cu'itinued, "and ,.ee . . I,f -. " ones and the sorrow they're Installation. if we call find matt resses that ."Sx d going through." Some officials said if the are better. Polk's first statement to sensors had been in operation "But if we didn't allow int~:,-r-.,'.* r n~ ., . assembled reporters yesterday ja to have cigarettes and mates iler and firemen would have , " it" at noon when he reached been able to pinpoint the matches the federal courts Sanford was: "My sympathy smoldering mattress fire that would say we were violating goes out to all the families that poured dense smoke over the their ri ghts," Polk said. j have lost loved ones." There have been at least six jail. He said he won't put himself mattress fires reported in the G'I "We had already installed air jail in recent months. One fire the position of casting stones . at anyone. "The reports I've packs oxygenequipped in March was set, officials said 111-! ;Z~: - - __ I I - received," he said even before breathing masks in the jail," he and an inmate confirmed last :xJ , having a chance to view tie said, "and they were used, but week when lie pleaded guilty In fire-damaged jail, "are that I understand the smoke was so court to third-degree arson, was 701* "r" ever)' effort possible was made' thick the men couldn't set with started to mask an escape -. to evacuate every Inmate lope. une us me inmates safely. I think Sn)' employes did He said he had requested escaped but six men from the everything possible." approval by county corn- celiblock were treated at a Polk called for a grand J')' rnissloners of funds to make hospital for smoke inhalation f Investigation of the fire, saying "additional repairs" In the Jail. after the smoldering mattress 7 *S -_1 7. he feels there sould be such a Ile did not elaborate and said filled the celiblock with thick, probe when lives are lost. acrid smoke. "the - i sp';aks for , The sheriff noted "we're in The Inmate, John Hess Young In an April memo to county the process of installing smoke commissioners, Polk had asked IV, of Orlando, had already 00 and heat detection sensors in for $1,040 in repairs, including been sentenced to three years in j ~_ the jail." lie said the equip- replacement of the food pam, prison for attempted robbery, Jack Fulenwider, chief Investigator for Seminole State Attorney ment was approved by county throughs in hospital cell doors He was sentenced to seven I , mechanical system 01 a Zeiss UniverSal V ('?UJ9,,A . a i c',y ramer.i with the ('.ii 'sScr iCS foltowinu I (1! 1 9 lens illanetla, salø properly being _.., ': " strumcnts" Clerk of Circuit Court — 57 A. th a CBS residence constructed 3 7" electric shutter -- - P:ORTfI flPL ANDO — - S - , temperature from ambient to 300 i; -'"' r - F - YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED degrees C indefinitely It must be compatible with the optic and that an action to foreclose a mor '.,t - olk at rates of 2. I. 7.3 and 10 degrees C per minute or holding it at any toage on the following property In Seminole County. Flor ida: .,- . - ". -1 1-.. Retums F ir om FBI School 10 One (I) microScoPe state capable of heating and cooling the Specimer ) OflERT C MURPHY 217 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET LOCKPORT, ILLINOIS ,,,, ii) H — — - ______ SE191 (44) Mickey Mouse Club I)on 't ww WWD SE '' Street specific —. N 44 Made of 0311 20 Spanish coin 45 Proofreader's 2 Discord 21 Trying term goddess experience 46 Crush 3 Fail 10 hit 47 Masculine 22 Kind of tide 4 Puzzles .'1 Irish stream appellation 5 Gladden 49 Labor 24 Have on 6 Relative lab I 26 Wander 50 SOuth African 7 Frisian lab to. 28 Gratted (her) 8 Hungarian 3 LI f I) U E F terflperatur. Linear I NOTICE OF ACTION progra rn ino with up to 60 minutes HEN CARL WILLIAM veII time on Initial temperature, up DERSON. JR. whose place of c,.i t0 0 minutes to infinitydwell time at residence and address is uflkflOWfl final temper ature program rate of DONALD RAY HENDERSON, upto3odl'OreeSC per minute And final oven temperature of 100 nose place of reside,icc and ad degrees C dress is unlunown 7 Gas regulator system for flame detector iltisses imitation ROBERT F LYONS TEMPFRATURE 28 0 WEST 117 1 h STREET PROGRAMABLE MICROSCOPE POSEN. ILLINOIS STAGE TO N 1t.. I C' C.) — 2 'r1i1 Show (24) Sesame even - quotes 35 Adam's spou se (Bib) 36 Even num ber i n.... T IE F A I East Indian leafless vine water 31 Before 32 Turf Zt3 Compass point 34 C011eCtiOn of 1 k • (9) Lucy - ruuiut General H os pital Woman Cartoons (44) Addams Family (6) Match Game e Lite To (9) (44) Three CL A r!l RE Show eih,ittI,n comedies, "Fay" and "Sunday By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Dinner," out of eigh t new DEAR DR. LAMB In one of shows. CBS, on the ot her hand, your columns you mentioned a will have nine new shows, and treatment for pe rso ns a llergic f ou r of them will be sit coms, to bee stings. My da ugh te r Is The peacock doesn't have as highly allergic, and each sting much of a sense of humor. Even she gets a worse reaction. We ABC has more new sitcoms, have been told the only treat. three of ni ne new shows. ment is bi-weekly shots for THE FINAL PLEA: In a about seven years and let te r sent to critics and TV then itisno assurance that they editors, Norman Lear had one will help. I you recommend final word about his first flop, an easier, surer procedure? "Hot I Baltimore." He suggests DEAR READER I wish I that ABC may have acted too could. There are probably quickly. "It is the show nearly a million people who would have proved to be both have severe reactions to bee good and had it been and wasp sti ngs each year. As allowed to live longer, perhaps many as 40 deaths occur anin a different time slot." It nually. I mention this to emnever caught on, Norman. phasi.zeitis not a minor matter, Don't let it die so hard, and you must get proper 84:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS treatment for yo ur daughter. "Wish Upon a Star" RERUN The most commonly Price Is Right Live (24)' Li lies Yoga And You (35) Uncle Hubie E)esensi tize Fcr Insect Allergies fiddle IntrvII.a"A wilt, 'era Miles, and daughter Margaret Willock. The house in a remote' area, which cxpands the suspense. RERUN DOWN 77 Bodies (24) Bill Mayers TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS BONE: It was a banner year for situation comedy. Eight of the 10 toprat ed shows were sitcoms, wi th "All in the Family" heading the iist, trailed closely by "Sanford znd Son" and 'Chico and t he Man." Oddly, despite these overwhelming statistics, NBC, which has played second to CBS for 20 years, will only Anointed 5 ç E C 67th Year, No. -252-Wednesday, June 11, 1975 Please bid Oflquitfltilit'Sot u on e, ROBERT E LYONS. and ROBERT (7), two and (3) three gas with AdminiStrator as C MURPHY the Will Annexed to the Estate of chromatographs capable of single LYONS. and double column analysis using a r K A THE R IN C flame Ionh:atlon defector arid ?h DECEASED, following accttOrieS. Defendants __ N N r ______ 57 Rose spines 25 Stray Showdown (8) Movie Journal Till'. FUNNY 55 Hugh regard 5.6 Rehash 22 Tidings war Ii (9) Lets Make __ 52 Blab 21 Ifabse metal Theatre 4) Movie ('a, 8) Days 01 Ovr Lives (6) Second (24) Mr Rogers Neighborhoods (44) Phil Don ahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 1.30 Now You See It (9) Split 54 Indolent S, Fortune Almanac devotions 16 Forms House lab I 12:30 (2. 8) Blank Check (6) Sc'irch For Tomorr ow (9) News (44) Variety 100 (2) Jackpot (6) News (2) All My Children (24) Masterpiece U. 45 Struck 48 Perfume 18 Proxy 19 Member of the (9) Password (24) Firing Line (35) Big Valley (24) Intercom 24 ,,,• - 14 Live 15 Book of 17 Pioperty item (8) Jackpot 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (8, 9) Movie (44) Fury 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2) C'tlebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's ',Vlld (8) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (35) 700 Club (44) Father Knoss Young And Restless Andy's Gang 8:30 (44) E AITJ,, 1 o NfIJof rE_ 0 0 7 Pansy. for one 41 Exclamation 13 Song bird 43 African worm E N 'r 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Atternoon social event I Atways (Latin) 40 Small lizard AFTERNOON TU)rCdO Show ! ..t, (13) Legends " Of Anmals Wesleyan Singers &ane Cou nty School Roar (13 (24) 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee (13) June Allyson What's My Line Wild World - ACROSS 9 To Tell The Truth (6) - Lifestyle $1 :55 (6) 7:00 12) Jumble (24) Electric Company (35) Florida .I I - NOTICE FOR RIDS The Sanford Crime LaboraIor 11 111 rect'ivC bid'. at the office of 5triff John Polk, Seminole' County CCurthOVSe Sanfor d. Florida up to SCO P M on June 21. 1975 for the CARL WILLIAM HENDERSON. tollowing equipment GAS CHROMATOORAPH' JR , DONALD RAY HENDERSON, Answer to Previous Puzzle (9) Blankety Blank -It _,,~ Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR .. - " - - ----.=.:-_=,.,-- staff �. I - - - ---..-----. - ..--- .... __.__,.-_ %-_,____" .1. 2A—Evening Herald, Sani)rd, FL Wednesday, June 11, 17 Officials: All Did Their Jobs 0 1 nU5JJ11U NA11ON Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I ushed R s A C nto on that charge. Interview that he will ask Jesus "It's just a mess, I know," "to go into the hearts of the said Aulls, "But I don't know judge and jury" to help them what else we could do. Age Is no understand why he shot Mrs. defense. I don't see how we Stewart and Tolbert. could avoid it." "They just take my money," Myers, who officials called Myers said. "I'd just done lost the oldest man in Lake County, so much I couldn't go no fur. originally was jailed on police Asst. State Atty. Morton Aulls charges of first-degree m der ur said Tuesday that charges Myers says he went Saturday in the death of Mrs. Stewart and against Myers have been reto Mrs. Stewart's house In the the attempted murder in duced to a second-degree mur- wounding of Sammy Tolbert, near by Central Florida city of der count in the Saturday Sorrento to give her a birthday shooting death of Louise Stepresent of $5 and a half pint of art, 51, and that he will he tried Meanwhile, Myers said in an gin, For Senate Approval Today — With the expected Senate confirmation of Stanley K. Hathaway as secretary of the interior, President Ford will have appointed a majority of the 11 Cabinet members. Although his environmental record has been under attack, Hathaway, 50, a Republican and former twoterm governor of Wyoming, was expected to win Senate approval today. WASHINGTON (AP) — No Spending Found Here CLYMAN, Wis. (AP) 'If we hav.'n't got It, we don't spend it." That's the motto, expressed by deputy village clerk Mildred Gahiman, of this village of 330 residents. Clyman has not followed the trend of big cities toward deficit spending, a trend that has brought New York, the nation's Iargst city, to the brink of bankruptcy. Village — 1 .n _,. Z $ C. a.,.,... ..... iii. .,a, .-' -- ._,-,.•.._. ., L.. - . ........... . L. t! - rnnua!J_v (yr n cifan tt StL id iLtu "You never know when we're going to have one," she says. "This year it looks like we may have one. We're not sure yet." In New York City nearly one person In eight is on welfare. Ky Links Thieu With Polo WASHINGTON (AP) — Former South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky says President Nguyen Van ThIeu tried to have him murdered, apparently after learning of a plot by Ky and some associates to oust Thleu in a military coup last A pt Ky said the murder scheme failed when security guards shot three would-be assassins who managed to penetrate the ccmpowd where be lived at Saigon's Tan Son Nhut airbase. Ford, Rabin Begin Talks WASHINGTON (Al') President Ford's push for a new Israeb-Egt1an settlement turns to talks with Lwaeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin who arrived here saying his country was prepared to do "whatever Is possible" to move toward peace. A down-to-business scenario at the talks beginning today was underscored by the simple welcome given Rabin by Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger on Tuesday. — UT 1(; iiiiiië iour By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer inmatrs had Fnur nf the rl already been sentenced and Billy Gene McPeak, 21, of Apopk.a, had been arrested Feb. 24 on a probation violation charge. Of. fcials said he was being held pending a PSI and sentencing on the probation violation and a forgery charge (Continued From Page 1-A) cupted at the time by Ray McCall, a 16-year-old Orange County juvenile Indicted to stand trial as an adult on a robber) charge, and by 21-year. old Patrick A. Sims of Casselberry, who had pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit sexual battery on an 18year-old man, McCall, who reportedly created a disturbance minutes before the fire because his trial, scheduled for this week, had again been continued by a Circuit Court judge until the week cf July 17, was killed in the fire. Sims was hospitalized and was listed today In satisfactory condition. He was among 25 inmates admitted to area hospitals for treatment for smoke Inhalation, According to one Inmate who was In a nearby celL McCall lit a fire outside his cell door and it quickly spread to the suck of polyethelene foam, plastic. covered mattresses stacked in the adjoining room. Elvis Howard Webster, n, who was serving the Last month of a six-month sentence in connection with a robbery, returned to the smoke-filled cellblocks after being rescued. he used an air pack for breathing as he helped drag stricken inmates from cells and downstairs where ambulances were wai ting to take them to = ., hospitals. told The Herald that __1(E a jailer gave him the key to the hospital cell and he opened the door, "bit it was so not I couldn't go In. McCall had one armtirough the bars (on the side of the cell bordering a catwalk). Somebody took his pulse and he was already dead." Jailer Robert 0. Moore, 40, of Longwood, using special oxygen equipment listalled In the Jail after a Mar'i mattress fire that sent six Inmates in another celiblock to a hospital for treatment for smoke inhalaLim led the way for prisoners and jailers In Mooday's evacuation until his life preserving air pack was almost empty. But Moore went back Into the smoke-tilled jail, looking for more prisoners. He was found a short time later on the Jail floor, overcome by the heavy smoke. He was reported dead on arrival at a hospitaL Investigators yesterday reportedly had determined that most of the 10 Inmates who died in the smoke-filled Jail were in cells in the central portion of the T-shaped second floor facility. The jail Isn't air-conditioned and large portable fans have been used to keep hot summer air moving In the facility. Herring told reporters yesterday, "From what I've seen the lack ol more yentilation may have actually saved the lives of some in. mates." SHAVE CREAM --1. om ,., 'flss 7 ounce both. Faba Li"4 1 — — 39' -. JWT 33 SOAP BA? 39 1 REG 14X14" ~ ; Ak I meet public federal and state - I if I 1 I that's - ----- - fl - -- - -= >/ . ' - . , C y% , _1< AV I= —. P ,'1 '( _ . -. - '. ' . . ':.' " Ic __ 1, _ p.00fp,p,R.j.449 S0UN$I 730* CSVIITI WITI 1101 SPINNING REEL SPINNINGa ROD WITH 6400T GASPOWER F'i, -' pstit d,v. hsØVy p6.cnss, MPd sr--i £ek om ncc n o t an t wn ll.'ouns.c a nnds a O 1~-_ ,.v 1I ':i 58 8 I88 bb,qlm con. $f,,'t.AA Of 1,pIt dim ds. lystisi'. F Mtoi-y spuaw with pilouwn R. t3 Ms , penowtom than sny* sIte so the hush. I ctwd , MUM Issue piMat a 39 '.'( 1 1688 S 9 - 'i -sw'. Ci rKk.* tOn,, ,aneessicsi" 66 1 / --- 99 fl.6 I" MG . SUPIN SNOOTIN PLUS I I I d,tfnin! ("iI(' t"I •O'l .' ' • - - 'C1UfII 'op.t ' kI"- .'v\ . casy,r c*s• F41 34 S - '.'i HAVA TAMPA , TPwo.po.I Tip R. 4 69 c.5. Film Prints ro. Squar e Shooti, ' - Kodak flflrtsxodak ll 0020th'uBO pi.asothif - ilOpoO - 'i,, ' '''''''---- - -: '- - -- "'' - -__-- -_- • 66 j -,r' -- -------- --- -- - - 11 &J - lrl~- I ____ At1F AMITY ~. WALLETS . I Io REG. 5.00 4.99 REG 6 50 5.99 REG 3 . I1 - - TURTLE WAX SUPER HARD SHELL PASTE 5' - .---- - - --'-'- -_- - -_-= __ - - --------------- -g" .1 5.49 1 6.99 7.49 REG 7.99 8.99 ?o 9.99 Sen. Edgar Dunn Jr., DTALLAHASSEE( API Daytona Beach, says he doesn't see any conflict of interest in his serving on a special committee probing the Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement. But Senate President Dempaey Barron removed Dunn from the special three-member panel, saying he wanted to avoid any possible criticism of conflict. In a letter to Dunn, Barton said that he was taking the action because Dunn served with the FDCLE's director, William Troelstrup, on three advisory committees on crime. "Obviously, not knowing about your service and not having asked you in advar..e of the select committee appointment, I have placed you In a position of possible criticism for conflict of interest when the select committee completes its task and Issues its report," Barton said. PENS'4COLA AP Two black ministers lace prison terms of up to 15 years after being convicted of extortion in connection with a march protesting the slaying of a local black man by a shtriif's deputy. Rev. B.J. Brooks and Rev. H.K. Matthews, local civilrights worker:, were convicted Tuesday in Escambia County Circuit Court by an all-white jury that deliberated CHARGE IT I TALLAHASSEE (AP) Utilities lawyer Edwin Mason compounded his problems by trying to conceal the fact that he gave two Supreme Court Justices a secret memorandum, a Florida Bar referee says. Eli Subin, an Orlando attorney, recommended Tuesday that the Supreme Court suspend Mason's practice for one year and publicly reprimand him for violating bar rules by giving the memo to the justices and then trying to cover up his actions. Subin made the recommendation in a report to the bar, filed with the court. It is now up to the court to decide what action should be taken against the 59-year-old Tallahassee Ministers Face Jail Terms ___ i. f or about an hour. "That's what happens when you are a black in this community," said the Rev. Mr. Matthews, a Pensacola official of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. The Rev. Mr. Brooks had no comment. They were to be sentenced July 23. The ministers were accused of threatening harm to various officials in order to get the sheriff's deputy fired. Last Defendant Sentenced JACKSONVILI.F. i APi — 'By coming forward and tes tifying, he ha helped eliminate the cancer of racial hatred in this community," says a circuit judge in sentencing the last of live black men charged in the slayings of two white youths. Judge Hudson 0111ff gave William Lee Ream, 21, a term of 15 years in prison Tuesday. Hearn had pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. The sentence wrapped up the so-called Black Liberation Army slayings, In which notes on the victims' bodies and tape recordings sent to news media, claiming the start of a racial revolution by the BLA. Earlier, 0111ff decreed death penalties for Jacob John Dougan Jr., 27, and Elwood Clark Barclay, 23; a 398-year prison term fos L)wyne Crlttenaun, 21, and 199 years for Brad W. Evans, 20. Film Wi.i you p*ck up you' ck,slopd f,lr'n and p;int b%IV two ,ois of l(odicolo, ot black and ,.hii f,I,, to. tPi #noW p.,c. of o.'.. TOUAY A',() I'll IIYOAV I it 1,101 W9*l 299 S Assicoloit 159 - (5 p., isis St,ubçi' tu eoposures Get a, liii sit of p,i"ts *,tts i,s,y toll of co'o' ot b,x6 and *4ste film dnifop.d a nd pi,nt.d TODAY AND EVERYDAY ITT MAGICFLASH LIGHTER Ing 5988 ji* IREG 09 10 si" I' If ~; COLOR FILM 1 .00.~1 150. "twol From N roil opf'st Zy lcljol~ ,o I'll REG 600 T 88 POLAROID h5Isftonof..fveI " ~. 't Med,us.saca" of tli,i cubi t T.I,. 'ndoo, snap thot, L,m,t I MEN'S 9? Bar Suspension Urged - MEN'S BICYCLE r - s TALLAHASSEE (AP) Three giant oil companies have halted, at least temporarily, a search for oil in the Gulf of Mexico off Northwest Florida alter pouring $647.4 million down seven dry wells. A spokeswoman for Exxon U.S.A. said Tuesday "there currently are no plans for additional drilling" on sites under the sparkling green waters south of Panama City, Fla. But she said Exxon and its partners have not completely abandoned hope of striking oil In the Destine anticline, a promising geological hump beneath the waters. "We're very confident that It's there," she 3aid. "We just haven't found It yet." The Destin anticline was considered one of the best hopes for new oil to reduce American dependence on foreign oil when the federal government threw the area open to industry giants In 1973. Dunn Sees No Conflict REa J '4 3-SPEED 26 INCH MODEL P0751 ~_ Lett yo,, - .4'. •I ---.4 t r-. 2 88 POLAROID ./I / i~, ~ , . 0 J SCRIPTO VUTANE ' -r' 1, .. - . .i.. 32 r'-' - :-_4~'_,fti ,* ~---,~--,4 66 : 95 (a.I'. P• . ASSOPTEE) FLAVORS 399 749 wrot -=.--=. ,; —.~ - ICE CHEST ..-C. ~,-#11. I TAPE RECORDER - -'--- 2 - KNIT J WALK 11 SHORTS FANCIES & SOLIDS mtv 298 Rol P, .0*01.50 SET 9 1'- . .- —Giving Justice Joseph Boyd and former Justice Hal Dekie copies of the memorandum favoring utilities In a pending tax case involving millions of dollars. 50-QUART FOAM I. otou'1 W,th n it Wit CIGARS n - attorney. In his report. Subin found Mason guilty of: OW-_ do _ RECORDER t___ . — MEN'S ShAVER f j i ------- ---- ---- ----- 83 -- . t c,! !99. 99 70 PIPI TOBACCO (<'1/ WILSON, TONY TIAIIIT Th I CASSETTE - ' , / 3 19 producl Rel 3 89 s*.y.,e Sit 5V%tiudt$ 1433 Semoran Blvd. Colo$ t 126 sit instant Y DE L T q600 T 14 PANASONIC TAKEN TAPE 2499 3 ORKUM RIFF tçit, R 250 'Pt.It,Black ' ' '"'I RIMINGTON IMPERIAL CIGARS TACKLE BOX ,','' Seminole Plaza ana COLOR FILM MAYFAIR ti ' KING EDWARD 0.1 1 MEN'S Relief SOCKS ad ,ial .s 'TENNIS - GAF 126-20 f 5,1.4,4 711 O.,'i. 1553 !I 1 fli . DRESS SOCx PEG 89c A bankruptcy judge says a TAMPA (Al') Federal Trade Commission order for Koscot Interplanetary Inc. to repay $4'4 million to victims of a cosmetics .ale scheme files in the face of protection the company was granted in his court. In an order issued Tuesday in Tampa, Federal Bankruptcy Judge Alexander Paskay said that a plan for paying Koscot's debts at least partially — is part of reorganization proceedings the company began more than two years ago. Paskay criticized the FTC order and rejected the commission's request to be allowed to file claims against Koscot as a creditor. FTC administrative judge Donald H. Moore last month ordered Koecot's founder, supersalesman Glenn W. Turner, to pay back persons drawn into the company's pyramid scheme of distributorship sales. - 950 State St., Sanford Plaza CASSELBERRY 99 . ft -d ' GILL1TTI , MAX 101 MIN I REG 1 95 14 o PEG 229 - SANFORD: 0 jj 1 29 99 // i tA ,~/ 50' EXTENSION CORD.. 7.88 FUTURO, ELASTIC' SInMJ SU',CAY ID AM 1 PM SALE GOOD THRU SATURDAY A 1111 1 ' 0r I0 o 39 0 n unr1 f 91Rpoo "h4e 3 t 938 Ski the ft"* avive DRESS SOCKS PEG 99 9'! J lumml - OPI'i OAitt 9 AM 9 PM ,11 , FO R '' A _, POWER SAW n C !i?J -~___ ____ VL : ,_M ,21 ~IL , — _ i6 Filth graders graduating from Lake Mary Elementary School enjoyed a banquet In their boner Friday afternoon through the cooperation of the parents and lunchroom staff. More than 120 students attended the event and perfect attendance awards and door prizes were presented. Mrs. Russell Mann, mother of twin boys In fifth grade, was coordinator. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent s? J PUMP ALL ASSORTED LAWN EDGER , d Upw red, two p4er I288 ..14 88 ,%ltOhO C616It 257 a cto.s. 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', PRINGLES SUPERLECTRIC 2/ 99 Jr. this week said he'll push now for a new Jail tobebuilt and financed with property 'axes - GARDEN HOSE 399m EPSOM SALTS , ~ .- I .%,it,'I k''....,01.1 f, 0. ..N I ,,-( e .: . ..O~ f-.1111r. a ~ )w \k*, ---., '\ ,t, T' . POTATO - Bankruptcy Judge Raps FTC On Koscot Pay Order - ' SPECIALS 04ATIM t jail complex. County Cctnmission Chairman Sid Vihlen - FIFTH GRADE BANQUET HELD D kI IN BRIEF Oil Search Halted In Gulf =_ N - 1 FLORIDA ," .ii '' Gurney, former aide Joseph Groot said there was concern t3astlen, plus federal housing among close Gurney forces that officers Ralph Koontz and K. the senator's office was not tak. Wayne Swiger are' charged with ing the Investigation seriously. ROOM AIR COOLER 1iç't ueit. tisi 10 I'%fiY yws L.mti Last LalI Seminole County voters rejected a proposed $3.8 mWton bond luue for aceitral wovld take 18 months to build ad occupy," Polk said yesteediy. ALsduringthepresseon-- SPORT& DRESS MOWER ~ 't- -. C-. -!'l-t-'r1? FATHER'S DAY JUNE 15th SELF PROPELLED It Wn.cs up to AN "' - - - ''' __ I, 1 - 1 JAd1,jnthla cutt.fg height f,ov,, 1'" to Sq Ft Adrd 597 7100 , .. straight &I y today in Cie bribe- assess the situation and ry conspiracy trial oi Gurney determine if those who knew and three remaining defend- about Williams were "holding ants. fxst." ~C ,.Jl MEN'S ',..)M? '..I.i ,',i. !f A%-1 5'&',t, ti 4 CyCi 4,,. MOOn.., '' .......... .ScAN SHIRTS Fssi EXTRA From National Academy lerence, Polk revealed that the department and families of deputies have received a number of anonymous obscene, accussory telephone calls aboiil the fatal Jail lire. He described the callers as "aid: peOpk' and sad, "I'm sure sc*ne J1 the Cal Is are from a k SO FOOT ,uiyl 100 TABLETS 109 '." . .i' Pack 108 — ,.e EXCEDRIN STAINGTH PAIN RELIEVER LIL41T hi ,frnw ntftsntinnI r.rrwit enisi BLACK & DECKER AtG 89C \__________ ~THt 799 BAR'B'Q LIGHTER.. X kedofl PEG ELECTRIC I1\ I-A) Jail so inmates can be returned from adjacent counties where they're being temporarily housed. "We definitely need a new Jail," he said, "hecause of the overcrowded conditions in tha one and the fact that It can't P A DL 1088 SHAMPOO .. _,,, rwnc. re turns to the stand ne n I- , . ' REG 14 99 REG. 1488 GREEN APPLE, TANGY ORANGE. WILD STRAWBERRY 15 OZ -- . FLASHCUBES TABLE 1i'.tE CAST T4 -'v0OUI' 0. . ney, Groot said. Warning him to be careful not . SYLVANIA 22" CUT STYLE '4 i' 4 1- — ': ,'~_r. - - ~ ': I 'hi US Williams' activities. Groot, a former co-defendant. i : LOTIO N] I DROP LIAF - LIMIT ONE 6402 _______ - 24"X60" METAL FOLDING - HIBACHI WITH LEGS -ftftftt ft .-.-__ - AIM TOOTHM t PASTE ~.0 — - 1c! 0 u 7 9c ,53 i I od wroop" $/ 9 'Shocked' Polk Returns I Continued From Page Lk.nl I Peek without bond, said he doesn't like jail much because his toes have curled up "from the cramp." "lleiil a church member, I don't get to walk around couldn't have no hard heart for much here," he said. her," he said. "That wouldn't Aulls said he doesn't like the be livin' right." idea of keeping Myers In jail but Author ities said Myers, Mrs. ..,ould find no other alternative, Ste wart and Tolbert were "all such as hospitalizing hi m. good friends and neighbors." "They say he's in good health Tolbert, who was wounded in and probably will outlive me," the side and nose, was listed in Aulls said. NEW FANGLED . fair condition Tuesday in Leesburg General Hospital. Myers, who was being held `.0r7," i I : "' R142 i .I-" a. ---.. _,;k..! 7_ "UA _____M ~ -1 I -_ '- 1"p, cutlon w itn ess for the third Gurney sent him to Florida to — SEA & claimed he has been robbed I ,_--._---_--." ~ I ~,~ -:~ I __ 4 ) spoKenan said five Inmates were in Intensive care wards. Jailer. Chief Confinement Officer It. Today four of the five were Max Stewart, who received reported to have been tranburns about the face and head sferred to regular hospital evacuating Inmates and rooms. The fifth Inmate, assisting jailers and firemen, Rckey Ray Darnell, of Sanwas back on the job today. as ford, was still Listed in fair cleanup of the damaged jail got condition. 1, "."" '' iuuaiea wia a MM* GILLETTE TRAC II BLADES 33 LOTION I 'i. -- '' of the contempt. A sheriff's office spokesman said today that McPi'ak. Campbell, Gaines and Smith had been sirving as trusties in the jail. — SPLASH-ON 1102 RIG AND NI MENTHOL LIMIT 0 . , Sheriff's Department per-underway. Stewart had been sonnel today were busy corn- admi tted to a hospital for pili ng an updated listing of treatment along with 25 in. county jail prisoners still mates. sheriff's a Yesterday hospi talized after Monday's jail u. BARBASOL BRUT AP '" ,'~ *.,*. t .* "I want conspiracy to raise an illegal spends nn' 1ILS)I fund from builder niyoffs d1sy 111 jail, .s t;iyUiuie alt'.urneys influence claims formei Sen. U4wrd itth t Federal housing M Gurney said as allegations of a ministration. fund-raising scandal surfaced. Groot testified that he told James L. Groot, once the Sen. Gurney in June 1973 about a ator's chief aide, testified Tues panicky call from Williams, day that panic gripped the Cur. who just had been interviewed ney camp in summer 1973, by The Miami Herald. Al tho ugh prompting frantic calLs, hurried the reporters seem ed to know a meetings and attempts to block lot about his activities, \Vildisclosure of fund-raiser Larry iarns denied working for Gur Stewart Returns To Duty - hI i . i S AD' SDAY h City, was arrested May fl In Pasco County on a civil contempt charç•. He was sentenced to3Odays Inlail, He could have been relcssed if he had paid 1626 50 to purge himself tk?b * "I just couldn't Etand It no more," said Myers, who :1 - Aides Panicked Is, Groot Testif ies ' U) c..4tZI:I u u Myers said he agreed, tut he alleged that Mrs. Stewart was not satisfied with the gift and grabbed se veral bills from his hand. Myers said he walked to his nearby home, got his pistol, returned to the Stewart house a nd began shooting. eight times during the 1at sev en years. Myers said "righteous" anger caused him to shoot Mrs. Stewart, but contended heholds no hard feelings toward her, - - vve : three were in Jail awaiting trial. Fire At Jail ruiU in ' r 1,00 of sentence investigations and sen tencing by the cowls. - - 4. •-Ja Richard Lamar Skates. 23, Forest Ernest Campbell Jr., 21. Dunbar st.. wounding 31 a mar' at the Sanford City Road, Orange County, was Lake Monroe, had been arrested address. Craig was awaiting trial arrested April 10 for the Jan. 7 Dec. 31 and was liter sentenced to on the thii'gts. robbery of a supermarket at s ix months in jail for improper usia Lot Alien, 21. 221 W. 19th St.. Altamonte Springs. A circuit court exhibition of a firearm, Sanford. had been arrested by jury convicted him May 20 and he Fred Gaines. 5.1, New Tribes Road, Sanford police April 23 on charges was jailed pending PSI and sin. Oviedo. was arrested Feb 13 on a of grand larceny, breaking and tencing entering with Intent to commit a bribery charge in an incident In Ray McCall. 16. of Orlando, was whfth an Oviedo policeman was felony and larceny of a firearm. arrested March 3 on a grand jury He had been scheduled for trial the given a 110 check to "look the other indictment hand ed down Feb 21 week of June 16 way" and net report a proposed charging him with robbery. H. "red eye" whiskey operatinn that Peter John Muench,24, 1U1 Apache was icheduled to stand trial as an Trill, Maitland,had been arrested allegedly was being set up for idult this week but on Monday by %heri'f's deputies April on Illegal Sunday sales liquor by Mon Circuit Court Judge Robert B. the shot. May 9 Caine's pleaded no S. 1792 at the Orange County line McGregor continued the trial until ronfrif to atten,oted bribery and on charges of breaking and on. ,,,, ,, ; Circuit Court us Clarence T. v,iii, gisirni ,u commit a sn'; ready to go to trial. Of 'felony, grand larceny and larceny Johnson Jr. sentenced him to 90 1cuaus Sad there had been a mixup of a firearm, May 19 he Pleaded days in county jail to be follcwed In the indictment of names Of the guilty to breaking and entering by 33 months probation, victim and the owner of a purse with Intent to commit a Willis Levi Craig, 3, 1711 Bell Ave., allegedly taken in the robbery. misdemeanor and the state Sanford, was jailed June S by Elton Van Buren Hart, 44, Sanford drcpped the two larceny charges. police on charges of attempted Route Two. was arrested May 6 Circuit Court Judge David U. murder, carrying a concealed and later sentenced to six months Strewn ordered Muench held In firearm and use of a firearm in in jail for driving under the In. jail for a PSI and sentencing, commission of a felony. The fluence. charges stemmed from I he William Eugene Smith, 32, Dade Four of the 10 inmates killed In Monday's Seminole County Jail fire were trusties, 80' cording to a spokesman for Sheriff John Polk. Three of the 10 were in Jail pending completion of pre- Jury To Probe • ,,She said, 'Why don't you give me a birthday present? You know I'll give you one on your birthday," Myers said, . In Gurney Trial TAMPA .1.4 U ON ' ' Wednesday, Juno II, 1975-3A Face Murder Charge S TAVARES (AP) - Lake County authorities have to reluctantly decided prosecute Ed "Possum Slim" Myers, a 105-year-old man accused of killing one friend and wounding another in a weekend shooting. ction mergency in Hathaway Appointment Set urn' To 'Possum By JANE CASSELBERRY Casselberry, and Forest City Fire Department were Used to Herald Stall Wrier Ten nurses in a training class rushed on transport victims. The Longwood Fire Department rescue unit ed for transpo rt. It was a matter of Life and death Monday afternoon when duty the emergency room without was also helping at the scene, but was not us er every minute counted for victims of the tragic Seminole County stopping to change into As Semi no le Memorial facilities became' overtaxed, oth their uniforms. l North In Altamonte ta Jail fire which claimed 11 livts. vi c tims were rushed to Flor ida Hospi All available ambulances rushed inmates and ethers SUf. Springs. Three more treated at Florida Hospital in Orlando were fering from smoke Inhalation to area hospitals as fast as they revive them seven Inmates and Deputy Bob Moore. later admitted at Florida North. Around 5p.m.,Berer said, 3) more prisoners were broght could be evacuated from the burning building. Extra per3onnel were called In to treat the 18 emergency Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator Robert Besserer In to be checked, but It was not necessary to admit them. patients at Florida North In the worst disaster emergency since It was necessary to perform emergency tracheotomies on two the opening of the hospital. (Thirty-three persons were treated spoke with pride of his stairs efficient response to the worst of the victims, disaster In Seminole County in his memory. following the collapse of an escalator shortly after the opening of As soon as the hospital was alerted the hospital's disaster Herb Perry, public relations director for Herndon Am- Altamonte Mull, but none were seriously Injured.) Three fireplan was put into effect and the plan worked "just as it wai bulance, who was In the second ambulance to arrive on the connected deaths were recorded at the Altamonte facility. disaster scene, said that a tremendous job was done by written on paper," Iesserer said. The victims were riot breathing on arrival, but every effort Seventeen doctors came on duty, supported by nurses and emergQncy room personnel at the hospital. was made by the doctors and nurses to stimulate the heartbeat "Everything was done by everyone that could possibly be and restore breathing. Several were placed in ICJ and one was other hospital employes, trained to do their part in just such an emergency. Providentially a training program was being con- done," he said. released to police custody. Twelve prisoners were admitted and placed In the hospital's ducted at the time In the hospital auditorium so the 10 nurses Mike Dl Sons of the emergency room staff noted the trained rushed to duty in the emergency room even though they were not Pavillion Annex and two of the more serious cases were placed In ambul,iimce crews administered emergency medical treatment wearing their uniform.,. Nurses were also called In from other the Intensive Care Unit, Besserer said. enroute, but there were some heart stimulant drugs that could not Perry reported during the height of the emergency five floors. be administered until they got to the hospit4l. The first patients arrived at 12:40 p.m. and by 1:3529 victims Herndon ambulances, three Beacon Ambulance vehicles from "Even If they had been administered earlier, I cannot say for were being treated. Eight men failed to respond to efforts to Volusia County and rescue vehicles from Altamonte Springs, certain it would have done any good," he added. IN BRIEF — Parole Cpenings Sought 114 1 AII OUR STORE IN CASSELBERRY CORNER HWYS. 17.92 a 436 IS NOW OPEN 24 HRS. X1 ________ A lilli TALLAHASSEE 'Ai') - State officials have created a matchmaking service to acquaint 163 about-tobe dismissed probation officers with 192 somewhat similar job openings in two other state agelicies. Budget Director Joe Cresse said Tuesday that the Parole and Probation Commission would mall letters today notifying the employes of openings In the Depart- ment of Health and Rehabilitative Services and the new Department of Offender Rehabilitation. �:z -- -:-- Evening Herald 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD FLA. Area Cede 305422.2611 or a31.9993 I Wednesday, June U. 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WillAt I D. CIJRRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All Home Delivery: Week, u other mail: Month, 32.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, 132.40. ___ Social Crisis The Clock Security We'd like to be wriongthoseto offer our heartiest congratulatloI3 and thanks to all the many agwdes who took part in Monday's rescue operations during the tragic fire at the Seminole County )all. Needless to say, there are too many folks to c'Oflgritulate individually, so Cllb.tlVelY, we say thanks. Too, our deepest sympathies go out !o those who lost loved ones In the holocaust that claimed 11 ic(Ims. We're especially sorry for the family of Deputy Bob Moore, but they can be proud to know he died a hero in the truest sense. It would be well ifsomeone would nominate him for the Dale Canegle Reroim Award. In our book, he, along with ot hers like Mrs. Clara Palmer (Jail matron) and Elvis Webster (an lnrr.ate who made numerous rescues of fellow prisoners) richly deserve some recognition for roles they played in placing their lives oii the line for others In need. not In the best of heal th and twice wi thin the past week you've been robbed of over 11,000 In Ignored To make a long story short, Neiman noticed the purse contained a good chunk of change, found the owner's name and address and contacted her. Ms. Bennett said yes, she hid lost her purse and described it to Norman over the telephone. Then she went to his home to claim it — with everything still intact. - ' IV I .. OPEC Delays Decisions On Oil Price Increase LIBREVILLE, Gabon (AP) — The Organization of Exporting Countries has postponed its decision tn the substantial Increase in the price of crude oil that It expects to make in the fall, Valentin Hernandez Acosta of Venezuela, chairman of the oil cartel, said the delegates to the OPEC conference that opened Monday agreed to decide on a price increase to offset Inflation at their next ministerial meeting opening Sept. 24 In Vienna. We note from a banner across First Street that the Sanford Naval Air Station Reunion will be staged here on Saturday, June 21. Seems funny we hadn't heard of it offlcIilly yet, but the banner Is sure there. Maybe they need a good PR man to announce the ISCI 10 LU nano 30 everyone can get LB on IL IiU make It a real big to-do. — Bill Ce Students Ordered Off BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) Students were ordered to leave all college and university campuses In Rangoon today after five days of demorstratIons In the Burmese capital against President Ne Win's military government, Rangoon Radio reported. The government blamed the Conununjsts for the demonstrations, which included src-ct n arhe,. IULIiL rnetintis anJ e.i. p. .ja L•j,-'J)i. : g'thLI i.ldstuuemn ee.Uers aenied Communist support and asked for unspecified American assistance. - Does Joe ILIN _T~l ._0 - i_.' . ..- - I I - . -. - Rea lly L e Panty ose . J Whites Quitting Angola LISBON, Portugal (AP) Hundreds of working-class whites from Angola are streaming into Lisbon daily, claiming they were driven from their homes by racial terror and a breakdown In law and order. Flown here In a government airlift, they are being housed In refugee camps near Lisbon. Fighting has broken out among three rival r.atthnaltst groups In Angola, a Portuguese colony In West Africa scheduled to become independent next frill. - Z L I __________ z' / - E j - ri _.. i-"1 NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. (AP) A siege at a prison where three Inmates held 15 hostages for 41 hours ended early today, aijthorlties said. Most of the hostages were reported safe although there were at least four Injuries reported. Witnesses said gunfire was heard, and there was the smell of tear gas in the area of the British Columbia Penitentiary. - i i ____- __ - - S -oraffifoamarble " monuments,Brentot I *Memorials& Plaques . PH.' 311 4263 . .OUNTRY CLUB ROAD i , . -. AJM? . JUNE 10, 1975 ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Ethel E. Allen BnItley C. Angle Denver H. Cosgrave Andrew F. Crocker Dianne Dennard Cora B. Driggers Carl F. Engstrom Rosa Lee Hughes Ethel B. Johnson Kenneth M. Murphy Billy G. Pllklngton Elsie C. Thomas Darryl 0. Washington John J. telaney IV, DeBary John Dick, D'Rary Mary Ellen Pierson, DeBary Fight Cancer with a checkup and a Check AMERICAN CANCER IETY 0 JACK ANDERSON - ________ _t___, Blue Ribbon Pat iel To CIA 41 Chanqe Name BERRY'S WORLD k I A blue-ribbon commission, with such The law now requires the Fildent perThe taxpayers put up 1:0,000 fo the study, the cure as pleasant as possible. Bui there would prestigious member, as Vice Preuilent Nelaoa lonely to certify to Congress the necesii ty for an which touted a clinic-resort for the ch. But an also be cowizelthg aessiow, with tty., ftriken Rockefeller and Senate Democratic leader Mike undercover operaU. The epcct satri this NIAAA spokesman, while acknow dglng that member of the family getting I he most cowiMansfi eld, b expected torecommendn June 3O "is harmful In usoclting the bead of PtLte do the geverrunentconsideredfunding iliglorifled selingand also the hair Of : dog that bit him. that the enbatt1ed Central Intelligence Agency formally with such ac4Ivit1ta." drunk tank, said It was ruled out 'iecauae the "Constlon of alcohel while In the treat. should continue its controversial undercover The study, therefore, recommends revok.ng affluent can pa" for their Own trsttXflflt. 7be ment environment will not be prohibited as a operations under a new name. "any requirement far the personal caiiiflca'ion funds are more badly needed, he agreed, ti rule," raggesta the study, although It would be of the President as to their neeulty." noninllllonaire Mcohollca. co&xolie'J by "hours and amounts." Of COUJ The staff has prepared a confidential giy, But one of the government officials 'rhO some patients F0 *r,3te: In a referene aimed at Secretary proposing that the CIA start on" is "sImply should not drink" and, of State Henry Kissinger, who also serves authorized the costly study, n/jfle NIAAA therefore, would get na as Foreign Intelligence Agency. study is exhootch at all. national security adviser, the report deputy dilef Ken Eaton, is r, i using It to pected to be aped by a full counission, recommends that "In the future, the assistant to prumote a private rnirt-dllni' with himself as TheBO0ZAIIen study calls for a pilot which will submit to both Preent Ford and the President progr am, costing about $Th,, as an adjunct to for ff airs $1uJd its head, our sources say. national security a Congress at the end of the If101ith. an existing vacation complex. The money might not ordinarily hold a Cabinet posi tion as well." A The staff study declares forcefully: "We _____ aton cenceoed to us he believe that firmer centrcl UiPsotMfl the CCIflEflIUIOfl refused to the Idea with his framer ho. i, NIAAA Chief Di. be 9ut uP, suggests W OlWY by Ow taxpayers. If n'in the project on the stud y. sight of the Intelligence community is üinUaL Morij (1afetL Eaton said be bad IIID taIkd be boUt in successful, a complete resort could jpij for the sIlk-stock louses for arou nd $7 Of one inlUlon That is the naln tirust of ow prj with an t But he million, the study says. business executives who m ak e UP Am e rica ' niendatlons." s Insisted he was merely "bi C Skylzl(' Footnote : According to the study, 60 per ce power elite, a startling 150,000 to 200,000 are nt wore he had neVer USI the report, which study cautions that "covert action" - "Irreonath1e alcohol users." of the executive lushes en between 4 and 64 bed promoted while at NIAA, to soli cit loans which Is defined as 'acti vi ty abroad Intended not ed a nd ysoWcaflt tre Most of them manage to cope With their jobS from banks to build a ce nt ate treatment center, have to gather Irifarmston but to Influence eventi' - despite an onrdose of lunchtime martinis and i more than one child pr" should be employed only where clearly essential evi'nlng cocktails. But they ruin their family As BooMflon C('fl 'ad It, the clinic-resort FATCAT FUND: The Iatcata are to vital U.S. prwpo.es which are impossible to li ves and 'lead their chikkin to drink, always would match the most Ia :ulotis vacation nt'wa. rUli nxney, It ree for UwLr attain through other mneai, and then only sfter frI These are the confidential findings of a It would Offer "golf br father, 'sculpting ce on Cap1t I Hill. Pie Mcgage Bankers Political the most carefHJ pro if h1tm4eve1 ft'" *%)P which Allen &W workshop far ' "pltogapy workshop Actios Corpm has Wt out a fund ap.al, 'But," mPhk3iZU rePort, "WE do not Hamilton flrth conducted fir the National for cblldeen," not to '.ienUon the unal tm.1Li whkh lf*alr b*1dI. cT spending $nn conclude that covert action can or should to InStitutE of Alcohol Abuse aid Alcoholism billiards, swimmingand other deluzi pursuits. "Cougreu,nqfl und tand and support our. "I'm bol1stied." I NIAAA j. Theemptiuisw.- uldbe on 'ccreation to make indusiry's sow t policies." "II, "La &nk 3ummer, the wile and! did more Europeers cities in a week than you did." - - - --- - ------ '--- ~ I . .. I I A p(l , But, the SCIDA Board of Directors and the BCC decided the county efforts to attract Industry to the county could best be served by an effectively-run SCIDA. - . - ... - : - Kas • - -' - - . 'P You - . - --. 'Dflh$ft Iif;U "" lit. - * _.___ e - _ - ' I,, Riaqo Our arrangements are ap realistically proached with consideration for each family's need . . to support yet' with solace and comfort in time of sorrow. at least two weeks on the joint paving project on W. 18th SLeet. The BCC's pollcy Is to have the money for the city's share of materials for projects in hand before the project is started by Since 1955 -- - --- W1I.IJAMEU(;ENESMmI Funeral services for Ray Funeral services and burial McCall, 16, of 113 Bethune Dr., for William Euger.e Smith, 32, Orlando, will be held at noon, of Dade City, will be Friday in Sunday, at Church of God by Dade City. Brisson Funeral Faith, Winter Park with Elder Home is in chirge of local BILLY GENE MePEAK Herbert Green officiating. arrangements. .,. --. Funeral services for BiI!y_ U, L -iP 21 01 &.'4 /'rxil'c '.tr trr,ma Lou Pmnckard, Funeral sruccs and burial Dr., Apopka, will be at 10 am. Eatonville; three sisters, four for Jesse Lee Allen, 24,of224W. tomorrow in Fairchild Funeral brothers, and a grandmother. 19th St., Sanford, will be in Home Chapel, Orlando followed Lawson Funeral Home, Winter Richmond, Ind., Brisson in by burial in Greenwood Park is in charge of arrange- charge of local arrangements. Cemetery, Orlando. Born in ments. Arrangements are in. Granite City 111. he moved to complete for funeral services Apopka In 1960 from Missouri FRED GAINES for Ernest Campbell Jr., 28, of and was a carpenter. Survivors Dunbar Street, Lake Monroe include his parents, Mr. and Funeral arrangements for and Willie Levi Craig, 63, of 1711 Mrs. Ernest L. McPeak; Fred Gaines, 54, of New Tribes Bell Ave., Sanford. Wilsonbrother, Kenneth I..., Apopka: Road, Oviedo are incomplete at Elchelberger Mortuary, and sister Mrs. Beverly Lee, this time. Lawson Funeral Sanford, is in charge of Orlando. Home Is in charge. arrangements. the county road department, But, work was begun on 18th Street before the county had received all of the city's share, $19,602. In a May 27 memo from BCC Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr., to the agreed to pay 50 per cent of the be paid upon final placement of The project will be delayed total bill providing the county materials and a listing of now until the city can approve furnished plans to relieve materials used for which the the rest of the money. The City drainage pockets behind the city Is to be charged, according Commission will meet on June curb, provide drainage outlets to Sanford City Manager 23. The County Commission, from ditches at Strawberry Warren 'Pete" Knowles. cancelled next Tuesday's Avenue and 18 Street south County Engineer Bill Bush meeting because three corn----- . tHi.t.... ...i.i ,i... ...,,, across me street into draina sai(l this morning that the missioners will be out of town. construction had begun pipe and closed parallel ditches requested plans iould be will reopen the matter on June "recently" on the project and on the north side of W. 28th completed today. He said they 24, that the county needs the city's Street. were only minor changes and check of $19,602 "mmThe city also authorized caused no problem. mediately." paying an additional 25 per cent Knowles delivered 50 per cent But, when Sanford city of the material cost providing of the total bill to the BCC w LO engineers checked on the the three planning steps are yesterday, but last night project they found plans had Implemented prior to the next commissioners decided been changed from the original, commission meeting June 23. the check until the resttoofhold the SUNSHINE STATE The City Commission then The remaining 25 per cent IS to money was delivered. ge- ARRIVE AUVE JJ . -- - , -------. - - .- r - , - - ' " ' . Charles W. Maddox, Deltona Helen L. Sanford, Deltona Cader G. Hart, Geneva Troy D. Trail, Geneva Eleanor R. Benedict, Forest Hills Judy Gail Cannon, Lake Mary Grace E. Guthell, Lake Mary Gail Bonjione, Maitland Mary Canas, Maitland Otto Kabenle, Orange city Mary Ann Wiseman, Winter Springs DISCHARGES: Sanford: Margaret L. Brinson Andrew F. Crocker Ethel J. Fagan Cans King Alma L. Smith Jodie H. Snoke Jennie Suggs Wil1l' m Walden Clauc' M. Whit ten Sharoii Williams, Casselberry Baby Ly William,;, Caasel- 1 - William C. Padget, Orange City Arthur Haywood, Oviedo Brenda Jordon, Oviedo Baby Boy Jordon, Oviedo Wanda Fischer, Umatilla Michael G. Graham, Winter Springs — WEATHER Yesterday's high 97. Overnight low 67. Rainfall was .08 inches. Fair becoming cloudy In the afternoons through tomorrow. Cluince 01 showers and scattered thunderstorms. Highs In the upper 80s to lower 90s. Lows in the low to mid 7. Mostly sou theasterly winds 10 to 15 mph, stronger and gusty near H air, thunderstorms. probability 40 per cent t hrough tomorrow. EVERnHING ON OURNE.NUT1 1/2 PRICE A , ,/ \\'Ck. Ph. 322.5212 Ilowlet M. Fletcher, DeBary Gary St:t', DeBary Janice C. (.!ine, DeLand May Harnlgin, Deltona Hilda A. Thoinas, Deltona Lester T. Carro ll, Lake Helen Vondell F. Birrow, Lake Monroe Gloria E. Davis, Longwood Mary E. Greenwood, Orange city Direciriss - - - - _ \r' ill IQ h ir t nir i I I hII'IL" !\ 11iI IM- L' it .1111.1 \011I1 EiervtIi;n on tiur nit - nu Is h.ilt Id. tHh. ilkk'n. I.mn1ItIri. rrI' tksst'rt tIum' wi. rk vcLet;Ihk'. And hcvrc •i!I h41rL',I111. even ,it tin Partly cloudy with widely scattered mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs ifl the upper BUs and low 90s. Lows mctly in the 70s. J)aytona IkaLh tides Highs 10:8a.m., 10:58p.m. Lows 4:19 a.m.,4:25p.mn. Port Caiaveral: HIghs 10:03 a.m. 10:40 p.m., lo'vs 4:02 am., 4:16 p.m. - 'I,, ir ttlfl hi ¼1t1\fl . \VL tIWT .IfltI t10 ,1 Ot h zhrt i t i1i I ')I h Aarriott I 1' SBOP 2S* I I I! ' l'I ik 'I .1tlt.mnit 'oh' \ I.ilI, \'ll URSELL STEELE Survivors include his wife, Urselt E. Steele, IS, of 748 Mrs. Juanita Steele, Altamonte Florida Blvd., Altamonte Springs, daughter, Miss Springs died Sunday in Beverly J,ne Steele, Orlando; Arcadia, hid. He was born in aon, Charles Edward Steele, Sullivan County, Ind. and Cicero, Ind.; brother, Jecs moved to Altamonte In 1956. He Steele, Orlando; sister, Mrs. was a carpenter and a member Iva Titus, Battleground, I nd.; of the Altamonte Springs live grandchildren and one Seventh-day Adventist Church. great-grandchild. - - -. - - - — I .V Eunice I. Wilson MORTUARY 1110 Pine Ave. RAYMcCALL -' '/ AREA DEATH . - David; four sisters, Helen Muench; Mrs. Mary Compton, Mrs. Nancy Willis and Mrs. Penny Grass. Burial will be In Glen Haven Memorial Park, Winter Park. ,,..,,,,, r"il,i"r t'Lr John Muench, 24, of 1661 Apache Trail, Maitland, will be held tomorrow at 7p.m. at CoxParker Funeral home Chapel in Winter Park. Funeral Mass will be Friday at 10 a.m. at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, Winter Park. Born In Wisconsin, he came here 22 years ago and Lc survived byhis parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Muench Sr.; four brothers, Joseph, Patrick, Timothy and ,-,'-" r.LeflururUl1u3I The * 1 M 0 0 10,I SCIDA's track record caused the BCC to seriously consider either dissolving the authority or combining SCIDA and the Semino!e County Port Authority (SCOPA). HOSPITAL NOTES _____ Rationing Wasteful W. PETER JOHN MUENCII - • __--...- David Ray Skates, Lockhart; sister Mrs. Bertha Faye Robertson, Chicago, Ill, and his paternal grandmother Mrs. Bertha Skates of Sanford. rain ow funeral home is In charge of arrangements. . Strangling Governmen ., The Seminole Board of County Commissioners (BCC) has failed to adhere to Its own policy regarding city-county joint paving projects, causing friction between the BCC and Sanford and stopping work for By DONNA ESTES Hug said Walker, who currently resides in Orlando Herald Staff Writer will be moving to Casselberry within a reasonable period CASSELBERRY — Mark t, Walker, a lieutenant of time, as required, byulty law,,.,.. -with the TAtuzilt Fire, Department, wU.nttunie.Uie . tts.or. the tbreflreL1gbter.. duties of fire thief here JUne23, City Manager Harry Hug positions ha ve been completed and the men were to be said thday. ' hired July 7, this may be delayed, Hug said, adding Hug said Walker, named by Mayor Bill Grier as hi, Walker will be included In the selection process. second choice for the post, has submitted his resignation The appointments may be delayed a week or so, Hug from the Titusville department and is completing a notice said. period there. Earl Carlton, currently the district fire chief of the Walker, who ranked sixth on the written portion of the Hialeah department, was Grier's first choice, Hug said, civil service test and second on the oral examination, has but Canton declined the appointment. been a firefighter nearly nine years, Hug said, He was The city manager said Grier listed his first and second formerly with the Orlando Fire Department, and a fire choices before leaving on vacation. According to the civil Inspector at the Kennedy Space Center before going to the service ordinance, Hug said, any one of the top three in Titusville Department In December, 1973, the civil service test could have been appointed. TOM TIEDE i Funeral arrangements are Mrs. Judy Triplette, Mrs. being made for the 10 Inmates Savella 'fl,orne, all of Sanford; who died In Monday's Seminole Mrs. Shirley Powell, Winter County Jail fire. Haven; two brothers Willie M. ELTON V. HART Hart and Daniel H. Hart, both of Sanford. Fu,ieral services for Elton V. Hart, 44, of Route 2, Sanford, RICHARD L SKATES wIll be held tomorrow at 11 am. at Gramkow 1 mineral Home, Funeral arrangements are Sanford, with Res (Thrlts r ''E,0 .u "LlL?AaI Skates, 2.3, ol 7t3tJ Forest City will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Rd., Lockhart. A native of Born in Laurel Hill, Ala., Chattanooga, Tenn., he came to Hart came to Sanford 17 years the area from there in 1957 and ago and was a veteran of the was a construction laborer and Korean War and a commercial a member of Riverside Baptist fisherman. Church. Survivors Iiclude his parents, Survivors include his wife, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hurt, Judy; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford; son, Dannie Hart, Edward A. Skates Sr., Winter Haven; five sisters, Lockhart; three brothers, Mrs. Gwiendel T. Reynold, Edward A. Jr., Lockhart, Cocoa Mrs. Joyce Martin, James Robert, Milligan and Titusville Fireman To Assume Chief's Duties At Casselberry - ..2• -';'.v. Daniel, currently enipked by an Orlando firm where he works to develop new business in the area. His experience with business development will fall in line with the rcquir.ments of the SCIDA director. SCIDA, created several years ago to bring industry into Seminole County, has been floundering for several months without a director. Funeral Arrangements Made For Jail Dead a. - t VIhien Jr., and Daniel negotiated the final salary figure last week after the board voted 3-2 to offer the Job to Daniel. Commissioners Mike Hattaway and harry Kwiatko' ,ld, both of whom sit on the wunty's personnel board, voted against Daniel's hiring. They had also voted against offering Daniel the job. Vihlen has been the strongest supporter of Sanford-County Flap Stops Paving Work Prison Siege Ends __ It James Melvin Daniel of Fern Park was hired by the Board of County Commissioners (BCC) last night as director of the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA). Daniel, expected to begin work on or before Tune 23, agreed to an annual salary of $19,000 plus mileage and county employe benefits. The BCC first offered Daniel $18,000, but be requested $19,500 plus a car. BCC Chairman Sid Petroleum DON OAKLEY s i - E'i'rn U .S.Hel •,- Commission Taps Daniel To Head SCIDA IN BRIEF Now that's what we'd call a good samaritan. It Isn't everyone rho would go to such lengths to return a purse, especially when he's had such a run of bad luck himself lately. So, kudos to Mr. P.G. Norman of Sanford for being the kind of guy we'd like to know more about. RAY CROMLEY V WORLD Pique and frustration apparently led Caspar W. Weinberger, secretary of Health, Education and -Welfare, to tell Congress recently that he will not propose any more plans to help pull the Social Security program out of the ruincus deficit that it 01 LO ~ WJ P-? faces in the years ahead. Mr. Weinberger and % T President Ford art irritated at the cavalier •.- - - -. .. 4 &.. UIL?; -i I.. .i.'. W.' t*,It 4w '- f 1ip.t . Security actuarially sound got at the hands of th e Democrats in Congress. Admittedly, Mr. Ford's plan to limit this Year's Social Security cost-of-living increase was only a stop gap measure. Much more ill have to be done h AS a firm believer in the defense of South before the program becomes solvent. The KoreaagalmtlnvaslonfratntheNorth,ltlsciear President's plan would 1educe by $2 billion a Advertising isn't expected to change very to me t we must demand seve ofederal deficit that appears certain to reach nearly uc U m h as a resul t 01 a set 01 n guidelines Just di of Park as a price for our $1() billion. Ra th er than bite the bullet, Congress def. of his country. prcxnulgated by the Federal Trade Commlss1on. decided to allow the 35 million recipients of Social South Korea saninept country and has Consumers may still be iubted to some of the Security to have an eight per cent cost-of-living every riot to refuse our conditions. But the more offensive product. plugging, both In print ,-.VO Wf increase in July. j.. United states, likewise, as an Independent and via the radio and television waves. 00 nation, has the right to withdraw troopsand to But thanks to the agency, consumers In the That means the Social Security program will future will have the assurance that th e "expert" cancel military commitments, it the presence of ____ face a deficit calculated at $14.6 billion during the touting this or that product really does possess our for cesandthe wordthgoftFcatlesthrea tenth next three fiscal years. Iky -m--.. —. leaa us Into a war without victory. theimpiled qualification,. Tests claimed to have Despite the disagreement about methods me basic conditions for our support must be:. been conducted must really have been made, between Congress and the Ford administration, it and endorsements by organizations must be Fl, u Park restore free speech ann a -. ..._> is clear that some action must be taken to balance in South K. bonafideendor.ements reflecting "thecollective th e $60 bill ion-a-year Social Security trust fund, Second, that he restore open and free elections, judginentof the organiza tion." Either that or the which will start chewing into its reserves !or the wi thout pollee cocrelon. advertiser Is subject to legal action. Third, that he Immediately set in motion -These requirements became effective tm. — first time this year. There have been many 5LWIIIIC&It steps to lower financial corruption in medately. At the same time, however, the FTC suggestions. One th at must be rejected is to finance governunt. proposed others which may or may not go Into medical portions of Social Security benefits from Fourth, that he cease using the police effect until the end of July, pending comment the federal General Fund-revenue contributed by from industry and the public, and at lest one of general taxpayers. Obviously, that would defeat me mvessary conditions for military Which would seem to carry "truth in adthe purpose of the program which is to have . South Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos vertlslng" into a rather nettlesome thicket. benefits tied to income, have demonstrated, without a viable govern. ThisIsthe proposal that people endorsing a Another plan would raise the amount of income ment backed by a unified people, the defense of a product -especially well-known personali tIes - ,_ . co'.ntry Is difficult in the extreme, even with taxed for Social Security purposes beyond the sort"must actually be users of the product. me star U.S. military superiority. . present limit of $14,100-a-year to $24,000-a-year or who recommends a brand of coffee must ac I I My visits to Korea have convinced me the tually drink It regularly, The athlete who swears more, thus feeding more money into the fund for a South has by a certain breakfast. cereal must actually eat been and Is unified In haired for longer period of time. But where is the limit? And He's Playing Doctor zflUfli and that this hatred Is strong Co" raising taxes en high income, to help support ut u iai -. Now it shouldn't be too difficult for an ad. retired persons who had earn ed l ess, still is a It Is also true that almost all Koreans I vertiser to keep on file a signed statement by a transfer of wealth that is contrary to the purpose of have known have a strong passion for In. celebrity testifying that be really, truly does eat, the program. dividuality and freedom. A continued drink, wear, wash with, etc, the product in To begin, Congress should reconsider its democratic blackout of the type carried out by t question, thus presumably satisfying the Park could destroy unity In the South and government bird dogs. previous action and adopt a realistic five per cent weaken the will of South Koreans o fight Come to think of it, advertisers should was Social Security benefits that lid on increased vigorously even the ruthless enemy they know ___ welcome this. It would add that much more to proposed by the Ford administration earlier, There has forever been reluctance among shorter work week or some other voluntary the celebrity's persuasiveness and Influence 11 SUfl* communists to be. A modest increase in benefits is not a longmany people to call government workers public measure so that massive and disruptive layoffs over consumers, which the FrC is so concerned The situation on Taiwan is different. Hen range solution to financing Social Security servants, considering the shabby way the can be avoided, about But what may be true at the time an cmigovernment founded by Clilon Kal4bek has Wrelings ollan treat the ddmy — witness the it ill &%io~ktrigIy. the uW00 Offle-sh have ARM no. dorseamt is ma& my r4t r*ceuw dy be bw made ItronL 5Uful efforts to Wldefl par- attitude of clerks in almost any ween the administration and the Congress American city Though the city is distressingly heavy with for all time to come. People's tastes and habits ci public office aixi to narrow -vorm feel a better term would be iubIk public workers - the labor chieftains say the change, and celebrities are people, too, which Social Security will just continue to emnomic gap between the top 20 per cent of the enemies. And seldom has the argument been workers ..have sacrificed be a political football every year, during which th e people and the lowest 40 per cent. That is, the more without Men, for Instance, are endlessly trying diIappropriate tha:i now as recessionrecipients and the public are invited to establish government of Taiwan and Its economny seem to buffeted taxpayers throughout the nation are fl razors or blades ar creams in sear ch of the The disposition can hardly be greeted with bemovingtowarddemocracyinthebroad.ense, finding almost no willingness on the part Of the good guys and bad guys. appreciation by New York tazpeyers, many of perfect shave. "New improved" versions of The truth of the matter is th?t there is enough making It defendable with reasonable assisunce public employes to cooperate toward the overall whom are out of work in the city's 11,5 per cent everything from underarm deodorants to fault to go around, but that won't put food on the from the U.S. ecaaomic good. unemployment crunch. Nor should citizens remedies for those annoying, Itching what-have. Korea, likewise, had been makin rmukabk years when situation Is evident in almost evcry anywhere be anything but iangered when the yous are constantly being brought on the market. folks in a few The table of the retired economic process, and had In recent Y Not only that, but !tflIflS Of connmnerdali seem jurisdiction. But New York City Is perhaps the public servants become the public menace. New to sustain achieved a significant broadening of Inco exc th e ability of the ta x b me. WA%t dreadful to go on forever. Will some poor guy be f orced to ere York are th at the Drogram. But, by contrast, Park has of late shut Off one stof any cityInU'4 licworkforceiaforcedtosuffer, *9away each morning at the Munchies he my That , essentially, is the message that th e ad- dentic right after anoth er. once have liked bu t has come to detest? Will he - has flatly rejected most suggestaa of ttst ng deti have a1z ministration is trying to put across — without too The clampdown did not begin with the lose of vohmUry S&Crillce in the lam of what city and mp l other . OWM beer, heldnibye have to get permission hm the FTC to charge much success, unfortunately. Cam bodia, South Vietnam and Laos. I fathers believe to be near-bankrupt fiscal con- counties. nm welfare of millions jjai the core of brands, or make a public confession of his bene fits remember arguing this point with some of dilions. fickleness? the issue. Park's closest advisers years back. They wei The city, alr'eady $14 billion in debt from And who, anyway, Is going to look Into his convince(Jthen,as1low, that only strength from decades ciovenpendlng, and apparen tlyunaule publi c empwye unions, to be mire, &e private life to see if he really, truly did ea t, above could insure South Korea's progress and to avoid further deficits in the 1975 budget, Is often cited as the ultimate danger to smooth- drink, wear, wash with, etc. the product in the defense. being told by lending Institution to cut ex- running government operations. Not the least first place? The Federal Energy Adailnlstratlon has provided a peek at The threat from the North is real. I have been *nditures or go it alone. Without the short-tern because the unions often coc.rlbute heavily what would confront the American people if it became prlileged to we a significant amount of the bank assistance every city needs to operate, toward the elections of Officials they rely on. One That "giant leap for mankind" - the moon necessary to ration gasoline. The gova.-tment would have to documentary evidence and to talk first hand with Gotham would soon no be able to meet current estimate is that unions togetha have contributed landing, which was the r"nation of this hire 93,000 people to administer the program. It would v-* $400 farmer North Korean agents. If I were a Smith notes, possibly even some salaries. In as much as $50 million In each of the last few country's Initial venture Into space exploration millkn just to start, and 11 rationing remained for a prolonged Korean, I would argue for a very strong defense dcsp'sa tion the mayor has appealed to city federal elections, and huge sums of this money — conti nues to be translated Into small steps pe riod the annual cost would be $2 billion, and constant readiness. workm, through their union officers, to accept a h.ts been directed at state and local campolgns. toward the Improvement of life on earth. Those 93,000 people would be doing nothing to provide more gasoline, but would only be tr ying to police athortage, The $2 Will li .,.. ...,IA . A.411I .4.. ,.It II ,1 I.. .2 IWVU WVV1J hUb UI US auqsIV. VU VU 0 U5 V11C W1I1 UI I-MI UI pay fur any research into alternate sources of energy that would relieve the denr'.,d for petroleum. If Congress needed any further reminder Of the penally to be paid for failure to keep our energy problem from developing Into another crisis, the 0 staggering waste Of a rationing bureaucracy ought to provide It. South Korea Wednesday, June 11, 175—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. cash, clothing and miscellaneous Items. Your health is not the bed and you've got to go in a hospital for the fourth time In a month. Now, suddenly, as you drive down the highway you spot a purse lying in the middle of the road, stop, pick It up and find quite a bit of cash in it. What do you do? Pocket the cash and toss away all the other valuable papers contained in the purse? Or do you do the right thing and make every effort to locate the owner and return It and its contents? Tempting, wouldn't you say? Well, it was to P.G. Norman of Sanr,rd, who resides on Garden Delve and SR4I1. Mr. Norman told us he was robbed last Saturday night and again on Monday In Sanford and he's to leave this week for another stint in the Veteran's Administration Hospital due to a heart condition. Yesterday, as he was driving on Sanford Avenue, he spotted a purse in the manner described above and, sure enough, it contained quite a sum, of cam, since me owner, ins. m.onnae tsennen or Lake Mary, had just cashed a check before 'losing' sa id purse. -- - \l,lt'I li lIl ' \ I ',irLin',, ;rc.I — Ii' I3mIrdinL ii 'r I -, I! ' 1''I'l I I L.LIII I .' ' I I t .• 'i 4 YMI S ty I' \1 L:nni 'i., .! 'minJ.i. I, t'n!hI ;' \ \1 I'1 ' ___________ - --------= 1 -.- ------ '1___1 - 7. �A-ening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friends Of Some LEAA Assistance Assured Wednesday, Jun. i St. Johns Urge Step Cf u kiii.o I K a nry Bec.use of what BCC Chair- Florida, Mrs. Dora Lee Russell hoop nets, six feet wide and 16More than 10 persons, who received a letter from Maj. W. from Volusia Bar to Highway adverse public reaction, and to man Ski Vihlen Jr. called a of Sanford. to-18 feet long, can ruin sport said they were members of the H. King, regional manager of 4," the letter states, "the prohibit the use of the hoop nets -technical subject," the board Delbert Euga, executive Fishing In the river and also are FOSJ and some who said they the Game and Fresh Water fisheries biologists recom- within 100 feet of the mouths of The Seminole Board of Coun- took no action on the banning director of the FOSJ, made the safety hazards to motor boats, were commercial fishermen Fish mended this law. Their recom- these tributaries. This law was Commission, ty Commissioners (BCC) yes- request pending further Inresti- pea to the BCC for a resolution lie said that the nets can be also went on record as opposing N. Cofl} mendation was based on adopted at tI'. commission's position on terday was asked by a con- gallon. banning the use of the hoop nets stretched across a narrow hoop nets, fL,h'Ies knowledge in general mission meeting to be effective hoop nets. servatlonist group to b th" Appearing before the BCC in the county, primarily In the channel and completely block Mrs. Russell, said that "a lot In the letter, king stated that and on fisheries studies made July 1, 1975." use of hoop nets by fishcrmcn In were representatives of the St. Johns from the Volusia Bar any fish or boat traffic, of people don't seem to tin, the commission "thoroughly on the St. Johns; River over a The letter also states the use the St. Johns River. However, Friends of the St. Johns to 46. Euga also is on the ad. Euga also said that some derstand that hoop nets are invesigates" any proposed number of years in specfi. of hoop nets will be monitored the Florida Game and Fresh (FOSJ), opposing the hoop nets, visory council of the state commercial fishermen will use seasonal, only to be used legally rules or regulations before "Their recommendation was and should the nets become Water Commission has adopted and the president of the Mid. Department of Natural hoop nets to catch game fish in the summer and fall mon- action is taken on issues to exclude certain tributaries "detrimental to the fisheries a law effective July 1 allowing Florida Chapter of the Resources, and then transport the fish to ths." "In allowing the use of due to the spawning patterns of resource," the commission the use of hoop nets. Organization of Fishermen of Euga contends that the ('eorgia for sale. Mrs. Russell also has hoop nets In the St. Johns River the catfish and because of would evaluate the situation. 0 .17 1 L 1 1. A LaKe mary imaces Nis-e dc P61irp_ 1 rive urainances/ Long Agenda JcPennèy J%,,Penn!PY 1 , ne rs Savin gs ~1~ Father's Day Savings I , -. -1--I--- . . 4' - Closeout I 20 White % cypress __ VIP TOUR Area businessmen, government officials and member, of the press were given a VIP tour of the Stromberg.Carlson Plant in Lake Mary Tuesday following a buffet lunch. The largest em- OF S.0 PLANT nInt'r In *h. ,.n,intv thA firm m,..,,..... •I..., up Liu mI IIWU.ML3 No I L_J \ j t I) ''' - I I 1' \. - -- pool side. - Diane Isola Benedetti, 20 of 1415 E. Amelia St., Orlando, was arrested about 6 p.m. by agents of the Florida I)epart.. Deputy Jim Hibbard said ment of Criminal Law Enfor, items valued at $2,701 were cement, when one agent spotted reported stolen yesterday in a a 1974 Chevrolet in a parking lot burglary at the residence of and became suspicious of the Jeff Sargent, 300 E. Oregon car and the way it was parked. Ave., Sanford. Checking the license tag, the Items listed as taken by the agent found the vehicle had burglars, who entered by a been stolen five days before window, included a saddle, from a Daytona Beach resident. riding boots, stereo equipment, The officer watched a drug a citizens band radio, shotgun, store at the Plaza and when the pistol and three rifles. two suspects returned to the automobile, made the arrest. Some 1,500 pills and tablets il , No 3422 - (4. Comfortably styled leisure suits Unlined jackoi with contrast ttchinq and other gre liruondetailing Mach wishabIe Choose nay' hrown or green Sues 38-46 9 9 I Black vinyl only Reclines fully sittIng 1" from wall • Fully padded, rolled arms. Boat shoes. Men's walk buTOI 20% off T_ _ Polyester.cotton 'Solids and fancies outboard I iNavy i• I'sussi 'i inmrn p S1ave $11 1 Rep. 54.99. Sale 43,99. JCPenney 10- speed electric troIing motor. Use any 12V or 6V battery (not included) I ft Save 32 159-99- Sale 1-17-99. JCPennoy 3 HP fishing motor Convenient built-in 3 ql. 9aA tank, *iusr.tIS\thl ui Famous brand name ti Men's leather goods. ,i,itiYmwlM "VIJIIIH $kUI /2 price 1 1 i %*' S%l ijAV i No 1001 ii1A No 1011 ' 5 Range of men's sizes 1'!9JI - GLASS OF-4t or white a Arch supports TT(Wft-i ifl1 11 motors. Models vary In FRE*SR-.-B0II_0 a Heavy cotton duck uppers Sizes 32.42 12 6 fte,1 pc. ki rod and reel 499 shorts. I q50 - 1'799 JiIiI the incident. No arrests were the Gerald Fay Cleary, 39, and repor ted t his morning . both case. substance charges today. (Line included) iIIiL&i AIt1 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, June iS "I and the U. S. and 3) shall be - fJJ r ====-- r ,' _____________________________________ of uniform ap. .. a $ Special "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m* Open Sunday 15 p.m. -'-.=---'------. ' . --1 =-=--.-----------fl- =- Two - automobile incorrectly last night at the Butler Plaza and as a result face possession of stolen property and controlied Perfect for patio or (JOUbI') knit polyester .......... capable L ead To Arrests .;i'.'j l • VAM h * I Pill I AOA e By BOB W)Y1) Herald Staff Writer recer, 'in J' is DPiIirI, Aft Alai - CASSELBERRY __________________________________________ • • Orlando residents made the mistake of parkng a late model Wall-away The only article tentatively agreed upon deals with transfers, rappointments antl vacancies and reassignme n t com Re Or '. . - ecia l bu' 4j or capricious, ( 2) Ail - system. Other ac ti on on the agenda includes app oval for Sanford to be the lead applicant and contracting agent on a drainage study; approval of an agreement with HJK Builders providing stree'. paving and drainage by the builder in the area being developed on Floyd, Frederick and Goodheart Streets; public hearings on federal revenue sharing fund allocations and on a prosed change of zoning from agriculture to mobile home district; letters from Fir e Chief Smi th on street openings and from the County CommIssion on assistance with paving of Country Club Road and Lake Mary Boulevard. Council will discuss the possibility f acquiring munication sy3tem for the police and fire departments. - f1$' -SPECtAL- .. - ' economic reasons, such reduc cuen on objective, reumble and non4iscrimimlory standards 6 Use your convenient JCPenney charge. -- Lone Agreement Tops School Talks - A I (Cushions In yellow only) t night agreed to retain the prograrn. Board members said County Cnjpjnlssioners (14cc) emplo, mostly maintenance they will look into the $176,000. have agreed to temporarily and clerk personnel, until more Mrs. Slmcoe told the board retain 16 county jots provided money can be found, that the employes either had to Administrative Assistant be 'terminated or picked up." under the federal Cornprehensive Employment and Betty Slmcoe said that other Board consensus was to retain Training Act (CETA) on county county recei ved federal money the 16 employes because Mrs. funds until more federal money may be shuffled to the Simcoe said most of the hopefully can be received, program, and then the county positions were crucial to the The 16 positions, on a 12- would replace that federal functions of the various month funding basis under money. Commissioners last departments. CETA, were to be terminated night talked about using some The county has the $176,000 July 1, because no additional of $176,000 federal revenue federal revenue sharing money federal monies have been sharing monies left over from left from the last fiscal year, approved for the program. BCC last year to fund the employe and the county will receive more than a 11.1 million funds beginning in October for use over a two-year period. In a Monday work session the BCC budgeted the expected revenue sharing monies among several county departments and upcoming projects. The budget, however, is only to allow the county to advertise After meeting for nearly 4 Too, the agreement stipulates for receiving the funds and can hours yesterday, the Seminole that "such reduction In staff be changed at a later date. County School Board and shall be implemented upon The revenue sharing budget, Seminole Educatioa showing V. adequate evidence approved by the BCC in Association (SEA negotiating that such reduction is of a real yesterday's meeting, included: teams finally came up with one necessity. $100,000 for the new 91-1 more tentative agreement, The agreement also points communications system, bringing to seven the numberof out the procedures to be $2i)0,000 for the county fire articles in a 24-article contract s department, $110,000 for a that has been approved at the followed ifa reduction instaff i motor vehicle inspection determined to be necessary. bargaining level. According to Pelley, the station, $76,000 for enMost of yesteiiay's meeting, negotiators will meet again vironmental services and however, was spent in the tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in the laboratory facilities, $120,000 health department caucus rooms as proposals, board room at First Federal of for facilities, for the $225,000 counter-proposals and counter- Seminole and articles to be $100,000 promotions, agriculture building, up include counter.propctals were ban. taken for addlti.4nal courUrjom space, tered back and forth between negotiation procedures, SUrt for public safety and the teams headed by Harry ° teachers and maintalnance $110,000 parks S0,000 for development. Pelley of the school board and cfsandfirds, Steve Rosenthal of SEA. The negotiators couldn't • FWLJ1 come ic agreement on an ar. tick' dealing with annual contracts and contInut: co'tracts and it was tabled until a later time. ___ fashion right ..'sportshirts. . .c. 1 i x 1* , .Z-.A ~ ; ~, f 5 No. 3492 .... The Seminole Board of rights conferred b} this Agreement or laws of Florida furn iture '; chaise lounge, Orig. 79.99 .....Now 54.88 Club chair (not shown), Orig. 49.99 .................... Now 34.0 Long lasting cypress hardwood with weatherproof white finish. Club chair and chaise have thick polyurethane foam cushions Easy to assemble. Board ' op 0 .. CETA Positions Retained By "In the event the Board determine that instructional staff must bereducedfor I. Folding chair, Orig. 22.50 .....Now 14.18 Cobblers bench, Orig 19.99. Now 12.88 cocktail table, Orig. 39,99 .... Now 24.88 Picnic table, Orig. 74.99 .......Now 49.8$ Picnic bench, Orig. 27.50 ......Now 17.88 Round dining table, Orig. 54.99 ................... Now 34.$$ Now 14.83 Curved bench, Orig. 22.50 16 The 'rednctlon In personnel' agreement says that: r No. 3472 .• " I No 1442\ ii z&..j.a.. )IWUW5 equipment. It has 700 employes and hopes to put on 100 more by the end of the year. Briefing Longwood Mayor .IIm Lormanu on their latest equipment are Plant Manager Frank Kemper left and Jay Farrar, (right ), vice president of operations from Rochester, N.Y. 111"d Photo by Jane Cauelberry) • T Ji Wednesday, June It, l7S-7A Administration (LEAA) requireiTtentof320 hours of law federal funding for the in- Keller assured his two bureau he hopes to establish program for much of Central enforcement training. departments will stay within with federal m3ney. novative program. Kel!er's plan is to reassign Florida to discuss the police their budgets for the remainder The Council gave Keller a LONGWOOD - Public.Saf ety department needs Tuesda and the five qualified reserve police The public safety director of the fiscal year ending Sept. unanimous votp of conflden Director Doug Keller, in his received some assurance at officers tc one eight-hour shift asked for and received city 30. for his efforts in settling the second week on the job, is least part of the requests will be weekly. The men, to wear council approval to hire a walkout by the volunteer seeking federal money for an approved. regul9r police uni'orms, in fourth fireman to have two fullThe Council turned down firemen his first week on LAKE MARY - A lengthy agenda, that includes fi ve investigative unit, a juvenile e ret urn would receive an ex- time paid men on duty during Keller's offer to sign over the j, But, It may be 1976 before th ., proposed ordinances Is scheduled for consideration at tonight's office and vehicle, a national funding is available, he said. pense allowance of 20 monthly. the daytime. lie recommended title of his personal car to the Keller solved the walkout and 7:30 meeting of the city council. teletype service and a high The remaining reserves with the money received by city, but did agree to lease the had volunteers back on the Keller reported to the City The ordinan ce on purchasing procedures, at first objected to job frequency radio system. Council this we--k h is con- 80 h ours training would ride volunteer firemen be vehicle, which happens to be a within 24 hours. Roger Mobley, strenuously by the volunteer fire department, but later given Fire Keller told The Herald today sidering a program to beef up with regular officers and designated strictly a reim- police special, for $1 annually. who reorganized e volunteer Chief Charles Smith 's blessing is expected to pass its first th he has met with Steve Harrell, the poli ce patrol by using continue to wear brown bursnble Keller said the car would flrefighterson the city council's reading. exense item. who Is in charge of the Law reserve officers, who are fully uniforms, he said. eliminating the need for income eventually be used as an tin, request, was also given a vote Also scheduled for first readi ngs are: an ordinance Keller was asked to look into tax forms, E..forcement Assistance qualified under the state's marked ve hi cle by the detecti ve of confidence. ame nd ing th e Southern Sta ndard Building Code to provide fin ished floor levels and a proposal to extend social security benefits to city employes. Ordinances scheduled for second and final reading are: to provide condemnation proceedings for dilapidated or unsafe buildings, setting rules and regulations for city parks and amendmen ts to the criminal code. A proposed interlocal agreement between the city and the county to provide water and sewer utility service to the Scott Electronics plant by Wilco Utthties, a county controlled utility, is expected to be approved. A ;esolution will be considered permitting the city to app' for Federal Farm home Administration f unding for the water Herald Staff Writer By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer Tvil Funds Fiar By DONNA ESTES es No AcTion Un t5anning ut MOOR NeTs 04 Lon0wood Seeks Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. '.5 . r=--- =--r-=t =-= "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Monday thru Saturda 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 15 p.m. -- ,:----- -'- i -,)_ = =-.. --._-L. - •- were found along with a quantity of marijuana when the persons were en into custody. Geoff Monge, special agent Ln charge of the FDCLE office in Counc Set To Approve Recrea tion Orlando, said investigation was WINTER SPRINGS- A -- - - . still underway In the case special meeting has been called for 6p.m. today by Mayor Troy today. Cleary and Ms. I3nedettl Piland for the city council to were booked at the Sanford City ezvict an emergency resolution Jail on the felony charges In to appropriate $335.65 so that lieu of $10,000 bond each and equipment can be purchased later transferred to the Orange for the summer recreation program scheduled to begin Count) Jail, officials said next week. Winter Springs Elementary School physical education A 14-year-old Longwood boy coach Larry Miller has been was listed in fair condition hired b, the city to direct the today at Florida hospital summer program which will North, Altamonte Springs, after run from June 17 Aug 17 at being injured in a train- Sunshine Park on North motorcycle collision yesterday Fdgemon Registration will be held 8a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday at in Longwood. Longwood police said this the park. The program, which will run morning that Chief Doug Kellar Monday through Friday 8 a.m. hadn't authorized release of information about the accident to 5 p.m., will be free to school and Keller wasn't immediately age children of city residents. Out -of-town children will be available. deputies who also allowed to participate with a fee Sheriff's deputies call of $10 per child. responded to the accident \ budget of $1500 has been reported that Scott Korb. 14, of 708 Skylark Circle, Longwood. approved fro the program with was pushing a motorcycle a salary of $1100 to go to the across railroad tracks west of (hrector; $&I.35 to FICA and the N Grant St, Longwood, when balance for equipment In the motorcycle motorc)cle was struck by addition, Comprehensive an Amtrak passenger train Employment Training Act Deputies said investigation of iCETA) funding will be the accident was handled by available for four students to officer l'arLin of the Lo ngwood assist with the program. The program will Include Police Department team and individual sports activities, such as basketball. softball, volleyball, table A 21-year-old Oviedo man tennis, shuffleboard, chess and shot early today outside Club checkers. Tt inis will be in. 436, Lake Howell Road, cluded for individuals providing Altamonte Springs, was also their own equipment. All participants must register listed in lair condition at and their parents are requested Florida Hospital North. Sheriff's deputies repotted to sign a liability release form Steven Argro, J, Route One, prior to the child's par. Harrison St., Oviedo, was shot llclpation. Miller says special events are in the hand and stomach by an unidentified man during an also being planned and hehopes argument outside the nightspot. to make arrangements for Detectives today were con- swimming at the Lyman High tin-tin, their investigation of School pool. .•.., - :"---r - - -• •'-••-.. - - • . .-... "i L • - - . -' . ' -. - - ,. rg ze kip ' . ., . .. . ' - . -• - • - .' - - ________ �?- - - - Z. - - - - - ____- - IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Victims I . Can Help Se Safeguard %\IPFPINOA!,I Will Protect AMIM f— Against Twister's U (Third Of A Three-Pam Series) ury dr u F ventory of your property loss. Then take steps to preclude further damage from the elements earthquakes) there's little Central Floridians police protection for store inventories. Make can do this summer to positively preclude a visit temporary repairs. Cover hole.? in roofs and from one of Mother Nature's nastiest per. walls with plastic sheeting or other temporary • - • Asoiduseoftheteleohone Al / _______ pipes and entangled power fines Boil drinking . _____ WASIIINt~TON . in the assassination of Presi- the slaying. dent John F. Kennedy or that GALLON LIMIT 2 BARS i '"J ~Q 0(, r ~ Is 4L f expert appraisers will be flown in to help tooting or other civil disorder. disaster rehef officials prepare their requests for ... Take a quick damage estimate and in- state and federal assistanI UMIT 1 . v i i ivi i ee ¼.. u . '•-•-•-. ULTPA LASH 'Di AP Political Writer '--::' .. - - -. ______ GERIML HAIR But it also contained general MAYBELLINE NEW ORLEANS, IA.(AP)- today's closing session of the opposition to a rim in the cost of By BONUS Box 7 S9 CLAIROL The nation's governors talked 6ith annual NationalGovernors petroleum products, including Legal Notice intend oregister said name 19 Name Statutes. To ENTERPRISES, ' I I -' . . . ) I meetings Tuesday to come up - k . - - , ___ - _-. * - - - ~ ---.-i __ __ . about energy. "There are 8i million unem- tn. 2 scparate gr.ds. . . - gover- % during a recentsoftbali contest. As well as quenching their thirst, they got a good drchingfrom I AWFM-afc?B CLUB" and SHEOAH CON DOMINIUMS." and that ** Intend to regillef %aid naryles wilh the CItf k Reg. I of the clfcuif court. seminoie County Flor ida In accordance with the rrovIsion s of the Fl --- -- Name Statutes, TO Wit: -------- Village Blacksmith 0 HedgeTrimmer . i C 'emcred steel bl I control Wjlnut Styler Dryer • 800 . 15 O' , • Model 51 • Model *MPR 31C3 Section US09 Florida Statutes 19SY. SHEOAH GOLF CLUB. INC Of 9 S heriff of Stminole County, Florida. will at Altamonte Springs in Seminole 0700 A.M. on the Ird day of July, IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE County pursuant to a loan '*' to SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP agreement with the City of A.D ItYs. offef for tale and sell the highest bldder, for cash, subl#ct FLORIDA, IN AND FOR LEON Altamonte Springs. Th* Bonds for to any and all existing loins. at the COUNTY. FLORIDA this Pro ject will be repayable f rom Front (West) Door of the Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1101 the revenuetto be received from the County Courthom in Sanford. DIVISION OF BOND FINANCE. Florida, th* abovt deuribod pef. DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL pon-ition controi Prol*d to bt consirvcted from the proceeds of th* I S Hathaway , ITION ULTI-POS iiivr M rmation 73 Choice of Brown / Lemon Avocado' Lemon By S E - r1n.LxI8i&i.,N tAP) — With calledthedocumentrnisleadfing sonal commitment to the prothe expected Senate con and said it omitted the tection and enhancement of the SF •'*o 0 'ir-L1 Publish: Jun* 11. 16. 23, July 2. 1975 cluding Nonresiderils owning OEO75 property %z- ~ - The matter of Hathaway's - __ __~~ 30' or, President Ford will have governor inflicted or attempted connection with Citizens appointed a majority o; the I I to infhct on the state," in- National Ba,nk and Trust Co. CabM members. while he served as governor Although his envirortmental "His advocacy of blanket becarm an Lum only after he record has been under attack, eagle kills and predator poiwn. testified Wt he had earned no Hathaway, 50, a Republican ing; his opposition to any n tilderntss areas; his espousal office m d former t o.tcrrn 'o crnor of - n Wyoming, was expected to of sin Senate approval today. He forest clearcutting and da of , ,- - ,w A ir~ - 1-#--* tirotunentrl record and his ing state coal . . sm 11$, - * accomplishments, The profund appreciation of - Td-lold or Scott stoes. Choice 01 black or brm AEG. IMITED REC "' 4 49 Deftridants. pewed io compiete IN financing AMERICAN FINANCIAL RETIREMENT. andthal I irtfw4 To IN RE M."(1,000 STATE OF ww construction ot a poilution register said name with Ih# Clerk of FLORIDA FULL FAITH AND control Prolect in the city of Plant theCircull Court , Seminole County, CREDIT POLLUTION CONTROL City in Hilisborough County PJr Florida in accordance with the BONDS (CITY OF ALTAMONTE suant to a loan agreement with tt,e SPRINGS, BROWARD COUNTY provitions of the FIctiteus Name CltyofpiantCity TheBondsforlhis UNITED STATES DISTRICT Florida ,Lattjte's 1057 Edward E Hurst CITY OF INDIAN tSHORES, CITY Project will be repayable from the PLANT CITY) revenues consisting of charges and OF ORDER 79 Box of 50 - BORDEN'S II ,-,r---~, .- / FudgIsIcles Ice AMIk Bars i,ffI i Poø 110 FILM I X1 PACK / , XPIPIES - '". ' .,/ I& 6 PK - - WIRES , . I cm REPRIMS (LIMil io - ~ , ,VCOMTE KOOAMOR ROLL =- OES FOIEIGN EXPOSURE UMIT 1 EXPIRES TO. STATE OF USC Of the poiiution controi Proiect to be FLORIDA AND THE SEVERAL constructed from the proceeds of the TAXPAYERS, PROPERTY OWNERS AND CITIZENS The Clerk of this Court I$direct,d THE R E OF INC LU Dl PIG to copy of this Order to be NONRESIDENTS OwN I PIG published once each week for three PROPERTY OR 5I'BJECT TO Wconsecutivewe$s commencing TAXAT,OPI THEREIN, AND ALL with the first pvbiic3tlon, which OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING shall not be lets than twenty (70) ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR IN. days prior to the date Wt tof the said - humans, including the administration of LSD without their knowledge. District Judge I toys DEN 65 to Clerk Circuit 'ourt Leon County, Ftorldd authorliI ,he ftsuance of Iho bonds rvot to txcew 4C ytars from By- Belly C. Odom City Attorney, bearing Interest, payable semi- Winter Springs, Florida Publish: June It, 1975 annually on Ihe first (lit) doy of TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA MW January " the first 1101 day of Publish: Junt 11I. 11, 25. 1175 DEC July of each year, at hie lowest rate DEO 71 ! _~____ _. - _--_ V__ - ~-- t I— . Ave. Sanford 322-0808 - 323-MO4 Carries our. . . Air Conditioning Parts I ANNEENErv, * Tools * Fan Clutches an Blades Do You Know George Stuart Sells Car Desks? CARDESK wpnozes paW 1~ of an Wiidentified congresslonal canuiuiate sometime during the 1970s and furnished the agency with reports of behind4heacene campaign activi ties. FILES: The CIA maintains intelligence files on 57,CC1.) wwk on the road. Fits almost sip aJtomob4ls. Prov,des him I ( i IS v.mtting surface with j'g to hold piper work firmly. Has compintment Voi' f ii • f - ' F. ,- ,.,j. . " - ' \ , Anxnicans plus some 800,000 active and Inactive security fedders, noittwh4p, nw"m a-i flies on Individuals connected with the agency In some way, including 75 current members of Congress. ' p 17 $ - PINk KENNEDY: There is no credible evidence to support allegations that the CIA was involved in the assassination 3915 ili ibi ,nlsbf. 52515 of President John F. Kennedy. CONCLUSIONS gouge stum4w Some of the CIA domestic acti vi ties were plainly unlawful and constituted Improper invasions u the 133 Lait ob1nwn Orlando.- florida w , 111~ ~IKAHAN4 -W - Some illegal and Improper acti vi ties "were ini tiated or ordered by Presidents, either directly or indirectly." "A detailed analysis of the facts has convinced the commission that the great majority of the CIA's domestic activities comply with its statutory authority." - - - - __-~~-~~ . - MOWERS REDUCED ALL CIA domestic activities of U.S. citizens. The President should recornmend to Congress creation of a joint congressional oversight committee. A similar oversight conjjttee should be created with tIui executive • • branc e h. All riles on Gie domestic activities of American dissiden ts should be destroyed following comple ti on of the various congressional in vestiga tions now in progress. O UA . "it •... .:- ."-- TRU.TEST 1 t ~ I Now - — . - . --. . . .; - . - - -. - -, - - ,— 4- -. •--------- '-vr, - -'s . .. ' - ' , - --='-=-r--- " -- - '. , •. - . .. . - '"- - -i - , - - . - — fl•'__' . - , . - • - -' , - - - - - . - I - I& Ikk ,'3'- O?, - s. — \,, - % ~ , -- I fl I ,~, 1 ,,. -I 1W- - . -. .*., 11 L,\ L Bob L!oyd, Staff Writer "''i' -- ft . .* _~ 169 95 ''- - _': 'j'" - w - - -.•, i ____ $ c __Redueflons on Riding Mowers - w elephone T 372 05M 111;~~Iw . TOMI Open'Tii4pM Saturday s 520S.MapleAve. Sanford,Flori* .- , "' -. -- ' -'-" '' . - -' - '. - Your Action Newspaper - +!,~*If;,l ,;vk" '-i' - .J . i - ,I - . 1 '. .VI -1 . - - M- - t- Ufr* f___ - _') -Z -_- _ .;, __ '4~_t:_____V#-_ ~ ~____ . - ~~ -, . . ~ -~-!_ Rear Wheels Briggs & Stra"on 4 h.p. Motor Easy Start Reg N - - 4 - 7- _,_,"~.-~~. L I I _ -i~_ 1~_V~ 4 U _~ ,'_- N We/ )Z "_ - -_ ,- UU Supreme 2211 . Every Day. I'zr t r •.,,.l,fj% ''1 1.;,_4__ '---- ' I" , -I tI ' .— I % - '''l" • " k ,_r_ -- I "- ic -' eii. I ' t-. H erald J .1-~4 .q r., 1w_.z-t I _" 'b I ' Lloyd " ,i.• t 114%! It -I -,d . I V2 '? '" - I ROOM Ofl, LARSON BUILDING - .1' '.. v '• $109 a iii. ifl , tie .- ''. - . th r" I ' REPORTS . • • I4lrif 7 --. - Bo - '' ki tLuI. Adli,.$ , a., •,,ee,s Reg £124 _ Li '( 22" Deluxe ______ TION .- ~ 1;Iff- _ " b- -_•_.......• . I = — - _`zm. P Eveningy '0 HerWd aggregating the principal amovnt of ARNOLD L. GREENFIELD Thirfeen Million Six Hvndred Foriy and ROBERT E. N1110 ThOul&1(1 D0IIAr% %113A4AO) and A77ORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF By: S- Mary T. Norton, City Clerk NEWMAN 0. BROCK. ESQUIRE I AUTO . is Robert Niro Z-:-•' -.- ,',- . - ~ I D#pvty Clerk 5: the staled dat'tordateiofiswance; Springs, Florida ' PARTS -' crime and Its consequence. Bob is always on a's e scene. Searching police blo"ers, inter. viewing investigators, covering the fires, aCcldents and trials. Bob gets it all and delivers the action for you daily. denomination of $5,000 each; :. 100 N. Maple Ave. I 222 Magnolia / PO11TICS- A CIA agent was infiltrated Into the cam. ,I ,.wgn hearing herein, in newsp4pon of S. Shaliff, State Allorrey I" the seventeenlh Judicial Circuit of the Of Sanford, Inc. Ph 322 8321 1_' - persona 113.44AM !-TATE OF FLORIDA. Slateal Florlds. by malithil6thday only to extent provided for by ALL INTERESTED PARTIES Section 1455. Title 35. United States are Invited to attend and be heard. FULL FAITH AND CREDIT Of Jut'*. 1913 Code; It Is fuffher ORDERED that THISNOTICE IstobtpvUllshed in POLLUTION CONTROL BONDS (Seal) notice of thil oroer bf pubh%hed by The II Herald,a newspapef of to be dated Ju I V I or January I of the Allest year In oshlch lstu#J, In the United sistes marShal in a oentrai circulation In said City, an& Paul F. Hartilield Publish: May 7,14,71,21. Jun@ 4, 1 1. - to Action Reports.,. the court, fire and police beat. Fast paced solid reporting on the law, • 1__:~ gram to test the influence of drugs on cause a • Finance of 1he Diparlment of , *Seminole County. Flofids. once a Ilme of the public hearIng. OAT ED IN% Ath cpsy of Jun#, 1975. - - *ttk for six t6) consecutive weeks, City of WInter commencing w May 7. 1975 DONE EXPIRE m - FIOIida,sre ibIIletignatea,oatad. State of i-Iorioa, and Alioott M. as If DE METS, INC., a foreign Clet'kof Winter Springs, Florida, f or corporation. had been served with all person iesiring to examine ndlnornlnati)nof,afldtomatureal Herring. State Attorney for the taflowqElghtewth judicia! Circuit of the proctu in the state of Florida, but so. ,ns. Florida, this 71%1 day of April. 191S I : Gm9e c. Young v UnIfto States REG PRICE wiHOL,T C, rU EACK A copy of mid Ordinance shall bg AND ORDERED at Orlando, i I N1- validated arid confirmed as therein of Florida E J Salcines State pr ayed The Bonds to be Issued by Attorney for the Thirteenth Judicial the Plaintiff. Division of Bond Circuit of the State of Florida Philip newspaper of general circulation In (1) time at least I$ days prior to the .I SIZE NEGATIV Flt,u NLGATI 20 - EA. , 44 3$ jUNE14 " 5 KOM" • NOVELTIES ' ~ ' ' '' I I 'T' thereof the Court will proceed to the - TWIN BLADE CARTRIDGES JUNE14 - SOUTHERN MIXON DRUGS: From 1953 to 1963, the agency conducted "a uit foreign corporation appear or plead OR DI I4AN C ES IN CONFLICT 4& to the complainl h'rein by the 1st HEREWITH SEVERABILITY day of July, 1975 and in detauti AND EFFECTIVE DATE - job and eco- Morton,whottbeo,rnesea'. , - IIL[,t I I I - f MW __ • NOTICE fees to be received from the DINANCE NO, 109, PROVIDING Florida, are hereby required to CERTIFICATE ' FOR HEIGHT LIMITANCINS INC ,a forcigncorporat,on, Ii not an WALLS AND FENCES IN Cha mbers of the undersigned Cir it ishereby eqtfied that a copy of Inhabitant of nor found within ihe RELATION TO BUILDING LINES; cuit ivoge at the Leon Counly the foregoing Order, to vvhicn is State of FInrids and has not AMENDING SECTION 6 OF nR. Courthouse in Tallahawt. Florida, affached a copy of the Complaint voluntarily appeared heflia. and DINANCE NO. 109, PROVIDING on the 111h day ?f My. 1973. at 9:00 reit"ed to thert4n. ha% beon Our A M pne show cause, il sny you nithed to Harry Morrism State that pefswal Sefv;ce UP0.1 Uld FOR HEIGHT LIMITATIONS OF torporailon Is not practical because WALLS, FENCES OR HEDGES have, why the prayers oi the Attorney for Ihe Sc<oml Judicial 11i domicile of primipal piace oi WHEP* ADJACENT TO STREET Complaint filed In tho above styled Circuit ol the !late of Florida, businm is unknown, It is OR INTERSECTIONS; REPEALING cam thould W be granted am I" James T Rmsell, State AtIomey for DERED that DE METS, INC, a ALL ORDINANCES OP PARTS OF reverue bonas and Proceedings the Sixth Judiclal circuit ot the state -- - " valldatea will be ex- Florida, and it appeari" to Ihe Court that the defendant. DE METS, -i - SS • ;;---" MUL, . ____________________________________ The National Security Act should be amenced to make be 1.0 --i ' clear that CIA activities must be relaW to foreign, not domest.ic, intelligence. Wi th certain exceptions, the President should prohibit the from the collection of information about the Bonds to .a .., +at breakln.s as this - EACH TO 4 9 ,..-___ _ _ _ taneously were resolved in his tA7*own of Torrington, Wyo. of his record was distmied. Hathaway, in presenting his "Having been raised on a favor. cii,se to the committee, prehomestead. in the open spaces of As interior secretary, 113thP&M A licKwnent Usting his the West I have always had a away will mxTeed Rogen . C. H. - I- erly in the 991.. V - - WALLETS Ix I low. I - I~ AMITY MEN'S grass-green 0 hearings that focused on his en. every available hcre of Wyorn- way nI have acted improp. 11 76' "- ruI,F7 - Re "Mae" says.t.No BM-Jvst Nd ... Five Investigations, some involving wiretaps and other physical surveillance, were directed against newsmen suspected of receiving classified leaks while in. vestigationsof personnel iden tified risks involved such "invalid techniques wiretaps a1 bugging. .1 . E%nfnzf~-- __-___ ~ - unrest. A simultaneous operation infiltrated dissident groups In the Washington, D.C., area to determine if they plannedactivities against CIA. therein, and All Othm having or Proltd will be repaVable frorn the FICTITIOUS NAME claimino any right, fill@ or Interest revenues of the poilution control Notice Is htreby given that I am In propefly to be affected by Ih* Project to be coratructed from th* engaged In business at P.O.Box Ifl. Issuance of the Bonds described In Proceeds of the Bonds. Casselberry, Seminole County. the Complaint, and All Ot hers to be $1,013,000 of th e proceeds o the Florida under It* Iictiflousname of affected In any way thereby, d people and oxygen. x first c the United Sta tes and the soviet Union, handling up to 4.3 million pieces of mail a year and opening as many as 13,000 letters year. SURVEIUANCE: During the late 1960s and early 1970s, Operation CHAOS inserted agents into domestic dissident groups and compiled files on 7,200 Americans in 21, 29 11 ______ 13-AU MODEL 03805 __ with stutdy stand. He later corrected that state- ,ol r__A ment to R(IM-it rMlving SO.= serving rnber appointed by Ford. Teton National Park; and his ofthebanklni*,lv7oand 1971 Hathaway'z nomination was onoUor, of every form of approved by the Senate intenor eriergy resource development, while he was govem. Questions iaY c,minhttee Committee onMay2lbyalo.v.. which has members "t wtether Haiti., 4 vote following lengthy ministration, in the 1%wing of WrASIA Fwwra"^ th4 eiwfi% r,*wv%~# vos x "1CoronoIlas 79 TI AE HAMMOCK Cx of 5OBIunts • -. " ~z ______ A- . . mail between *ten the State Agentits end Ihe City or subject to taxation of Indian Shores. The AFFECIED B' THE ISSUANCE States Attorrpy inanactlonagalnsl will hold a public hearing at 7 general circulation published in the defendants Grace B Grant a pm or as soon thereafter as OF THE REVENUE BONDS Leon Broward Seminole PincHes singlewornan,andDEME(5.INC., Iosslble,on Monday. June30. 1975, DESCRIBED HEREIN, AND ALL andHillsboroughCounties, Florida. and to enforce a lien upon real to consider the adoption of an or OTHERS TO BE AFFECTED IN DONE AND ORDERED IN pro perty situate in this District and dlnanoe by the City of Winter ANY WAY THEREBY Chambers in Tallahassee Leon You, and each Of you, and the described as follows. Lots 23 and Springs, Florida, title of which Is as County, Florida, this th day of State of Florida through the State June 1973 Block A of GROVE TERRACE follows according to the Plat thereof as AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Attorneys of the Second Sixth Victor M Cawthon -,recorded in Pict nook i. Page 42. OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, Thirteenth. Seventeenth and Circ Judge 1 Public Records of Seminole County AMENDING SECTION OF OR Eighteenth Judicial Circuits of -1 Box of 50 3 .9 B ___________________ firimation of -Stanley K. llath- multitude of environmental environment," he said. away secr e ta ry Interl. depredations which the _________ construct a several TsxPayers. Propefly of incian Shorn in II CounlY the atove enlilled cau,se by Kendtil the City Council of M* City of winief W Wherry, Its Assistant United Springs, Florlds. that said council TEREST IN PROPERTY TO BE I I ( I -EL PRODUCTO trim ncu 1599 " W*Ctir'Ut"fY etteCase •Sohd brass WtIaM Q&1=411 / 1%11 o finance a __ STATE OF FLORIDA. and the poilution control Project for the City John E. Polk, Sheriff - 5 4. WT LANER TRVEL'Tan A" i leather 77 ' Plaintiff, Bonds to be validated will bo ex. - - ii, SETH THOMAS "nurt LUXURYLOUNGER SERVICESo theStateof Florida, a Bonds. public body corporate. $420000 of the proceeds of the FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION DEO 76 COURT NO. 7$.IIS-Ori.CIy.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CITYOF Plaintiff, v. GRACE B GRANT. a WINTER SPRINGS, single woman and DE METS INC FLORIDA Ø Dfendants ORDER FOR Notice sf Public Hearin SERV1CC BYPUBLICATION—On TOWHOM iT MAY CONCERN. motion and affidavit of plaintiff In NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 99 cx pendad 10 complett the financing md constfuction of a Wiutlon control Project in the City Division ol IN, leminchl ,, r . COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Publish: Jun* 11, It, 25. July 2, 1975 Al!c'im iiictuiit'ttyli'j I)iiih .- o iii C(i?'COhIt.4Ii1 , 1Zf' %I-UO,OOO of the proc"cls of Ihi formation available from the Civil Publish: May 21. 21. June 1, II. 1975 Bonds to be validated will b — F. S: Don P. Newsom, St. Sanford, Florida. Addilk,nal In. By Warren E Williams PrisIdent PubIh Pt 75 J ne 4 II II 1975 DE N 190 ___________________________ tone handles. ;)O.%Cl (Police) and Weather bands. Slide-tuft tuning 'D1 xecu on. "SHEOAH GOLF & COUNTRY 33 ' CflIC - 0 gasoline tax. Efforts somethin" stro were led. ,I .... -- '-;' ": - --: _-' while the volunteer fire department sent its emergen truck to the scene with ffive or . WASHINGTON (AP) -Here are the major findings, conclusions and recommendations of the Rockefeller Commission report on the CIA. 111ing cabinet% and typewritef, taken D&K ZONCRETE, w4 that I j.1tond sortement between the State rominole County. Florida under the fictitious nwes ot -SHEOAH,,* ~-::,'., ..~;.* -~~ p - Florida under the IIC?IIIOLJI name of County pursuant to a loan desks and chain, waste baskets, Ov iedo I . P00OW1 r I 77 Saw Ms ( •O telegraph uflgre53 urot wv)' enjoying tkmsdves as dwY try to mol off at Fort Mellon Park wanted a share of any new - es FlCTlTlOUSNAJ,t enasord in bullness at 717 Longwood "Otty the terms of Said Wf It of - ., D morning, long enough made ar,arl of the Complaint herein as Exhibits 1 (A), 1(B), I ( C) and I (DL S10,605,000 of the pr"ft,dS of the N011ce It hertby given that I am County, Florida, niore wiicuisriy mgaord In bullnest at SSI Eait Bonds to be validated will be ox. desCribed as II fIni c::ndc VartoUt and as sorted office Iture and equlpmtM incivding Mi. Fern Park, Seminole county. Pollubon control project In Broward tonal property. That said sale i being made t FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are Zi Dustless IIg Pubtlih May 2s, june 4. ii, m. i9is DEN-108 4 lnlud rackets fl! - 11 0 * ES.. Thegovernors melted a little .\ Two Speed FOR '4Lei.i. .ayer Florida, Badminton S ,~- ' usiness enterrwise is a% ioiiows: S! MAry Lou Boyle DATED this 21th day of March 1915. at Orlando, Orange County, i • ander/Polisher or , 16 oz. siz I 04 lenge Tuesday of President Ford's ye strip mine Boys will be boys, they is" and th ee .o youngsters seem to be % 144"k of Wintzr Springs said both police and fire unit& in his city an effort to uncover a foreign influence behind domestic appearing by reference courl an the 11th day of April, A.D. the circuit court. seminote county, 1915, In Mal certain case entillod. Florida In accordance with the the Plaintiff dulhoriling the International Busirim Machines Pf0viSlOns of the Fictillovs Name Invance of the Bmds to construct pollution control projects Corporation Plaintiff, vs Medical Statutes, To- Wit, Section 165 .09 eraward County, the City of Direction%. Inc., NII wtilch Florida Statutes Ios?. Altamonte Spring%, Ihe City of inaformaid Writ of Execution was S: Lawana F. Kish delivered to me a% Sheriff of Pubilih may 2i, 2e, June 4. 11, 19yS than shafes. and itle city of Plant certlfltd o; DEN - 133 Resolut ions o and have levied upon tho following ' 37705 That the party Interested Lighter Fluid.---at.I----395- 1/4 Variable Speed S )n. 15 or ' - , C j a Mocel N, - _). Your Cooling Comfort they needed oxygen. After we MAIL: For more than 20 years, the CIA intercepted Agencies and Broward County. The from The office of the within named toregister said name with the Clerk BOrK2s (Of' this Project will be defendant Medical Directions, Inc of the Circuit Court Seminole of County, Florida in accordance with riiyable from the at 331 Maitland Avenue, Suite PlOfidL up0n (tOvl'Tcnt of 'the FictItiójt pollution conft-oI Prolec? to be Altamonte Springs, Florida. of the Publication of Ad Allbeing proptrty TO- Wit:Section constructed from the proceeds of the stored r& Storage in 145 Florida Stat wil- "THE PONY TAIL BEAUTY SALON ex pec t k,t engaor In ,,uslnns at ,,, Nor' h Central Avenue. Oviedo, Rorlds Gulf Charcoal Portable Drill 0 Kit BEER GLASSES nors, with White Houn agents mixing among them, used a " . ON I ' parliamentary rule to prevent energy ti on , eve o KIDS AT PLAY : .I;I '' __________________________ GOP 3 ,, F - . REM victory because Fic tious Name S atute, Chapter USD9 FlOfidi Statuin will register with the Cotty Comptroller, 'n and A---- "% 7.-,15 6 I swim tnmks, shoved tennis rackets back in the bags and came back to solve energy. Edwards said it was a minor - ._ ~ ,I Sothe covernors folded awa - ,C •, 8.99 UCERt4, heret,y given that the undersigned, pursuant to the a Legal Notice regi ster s Id in TO Notic is *ULW Cast iron construc- Americans will be the elected judgment rendered in the aforesaid detcribe'i properly own?d by 11, II, 1975 Medical Directions, Inc., said properly being located Seminole NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE oof eNPlr 10' x17' thing about the problems, the nextgreatgrot of unemployed 4, WHOM ITM ir c'rosne gnu 22 high. com plet ely I with a propo3al to do something OffiCials. __ I Legal Notice , ployed Americans," Edwards chided. "If we don't do some- I Folding Grill 1,7 a auembled r UlD A IUI IAI IDI iIliams Vice President Publish. May 21. June DEN 159 . • Folds compac"y to? 99 storage of recreation and minor _. s- 1 0 of any hike Gov. Edwin W. Edwards, La., talked his fellow govetr,-. into giving up an easy afternoon .-. - - 1 ~_ • sought to insuire their fair share 1i - - _, - _.- _. - __-~e~---- I g ••, . I thus lower revenues from state ; -I Hang.It.Up A A f moire than an hour Tuesday tax and 20 per cent of anything cut gasoline consumption and - A Section Wit, $65-09 FWlda Staluin 1"7. aeET , with the Clerk of the Circuit court. Seminole County. Florida, in acwrdance with Ihe proviSionj ol the FiclitiojS on anything more than the need ;_ I . IW. - Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME obtainable when the same are S01d, NOTICE OF SHERIFF1 SALE FICTITIOUSNAME 14011Ce 11 hereby given that *e are Notice I% htreby viven Ihat I am provided III SUCh BoMs shall not en(18900 In buSineU at ShMah NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that ffnaged In business at 2201 So bear iroer I at a rale greater Man Springs, by virtue of that certain Writ of French Ave, Sanford 32711' the highest rale permitted by law, a Seminole county, Florida. under the Execution Inued oul of and under Seminoie County, Florioa, under lh~ more particular dwription of Sald 11clitioui name ot "SHEOAH and tht proilects to be -j_4& CONDOMINIUMS— and thal wq Ihe W&I of the County Court of 11allious n4pme of KISH REAL Unds with the proce*ds thereof COPPERTONF Transparent Bandages TABLIM B-07 I It impossible to agree ma hurry impromptu one approved Thea- oil import tariff of President y, get or more money. half of the proposed 3-cent inState governments generally The governors, who met for crease in the federal gasoline feel a hike in federal taxes will BRONZING i FOAM 100 Assorted • 100 about the awgy crisis, calling the gas tax hikes proposed by it an emergency. but thei found Conference. The resolution, similar to an the Democratic House and the . points to the President being Dallas nightclub operator who struck by two bullets coming shot and killed OswaldL -_ - # At A Gl n e nine weeks period are now number of gunmen and their lo. ible evidence showing that the available at the school office cation. It quoted him as saying CIA had any connection wi th % *_~- : L- CURAD SUDDEN TAN TABLETS SPIAI t to adopt an energy resolution at W. from \'' FINAL NET SEirSUN BLUE B - through continue Report cards ____ __ 0 To Round Out Policemen from Sanford, all couldn't keep count," Siegfried took that to Sanford and it was ' .I- . - Florida Hospital North, we interview with a commission that Kennedy was shot by a Beacon Ambulance in Volusta spokesman said, attorney. sniper hiding to the right front __________________________________________ The report Indicated Wecht of the presidential motorcade r— the last hadchangedhismjndaboutt It also said there is no c4 III Is States' Big Nee W' DON McLEOD . --- - ~ -_ ff/ i AD .. I im I fighting the fire and evacuating traveling back and for th to scene with oxygen. "We heard the Jail inmates. Wecht said he still believes at ____________ slon to release transcripts of his autopsy disprove the contention Ambulance in Kissimmee and Casselberry fire Department department was on standby July 28. The six weeks session will run from 8 a.m. to 12:15 and may be picked up between 8 1 J Monday through Friday. a.m. and 2:30 p.m. I . 11 /.,;. _-_____~_ .-v , ., J I .. 4 =~ -~._~__ - - . -. 1, thologist, coroner of Allegheny photos Summer School Set At Brantley Monday and - . ' isIttoi Q ruii'n conclufrn ri.'rl It liw',tr, it:i ty.Ert rtitdici tribiite to turn ti the Rnck deca1Id analysis of moue film ,, were o ta9db) to i At t k' In there from Ca,rlt,crt . go awl Le-t Havey 03- witness W11cf,e testimony ,sL%twice if neciled, w as eft:111IL-17 ;911'0 art "reprehen- taken at the moment of theambtilance!i from lierridon catTied one man out of the fire w o wald acted alone In ssas.s[nat. included In the report says his sible and an insult." shooting and a re-examination Ambulance, Orlando, and and were on standby as others Lake Mary Police Chief lie challenged the commis- of the records of the Kennedy Seminole stations, Osceola were carried out," a Harry Benson said his summer school will start _____ front or right front of the Cyril H. Weelit, a forensic pa- dentlal car." ___________ "The men were workingPublic Safety Director Doug ne panel in effect confirmed were at the asassination auto. . scene wald acted alone In the assassi. Kennedy's The Rockefeller panel said a County, helped in the rescue ti.ne," Siegfried said. the basL- of the Warren Com- in D31las, Tex. nation, said the statements atarid security efforts. IU "Rescue One" unit was downed power lines, debris laden streets and the site of a torruido damaged community within flash flooded streams. Report hazards en- a Few hours. If the damage warrants it, teams of I available sheriff deputies and said. Rockefeller Commission says. Frank Sturgis, who later took of the Warren Commlsa'on's volved and that on fired from a officers from other depart"I saw 15 ambulances atci ztandby until relieved. part In the Watergate burglary, conclu-sion that Lee Harvey Os. knoll to the right front of ments, including Volusia rescue vehicles Uwe at one Police Chief John Govwuhk Iake BranU ey High School counWed to the police. Also report any sign of Nov. 22, 1963, slaying. The Rockefeller report also the CentraPlntelilgence Agency rejected claims that . I ~ jail fire. (AP) — Owo . _. . LIMIT 3 . firefighters and Its rescue two men to the scene and called that a firefighting void might be vehicle to the fire when it the volunteers to mn th.. left in the south end of the received a plea for help from stations to protect the city," he county with so many city and Sanford, Fire Chief Tom said. county units responding W the Siegfried said. ing Kennedy. The panel al.so views were misrepresented W from the rear, and that no supTwenty-five Sanford codes (persons who had stopped Keller of Longwood said he There is no evidence that more discounted all of the major con- that he still believes at least two port can be found for theori es f ir efighters were assisted b y breathing). We revived a few, heard th pleas for he lp and ne gumman was involved spiracy theories muTounding gunman were involved in the which postulate gunmen to the about 30 county firemen in but really were so busy sent the city's rescue unit to the ~Mlw 1 I // I— I I I~ ' among law enforcement, most Important thing was that George Harriett, who had corc"ng to Kaiser and County, plus fire rescue units "We were working cm him on Mayor Walter Sorenson who firefighting and emergency the effort was orderly. No one jurisdiction the effort, Harrlett's office, is that with from Sanford, Forest City, a code situation. We &n't have had been in a meeting with agencies never before seen was rushing around peU mell. coordinated thefirefighting dozens of firefighters Casselberry and Altamonte any idea if he made It after we County CornmLsioners and Is a The Seminole County Jail fire locally. All were doing what they were within the building while he scene, none received injuries Springs were engaged In got him to the hospital," tne volunteer firefighter, assisted Monday which left 11 dead and "It was outstanding," County assigned to do." (Kaiser) handled the outside Many, however, suffered from ferrying the stricken Inmates to spokesman sal d. as well. (.scores of injured in its wake Fire Protection Adinhustrator "And all went well," he said, building operation, hc6 the smoke and exhaustion PitliLi. "We received the call over saw a cooperative rescue effort Gary Kaiser said today. "The adding Sanford Fire Chief The miracle of It all, acAltamonte Springs sent five the mutual aid channel and sent Kaiser said he concerned 4 __ 1 't, -.. % Don't go sight-seeing until streets have rnalntatn disaster plans to help poftcyheldersget been cleared and power lines are ba ckup If you back on their feet as quickly as possible m ust travel to get help, be wary of broken and Extra claims adjusters frequently . ROLLS . these utWties enter the building. This will reduce become a front line of communication in the the iiw,wd of fire, e vent a catastrophe strikes your town. - I I and coo~jng water if there's any doubt about If your home or office has been heavily contamina ti on. damaged, turn off gas and electricity at the point Insured agents and the companies they serve . , •DRI lp ' Great Cooperative Effort' Work was involved in the murder, the showed E. Howard Hunt and County, Pa., and longtime criUc least two gunmen were in - foods with care after a twister has ruptured Phonetlneswlll ghting, Rescue. BY DONNA E1ES Herald Staff Writer ____ 3 Wedn.day, June 1),175.-4A Tragedy 11 - ICE CREAM - _____ r__77 14, Firefi ' f ELSIE S HALF Jail n Theory Remains , LOTION At LIVIT OVMTITIEI - AFTER SHAVE 4-OZ. AIGHT TO Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl Lauded PPI OLD SPICE THE MAKERS OF KLEENEX .0 f (ØJfl fl Agencies I SuperRx... ONE REASON WHY WE FILL OVER 52t"1 PRESCRIPTIONS A DAY' - -qq 7 NEW FROM insured. A or tied tip with emergenc% calls. - - TOWELS PERSONAL SIZE Keep accurate recorda and all receipts For . . . handle tap wate.- ai.d =e,j ;:r !.-(__ei1 damage while assisting disaster relief. with PRESCRIPTION PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. JUNE 14, 1975 temporary repairs and temporary fi%ing ex- cin protect thenmelves from lnjw-y and further . 1 IVORY and your agent as to wl'mre you can smashed up the neighborhood, the Institute says insurance company. They also may be . • PAPER - During and immediately after a twister has costs will be repaid by your property-castmity - \. I - reached. ... --- and i PHONE 32.8270 of eloctrocution from downed wires or lightning. penses which are a result oI the storm. These - . IN ( .. must be handled first If you must move Don't strike matches until you're sue gas lines are intact. Avoid using electrical appliances and the telephore until you're sure there's no danger Budget Health Emergency . After the storm has left, remain in your temporary quarters, leave word with your neighbors your DISCOUNT tI . ~ , versions, a tomdo. siding. But there's a lot to be done during and after a ... Notify your insurance agent immediately, twister strikes to reduce suffering and damage telling hinA the extent of your darnage. Be and to speeed recovery from the catastrophe, patient, though, because the most serious cams shelter. Don't move for a couple of minutes. your stores Short of mWAng to California (which has thefL Board up shattered store fronts and get says the Insurance Information Institute, _______ _ - 2438 FRENCH AVE. NEXT TO WINN DIXIE Wednesday, June H, IflS Caution __ -__- •' - - --Zm --- .ti:r: .i - •,,•• �- WOMEN _______________________________________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - U Father's Day: Moose Women 1 Off icers install i \ I With Ce re If W - Make a kt of the th ings you are consider in g for gifts before you go shopping This will not only save Ii e, but will also give you an idea of the amount of money ttiat '.11 be involved so you can check it against your budget . ? . i I , ~ . I ,i,- - i I J - .-- I (----,I -_i ;, - I ~ . . it )I t- 'A - — - - I - - . -• . - . . . . . .. . . ..- , -- . -, It .. . r - / -• L !I / z r i .) . •-. 0 i ' In Women 4 the Moose installed at the Sanford regent; Virginia Borem, senior regent; Lenore Price, recorder Moose Lodge, Sunday, Include (from left), Haven Mincey, and Ann Curtis, senior regent. New officers breasurer; Dorothy Chksa, chaplain; Francis Martin, junior Bi 1 Wil •• k. . - 01 . I _/-, - .. - 11 - I2!20. June 6 at FlorHa F Hospital, Orlando. Maternal -1 - - - - I . __ . ._\. •-- . ,,. ' . ê Mary. .- .. . " . ," -. . ..: 1.4 L -7 '. 7 1 - Rap ' 11111i -1 -- * , '- 11. - L ' T hanks From . ' ' 1 - . ~ .. , '- Mary Mudrig, - .1 The 'Wagon ' - and friends for their participationmmaklng theclubs recent Hawaiian Day such a 11PPJP '\ - . \ - % , '1 -- I •' -. ;r - ;- . C%.~ a '' , -i,-. ;. --' ' IN SUCC5 _ - There will be no regular •• ' I • - ";. ' - New i {he • ' W~q*&od- , .- - V .I . , Y. % ., .d' .. -' " - - 14 r - 1 bL ..II1 - ,•, • . . 1. N 1:1 •",'* I / at.- . .I fJ - - __ — cause a horse to run forward 1! children , but sbe seem a c.1ay. I , 1 MARGE WILLIAMS 1 1 . Sanford SHIRLEY COOPER 1 12 Casselberry-Winter Springs VINYL JUDY RENEE rLUI,Is ¶ graduat,,td 814 9212 Altamonte Springs Longwood , ,$ so ø so* rall - $3'5 $395 $95 FINECASTLE 151 7210 574 3161 Dettor.a & 06 Electric . A-r Corvdjt,onng System 0 PLUMBING WALLHEATING, INC. . 1C07 Sanford Ave. 324S62 , g And wheneser there was a shakeup when a club wasn 't(going Neb. (Alli - Bobby 641 2421 ____ I - ____ Z = __ . .X ____ r, - ;i - r -m'' - --: - _______________ L,~.~ I , -- -. 11 N ~ -- * -- - --'-.— -- d.-. right. Managers think bench player.' I look .~--__ 1 'Me, I have bow legs and I'm short and I dofl't look too good in my uniform anu i uOfl wear my socs - _____________ like a _ - .. ___ ____ I - son _—,—1 — 1 7 e I - -_ 1 Slate was rained out Tuesday night. Before you worried just about meets No. 2 Texas, 5-", In Thursday thing. We're all working together." Arizona State's starter will be night's games, With the ralnout, the tournament will yourself, and how you would do. Now I sophomore standout Floyd Bannister, 1~- go through Friday and could run into have to think about pitching rotation, 3, and a 5-3 winner over Fullerton Elate Saturday if a once-beaten team is the parefts and so many other things. You with 15 strikeouts in the tournament's Association's Spring Festival in Geoffrey Harter were guest artists at School of Dance -fj Hebner and Al Oliver, Star. "I'm glad to see them go," gell's two-run double and Rich. said Sparky Anderson le Zisk's double "They're ferocious." Hebner walked, Oliver sinThe Cincinnati manager said gled and Stargell doubled them goodbye and good riddance to home for two more runs in the the Pittsburgh Pirates Tuesday fourth then they scored twice night after watching them plum again In the fifth when Zisk sin-. • - out it s ' I . 1' L. ' - . - ? - . . -, - f -1 '- F,, Agciin F1 i . • . - . • ' . • 0 I - • . I r , - '- - ===- rnild interest. More than 3(X) people jammed the 21 Club's Hunt Room for the formal con. the North American Soccer League. "Have you ever thoug ht that at 34 you may be getting too old to play top flight soccer" a newsman asked him at Tues. day's madcap news conference, lle!e liave the interrogator an underst.anding smile. where heretofore it has generated only , played all over the world, you have vast tract signing and news conference ceremonies, creating a near riot, and knowledge, how can a coach such as scores lined the sidewalks of sophis. Gordon Bradley the Cosmos' young - -1 . .1_. 0 • 1-------_-= In 1965 the former Arizona St-ate star was the top selei ti"n w hen badiall reorganized to end expensi ve bidding wai- anu a Sln-e flu (O'.e in five runs. M betlu will be .%IcGraw combined on a six-hit. the start of some consistert ter as Philadelphia defeated hitting." 'afl Diego for the I'hillies' first In the other National League victory in their last 11 road games, the Houston Astros games. Jay- Johnstone, who had %khipiwd 'lie Chicago Cubs 4-3; a single and double, and Terry which usually resulted with the rich getter richer, "I'm not enough of an authority on the subject to say if it's worked or not," said Monday , but it s certainly saved ed bust ball a lot of money." the Philadelphia PhillIes Harmon who had two triples, blanked the San Diego Padres each drose in two runs off loser (incinnatl Ruts president Bob Ilowsamn, who admits Exing A. nuorig 1i small number opposed to the draft,' says there - . - It may has-c saved baseball period according to sort" f no question it has upgraded overall competitiveness, "Baseball is bigger than one club. You're no stronger than your weakest link," said Howsp.m. "You have to*have com. petitive teams or the public won't buy what you are selling." The Oakland A's, lormei ly the Kansas City Athletics, are Marshall in the seventh inning prime proof that the draft hasaccomplished what the lo :---=-_---u_ of baseball had in riur.d. A perennial doc,rmat, the A's were suddenl fortified by high draft choices and, aided by Charlie Finley 's astute deal ings, niatured Into three-time world champions. went five innings to pick up the ter for tlis 3n(h career shutout Not all the clubs have as fortunate. Tlie New York,Nlets had and battery-mate Jerry Grote to wonder if they were jir&zeil after early frustrations, The Pirates jumped on Dar. knockcd in two runs to lead New cy, 1-3, for three runs in the first York past Sart' Francisco. _ ' Tom Seaver pitched a six-hit. - - - - _--_--__-_- record-tying fourth career no- tries to get his fourth victory of hitter, beating the Baltimore Orioues and had follow ed that up with a tw-o-hitter. the season he Finally did esen though Milwaukee knocked him around for 10 hits. in the filth and George Brett's uOUu,C5 =-=== ,'ç - do his After six unsuccessful llunibry ruined it with a single up the *middle So Perrs cast L'hllliec 7, Padres 0 ,, iarry- ,trLstenson anu lug the lusty Pirate support. lie I - ondar List two games he'd thrown a bothered ine,"said the Chicago 0jbs' outfielder. -winething big," said Willie int o center field. Stargell who collected three victory, i Yanks chased Ryan in the sixth, All eyes were on Nolan Ryan scoring two more runs on again, looking for another no- singles by Williams, Roy White hitter. and Munson and Chambliss' They were looking in the sacrifice fly . wrong direction They should White Sox 9, Brewers! h ise beer, looking at Jim Perry While Perry was doing his By an the California Angels thing and Ryan 'cas trying to do second inning, (ookie Rojas' mu grounder put them ahead Draf ling second in 1965 behind the A's, they went for tow- ering Les Bohr, a Iefthander from Billings, Mont, who uppeared stamped for greatness. lie was plagued by a back ail. inent and was forced out of baseball. ' =-==--. are great players, good players and just players. I have seen the Cosmos. We have all classes of players." "But you are the best player n the world," another insisted, "you have flirted with a no-hitter. It would hise been his first Then Al Houston past Chicago Cesar (..edeno walked to open the As- his first start of tk season for treal past IAz Angeles, Pittsburgh, was the reci pient of Mets 5, (,Ianls 0 41 - UI - with the New York Cosmos of Tuesday' 'Sure there's been a lot of pressure. Everywhere I go I base th tag as baseball s first No I But I don t think wits postponed by rain. • • start Astros 4, Cubs 3 Enos Cabell singled home the tic-breaking run and pitcher Doug Konieczny doubled home another in the eighth, leading Sam MvDowell, 2-I, making to break a 4-4 tie and lead Mon. . • If Pele's reception to New York can be taken as a criterion. soccer my beheaded for a boom in the Uni ted Slates took third when Chicago catchof er Stese Swisher threw the ball pitchers Tuesday iiigtit. M aybe this is the I back the San Francisco Giants from second base on a misfired 5.0 The St. Louis-Atlanta game pickoff attempt by pitcher Mike • , ' ordinary players?" "On every team," Pele responded po litely thr ough an interpreter, there R kk M No Problems 7-0; the Montreal Expos nipped Dan Spillner. 2.7. (t'-e Los Angeles t)odgers 5.4 rnos S. Dodgers 4 and the New York Niets turned Pepe Mangital raced home 0 . only 'hat lie made me," said the 34year-old Brazilian after coining out of retirement o sign a three-year contract - tros' rally. stole second and r PtiI Darcy and five - ' ' . wha' to do on the field We always will talk it over between ourselves." thi gift of God CINCINNATI i AP) -- [icing baseball's No. I draft pick is no guarantee of i ns tant pennant says Hick M on day, (lit first man selected 10 years ago when the revolutionar concept was launched to help the havenots. Pirates ' • , world class team someone else pointed out how do you think you can adjust to i' lie got it because the White , Sox knocked out 14, the big one he had a pretty good chance to et No. 5; but they weren't being Pat Kelly's homer which trge ahurrunftfth coun ti ng (lull rung, wasn't pitchmg against Balti. Royals , tige rs more Perry was John Maybcrry s home ru n And for 52-3 innings, Perry lifted the Royals into a tie in the liati's pitche or runs and 32 hits in two n':s at f t Stadium. The Pirates embarrassed start. . S • I arii phscr \1s takm . -r---c=---- .__ i, _4 ,_1 t -14 4 , 4 . ~6 ___=:===-===__._-==_=- -- -= ==-== =-,---..-== --_ -_---_-----_-_ -_--_ =--=== ---=- =r= ------ Indians eighth inning single knocked In ik., w4 haIt pr ovedii to Ii run and acquired by the Oakland A's only three weeks ago. fin. beat the Tigers. Brett's hit offset Willie Horton's 14th ished with a one-hitter as the homer of the year for Detroit in A's beat the Orioles 3.0. the runth. iside by the Cle veland • Ryan. meanwhi1e, got bomb,I b~ the Yanks iAith four runs in the second inning two on ('tins lhambliss homer , and whipped the Angels &4. 'tankers 6, Angels 4 "it wav probaNy the worst l".e pitc,ied all year," Ryan said afte' his bid to become the first I 1-g, mie winner in the um. )ors thb year wound up as his fourth d0eat, lie w ilked leadoif ba tter Thuruuii: Munson in the second inning 6-in , d (liambliss lined a homer into the second deck of the right field stands. A walk. singles by Sandy Alomar and Walt Williams and a throwing Twins 5, Indians 3 single in the 12th inning and a subsequent bases-loaded walk =-r - _-_--,-- - -= .== '_ - .•-, -, . -'"i' "a' - k_f , W, - - qi:'-~~~ A 'S Perry Fires Gem 1, _ - -'c.,, Z Z :;-?XWTk ,;4%R 1_ 1*V1 -I __, r. Irt. _kNt 111 .,= '.1, :~-;I r - 0 r""-;:"1!`v1 zz- ~, ~ ~~ .;_~_ ___1 I -. - I&JF , ~_A_ - - 1,_ i vt Z7-.:-, V* ~- W-,111~._;~ - - . r -2 , - - . ' . ' '-'" - ___ A__1it__ — 1Z . to Tony Oliva gave Minnesota its winning edge against the Indians. Rod Carew gave the Twins a3-2 lead in the top of the eighth with his sixth homer but Cleveland tied it in the bottom of the inning on George lien. drick's 11th homer. Rangers 8, Red Sox 3 Jeff Burroughs kept up his assault against American League pitching with his sixth homer in the Wt seven games and 15th of the season to help Texas rout the Red Sox. - ,_.,,. J ; ________________________________________________________________________ - / . 1~ flamethrower, sauntered into Ns. 10-game loser Wilbur Wood N ew York Tuesda y night In his found out he still knows how to derson after the Pirates wallop- walked, Oliser and Stargell ed 17 hits and beat the Reds 9-5 singled and 7isk hit a sa crifice fly'. 1 4 - -- • • shotdd Wdone from the sidelines. I know BASEBALL der his pitching staff. gled and Nianny Sanguillen Wt " When they're going like his second homer of the year. that, it doesn't matter who you The Pirates got their final two pitch against them," sighed An- run-, in the eighth when 11 bner ' - came the direct reply. "He knows what "The Cosmos can't be considered a (tr Arizona State, 60-ii, clashes with Oklahoma, 52-9, and South Carolina, 49-4. until you are 45 or 50." Pearl"- Pele, the world's greatest am- Arizona State are the only- unbeatens. what's best for the team. This is a team ' NEW have failed to fpolh the fabulous Black Only four teams remain in the doubleelimination that started with eight last Friday South Carolina and third rated "I'll have to talk wi th them and do t - ,\" , , , staff ace Earl Bass, 16-0 and a winner of a 3-1 first-round game in the series over Seton Hall. - - -. Brock so the rainout won't change much "This is not the same thing at said the tanned coach after the Gamecocks' winners' bracket game with Arizona -. present Richardson with a problem Junior l e f t-hand er Timmy Lewis, 10.0, . -- ____ tournament schedule back a day, does had been scheduled to start, but Richardson said he may now go with , . gen trained under Miriam She was one of U Wilde, = - - . - -T_ ', — ~~ first round. "Both teams have plenty of pitching depth," said Arizona State Coach Jim The ralnout, which will push the . dif ferent this time Series, but it's all verN aroun d . Th e former New Y or k Y ank ee second baseman was arked if his series ex. perience would aid his fourth-rated South Carolina team in the College World S. th Honor Pereyaslavec and Patricia ~ - i - FAIRWAY LAUNDOMAT ' American Ba'let Theatre ~~~------~-~------~----~~~~-~~---~-~~~----- ~ - :1 - - I Continued on Page 2-131 have to look after 21 players." his eighth College World - ,0 IntermoMCollege, Miss Largen was principal dancer with Bristol Concert Ballet Corn- - . / be!let ma,W. was the youngest (BGS), Sanford, Mlas Lar. Swan Pas De Deux.- will study under Leon Danietlan, Valentina - Z. -.._____________________________ locker But when you re on the brink like me, it becomes a gigantic thing. Schoot,'New York, where a* ORIENTAL (ReQ%oar $2'O Pit Ron) HILDA RICHMOND -. • A charter member of Ballet May 31 and June 1, at Sanford Miss Largen, 19, who earned a B A degree as a profesalomil Guild of Sanford Seminole when they performed "Black spring, u out of 450 tryouts awarded a 1 . :. -= "My line drives gave me the chance." Series. (ontral class greduate. Following open SHIRLEYMIL' ET Forest City Cum --2, . Dry Cleaning at bvdgql ` I I , call GRASS _Q 34, 971 1 1 Magna laude from Virginia Interment CLOTH i usan f - ______ - . _,_ . I - -,-.0 _. - 1. . _-, I What was your bo nus for signing originally with Houston he was asked Nothing," he replied baseball card," said Williams, seated now on the stool before his is in Wbo me? Cuddlesme? Cbetk the size of these paws win you - Golden lake, Sanford, was Southeastern Regional Ballet choreographers She and W VINYL .122 1812 a chance In the big leagues?" 0,%IAIIA, 0 1, 1 4, select dancers to perform with Wright and Valerie Weld, BGS and this honor company at artistic 200,000 Ro IN STOCK COATE. 0 STRIPABtE - a— -'--' "---:! c a that of General Don't accelerate a ,Aon't stack up. and then watch out' I'm lOG per cent wild cat. (Herald Photos by Jean Patteson BRI STOL, =~~- ~_ - a . '- I ere - Dancer Graduates DAWSON VINYL the ' ___________ I - blindly. t'1cepI In their bedroom. (This 2 Neverwalkwithinsix feet goeslorshoestooi of the rear of a horse. He may Alter breakfast, wash the kick. dishes Immediately, so they ..., - I _____________________ NVkkw)eV4gw Fos,~ess wil h*1 willingly turr.ed backup second baseman. Before that, he was g iven no chance to make the club according to manager Bill Virdon Thinks looked so bleak in fact, that Williams was not even Bobb Are For Flowers NOT PEOPLE Don't let the room W. Tlsat tiger cub's sure growing big, Jack pretty cuddlesome armful all the same --~ football player in San Francisco, he was hardly sought after by ' _____ _ ') it _____________________ HOT HOUSES anywhere but In the kitchen or __ ~:-_-__~ realized the team needed a backup second baseman, he I 1 - I - -_ C4 He has had a history of being given less than a second look Although he was an all-c y high school baseball, basketball and spot, you dont worry about little things like being on a / , ,% shake at bat now because of the pressure to best season in the big leagues, in 1969 Yet he is the fifth out fielder for the Yankees and, because in spring training he set ' ~, -__-7.7 - - get a hit. lie knows his opportunities are sqneezingly limited. ________ ______ . motorcycle when passing a and coin laundry : Don'teiersetanything down. t at horse. I Put It where ft belongs meii.r Onfl4a, 4 Young horses are more Gise one room a thorough LOCated at unpredictable than older cleaning cs-cry day, and dust :: horses They are extremely and sweep the oIlier rooms FAIRWAY PLAZA strong and often dangerous And If yourhouse isn't always On Hwy 17.97 at27th Neser buy a young horse for an a model for "House Beautiful ' 327 973 4 Inexperienced young rider. Tr, it you ii like ill don I worry Doing things with ..... :--.your kids pays bigger dividends '- , 9 A lie says h ________ _ more like jodhpurs. respectable .269, thou,h with few homers. lie batted .305 in his %L \ I., - -. 1f - his bat is held high arid behind it his head seems to sink down into his powerfully muscled square body His legs don't taper is hands - 2. can get the low ones going into the alleys that others can't get," be counters. He is called "No N eck." At bat he resembles a wary turtle ,.429 -but hall batted oni) 21 times. - - ____________ ' year big-league career hitting average is a highly -' - - - , - -, - because they read I wouldn't make th e club. That made me mad People were ta king me for granted Nobody can take rue for granted know iiiy abilities Virdon, at least, knows Williams' desire I don't know 'mynne who uses the ability he has — except Walt Willia,ns Virdon has said So why doesn't Williams p la y more' Is it because he is not A(t('fliS Ifl (lOtIbIC knits' } or one thing 1IL brt'.ity in Liii outI'eh rsuatie'l soiiit managers he couldn I reach high flies against the fence "Rut I "The baseball card people weren't going to bother with me There You would do a great service toys before going to be Don't If you would publish the eat (or let anyone else eat) 3. - lrz 2 - • --- , - Tit; .4 - ... 13~ I parents should stay out of their am. after 10 years of marriage. The driver of the car stopped, HOPEI.ESS IN IIJJN0IS administered first aid and kept II 0 P E I ES S DEAR repeating how sorry he was. He Nobod y's hopeless. First, teach simply didn't know the basic your children to hang up their safety rules that should be clothes (when they're old exercised around a horm. enough) and put away their 1. A loud, sudden noise will dining . 00, X /tiJt -,, - meetings during June, July and August, but the club will rec3nvene some time in September. was house is a wreck! following: I)eltona-DeBar '' Welcome _____ . 'c resident of *i DEAR LOVER: Thank you You told the mother not to say and ran away My daughter in a book somewhere but I rn was hospitalized with a broken too ashamed to ask for ' a lady wrote and told you that approached her from the rear The kids always have clean member and the well-intentioned driver clothes and good meals, but my. family. blew the horn. The horse I"" . I . 'W -~ DEAR ABBY: A while back, startled, threw my daughter be a smooth routine or method grandparents Mr. and Mrt Lewis Daniel of Delt4ia and patern.al grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Amold Omey of Lake By ABMAIL VAN - '. -I%,- I - ' III I d - nounce the birth of a daughter Karrie Denice, weighing 3 lbs. II worry about sounding "tacky." house' Don't tell me to force kids' domestic squabbles even It would be a kindness. And II my-self to do my housework ttgi they- want to help. she hasn't had her baby before my' pleasurable jobs. I i I i right or wrong' checked by her doctor recently, sew a lot and do things with my 'Opj!F[) she should do so at once. children (like coloring, playing DEAR ABBY: Recently, my games and working puzzles,), DEAR WORRIED: You're ughter s, her but I find my-self letting my right! The last person to ulogacounu7road. Acar housework go. itImt'dlatea family tight is a S•• I Announced Mr. and Mrs. Gary Omey of 7fl9N.4thSt.LakeMaryan- I IIk there isn't -but that baby win friend of your fears and don't learn to keep a resonably neat . rth * natured. My friend and her the better, right? Should I bring for sharing some horse sense anything since it was not her baby are living with her it up? And. If so, how do I do it with my readers, house. paren ts. wi thout sounding tacky? . I)oes this ho ld true for the Abb lam not sure an ything WORRIED Avoi -. Hel p! Ow marriage problems of one's t wrJi 'g — a nd o God DEAR WORRIED- Tell our does a terrible housekeeper married children? I say, th.e . ) .•• 11V _, doll - very bright and good. sonner they get him to a doctor, .t i ~ . Williams wa, ba His tight afraid to I 'm I ______ ___________ r I should wear elesatot s1nkes " Pirhaps as another philosophizer named Milton once remarked, these are words clothed in reason's garb For after DEAR ABBY One of my do, Abby. Ilsomething is wrong on the pi1rn of your hand she didn I like the way her friendshasababywho(salltije with that baby's back, the PHOENIX HORSEI.OVKR daughter-In-law kept house. ) - i .:•.: ••• - I I 1 ~ 111: — iny socks right. Slanagers think I look like a bench player. "TheY say, 'lie's short, man, he can't play every day.'Sfaybe Dear A bby I have a baby girl the same growing on my head and no age, and she is all over the you may treat a horse Ic a raw grall growing under my feet. place. I just don't know what to carrott (not sugar). extended j . - I 1. I e female with hair , /0 I boiler salesman in Cleveland. afraid something is wrong with V - Accusation? mother doesnt se'm to think , \IERCHANTSEAMAN anything is wrong and I gucs DEAR SEAMAN No way, her parents (They He your than being the neatest sense will mate' I'm a non smoking, say he's "lazy.") nervousness and may bite If housekeeper on the block — I - 1 Ohio who moonlights by writing his spine a column. My problem is I ) I -- a cigar-chewing, bald-headed kicks his little legs around I m Is there any substance to this mention it because the bab.,-'s S __ 'di I'.- , %f - scuttlebutt among my ship- can't sit up at all. lie Just lays 1i i -1 i ", .. 0 . T __ ... --- I I. . NEW YORK NLA ballplayer who l oo ks good in the uniform, he's nice and httnclsomne, hits the ball nine miles over th e roof in batting practice — gli'. c like that play in the major lcats for o, 15 years,' Walt Williams, sometime New York Yan kee ouLielder said recently . in' knew, the iuys thit the uruforni stretches tht over tlittern' dn1 (lit o' Ls a way up mgn Me I tia',i bow kgs and Jin short and I don't look too good In my uniform and I don't wear , Rumor Ugly Wear Elevator Spikes. ' Should - -_ By IRA BERKOW ints to exchange tht gift yu ye chnen. h.ui in case 'Maybe I . _e I)l lt ABBY There is be a year old next week, and he • ~, --- Denies Abby V Avoid a gut that requires alterations or exact fitting unless you are giving him a gift certificate Buy Dad's gift in a store that Is easily accessible to t find IDad lies or, at least his height and weight Don 't try to judge the appropriate size from t he neircst cIICcTIUmfl or customer. Seulorregett Virginia Borem (left) accepts gavel from stalling regent Mary MeLaughlln - '- I II! II — "-' I I "one size fits all" or where no size is Involved. For example: socks, ties, kimono-type robes, jewelry, grooming aids or lea th er goods [lave a good idea of Dad's tastes Keep in mind that th e gift should reflect his taste and age noty ours his Day, June 15. __ Wednesday, June ii, ;,s-iB I A • I•I slacks o the store and they ian jud4C his size from those A salesman should be able to give you his correct leisure suit size If he has patrol slacks If you don have Dad's size, th ink about a gift where two and the Men's Fashion Association offers a list to make your shopping easier, probably more enjoyable, and definitely productive of guts that are right for Dad on _ I m 0 fl y If you have access to Dad's wardrobe, you can find his the tail fhbtU shirt i the collar pair of his favorite, best-fitting won't miss th em, take a If you are one of ftse rare souls who shops often and') for ccreaUoi you probably don 't need anyone to give you helpful hints. Wi th the approach of Fa th er's Day, however, there'll be a lot of shoppers who can use a tip or . ' \ 1, -- ` . .r I e 11. a It 71 A Tip Or Two For Smart Shoppers L,14:;. ZI . ",~ I - I - SPORTS Wednesday, June 11 ltlS-tOA Evening H e rald, Sanford Fl. - - - -____ - - z_ - - ~ __----- - �- - -- - - - _______ .- :--' ---.-•.--'-'--- -- -. - ...........:-T:H . ;- - H 2 B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I Wednesday, June 11, 1975 NUgl I SCOREBOARD - : - . . , . I . - . ..a R. League - New York Milwaukee 2$ 73 .5 25 23 .537 1 23 77 iii 1 73 27 .460 5 SprIng Daisy (Rau) 77; 3. OrpIrey (Krolper) I 1. 1, Booksleader (Nielson) 9 2: S Marge Symbol The aftershock of last year's Na. strike continues to be felt players tional Football League : Detroit Cleveland 23 30 ,434 (Brainard) 6 1 7. Westerut Mliteyn (No Driver) 10 I; 6, Rebecr:dge Rob Baltimore 61 7 37 30 173 7 West Oakland 33 Kansas Minnesota Texas 600 - City 37 35 .5.61 2 26 s sb 3$ 77 39 5 7$ ç 491 a 73 31 476 9' California Chic4go Tuesday's Results Oakland 3. Baltimor e 0 Texas •. Boston 3 Minnesota 5, Ciev4no 3. 17 innings N e w York 6. California i Kansas City A. Detroit 3 Today's Games - - NEW YORK (AP) SECOND 1 M - Pace C.3 5400: I. Iron City Nancy (Ragur) I 1; 2, Metrollna Abby (Bridges) 5 2 3 Major Jones (Branard) 31. 1 Amy Girl Mercury (Rau) 7 Beth Dawn (Dvorak) 9 7 , 6. D- s Captain Counsel (Denn.$) $ 1. 7 Racketeer (Patterson) 151. I. Want Hole (flinkley ) 151 THIRD - S. M - Pace Citing $400: I. Hello Dare (Kalathanl 9 7. 7 Ace Hatlbrook (BaIlon) 3 1. 3. - Owhkosh (Hume Jr) 151; 4 Ed% Reyvd Barbs (Workbaiser) $ I $600: I Lucky Mary (Brkley)9?. Clevela nd (Per ry 6$) at Kan Va-'Dvan'cr ' c City (L eon- rd 2 7 ). In, Ci• S I; 4 Jr fe F'r Oaklsn1 fBosm" pt ': Lyn (Dvoracek) 121; Sr Fre waukee (SIaton 3 7), (n) bostan )Le S Si at Chicago (Bcidg& $1. 6. Flyer Faron (Hartalar) 61; 7. Amy Sister (Ka.at $3), (n) Baltimore (Damianik' 31; $ Hireco (Crank S tiorrez 73) at 1. Texas (Hargan 4 3), (n) FIFTH - 1 M - Pace Cling Thursdays Games Minneso ta at New York $400: 1 Robins Kim tBarcnak) 3 1. California at Detroit. ( n) 2. Jerco (Blnkey) 10 1, 3. Major ACleveland at Kansa s City, In) Abbe (Wyatt) 51. 4 Comm I? (Brainard) 97:3. Tinya Miss Bissell Oakland at Milwaukee. (ii) (Martin) 61. 6 Lotus Bud (Bridges) Batilmore at Texas, (n) 7-2; ?.Mighty Mouth (Van Boston at Chicago. In) derSctsaaf) 31 National league SIXTH -I M -Pace C-3 - $600: I. Mity Clip Away (Bridges) II; 7. East W L Pct. 01111 Mira Life (Reynolds) 6,1; 3, Carlton Time (5k',) 31; 1. Placid Ace 79 77 369 77 23 313 1' (Crank) 7-2; S Ocala Paddy Wali 79 25 537 lii (VanDove-nter) $ 1, 8 Brdc Honor (Crossin) 1 0 1; 7. Scott Fashion Chicago 29 26 37 2 St. Louis (Udell) 5-1.5 Ginger Beth (Strong) 26 25 .310 3 97. Mcwitreal I 79 .213 West SEVENTH - 1 M - Pace C.2 Cincinnati 31 24 5.66 $425: I. Tar,dya Spitfire (VanAngeles 36 23 376 dervcrt) 101; 7. Walk The Wildaicis L os (Bridges ) 3-1; 3. Doodley Do S Francisco 21 27 509 1(Johnson) 6-1. 4 Bonns Flyer San Diego 27 29 .42 6 (Den nis) 10.1; S. Au bu rn Tiger Atlanta 75 17 . 4 39 $' 3i 14' (Ford) 7-2; 6 Lowden Law (Britton) Houston 21 61; 7. Setbys Bean (Saiders) S1;$. Tuesday's Results St. Louis at Atlanta, ppd. rain Empire Lars (Humphres) EIGHTH - 1 M - Pace C.1 Pittsburgh 9. Cincinnati S Houston 4, Chicago 3 $151: 1 Summer Yankee (No Driver) I-i; 2. Says Who (Taylor ) 7Philade lphia 7. San Diego 0 7; 3. Howard Champ (Blood) ti; 4Montreal S. L os Angeles 1 New York S. San Francisco 0 Good Heaven s (Bridges) 61, 5. Today's Games LaDe Belle (Ruggles) 92. 6 Cindy Philadelphia (Underwood 6-4) Lumber Jack (Hobbs) 51; 7. Bonnis a? San Francisco (CaIdwe!l 3.5) Bumpu (Wilsey Jr.) 101. I A D's Claire (Marlin) 3 1. Chicago (Burris 6-5) t At NINTH -'M- Pace l-3-$$OO: tan?a ( Morton 66). (n) St. Louis (McGldh'en 61) at I. Empty COmputor (Britton) 10 i 7 Byrd Shot (Racy) 5-1; 3. Da kota Cincinnati (Gullefl 7.3), () Dean (Seiders) 4-1; 1 Peoples Pittsbur gh (Kis.on 41) at Houston (Roberts 37 or Rich- Choice (LeVan) $1; S. Virginia Charm (Na Driver) 91; 6 Chatham ard 43), (n) Montreal (Blair 14) at San Mick (Polk) S-i; 7. Joyous Meva (Nielson) 3 - 1; 5. Boca West Diego (Fotker's 03). (n) New York (Tale 2 5) at Los (Johnson) $2 TENTH -$M- Paco C.1-$US: Angeles (Rau 3-5), (n) I. Andy Adams (Vandirwort) 9-7; 2. Thursday's Games . Majorette L. Bar (Lops) 10- 1 ; 3. Montreal at San Diego Fran- Stinger C. (Crank) 51:4. Jc'ppa Star Phlladetphis at San Maid (Dyoracek) 5.1: $ Singing Sea cisco (Borenak) 5-1; 6 Chatham Mick Chicago at Atlanta (Polk) $1; 7. Foolish Lad (Blood) 3 St. Louis at Cincinnati, (n) 1; S. Diamonds Lad (Damianik) i. Pittsburgh at Houston. (n) ELEVENTH - i M -Pace C-2 New York at Los Angeles, 5423: 1 Mr. Durko (Provost) 52; 2, (n) Princess Marion (Polk) 10 3, Heather Chance (Crank) 31; A. Harness Counsel Rice (Burgeois) 72; S. Bomber 0 (Ihlenfeld S-i; 6. Ctaytiaven Pioneer 5-1 Potentate Pick (Udall) 6.1. Racing Results (Spriggs) 7Pittsburgh NOw York pbiiph:a TUESDAY FIRST - Satin Grittan (Van derS.chaaf) (2)3.20.2.10,2.202. Bye Bye Beejer (5)300.2.703. Golden M!aor (71 3 00 0 (25) $ 910 T .J SECOND - 1 Silverbell Rice (Rau)(S)7.$0.360,3.002. Hurricane Scott (7) 0, 320 3. Ma sque Maj or (3)7.600 (7-I) SM 12.701 OD 2$) 512 CE THIRD - I Don Brewster (Blood) (5) 13 10. I 00. 7002. Lisbon Hanover (2) i0 9403 DK Scot (3) iu 3ww iiam )4J,J • 'a U.W i 2:202. FOURTH -1. Jeans Babe (Blood) (7) SIC, 320. 250 2. Diller W (1) 17 00.2103 Gypsy Hill Fran (3) 1.10 Q ( tii 547 40 1 (71 3) 51,602.00 T 770 Baseball I ririAcarc players try to have Owners Closes Gap __________________________________________________________________ _________________ Aniwet to Previous Puzile ___________ ) Gmblt Places (44) Green Acres ____________ ____________ L L 1 11:00 (2,8) High Rollers jRl i f ____ I$SAL HAPE (6) Now You See It ACROSS 42 Took long ti0* _____ A ______________ AG NT (9) Split Second I Go by foot (24) Mr. Rogers Motorists NEW YORK (AP) - While not .350 To.. RUNS-Burroughs, 40. R.Whlfe, NY, 31. BATTED IN-Horton, RUNS Dot, 17; Bors, y, NY. H I I S-Munson, 69; Carew. Min, 69; RIvtrs, Cal, 67. National League BATTING (123 at bats)R.Sm'th, StL. .357; Bows, Phi, 337 RUNS-Lopes. LA, 43. Ce deno. Htn, 39; Wynn, LA, 79 PUllS BATTED IN-Berch. Cm. 49 Winfield, SD. 41 HITS-Gar'vey, LA. 79. Cash. Phi, 7$ Twins In the Continental Lea gue, walked three. Scott Arnold Jack Prosser Ford inched to within one flame of George's singles. contributed Posey Gives (rid over- . Jerry which struggled Awards Iittonstr'uck outsixand walked Monday to Florida State Bank to drop its league-leading four. Medical Center Is now 106, record to 13-2. . Joe Smi th and Jim Edmonds led Moose wi th a triple, double (13) (24) Intercom 325.000 Pyramid (13) Movie (9) 4) (6) (9) Sprtnq Goods (24) Feeling Good OS) Adventure 211 0-4 3 Med. Center ________________________________ Stromberg , (6) Pele : (Continued from Page 1-B) at a farewell game in Rio Tuesday night for fear of be ing booed. Pele will start earning his salary re por ted to be anywhere from $4.5 million to $7 million for three years Sunday In an exhibition game agai nst Dal las at Randall's Island here. CBS wi ll pearing ticated 52nd Street to watch the South American ace arrive and leave, News of Pele's signing, however, was received cooly In Brazil. One columnist claimed PrIe had accepted the Cosmos' offer because he was in deep fi nancial trouble. And another newspaper criticized him for not ap- an impressive showing when he ap. peared with his wife, Rosemarie. He was poised and articulate as he fielded a - said. "I always had a dream that some ' day the United Sta tes would know soccer as the rest of the world knows soccer." televise it nationally, starting at 3:30 p.m. EDT, wi th the New York area blacked cut. JCPennev (8) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (33) 700 Club Sunrise Jubilee Almanac 6:15 (6,8) Sunshine (9) N ews (44) Variety 100 (2) Jackpot (6) News (9) All My Children (44) Father Knows Best 1030 (2, 6) Wheel Of Fortune Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream Of (24) Lives (6) As The World urns (9) Let's Make A Deal (24) Feeling Good - 01 I andtoldmetoeatless'buttoeat more often, avoid tonic and . .. 20$ OS-S 6 2 Keystone ______ 001 00-1 I 3 Chase T'is ' El g r e' . - . 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid (24) Nova 2:30 (7, 5) The Doctors (6) Edge 01 Night Dr. Lamb (9) - ___________________________________________ - 19 Recipe t ires. f". Martian For compacts, sportcars game was played and Famous Recipe's win lifted it two were rained out in Monday Into a tie for first place with night's men's metro slow pitch Seaboard. Both teams are 4-2 in softball league. the second half. Famous Reci pe out-slugged Lake Monroe Inn and Au to Seaboard Coastline Train tied for third at 3-2, Charles I'irozzi gave Eldridge and the Outcasts hits and pitched the complete and ree are 14 game. Mike Maples had th ac and minis. . - I ve over - are digestive tract ____ - El Tigre Sport. Features 2 fiber glass belts on 2 plies of polyester. No trade-in required. games at Blackwall tubeless. -- -.--- . /11 ii Tire size 155-12/615-12 Price digest milk sugar. medicines have been imDEAR DR. LAMB - plicated In various cases, but Recently I lost my husband who usually the was 65 old. The death unknown. certificate listed the Removal of the spleen is tried chronic hypoplastic in some cases and Is somet imes nettropenia. No one I have helpfulbttt often is not curative. asked has ever heard that term In all, it sound like your before. He was doctored for a husband got the best ar rare blood disease, because the a difficult problem. bone marrow did not pr od uce mature white blood cells to Send your questions to Di', fight Infection. Lamb, in care of this Because of this condition, he newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, had a bscesses and pneumoni a Radio City St4tion, New York, N.Y. 10019. For a co py of Dr. Lamb's booklet on losing F LO RI 0 weight, send 50 cents and a long se lf - addressed stamped envelopeto the smne address and SUNSHlNE STAlL ask for the "Losing weight" booklet. cause as + fed. tax (600-12) 21.00 165-13/645-13 (600-13) 1.36 1.57 28.00 155-15/635-13 (560-15) r165-15 (600-15L) 29.00 1.74 30.00 1.85 of c .. 41e. . - , - --I Aid (whItewaus add 2.10 more per lire. Wait Williams I $134 , . __________ ,)~Lq&*e _ - ________ _________ e for Save 2.30 on original rii 20% off all air conditioners replacement shocks. i Sale prices 'L - _i 251/o off step A I tune-up 16 (6 cyl. engines)* Save 6.72. Reg. 26.88 4 cvl. 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Mellon Field feature Famous (44) Underdog a me 11 16 Harem room 17 On. who drinks heavily (2 wcis) t (35) My Favorite tube If Th e caffein e In them P- as the the doctor watches the stomach opposite effect from the DEAR HEADER - I know through the ray (flourowope) tranquilizer In your it's a great loss, but try to think Librax and screen he can see how it C0fl ofit this way, the avallabiuty of counteracts Its good effects. tracts and If it Li overly active. antibio tics to fight infections If )U want more information really made it possible for your Too much acid is sometimes about ulcer problems write to associated with large folds of hus nd ba to live ma ny more In care of this newspaper, the lining of the stomach which p than he would have Box 1551, New York, N.Y. years can beseen. o th erwise, l0Ol9 and ask for The Health Doctors also use the term Letter number 1-5, Ulcers : Chronic hypoplastic nervousstixnachtnaneffortto Doudenal, Stomach. Send a neutropenlatsjustthesdentific communicate with their long, stamped, self-addressed name for wha t your doctor p patients. This can mean an over envelope and 50 cents for alrady told you, and it means ti colon or gas In the cok,n mailing a nd costs, t he inability to produce mature rather than anything in the Marty people trouble white blood cells because of a actual stomach organ, tolerating much milk because defect in the bone marrow. The The Librax Is designed to of a lack or decrease In suf- cause is unknown. Previous Slow down the active ficlent amount of the enzymes infections, exposure to a vast contractions of t he digestive in the - The Big (24) Bill Moyers you IN .: 52 Sacred song Showdown B" LAWRENCE E. L..MB tranquilizer, too. Se veral months before dea th he sometimes that doesn't agree Which leads me to the ob. had surgery on a rectal abacess wi th me. servatlon that you have a gen tle which only got worse, lie ha d DEAR READER - The X doctor. I would ha ve asked his spleen removed eight years rays are used to rule out any to stop a ll coffee, tea and colas. before dea th. disease of the stomach. Also, - 15 Trim _____________ Find Stomach Ills fl 49 Used with sodas Bookbeat (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2.8) Days Of Our milk, bUt 2 000-10 S 010 321 401 -11 I ''" Celetxit 1 Sweepstakec (6) Joker's Wild (2) whole and relax any over a period of years which alcohol and cut down on co ffee, spasms that occur. It contai ns were difficult to overcome. I have been drinking 311 " (is) Big Valley (24) Intercom 24 '2:.lti (2,81 thank Cn.ck (4) Search For Tomorrow as a , a single for the winners. Eldridg! against Lake Monroe Loyd Wall, Joe Benton a nd Inn and Auto Train against Rico Peterson all had two hits Seaboard. Games start at 6:30, f or Seaboard. 7:45 a nd 9 p.m. respectively. The games scheduled be tween the Outcasts and Eldridge 500 002 1-8 Standard, and Lake Monroe Inn Seaboard SN 154 s-lI and Auto Train were rained out. !'" 1 ci - c 6:10 (2) Sunrise DEAR DR. LAMB I had x rays recently because of a bo ut wi th gas. I was told I have an overly se nsitive stomach. My hus ba nd said, "How can they tell you have a nervous stomach through rays?" And I thought acid Indigestion. My doctor put me on Librax 13 Female ruff 14 Reedy to Oat (24) Firing Line Fury - One NickBradyrlppedadoubleand 6:00 (9) s (I) Jackpot Junction MUHHhNG X-Ray a Seabodrd hits, Including a double, and Thursday 10:00 (2,_I) Petrocellj battery of questions from probing press corps. 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In the American League, litton and Jeff Fakess also presented awards recently for Mann, top offerisive lineman; is 4.1 1. nw Railroaders lead the outstanding play in the spring Ned Raines, top defensive league with a 14-0 record. Jamboree May 30 wi th Lyman, back; Herbert Branch, top Kevin Fall fired a one-hitter back; Leroy Martin, te lead Jack Prosser Ford over Bishop Moore and Lake offensive Sanford Junior Baseball James Church slugged a League. double and sng1e, and Mike 'Moose w hi pped Rotary 11-10 Barbour ripped two singles for with one run tn the bottom of the Rotary. ninth inning. Terry Smi th of Keystone In the Senior League, Terry hurled 4-2-3 Innings of one-hit Smith fired a one-hitter ball before the rains came to Tuesday to lead Keystone to its force an early end to the Senior ninth straight win and fourth of League battle. the second half, an 8-1 victory Smith struck out three and over chase, walked one. Rotary led Moose most of the Ned Raines smashed a triple game before Moose erupted for and Robe rt Smi th a double to four run.; in the bo ttom of the lead Keystone at the pla te. g . coach at Seminole High School, through 11* first half with a 3-6 went the distance on the mound, record, boosted its second-half striking out seven and walking slate to 5-0 Monday in the six over the nine-Inning span. seventh to tie the am 10-10. Rotary led 10-5 going into the bottom of the sixth. Pose), 7:00 (2, To Tell The Seminole Going TONIGHT'STV EVENING the four-inning game. combined to hurl a two-hitter. Moose Wins Fifth Game '"' American League at bats)BATTING (173 Carew, Mm, .415. Lynn. BIM, announcing t)reflfler, suspended fllanagiflg general partherof the Nev' York Yankees, and Jerold C. Hoffbergerof the Baltimore tJiluks - twi .f the thres men rporttxl in Tuesday by the Chico Sun-Times to be leading the drive. Moose, Wednesday ____ game, Medical Center edged lopsided win over First Seminole Sporting Goods 4-3. Federal. lie struck out nine and slip past Seminole Sporting . 1. Big Bean Byrd FIFTH (Ihlenfeld) (1)1060.5 10.5102. Mad Continued from Page 1-B Pop if) 12.00. 1 50 3. Rithland Snacks(1) 15 400(45) 573 001 (45 well-such as with the Cardinals, White Sox nd Indians -"I I) 52,00040 was always the one shook out," says Williams. SIXTH - 1. Chief M.arcedas (PIe-ely) (3) 460. 400. 7407 Jack "And it makes me so mod. I'm making less than thirty Prince (1) 700. 1.00 3. Enough Time thousand dollars a year. It's embarrassing. Some guys I'm (7) 300 0 (31) $71.10 T 2:70 be t te r t ha n are tripli n' my salary." SEVENTH - I. Mat Tom ITaylor) Last season he went 84 straight games without playing. (1) 17.40. 11.50. 440 7. Prinress Strong (5) 1360, 510 3 ?&rdy Nob only fun I had was when I'd come to t he park three bows be fore (I) I 8 0 (IS) 53340 T (435) the ball game and hit in th,- cage with the bat boy. We played a U,011114 00 DID (31)1105012112. Dump game called base hits. He kept me going. It seemed like he was EIGHTH - 1. Winning Tina (Regun) 5) 12.40.450,2407 Amen the only one else who cared about me." Belle (3)5.10.3003. Freddie Adios And mysteriously, he was Inlsslr,g pitches by a foot. (5) 2.50 0 (35) $1540 T ( 5 311 reason was eventually uncovered: upon Williams' thickly $1 1600 12:174 NINTH - 1. Stonegate Sharp sldeburned, easily smiling face were a pair of rimless spec(Patterson) (7)22.20.7 00,1.202. Sis Rain a gain pla gued local t.acles wi th faulty prescription, lie then got proper conta ct Wampu m (3) ISO. 3.10 3 Decatur recreation leagues Tuesday, as lenses, which looked better two ways. Boy (2) 1 10 Q ) 7) 540.00 T (7 3 2) one Sanford Pee Wee Baseball $311.00 T 7:11.3 Williams, is playing a little more this season, but .s still sad League game was rained out. about not contributing more to the team. When he does come TENTH - 1 Ptandide Ranger (Piper) (1) .17 30. 11 60, 5 60 7 The Tiger-Rebel game, which onto the field, the fans are quick to pick up a sympathetic and P,onakett (1) 300. 3.10 1. Lyre was to begin at 6:30 p.m., was enthusiastic cheer behind him. Thrill (0)3.000 (I 1) 550701 (4 15) rained ou t. The Rebels have Because of his s!lorthess, the number on th $3011012.22 e back of Walt ELEVENTH - I. Nifty Lady Bird played only one second-half Williams' uniform looks very large - number th irteen. (ihlenfeld) (3) 7 60, 5 10, 410 game. Three have been rained Adios Duchess (6) 5.10. 460 3 : Bomay Jim (I)760OI36)S4S50T OUt.. -_ -'3611 1620 1 7.73 Meanwhile, the Twins Nit Iforne A 1.372 Hariic - 5/0 416 i.....i •l..-. ii 0 .--,.l - Ford Fall struck out four and In Hardy led Chase to an with a 100 win Monday over Chase exploded for 30 runs the third Inning to sink First walked two. He got offensive 18-3 win Monday over First Strombrg..-Carlson. help from Greg Register, who Hardy slammed two home Federal. Feder?!In the Sanford National Medical Center scored two crack ed a double. runs, a triple and a single, and Little League. Jack Prosper exploded for In the o ther National League pitched a two-hitter in Chase's runs in the first Innhg and nne Deny Kuhn Blackball whelming support for Baseball Commissioner Bo%ie Kuhn, a number of owners denied a published reports they had banded togeth?r to block re-elccLoi of the sport's . ruler. The denials came specifically from George Stein- Defender (Raymond) 7 2. 5 Chris (VanderSchaat) 13-1; P - piece together their shattered collective bargaining agreement. beer, taken Tuesday A step In that direction may Board official ruled that ns when National Labor Relatio player salaries "Including minimum or other salaries for the unit (the players union), Is a mandatory subject of bargaining." the league and its California (Hassler 33 and Gold (Kur,cia) 3,11; 6 Festive Guy Tanana 3) at Detroit (Lch (Vaiidervort) 5.2; 7. Silver Gb 13 and Bare 17). 7, (I n) Mirmesota (iarlk 0 3 at New Prosser J()3fl -in tile courtroom, rather than an the playing field -as (Taylor) 3 . Wednesday, June 11, 975-3 B Evening Herald Sanford, FL I FIRST IM Pace C3 -1600: I. Great Value (Spriggs) 51. 2. - CLASSIFIED ADS - - NFL Tries To Regroup After Last Year's Strike 05 Boston J, LEISURE I I Entries TONIGHT American Leave East nI if ( ,_ 1.,.J .I IN BRIEF Racina Chase 0. ku Harness _ Baseball Heads Hardy -_ 0000loollooll _ i Malor Wi 0 Bedroom unfurnIe a', wall to wall carpet. $123 month. $30 damage deposit E. 21st St 32) 4359 after S 30 I 5 7 Bedroom Apis 5*05110 mo. 321 0066 Friends Will Envy Your gracious country living, yet city security , Quiet, soundproof, FIve PoinsAr: Large Landscaped private 'ot _____ alt hook ups 372 0075 3$ Hutchisori Ocean front Apartments. 339 S. Atlantic Awe, Daytona B.Pi Call 327 40$ New Smyrna Beach Condominium on ocean, poOtside,fully equipped, $150 week 671 3691 deep shag car pe ting, decor fur. future, outdoor picnic arid bar beCues in the Courtyard, and NEW SMYRPIA COTTAGE helpful manager. Special move.in Large clean 2 bedroom, fully fur allowance Only 7 OR let' rushed, ocean It, ideal site for ba r I vacation Also I bedroom, $155-$160 BAMBOO COVE APTS. )0E Ai'ix,t Bi',d .323 3*7 beach pooi. luxury Condo--has everything Rent by mOnth 6.17 $307 - week or - - , {.f'. �- -_____________________________________________ - _ 4 B-Evening Hera I44, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June H1 lflS baths, fenced Vard, air con xciusive dtion,d, utility shed. $27,500 WE TAKE TRADES SSI'Sm 63S3 Acreage c. rr.ORY MOBILE HOMES speed luggage rack like new S2,99S Call 322 1651, ask for Whitey Eckstcin. Dealer. 1966 Docips Station %igon. gf*ii Cabi.i 90 HP Evinrude, fill trailer. new canvas - - INCOME PROPERTY $21 SOOtot&J Let rentals pay your mortgage direct toowner Large house w i th apa rtment & cottage rented $3 Qown N qualify. MovC right ,n Country JUUIILIJ Br'A Iree shaded acre's with neat 3 home, '.1 bath mobile rieciroem, eve nave many homes under P4 .--.- 1941 H*V Broker, 107 W Cornmerc tat 1792 2t6S H REALTOR 373 5771 Tune Eng ne family r-n w fireplace. carpet Ill custom drape. -Any extras 114 Elm Ave . In 4767- SN.000, 17 92 Open Sat & Sun 9 S I ES N I FI CL LU UD ij ES 1 POINTS, P ' 1 - 3 72 1X1 - 76-10 Hiawatha Ave at 17 97 y r Jim Hunt Realty Saxon Realtor 122 9784 rent %%.In option to - - Oyllner will sell or Our Client hAS lie-llel`31 Concretp buy 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage. 31 - years old, 173,40 373 749j block homes in nice section of Sanford d more dY JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 327 C&AR 322 3"I , 322-6457 Reg Aftef 5 322 7111-173 7642 Eyes flS? Located Ili mile's east of I in 46, Sanford at Stan's AuctIon. 372 9719 - POOL)BR 2 t.th large Florida central ea air, at air. carWing, above gr ou nd pool, fenced back bard By owner 371 0577 after 6 LAKE FRONT- 3'7Acre's. I Acre in citrus grove 300 of lake front, * * large 7 BR home, 2 car garage, Pump & sprinkler System. Only 3 Bedroom.? bath. HA. wall to wall m ca r pet , pa ved ,stret PU WI TT REALTY y Beautiful spring fed lake stays full even during drought. 529,900 total price. House needs painting and tidyi ng up. JOHNNY WALKER P 0 This executive) bedroom. 2 bath home is In one of Sanford's best ESTATE INC. REAL After 5,3727111-)7)7142 Kish Real I I • 2 BEDROOM.2 bath, Mayfair. 179300 Ci VG' MOBILE HOME $55 K _j family room, Sanford, enva •• itill" araens Luxury p Apadments .0 room on large lot, low down payment. Call 322045 after 6:30 pm - ______ / / CARRIAGE 1 J covE WHY PAY SECURITY DEPOSIT? -- %ISM R E BAY E £1_ - e droom Reuroom - - Furnished _____ Hwy. 17 92, A a i iS. Unfurnishd or 3231670 Sanford -,-' Moving? Why Not Live -. -. - , , bilack and while and read ~ I - - -- - - - . I - . fWm L bedroom built on Located on 11 ) lots in city Partially ful custom ineeior. Call ti - - Htirris, at 11-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II - . --- C a e choose a n ew home from the page of our classified ads Paiu streets ..wers .; . . WE FINANCE - 0 TAPE .# I Addifi*ns Remodeling Call for Appt- 322-3103 1 I 91 Mill I I-, • a Is AMERICANPIMENTO.SWISS l2oz. Mdb .............••,.••.........•••••... PKG. v ' I uarters -- • 1LBE 574 SIZ .......... - --- - - - --.~.~ I . -- I -- - _: --;. --- - ---I -------- .I - - 4. It 0 0 . ~" W V. _!_11__ - 7 - - -- -- - . Tissue...................127f Facial . -. -. - - .- LADY SCOTT .. _14L_ I I- ~ i LY . 47 SOFTWEVE COLORS . 1 2 ROLL ISSUO Ba th room Crackers ............................ . ,. ' . , 58 100. I I' -,---- _ (-: -- - - Rich ee ff - -- -- 4CrNRS Silt - , • S 9oz, Green Beans ......................... PKG 384 - - - -...,' .i. j Hiblets N t't . . - SIZE B 1 V ' i '141 BrownServe Rolls - . - - - ~vilrn%% itit f- most reasonabir (ales in the area F ree f,.Slimalrs Southern Lawn Service 3779592 a new car, Ste today's Classified ads lot best buy% toso $landur 377 WILLS (JlfllLI-t) SPRINKLER All types and sites ........ 4 Free estimate 371 1 ............... i- .. SIZE $1 - .. -- ! 5 - . ' '- - - . - - r . . S / •• ,.'_. r-- •••"•' .. - . : -. :--.-- '- = -_ - -- . ' ' --- -.- ' - - P -1 ----.-.--- '. - -.------.- • • ' .• . -- . "z SIZE- See E. LETTUCE 0 - - - .......... -----. --~-,~----!-I"jL:i~.~.F--=*-~--m - -. -7 .-EA 28 1-01c-10 4 8'V 2915-6 SANKA CLOROX '3 Onions - z. Citrus U 68t ,EA.- .... .. .......... .. . - ~- .21911LINCHEs3ft JUNE 17 8t GAL. Punch ........ U.S.NO 1 U COFFEE 11a, Georgia Peaches 3 MINUTE YELLOW 0 OR .38t LEI WHITE I St 2LB. Popcorn . - $2 08 cNW10101 . . • .. .' ' • • -. -' ------.------ -_- - . ---------.-------- ,-: -- -- . _.:--__ •% ... - - -- . • • . - '5 "= - 74 - - 5 -', 5' --.----- . - . , . .. . - c. / - J / '- - - .- --' .- - --- - •- • / ' . I -- -• -. - - --- -. - -- '-, - ..i a i.-- .• • • ' . -. - I - • • • . . • . . - - - - L ~144k- -.-- - *-g-~ ~- - 831-9993 . - I. : ,,'":.--'' 4 SUNNY DELIGHT - -- - --- - - -. ~ i ". Honey Dews. -------- , 1 707W 2nd St LY - IX% ViA i GREEN Macaron i ..................... ..... ' --71-1-A-fr! i - - - ii--~k*~---r~ F-~~!=- --o -- - -.-- z-~--#.. I • -. A- - y- - : '11 To List Nour Business...Dial 322-2611 or I ,I ~ - 5 - , - ., ,.- ,~ ~ - -.- mom by Willie •' 1 - - GAL.78t - - !!x-4----r TA ,- - ~.i;1'. ;k--* --'-~y iyA~- V r'RESH li f 3n 36U '.i's /t !;. E2MI. -..I, - l2ct - Carpentry, Remodeling, tildollions, (410forn, Work Llrlirtilp~ ', vi 1 ftz- $138 .. 1. . SIZE . S • • • • 100z. $178 MUELLERS ELBow . , Hill's Lawn Service 1 4r:t,, is .......... Barbeque Sauce D rilli ng __u • CATTLEMANS MILDREG -SMOKED ing fl-)or, delivirty. ;n%lA11A1-'r Wally Wall of Orlando 2" A" N .- ~ # 1 '. . .ig I -' i,,,c - '- WESTERN Iced Tea Mix UtI BiiIings N 984 .. r NESTEA ~;) 6" -,- flpoc'nf~pii ROOF lit4c, -Tpe~ -z -, i I ,1*- Q / - NESCAFE coti of watering Ii'pttt roof repdlrs, flat roots -' n thgl i- intl t(Y.flkler All won Quarantei , '" , .., . 5 Instant Coffee ' ,1 7lA:~Jr~f ',~-t - -; 11 SIZE . ALACLFAN!!wAit (),%( 'riq (1,10 I)OP 'Niork, 574 BTL S7 - MAXWELL HOUSE • , wlyt--4'ItR V ,.-".W--, 1 " . -,: I 7i 484 Anel Food Bar I ' a: - Dressing so Z. SHURFRESH C S Portraits, Aerial, Advertising Dressing soz.. ......... BTL ,; - SHURFRESH i Instant Coffee Call - PKGS i ii.., -;,- I ,[-" ~.. ..., -.,~ U. 4 - . . ..........BTL- 584 2-- i A 'AP !'I-lOTOCW;Ih' ' s (and Us (omnlrr '.r 78t a e0z. 8oz. nquet - - -, 0 . I OC SIZE ~--: - Dressing - S S r' r ................................. a "Ill Land Mallotenence concrete Apple 01 REST PKG. 384 CHIXBEEFTIJRKEY Dr R ......................... -. - KR FT GOLDEN CAESAR 384 MRS. SMITH ________________________ Ilirninate f il e your law,, PKG. ........ . - 100z ........ Leaf Spinach Pie t k.à'Li Q7 1)I I. y no _____________ I9flTocoad&oedconmt'ojs,30, Paris, or whole cair. - 68C 1. LAND CLEARING dependerits.ervice Crintracto' Homes -- Additions, 9597. 373 3305727o.'$lb14llcves. -- i 87c • . . . • . . . -' - CO . - l iI. PeoisterelwithlhestateasClassA 371 APPLIANCES Aidaiwood - sanfotj, F4. - , ,-,* ouc - •''' All kind% of digging House trail INUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT. -I ;,r flrdr&G , , AND REPAIRS 377 1338 1110111111 _____________________ miles, fully CquiPpled, $3.500 M 3111 , - finishing, if" estimates. c sHk.ytoRfdgiwcArms . I rIrr r(J 372 04 1, 7 itIc'r S BuUng roofing and -IV&? Mercury Monterey. Inspection Coni*$,itdou'il ICC why W$UCOIWII1flC1 a y Bologna -- LIQUID Pest Control ______________ Backho Service CRPA 321 W07 ?&OuS ALL WITH Ell I]Lo.L:.= 11 ..- . iJ -1 I j'N. 77c. . . . . . . . . . . • . - -'T. -' . . Q - ooS CAN • i If your roof NAT IONAL AU70 S ALES FRENCH. SANFORD - 9XI1119"Chapam iiiillitent, Iqu of Sl4w. . --- --- - i 97c ......••••.....•. LB e Wieners IIC • ..-. . 10v OFF LABEL rr,,% tr, It , ling, Ditch vinrk r Ili (jot I, tor %oil in s94) P.1041r,o * * * iiii9e, ptlititak bal. of conventional Mortes"s B Ask for Glen flt'mnicr s Beauty ~,,fnn 761 41l ~.10ord A~r 177 1716 * Ilt * - 5 Pct. 11111111OW" I rSTURSON SPECIAL Permanent Wave, 510 ------------- NORED - rinel Sell 177 1624 NOINTEREST ~- ) ~Ar"I~,s1 longer needed but useful items Call the Bi rd - ' ' .. - ........ -- -- ' I1 Yru have frim th'ir. rt-~j lots & aci'rage cledrcli We Nook) I-IS ',r IL. s *Si d ewalk . ; • - Point 9 Body Work have top soil till dirt clay and VieflavaUable Please call night Sprinqishercandilsa000dlimeto - . Ir NABISCO CHEESE NIPS S V,irk ur 11. (lelk,ef I I .__ 9 Close to everything yet away from it sill . 't . 384 • ). with a Classified Ad Up Abandoned Cars Must See to appreciale NOW LEASING ' FROM 6125 . GREEN GIANT .- ar( (formerly Harriett's Heauly 519 F.. Pine In $717 OVFR.6ONICECLEAPICARS "i. - ;-~ I4oz. WI:. -P.-A( - ?.- r CLOW-.. Bonded /'ll Beauty -___ S l Pick III - "'ll . -ot-..z i-T ,-,, wili, - I - , I .--~ I . . -1P 'Large wooded lots 'Street lights i llit- - I HOMES OF DISTINCTION SEARS in Sanford 127 - A.1.AfiL-.!AjIft I: L Air Cond-lioning ~ w,,nt ád no69i .01 LB. $1.47 If 4 1 Investigators ifS like Pennies from heaven when you si-Il t)c ii I H (d * tt. ~ -1 " -;. . - -- I 1171 - -- ____________ I It Central He,lif -ASY TERM% r _- rI 24ct ................................ £ • ________ j,itji.'j'liIs - A small Classified Ad brings big SLIM APE BUDGETS returns Tryone and see Call 372 BOLSTE°ED WITH VAL ')ES ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 17 97 I . - BUSINESS DIRECTORY Air Conditioning 79-Trucks-Trailers 1969 -- FRESH - ... . olden ..... : I I ----- BLAIR AGENCY 323 )$46 57.995 3274749 I Bedroom trailer 111'03' .vilh liwng - -- I . -' KRAFT CASINO NATURAL -_ . . BagS - $12 9S SHOP. Motorcycle Insurance -- - -- - -- VItenchp '•" longs" 1111111111111111IMP7 all over. I ' Mozzarella -' ' JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Like New. Call After 6,322 7S4 Assume payments central air and to float Imperial Comanche heat U 2 bedrooms 373 10S2 fiberglass 120 HP inboard r C 4!--. -- •':' GREEN GIANT KITCHEN SLICED SS--BWtS & Accessories - - - ---- outboard motor seats 6 fully - .. Reconditioned Batteries. elichancIp PFEL'S BODY 20 West p.., . " I --- ------- --- n 20 H art well s Finest n Sanford' ' , I, - C arport Sale: - LYKE'S ii • . MRS. FILBERT - .: ...... it 9 it e e s.. 9. Chuck Steak I . I . . oit" Garage-9oIPmS:tuay 6655 - ' " DOCE 5- - ,- .--- Round Steak le -- . .. - - _______ 72 B rr 2' DA NCE 08 Pickup and camper. Sleeps I too, e.slnk,etc. Sale or trade. 372. 54-Gara________________ Sales TAFFER REALTY "" I Established -------- -June lliifh 21199 Park Ave. Phone -- - - - Z. Singles U -- UCA%JV WP'Tr&a •ai LAZY AGED BEEF - . . LB 67c - - -- - - - - - --'. HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF I - - - carpets. stove .1. For used furniture. appliances, COLOR 7V,%I4"MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN P'.00emn and Sharp 3 bedr oo m split baths, fenced y&rd. plan. 1 and garage, refrigerator 5)607th Mot 831 8777 CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR I : - . F'ii-__. - - a4ga=-- 11`141------ - STAR KIST -. (At the Sanford Auction) * Rent Purchase Plan * 3L BAG LB.$1.17 et - 0 CASH 322-4132 HER B'F TV (Now) I Ck home. all extras. I pct. I I HEINZ - "1 7&--Wtorcycles New Pay Ist Month's Rent an ve n. 1 1 '5 B --- --- - -- - L- - - - - 5. Tea 0 ; ; 97c . . . . . . . . 4 i I- i - 75-Recreational Vehicles S3--TV.Radio. Stereo --- 97c p , • • • • . • • • . • • • • .LB. ' N l~-V ~~-~-- . : - • """d _____________________________________________________________ "'J I 4 - -- E1.ThI1 __ ____-_ KENMOREWASHERpirts, IN ALL PRICE RANGES . - i,qi - 1 0 ___ i AW LB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LB. • Breaded Vea I Cut lets -- . . . . . . . • • , • a • • • • , • - : R t..h..A,AA,i I[--$]-: 4 1 h I IkLL A Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford A ve _____ Choice Listinqs . - .. H III ems I APPLIANCES in ePork Roast III 0 = --1'XWW-- !A-7 --,-P r -ITITT-R557-', oast. 0. . . I '/ FRESH WESTERN CORN FED - a DAVES'3fl9370 -____________ MOONEY . ea II -.w.- TETLEY SeeAf 3236061 373 0517E -________________ HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF • •LB, Liver -' We Buy Furniture SANFORD SEWING CENTER 3Ol East lstSt DOWntown )229h11 E It sIc9 1146 - - - PURE CENT 4r's4r -viQuiNgwof ' - - , -1 _ I'I•liH I W an ted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity I-lOLL'S U SO Golden Touch 'n Sew, SIPS. P03 W Ist St S I . goe "V I 'Aila I Pi ece cash price of U-i or I pa ym en ts of The 're H t" PER Pork Saii • _T.' ' - ~ HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF - - SANFORDAUCTION,373 7)10 1974 5;flg Zig Zag with cabinet. - - U - - Get Em While * 322-2090 Orlando 05) M2299. 1111111 Any Item of Value ASSUME PAYMENTS 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD • ' ANTIQUES -• - 6U1126,WinterPark . .. payment, mOnitily payments less than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you guai;ty 4) $1 FROM State Itd• 4fl miles east of 17.92. I * -- - 100 Beef ?ec Toppricespald. used, any condition 373 9461- I Netil, houlm in a rural area NO down 1 w a ._.. --- , - -;~:.. 7: -Z-- .-.-,.:_, z ...-Z---. .i , ~---- .--- - .7- --- - n .. '.1 1- - --- - XULP DECORATORS 109W )tSt.3fl2)35 We Furniture - ''' KRAFT CRIENTAL k-UdS WANTED Air C ondittoner, 21,000 BTU * * - I T. -1 -( Boneless All Wat Stew CASH 3231)21 By Owner Lovely 3 beiroonfl, I year acre. Idyllwillde Section BEDROOMSUITES BEDROOM --:z -~! Piano. $250 - C th i. 723 1202 by Owner- Idyllwilde 11 - u,I,1I : Direct From boxcar" ' --- 7 ~- • • ___________________________ 621 2i62or7 7169 REALTOR 372-7498 - -r -- - 5 -HOusehOld Goods ' YOUNG TEN•DER - ' Maronda Homes - . , LEAN'N' TENDER JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED Counter fops, Sinks. installation a v ailable Bud Cabell. fl )57 anytime. ---- -- $78900 THRU FRESH HOME MADE iT i 1 r i,v,i [.1' it I sIlc:Ing wall overlooking rear grounds, INCOME TAX CREDIT APPLIES 11 won*t last long at CaliBart Real Estate - - 11 JUNE roundu Cruger , 37? 0144 $40. I binoculars, 520. Electric Vegomatic 525 323 7756 Call after - - • G ~ . $IS or bell rein . - S Well trained Pony, Avon Collection- Stan's Flea Market, Sat. & Sun Emmitts. home with towering cathedral ceiling in the living room dining V , - .--------.---- Buy ' -11 • - FRESH Health ! C V 67A-Feed A Bit Of Magic IBEDROOM. 2 bath, family roo m, pool, all the extras Lat Rent Best lot s ?on now a%allabk Sanford's newest and linest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come out and iflSpCCt the Model Hom es on display _I • 3 BEDROOM. l' baths. fam i ly room $18900 - -a: ._ Estate 3" !, -I- -.i '-.-- t 0 : -. - 1 ~ i 66-Horses 2201 S. French Ave .321 0041 Qv id -Ap. - 7 -- PH 322 8601 365-5611 • This is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thanks to you our cus omers 1~ DAYS A WEEK - That Smoking Is Dangerous For CALL 8317370 CALL All Breed Dog Training Academy Don't forget our IriSh Girl at Shirley's Treasure's at Stan' Flea Market, Sat. I Sun. : --.-I . - . 0 other bargains. 1309 N. Fowier Free kittens to good home I wks Dr.. Deltona. Call 666.5214. old, litter trained & weaned. 373 Anytime REALTOR , .1~., I - :1 1 :I ~ ' A Warning: Bob Dance Dodge Has Determined Protection BE DR OOM SPLIT PLAN Clothing shoes tools furniture you Fireplace, older home with nearly name It, we have it. InsidC main new addition. Quiet neighborhood, barn at Stan's Auclion and Flea close to schools and churches Market. Call about free booth 372 9719, Hwy 16W. Sanford , 322-2420 Sa nford Seminole iC's Annual Flea Market, Saturday, June 11, Your MLS Agency Peg Real Estate Brok er 321 0640, 372 274, 3737$9S GENERAL CONTRACTOR - M EAT ____________________________________________________ _______ ______ - - I Vr. 372 3912, female. about • _____________________________ B er nard • - PEOPLE! , a 0 expires J u l y Hwy 17 928. AIrport Blvd I a.m. to I p m., Golf Housebreaking, Obedience. large s.tes; flower containers, dishes, linens, 75;c set of China, "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" PRICE REDUCED! 3 years old Lake Harney home. 50 teet lakefront. Furnish ed NOW 535.900 Hurryt * * * lake Frónt* and , June lAlh- St Free to good home See Dave's Furniture at Stan's Flea Market. Sat & Sun Ste n stro m • Re aI4 • offer OF SANFORD . O ld, noPaPers$.J.4. In 673$ Sun.. Stan's Flea Market. $ 2200 PRICED REDUCED B. lia?ls,,liungrm.fa'niiv - I . Others slightly ECONOMY TOYOTA - . rs Male Pekin ese.5_V - Visit the Dutch Lamp Shop Sat. & Acre Realty REALTOR, 323 7750 305 134 5139. 162 6051 Thi s &5-Pets-Supp lies Loch Arbor, lakefront,] BR.2bi.ths. den, heat air, garage 549,950 Pell Estate Broker •S•1• & permanent booths Lar* Bradford , 1 --- TH E U S D A FOOD STAMP COUPONS - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet ShilimpocierforonlySI 50pefdaY CARROLL'S FURNITURE Large Flea Market Tables NEW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES financed by Farmers Home Ad ministration to quallied buyers with no down payment Why rent when you can buy for less? with terms to be arranged by owner. .v - 1 WEDNESDAY MORNING, ThssspecialofferonalI4 cylinderToyotas, 1200 Series Datsuns, - Will, WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT 1 Celery ' S a n ford ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. -- Tired of High Rent?. YOU PICK FIRST Each $14.500 1 - TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17.19715 1967 an o er oi swagens 1 . --,_,t PRICES EFFECTIVE: 5 WILSON MAIER URNITURE . 64-Equipment for Rent BUY- SELL- TRADE 31111311SE FirstSt In .%I! - 372 7111 AFTER I-IRS. Park Or PEAL1OR 123 9110 Larry 1....... '-' Brick , only ' * *Po-Boy Specials* * IV;~71% fl ,so "certiq ea GardenLand. IADO W ' r I : with fbn,Ily room I ( ' DISCOUNT PRICES -t:g.- - Pro Real Estate Broker 1 - \• •.- - CONDENSER .. Wednesday, Juno ii, 17!-1 C •• I I -- sect control, Gardent-al4d, 1400 W tables Stan's Auction. Hwy 46 W I# 'i I g~ - 1.1 , ge i Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best & Li-tmeMOWorTlLLyovrlotandOr Service The Best Western Auto garden spot 'loyd Freer. 301W 1st St 327 51 91 ________________________________ Flea Market Sat & Sun Free Special shnjb and garden sprayers Idyliwilde Transferr ed mu.,t sell pool planned I bedr oo m 7 bath ). , 001 U Cha n - Evening Herald, Sanford, F I ro( ~ I 1 - " MOM (arreled vil-th central control, trailer hitch, alr sh3cks, _ I ______ I ( VACATION SPECIAL ' imercIaI 11 __. ByownecIIkenew21ed(OO1S 931 6247 Owner 3 BR. I bath home on los Bvautiful S acres, paved road, trees.top. Fla. room. detached garage. 2 S acre tracts. very Citrus 12 clear flowing stream, horses 519000 3726399 or Payment. mobile hocr., onOvCdone city block -deep - 0--Office frees. clarden. well & pump, largtl Terry Really. REALTOR, 628 373 9540 -- - --utility shed. AdjAcml 13 livucided 0711 1 S acre tract county maintained city park 57S000Or cash ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, I'a bait' Used office furniture assume m?g at $135 per mo and ) split plan, central heat & air, wail Merchandise 6390 after ? - Wood or steel desks ( execu ti ve desk to wail carpet Assumable mor tgage $26,900 Properties rs, 50-M Spark nci )bt,1ror'ba'h Homes, Lots cabinets, as is Cash and Carry --Shaded homesite overlooking lake lakefront hornr cn'rai hct ,sflu S4.500 a i r. Irf'l's and other extras, ' Sectional. Arm chair. Recine. C,tsseiberry. 17 97.1)0 4706 CHOICE LAKEFRONT, custom Double bed. II rise bed. Acreage . bu i l t i Bedroom. 7 story on finest couches, Ancj'ion, Easels, Pain ASSOC fishing and swimming lake, $and lings. 323 9496, 62-Lawn-Garden Sacrifice beach. boat house & dock, one acre _________________________ ---------(,rrrvri' tc tort's. i.huriMiS. W. Garnett White free S115. MAITL AND FLEA MART r' ,iICI hqtiws Trim bedroom. Specreacide granules for lawn in Vacation at Home A ,, 322 OS44 1966R Q--Lots-Acreage i ii Lincoln accessories S21195. Private owner - - I 1967 Cadallic Sedan DeViIIe Fip '- sttereo. r cruise ppwer, air, A ' - -- I ; 3739136 I 1077 between ii pm 30' Houseboat, 173, Aluminum, must ii.00. SlIP No. 95 Sanford Peat works. (flOrlandoO,ive antord J73 57 -- 6AS Ch For Your Junk Cars owner, 11700 --, - - -- 1 los for Sale Cadfflac'66- excellent condition, 0r 0 wagon, air conditioning, radio. P. m. waterfront home. beautiful kit then, tormai dining. Florioa room _mtq_ overlooking lake, central heat. mlly room & fami s .1 1 BPS• 7 u bath and air fnc'c1 vart $)99 den. r4entv storage. large lot 377 4047 bedrooms, 2 bath, POOl, BE A iT IF UI LV LAND SCAPED' See to appreciate t9flT0Yots _• -__ =iII 00-Autos for 73 Critthfleld CruseriTEa Cosiness Home, zoned commercial, MOBILE HOME MOVING. . deal for family A lane highway. Great terms P lete set pIveyø.jnoney QPQ & fishing it $14,950 Acre L;cenw:j Orlando 273 S470 323 7750 . ----- Come see the latest in luxury familyMefCory p Ilk t 25 living, the all new 24*x&41 Glen 3 bedroom, 112 bath on corner 101, Johnstrin 3 HP- Runs Perfect- LAKE MINNIE 4flrdroornst ery - 55-Boats 8. Accessories 42-?MIe homes - 414o 41-Houses - _______ 'Th --i-- - . • - r . - . - . .. • -' , * --i- - - . - - �Evening Herald, 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, June 11. IflS KEY PU HICKORY SWEET SLICED By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Efto, SUNDAY SVI'PEII Fruit Salad (lieese Crock Crackers Beverage CHEESE CROCK 8-ow-e package cream cheese BACON :15 WITH IHI PUICHATI Of ti PEG. HICEOIT S W111 luCID SACON AND A TOTAL PUICHASI o. $7 $O OS MOSS IZCLUDINO IGAIItTIS LIMIT OHS P15*15 _!-~j / 'H I tj CflUrC)P4 GOOD INNU PRICES Quantity Rights GOOD THEIR. JUNE 12 THRU WED. JUNE 18 KEY MAYONNAISE UYS Limit 1 with $7.50 or monq purchase excl. cigs. 1.LB CAN Medium green pepper. Detergent. . . . . . . • I ktaiI THRIFTY 6-o z. 88 . . . . . . . . CANS &AJD MlItD Vegetables . . • 1O CANS CIACL4 0000 Saltines . . . . . . 2 : $100 WITH xx 1• LB. 'fly to j#y q I' ~*"`Rvr 2 88 WHEN YOU PURCHASE 5-LB. OR 10-LB. PKG. t LB. - CUP milk 1-3rd cup &gar 1 tableWpam flour Pinch of salt Iomce can mhed pineapple neapp&e in uns*ettened ptfleaç9L jtnCt. 29..z. CANS THRIFTY 32-9z. CANS THRIFTY MAID PINIRIUZI USDA INSP. GL'A' FRESH FLOIIDA ALL WHITI 4-z. CANS THEFTY 2 99 MUSHROOMS 6½-az. CANS BLUE RAY UGHT 15-si. CANS THRIFTY MAID 15½"i. CANS THRIFTY MAID MEAT BALLS A 53 479 COOKED HAM ORANGE JUICE 14½-az. CANS THRIFTY MAID 16-.i. CANS THRIFTY MAID SLICED, WHOLE, 01 : 65c 1 1. CHIFFON MARINE IN. CUT BEETS 12-ox. PKG. 75c LB- • 1 SUPIIBRAND FRUIT FLAVORED I __._,. .-IL- -. .1 I 32-ox. CTNS. CURED HICKORY - HAM ttttZ1 (WATER ADDED) SHANK PORTION T LB 88 c QUARTER SLICED LB. s to $119 TYSON CHICKEN, SALISBURY OR TVRKEY TURKEY D I N N ER $ 2 $1 2 PORK & BEANS W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BLACKEYE PEAS 16-oz. CANS THRIFTY MAID CUT BEANS KIAFT SAN SQ MACACOSI SAUCE IONCO 1 • • • • • • • • • • • . $ 1 00 2 THIN SpagTetti.............. 1D Dinner . • • • • . . . . 4 53c Liquid Detergent. ••••0 Bit Mir1ii;rn NrrwIIic . r 9' Frikrr $129 Frankfurters on Bum Crisp Chuck Roast $269 .. RHUBARB CRISP 5 cups cut fresh rhubarb 1 cup raisins icup sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1$ teaspoon salt Topping, see below Turn rhubarb into a buttered . . . . . . LB 69c 1° GAttO'419 919 swift PSEMIUM TRU lENDER 2 HEADS 09 HARVEST FRESH . . . • • • 5 BAG NO HEAD OVEN 35, C risp Lettuce LB oP ••••.•9 Id otatoes a 0 Fresh Mushrooms HOT OR MILD 99 C 99c ...... JENO S SNACK TIM PIZZA 7t 4 ot SIZII 01 12 PACE I LB Sausage ....... ...ROLL Ch eese Sot PIG . .. . . 79c p24 SIZE .....•• . . . . • 49c • • is 1 PEG $129 Steaks. . . . . . . Cheese Food . P RAPT MEDIUM OR MILL) ç' s° 39 PEG s I i PEG / 99c - 99 c *NT BIOCCOtI N BUTTES SAUCE CIEA.M :TYjj COIN 0* GREEN Nib e ts l BRAND USDA CHOICE BLIP fA.MILY PACt; Cubed 25 ION TASrY Ball Park Franks 59c u s SUrEIBRAND SINGLY WRAPPED SLICES A.MIIICAN FRESH FROZEN W 0 IRANO LB cf+nr . . . . . . . . Florida Oranges PKGS. Sliced Bologna W Chuck Steak...........e Frying Chickens USDA GRADE . FAISm HYGIA DE W 0 BRAND U DA CHOICE BEST A Por auliflower COPILAND W D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEP SwtfTsfAj7 - COPELAN Delmonico Steaks P0I • 370i HANDI PAX W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEP BONELESS SWEITPIEAIT PINE 6 t, BEEP Ground Round . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CIRCUS OF VALUES 1 $..z. CANS THRIFTY MAID GREAT NORTHERN BEANS C 12-PACK 16-si. CANS THRIFTY MAID 'WHOLE OR SLICED - KEY- BUY TWIN POPS s teaspoon pepper In a 12-Inch skillet over flitIlium-low heat, heat oil; add garlic, onion and green pepper and cook, uncover ed and stirring several times, un til onion lightly browns about 15 mmn. Add remaining inutes. gredients and cook gently, tincovered and stirring occasionally, until eggplant is tender but holds its shape and there Is only a small amount of liquid about 30 minutes. Serve at room temperature. Makes 6 to 8 c rvthgs SATURDAY SUPPER SNOW BALI 16-.z.. CANS THRIFTY MAID lteas ' - 11.oz. PKGS. ' VEGETABLES thinly sliced 1thb1spoon minced parSl:. poonsal.t Bun PORTION SUPERBRAND 16-at. CANS THRIFTY MAID MIXED 2 large cloves garlic, minced 2 medium onions, cut in thin strips 2 medium green peppers, cut in t hi n strips 1-pound eggplant, unpeeled and cut in -inch wide strips 3 medium tomatoes, coarsely chopped MARINE SAUERKRAUT CUT ASPARAGUS HOOD A last year's recipe "e '%e been asked to repeat. cup olive oil 2 zucchini, unpeeled and STICK SPAGHETTI /t-1r./ / ' 1Food gof S!atnp( lJllhe, , W.D BRAND SLICED . 1 LB SMOKED ISACLE WHIP 16-42. CANS THRIFTY MAID • MILD Ii 10 EARS 79 3,.$ TOMATO SAUCE OUTDOOR BUFFET Steak Sandwiches Ratatot&le Fresh Fruit Cookies ROUND KEY BUYS: YELLOW CORN CAN APPLE JUICE CHUNK TUNA I PKG. CANNED HAM LB. MAID STEMS A PIECES 28 juice until sugar dissolves. In a 1-cup measure sprinkle gelatin .,er co(i ater let stand t - about 5 minutes; add very hot water; stir until gelatin dissolves; add to strawberry mixture and stir well; chill, stirring a few times, until mixture begins to jell. In a medium mixing bowl beat egg whites until they hold soft peaks; add strawberry-gelatin mixture and beat gently to combine. Turn into dessert dishes and chill tin til firm; cover and keep chilled until serving time. Pass Vanilla Custard Sauce. Makes 6 ser '.ings. L..1 LB. fty U. S. FANCY FLORIDA 16-az. CANS THRIFTY ..tAID FRENCH STYLI GREEN BEANS ____ r" Gravy & Sliced Beef) HORMEL VIENNA SAUSAGE CANS THRIFTY MAID Ji OM - S-az. CANS THRIFTY MAID MAID $ k it MEAT DINNERS oy ##y KEY BUYS. TOMATO JUICE 8& e ud In a medium mzing bil FARMLAND (Except t*TYp 69 CANS Sjoy I ROUND ROAST W 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF BOTTOM BONELESS I.B. 29-ox. BOTTOM s488 I t•"Ipt,V_ - USDA INSP. W-D BRAND PURE '"Ivy 4Orr4, smal mixing bl and stir ta ° d lemon W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF CUBED STEAKS By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor SUMMER SUPPER Cold Fried Chicken Potato Salad Basillornato.es Strawberry Snow STRAWBERRY SNOW Serve to calori.atchers without the sauce. 1 pint strawberries C up sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 envelope unflavored gelatin 3 tablespoons cold water ' cup very hot water 2 wh Vanilla Custard Sauce siade from scratch or a pudding mix BUYS r'_KEY W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF TENDER GROUND BEEF 15., CANS THRIFTY MAiD lind IHI PUICHASI OP SIX S..i CANS ASTON ONANOI JUICI AND A TOTAL PUICHASI Of $7.10 OP MOPS PUICHASI SECLUDING CIGAIIITIS LIMIT OP41 6,1 PLIASI IRISH POTATOES PINEAPPLE PUDDING Latest version of a delectable economical dert. 2 eggs separated I- —:1 fl I 'jaye, PEACHES try KEY_BUY 46-ox. EXTRA LGE. EGGS '- BAKING HENS THRIFTY MAID BARTLETT PEARS 3 WITU T41C COUPON GOOD FOR 50c q- GOLDEN CORN 6-o . CANS CA, PRICES GOOD THUR. JUNE 12 THRU WED. JUNE 18 79 CANS USDA GRADE 'A' QUICK FROZEN our THRIFTY MAID I JUICE ' £SJJ 88 _________________________________________________ tidi skillet melt the butler; brown thghs in it; remove. Ic FAMILY DINNER Fish-Steaks Potatoes Müfled Peas Tomato Salad Rolls CANS 4 I 88C _KEYIBUYS ckipçvs in skillet add onion. green pepper, garlic, curry and th)me; stir over low beat to get up brown particles: add tccnatoes and currants. Return etucken to skiM. CO%fY a nd ceok until tender - about 30 minutes. Serve over rice and top with Iservings - 11 : thighs per por- JAR THRIFTY MAID 18 DOZ. (love garlic, minced I teaspoon curry powder : teon dried thyme 16-ounce can stewed tomatoes 3 tablespoons tied cisrants In a paper bug shake together the flow. salt and pepper; add chicken and shake weil.Ina 10 ORANGE 6 - t C nitirn OCMA D CUNIUfV Frtit Sherbet ttoüer4r)ers 2 to 3 tablespoons butter ___ or marine Medium orion. chopped ASTOR (• 16-ox. APPLE SAUCE — Limit 4 with $7.50 or more purchase excl. cigs. 32-ox. fty FAMILY DINNER Country Captain Style Chicken fls Rice SnapBean popular recipe. icup flaw 1 teaspoon salt iteaspoon pepper 6 ch*cken LI*ghs. from 40MATOES *17 47 C: COUNTRY CAPTAIN STYLE CHICKEN THIGHS Our Latest versi on of our rnt I WITH IHI PUICHASI OF Its PEG. lAND 0 SUNSHINI SUITIN AT *00551% ON THIS PAQI AND A TOTAL PUCP$ASI Of $'SO OP MOPI IXCLIJDIP4O ('GAISTI'S LIMIT OI PLIASI 4 AttOW constantly, until thickened. Remove skin and any large bones from salmon: break up: add to saucepan; reheat.Makes 4 servings- OY - COUPON GOOD THOU JUNI 1$ — iA z WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR IVY teaspoon dry mustard into Orion mixture. Cook over moderately low heat, seining N lily 00 ASTOR COFFEE margarine cup finely diced orir. 2 tablespoons flow nwiwe: add enough milk to make 3 cups; )stir I ALL GRINDS 4 tablespoons butter or Drain lid from salmon into a 0II!t TCI(S 4'l ' L•i Creamy Salmon Soup Raked Beans Salad Bran Muffins Beverage CREAMY SALMON SOUP SmaU amount of ILth goes a Ion way. Salt and pepper to taste In a medium saucepan melt the butter, add anion and cook gently, stirring often, until wilted. stir in flaw. mustard and paprika; remove from heal THRIFTY MAID COPYR I GH T - 1915 !IL 751 Reserved WNN MEATIESS SUPPER __ _ .- — — BUTTER 'I )) 11. cheese mixture. Serve from crock with a 5ireader and crackers. Milk • 195 : j KEY:0q n JUNI Ii LAND 0' SUNSHINE - COPYRIGHT WITH IHI PUICHAII OP S411. SAG INSUlT MAID SUGAR AND A TOTAL PUICHASI Of $7.O ON MOlI IXCIUDIHO CIGAIITTIS LIMIT OHS P15*15 _:EY OU BEEF Pio" walnuts teaspoon paprika 714-ounce can I - WINN Dixif STORES , INC W11 THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50c .....I ' Quantity Rights Reserved I SUGAR I cup minced parsk ctp finely chopped toasted together: add may omaise and Worctershjrr and beat to btend. Pack into a 2,<W crock or souffle dish- Cover and chill Jtt before serving. m together the parsley and walnuts; press over top of ' .' - fl1 5 MAID WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50c pound blue cheese cup mayonnaise I teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Let t1 cream che',ese and blue cheese stand at room Lem peralure until softened; wi th a spoon thoroughly beat I ;:: THRIFTY 1975-3C IS FUN C COUPON 0000 INIU )UNI IS fl1 f Ii, OOKING KEY PRY COUPON GOOD IHIU JUNI is 4 Wednesday, June Sanford, Fl n. . . . Co r . • . • • lOot PEG A 0c 7 EDWARDS Lemon Meringue Pie . • . . '' 9" STOUPFESLLOW spic d Cup Cakes . . • • • • 1 0 as PKG 89C 7*51'? Shrimp 'N Batter I I I I I I 9 3-inch square cake dish-, iprinkle with raisins. Mix sug. ir, cinnamon and salt; sprinkle cr raisins. Bake in a peeheated 35-degree oven 15 mmutes. Sprinkle wi th Topping. Continue haking until topping IS utes longer. Serve with vanilla ice cream. Makes 6 large Topping: Stir together 1 cup isncake mix and 1-3rd CUP Iiriul packed light or dark brown' sugar; cut in cup butttr or margarine until particles re a fine, F'AMIIX DINNER Fillets Potatoes Creamed Celery Salad Chocolate Cake - cH(x'OLVIE CAKE If y have unweetenetl 'ocoa -- bought for a cake c i "$cie r ec ipe on your kitchen . I...I,•. ....,h... ,,.-,...i �4C—Evening H. tSanford, Fl. Wednesday, June11, 191S Fiber-Rich Foods Sought I I -- - — 1 -. . . .. . , _— .- - Natural meat tenderizer turns economical rieat cut irlto sandwich treat. This Picn c 1 d;ea i - whole wheat flour, bran cereal and sesame seeds. When we sandwiched these buns with l'ainburgers and served them as Supper fare with a tossed salad, our tasters found them so filling that they were satisfied with a light fruit dessert BIG BURGER BUNS 2 cups iaboufl white flour l cups whole wheat flour cup whole bran cereal 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon salt 2 packagec acti v e dry )east 1 cup water 1 i cup milk 2 tablespoons molasses 3 tablespoons butter or margarine I egg white slightly beaten ;.:... water Sesame seed Stir together 2 cups white By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor For some time now a number of doctors in England and the United States have been sug. gesting that we would do well to make sure that fiber-rich foods are included in our mealsas protection against a number of diseases. These physicians believe that present-day diets have been so high in refined cereals and flour that many of us need to increast. our cnr• umption of f iber-rich foods and eat less sugar I to maintain good he.ajth. At the mention of fiber-rich foods you probably think,, as 1 did, of fruits and vegetables. intereinglv eno.igh, two of the bran cereal and sesame seeds, 1err then is a recipe fr Big Burger Buns that includes flour and the whole wheat flour. In large bowl of electric mixer thoroughly stir together 1 cup of this flour mixture, the bran. sugar, salt and undissolved yeast. In a small saucepan over low heat, heat together the water, milk, m,lasses and butter 'intil very warm(l2Oto 130 degrees ) ; butter does not need to melt. Gradually stir into dry in. gredients in mixer bowl; beat at medium speed of electric mixer, srraping bowl several times, for 2 minutes. Add 12 cup of the flour mixture; beat at high speed for 2 minutes, scraping bowl a few times. Stir in the remaining flour mixture to make a soft dough: if more LIiAI4 i.' II .V9dt, udd wiuie flour. Turn out cntn a lightly flouted surface; knI id until smooth and elastic 8 to 10 minutes; dough may be sticky. Place in a greased bowl, turning to grease top. Cover with plastic wTap or a clean tea towel; let rise in a warm, draftfree place until doubled about 50 minutes. Punch down dough; divide in half. On a lightly floured board or prepared pastry cloth, with a prepared stockinet-covered rolling pin, roll out half the dough to about ti-inch thickness: with a 4-inch round cut- 1 ORlOP' AlliIr.I rniur I[MI111M IILIVL 1 Su91iF STATE,, ter, cut out; reroll and cut out dough scraps. Place well apart on a greased cookie sheet. Treat other half of dough the same way. Cover as previously; let rise in a warm draftfree place until doubled —' about 45 minutes. Gently brush buns with egg white mixture; sprinkle generously with sesame seed. Bake in a peheated 375-degree oven about 15 min. utes. Remove to wire racks to cool. Makes about 12. Relishes Deviled eggs chuck blade or 7 bone pot-roast, 114 Inches Barbecued hamburgers Boston baked beans 'Stan n' Stripes cupcakes C natural meat tenderizer, seasoned or unseasoned individual Peta bread envelopes, slit or French rolls, hollowed out L medium bead lettuce, shredded 2 Large tomatoes, diced 1 cucumber seeded and diced 2 to 3 green onions, chopped 1 medium avocado,sliced TUESDAY MENU byalleen CarrotraIsln salad Chicken and dumplings Pull-apart yeast rolls Watermelon wedges WEDNESDAY MENU byaiieen by au een Cream of chicken soup Mixed garden salad theniur'st uedwicbes FRIDAY MENU byaileen Tomatoes aocado, onions, 'Picnic steakwiches F Fresh pineapple wedges lb - I.. '' Shrimp Salad Fresh Brocceii........ 490 G.oi I.. P.in,is - • 394 p.. Green Beans........... 33' Sl.s. .'.d Fvy fl'*i. P$vnp Pi.pi. to.,, Fresh Eggplant 89' 29' Z.,i1-i,,n G.erp i,o4 11 bw,wh.s p.' pocu.,. , Green Onions.......... 39' Tangy Sws,t-Fi.sb, H.*o...n Ch 89' Pineapples.............. l". S.v$'..,n Is ts'*n Flay.. to y,ti Fa. u.10 r"j w D,w. l.h. Essy G, yt 4,-., Lemon J uice............. 23' .. T 49c 129 Crisp F,.h 99' Pb _1 . 4.41411 s s.eLo,.d,.,. 5.0 a'.. Mod, maitsis a Gs,oi Applifiter , i.fv.sh.ng 109061 Ua,go,i., I.ib Kraft's Parkoy .................... ..59— - O'O'9.II$,.m Citrus Punch ................ ... 2 " "h" 89 Dow, 1v..h k.Hp$ Whipping Cream .... ... ......... 4 K,.,s C,.'is. I.'.I Krell ,. 0*.,. Food Sp...4 Flib.' 89C Sharp Cheddar................... . 'Goole o. Top of Cos....l.$) W.,cwsws 0*.,. 1.' pa's139 Longhorn Cheese................. i W.u.,,,,., 0*... 1.. Sliced Mozzarella................ ' 69 S Swiss Sand wich) W,w.aWs Cl.,,,. $.', %lw.d 6-. Big-Eye Sw iss .................. . ,i 75 D.E,-I14h Dol.ss.,,s Pineapple Cottage Cheese.. 53 j , • / . qc.i.' 5.,sa I tA...-Whts W.,Iwn Crisp Cauliflower. . 49 Sl.c.d pui. £ £ .d * -.' —0, D.l'cwvs ft.,h /u1 Fum O 1a~ VI pt . . - Cuban Sandwich.. Buttermilk Biscuits ................ .15, Ii.oLf,si Ovb I olln Lw Pimento Loaf.......... Is S oft Marqorine.................... bowl , Pal.,, is... Loon Mooty, $ Sliced Bacon..............Pu oi l III 104 HI - I' CQ ' . - - r fA 'i Swat sv,.'.v,nlan.l..iC.',,,-d Hostess Hams........... GREEN STAKAPS .'/" - - if r. . INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold - - F•1 4 - - - . A SS Li h Liv PLUS TAX S4s sP..sw i.'w$eu k. - .• Chuck Shoulder Roast Thurs., June 12th S will sPv,m.uP.T,;k.ffi.s. Thru Wednesday Short 390 Cocktail..............'C? 89' Apple Sauce............3 TA I T S E T AT Medium E gs-* Golden s i s ' CLUE= ..ssog. Choose SA"E64 A,,.,,.dVos .s..s M.glsyDo-g 4 Do Food SAVE 19. I$( off tOb.IIDI*tiy ' nor.............. •....... Fa n c Softener Zest D..do,cnt 3 b-wi Cii one F,• csn, $ ..'' Pu, A Beauty Bar........... ....... '77 "5 2 11b. - . doten I SAVE I Ic (bly i T.nd.t 0.i•' S --- 0 Garden Peas .. ...., 3 SAVE 1k 1.bb, .Ci.s Green Beans.. ............. SAVE 6. v an Camp $0sl.(.OId Pork & Beans....... c?Ketchup 1`0041 1 'I '303 0 '' 2211 C ''••'• ' en [1 • 0 - $ - ,_y7jg$ 200 EXTRA JW GREEN STAMPS •.•.v,1s'' . g - • 4 + iitPtu Dep . t - Sn.h.n.D.lwv, Oatmeal Cookies 69' 4 .' 59 Tomato Juice SAVI2C Items &Pwc., 4 Green Giant Mushrooms........ 39' SA " 10. Nepal* •po with lvttw When... :300 Asparagus...........................cen 79 SAVE 20€. Hwnyy loch 32.., Mashed Potatoes ................ .pe, S39 L.bby sTosty in's " Cut Beets............ Try,ht.n..'i.S.loó 100-c, Tea Bags................................e, , '' !l1flt Utt Sl, P.,rn-.,r 12 as 6 ., peg 99 59 Sli ced Bologna...... .Pv.po'. e.sh5ovwh'o'ti.-gv4..wD'n,.sc5tpf. 1 Swift's Franks S*,ft,P,.m.wmS'S,vLo ' 85 Braunschweiger U.ah..S.ond..cb Lykes tasty ' 1 Sliced Bologna.................... S,.n,,ylondi.an -• - - - -- — — - -.=--=, — EXTRA pu0111 It $ISOO is i*gi l.b.ccS p0dwCtS 50 PWC55I% l.t.'og ISCh'd'9 11 -- ".. 4 d' 81 ) Eapv.IW.d June 1$ 1975) VV'o • - Lu.1 I -- ---- --- Pub-41300 • GREEN S1AMPS -0.-sd with lamon iwci) t.a'.I..d I...', laity F,sti, 99 Sole Fillets.......................... 5.I,.d Ts.as p" ........lb 59 ' Luke Erie Smelts........ Soof,.dTr.oI Ta,tyFt.,,i, , 'I Salmon Steak........ - - . ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, r,, - 200 Wieners .................................89' - L 'c." • , - ~.q w> b - - - s':,: (hpv.sW.d..lun. ii, 1975) - ' ' ". ' - - Pit. IZ Go pwrthosts 14161461slo 00 to $14 It ' •, - Jp ,' - - 5 FA 9' . 1 Pot Pies SAVE 20€ NEW' St,vf4..,F,.s.i Spice Cupcakes..................... 4, 79 SAVE24iS.'.L..Ah*nd.i.pben-ywilvob.'vy 10 .1 Rings.................... Coff Of -_-'-- (txpESsWd..Jun.1I.1975) 00WVWVWWVWVVVVV W,% ' F~m 0a R~m Fee{ is 9 ft As purchisses totaling $5,00 to $9.99 - $ 119 I roTens, SAYS 14. Swett* F..s.n it'.., Chicken & Noodles.............. Pu 69' SAVt It, Id,,tY.F1clen Tasti- i ries.............................Pu. 29 SAYS ID.. S.vthlandli.*, 10-., Whole Okra..........................u 29' SAVE 17. s.u.l.rt.s.nP.eysog , Menu-Maker Vegetables......... 9 SAVE ID. s Pawl sFuiiJy io-. Fish Parmesan........................ , 79c SAW 20., W,&.b.W,F,e,.n b 'v''.' A4,.4 & Shrimp Cra ...ra.., " r............ rSAVt It, M.1I.wSyllaQiSv$.dkUPspp.'w 14 Stuffed Cabbage Rolls.........p&, 89' 49' Puw,, pvt '303 (on Argo Figs............................ 9) SEALT g ana SAVE 10. G..c' 1w D.si..'o. With 1` Pb 1 :303390 SAVE III 5•,wh Peek Wh.t•H.,ii s lb Beef for Stew.. ........ Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold 5151., ruit H.-.'f.1 loneliest EXTRA GREEN STAMPS - - 790 ' P BRKAKFAST e • - -rve 1' Short RiuS.................... - Ground BeefH.V.P... is 89' earHalves.................. SAVE I Ss.1,P, i D.i...' T,.au F 00 SMASS 99, Closed Sunday..... $AVI! 121 ia-SOu" ..lPla. - - Prices [ffoctivo .' . RE I Imperial Oven Roast.... Juno 18th, 1975. TotOpid 'AL $ 69 $ Tip Roast........- -- . S...,, sP,.ni.vm PisTen lan-ski, 1..f Engi..'. C,i I..,, Sil, I Co , ,ca - J S ORTED g Blackbird Pie Boosts Jaded U.S. Palate . Chuck Blade Steak , : Rou nd try ThisD.laa,a'f 1" SwJs.Ps,.vøiPv.T...I..O !1 • $109 Pot Roast - IC of 1 , .:-rt' IX sti-u a' a i 4PX 100 89 k.lC)v(bA151' fl atters 2& $1" ChuckRoast/ - I -- 9-4 to,” 1W i 61 SN thileth S24 — Round Steak extra S & H Green Stamps • X-.. - 39 $ .nu.i'yl1s1FvM'' ? $739 — $139 FUvWj%,l t"n M" "U5DY JU'! 1RL °' ii Sirloin Steak 99' EFFECT IVU ' ,.&lboo .,;Place fo(Beef I -- I . ' , - - J'fl1 Liver..........„ 4 ....... Shce meat diagonally across grain into thin slices. Set out meat, bread, vegetables, cheese and sour cream. Let A each hi rns OWfl Sai.i' wich with mreat and accomnpaniments as desired. Makes 6 servings. "of l(l'1to2-pound)becJE.(,,vn top or bottom round steak BeoI cleat .-..., 600 -1'. "eIécfed Baby Beeff InflatioflFighter , , A,pwsw, S.' II I 11 U Se.4'sP,.,,ww.,,T,v.T,wdw%l.cs4 Tomatoes I - - .. Corned Beef Round, \ it -1 : . Get up to -' Canned Picnics 5.',. ..,sh \ U G4 001 WA S..i.p..d Potatoes Ph,nvss i.n,l.,. ' ' I Trim excess fat from meat Slash fat edges to prevent curling. Prepare all surfaces of meat, one side at a time, with natural meat tenderizer and use no glowing coals a total of 15 to 20 minutes for medi um rare or until desired degree of GAYNOR MADDOX "four and twenty blackbirds to The Herald Senices set before the king." 'this spring, the Army For another sort of slightly sprayed to death thonsands of crazy food are green and Lue blackbirds in Fort Campbell, eggs. A special breed of Kentucky. They were nesting in chickens in South America do trees and becoming pests as actually lay colored eggs. They well as potential disease are not Easter eggs despite the carriers fact that their colors range But the French have another from medium b1u& to medium ay of reducing the blackbird green. population. They eat them. Food faddists should note., In the translation of "Secrets horever, that claim that the the Great of French blue or green eggs are better Restaurants" by Lou iselle for the diet than white or brown Bartholle, it is suggested you eggs have not been established, get out your gun and shoot down accordi ng to the American 100 blackbirds then prepare a Medical Association. Pate de Merles The book Here's a drop of coffee in(117.50 Macmillan) gives in- formation. You can now gauge struction for the recipe as used the amount of coffee in a cup. at the Micheline Guide-rated Until recently, a cup of coffee L'Aubcrge restaurant in might have been three ounces, Corsica. or anything up to 8 ounces. "Although impractical for Housewives and coffee flavw'.d 32429 b.i U PW p Individual Pizzas.. 4 1.991 Conway Gardens, Orlando-Wonderland Plaza, Kissimmee PU'1 .0 Ir,te.... O.I Ant.s.pIsc Mouthwash.......... Tolle l.,np,,n As,.wu,d PLo,.,. 3-os s.,. . I' 2S 044 t.b.l, ..-.. .....k (1..... Bogna................. Si . 'Different banana salad 1 cup grated Cheddar Spinach souffle cheese Ham'potato:green pepper 1 cup dairy sour cream shish kebab MENU I - r) :,. 2C( 044 1,06011 , 101,ingen i Baby Shampoo.... 79' & Tasty Sl.c.d G.,,,,on 5,,I, Sanford Plaza, Sanford-Seminole Plaza, Casselberry optional I THURSDAY !r This ad effective in the following Publix Markets only: S..4 I flWN & gm~ lu sp" I With To,. of Gack To,,1 Sl.4.4 FroniL,,.' ift - g i '. 0 tan a Great Old-Fash ioned siU HELpj Father's Day ilko~v\ 42P COMMISSION - 1iIJf.( Publix. GOVERNORS HI GHWAY SAFETY Is Greek Inspired By Aileen Claire cheese, avocado and sour The Herald Servicescream, to name a few go-along W`hetha grilling food at the foods. You can keep expenses beach or in the backyard get down by using a beef chuck away from farniUar franks and blade or seven-bone pot burgers for a change of eating. made tender with the use of a Family or guests will enjoy natural meat tenderizer. Carve fixing their own Greek-inspired the grilled steak diagonally picnic steakwlches that are across the grain into thin slices, piled high with tomatoes, serve with Peta bread or hollowed out French rolls and let everyone make his own potluck sandwicb, MONDAY I PICNIC STEAK WICIIES 1 MENU b;asieen Wednesday, June 11, 975—.0 tome rirsTPrize Burger Buns riere S .. Evening Herald, Sinlord, Fl. COLD MEDAL FLOUR PLAIN, UNBLEACHED E OR - SELF RISING Pi - — 150 - 5.Ih. hag t..'.,*o4 1JcrEe ;stamps �6C—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 11, 915 Traditional Fashion For Meal Add Touc .a Barbe I and sombrero burgers for the thawed or fresh hamburger Mrlfrd vurr Silt and pcpptr flicker) flakes r -- JMBI A LA GRILLE — 1 \ . T -. ______ - . ' '."'? .• • •. 4' , ". - - (rnn 'i 11i,-ou ,nce pi:Lage frozen Rapidly boil liquid, uncovered, chicken, onion and lima beans Tarai oungsters 'itlori Ilk (rust) golden -bro w n layer of large (I'ordhook) lima ix dflS , teaspoon nutmeg rice at the bottom of the cooking 2 to 4 tablespoons finely until reduced to about 2 table- —wUhtheraisins. mintanddill 'ift5 stir in thi. mint rt rt suHs ill I (It lI( LOUS hI( fl(llfl' it ser v e. flavors.But don't expect the In a 3 to 4-quart saucepot or lima beans to stay green. k. WE I these advitttitied items is feQw-red to be readily ovotlable foe sale at or below the advertised price in each A&P store, extept as SAVE 210 I Ba ' • i A&P LB. BUY . . tt ' 3 WINGS ,3 NECKS LB. I I MEAT or BEEF SAVE 560 TENDER BEEF Shoulder Steak BONELESS Thin Sno he " • or oil And Chunk Light Tuna 450 1 6Y2.oz (AN I J D % ad e l RED RIPE WHOLE atermeWne WHOLE OR BUTT HALF HAM.. rs 18. AVG. Ground Be $1.59 tIp' sauce AKS LB SLICED BACON FAIRWAY FARMS 0 LB SHOULDER ROAST 48 LEAN MEATY SHORT RIBS LB SEAFOOD S FRESH Lb UNDER BLADE CHUCK STEAKS $ • LB C $ 1.,28 ITALIAN SAUSAGE MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK $ PKG 98' CALIFORNIA 88 RED SNAPPER LB FRESH $198 SEA BASS FILLETS 13 OZ.CAN $138 LB CRAB CLAWS LB COCKTAIL $298 h._ — m LIMIT 2 WITH $5.00 PURCHASE PLEASE FAIRWAY FARMS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK FAIRWAY FARMS FROZEN NEW ZEALAND CORNED BEEF STEW BEEF GROUND BEEF LAMB SHOULDER ROAST BRISKET KOSHER STYLE AQUALITY BLEND RICH IN BRAZILIAN C OF FEES" C WHOLE OR THICK END Vacuum Pack 100% PURE GROUND FRESH C EXTRA LEAN LB. T 0 (AN FkENCH, ITALIAN, 1000 ISLAND, 81UE CHEESE LB C 3 LBS OR MORE DAILY LB SHOULDER dmwv~ V LB88c ' ________________ - — ______ iliew" on r"h int mow yaw a - racked Wheat Bread 39 SAVE 804 16 0111 Aerbal Essence Shampoo - Foodsfamiperr rnexie food for iptp" Ii I OTLE. VA-4) YO U$1-99C WITH THI5 PAY OUPO I wit I ("" wits eJaIP%(A$i$.1#$II YOU PAY WITH THIS $1.3000UFO :711t 1-01.71~41 41-1 4 MA041 PRICES EFFECTIVE IN THE FOLLOWING STORES PINECREST CENTER —HWY.11,97, SANFORO INTERITATE MALL HWY 4M.ALTAMONTE SPOS .59 !# is fifr,- ('1164c We Owe You More Than just Food ALUMINUM FOIL iii ___ DEL MONTE full Puddino Cups will" 0 65c AU YOU PAY mix I WITH $1.99COTHIS UPO C003, itcis EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, JUNE U. ITEMS OFFERED FOR SALE All NOT AVAILABLE TO OTHER RITAIL DEALERS OR WHOLE5*Lt5 NOT IESPONSISIE FOR YYPO&2APHICAL ERRORS. 1 MR. R. TOOTHPASTE 43 TOWELS PKG I lb. LOAF food bitpang ond HI,.ORY JUMBO ROLL REYNOLDS 18 INCH HEAVY DUTY Flaky Rolls.............. PKG,-39c Spanish Bar cake.19c:1 SIZE 79c LOW PRICE of y(Aj I,- lia-t a r1to to Mad ifar-fA r.,, ir-'Oralon co flfl Zi QP_ t,T.A_ j~ffl I ;v. V -4w 1 K14 5 1. F C 59 CREST 9c 7 OZ. TUBE PET DAIRY MAYO EVERY CLAIROL. f -ml NA V1 PKGS. OF I k- BROWN AND SERVE - ood SUmps Are A Big Helpt N11- C CHOPS Sandwich Rol I I i&.4 % no cjn before cooking. Then Atxxjt 10 annutes Wore the qrwified end of the c%king pe. rittil. remove pot front oven arvi I •F ROUND BONE 601 FAIR WAY FARMS . PATTIES ________________________________________ PKG. EACH I I I IU I IAHY Lr. )(Axf lioca' II-xi 1 PICKLE LOAF sing 10 LBS. & OVER 0 low t4n ,iJd a little wine to the pot to keep the meat frb.ln getting dry - RATH SLICED OLIVE OR OR MORE LB 48 48 $ 1.28 MARVEL SLICED FRANK or re to create in their kitchens. ND CHUCK C 6 OZ PKG BOLOGNA THREE POUNDS . CROSS RIB BONE IN 9-5~i oz 88C RATH SLICED BEEF OR REGULAR C VTD A I C All C DCCLI flAil V LI u IiPI .siui itiuii uui . Wit POUNO 00 t 11w de.sirt4l steam. WIENERS LB w "SUPER-RIGHT" FRESHLY inii Wok also contains a wide range CHUCK ROASTS C SWISS HICKEN PARTS I.B. C C BLADE CUT ROUND BONE MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK THIGHS, LEGS. BREASTS 3 LB. BOX Oreo Cookies NN PAGE POURABLE In been a growinil movement to to come out fork tendler. revi% lint-1 advantavc~, The unique ilito the j4-cl-clay pot method, -Always placy the pot in a Cookbook" bY tiM riven. FAnce the slow in. c 20 OZ. BLADE CUT NABISCO CREME SANDWICH gu HEADS yi SAVE 200 1 FftUJ. Lettuce 38 I.B.. PATTIES 70Z FRESH CRISP CALIFORNIA LB ONEL E SS CHUCK STEAK ta. REAMETTE'S ELBOW - MACARONI or ON 3 HEADS I c 4 C 64 641-c CHOPPED SIRLOIN A&P Franks •••••••4: 69c HEAVY WESTERN QUARTERS . of that civilization used to Meal can lie FTepared without fats W CONSISTS OF t usinj, I. I • I 3 BREAST QTRS, 3 LEG OTRS, SH ANK PORTION To pr(xluce the desired re. suits. I discovered, you must Iret1..) snipkda tasty imnnwrse the pot you plan touse (1111 a cvllnar)' filethod in water for 10 to 15 minutes in vogue some .1,000 )ears ago before )ou start cooking. 71w antl lwve become a fan nf wel- porous cla), soaks up the water (-Iav pot cooking. like a --4)onge an(] breathes, Mien baked at high tein. peratures. Ole water turns to thed the ancient cities of %tealll. iningleN with fix- natural Juices (if the contents of the pot ryl penetrates fix- foW with it mint of rudd3 made unglazed -4l1asting action LEG OR BREAST S Smoked Ham 11(94. "P sum I LB CUT BUY ' Boxw0w Choicken FULLY COOKED TENDER Po s I . B How To Cook . . - Place on grill above medium buns with chill mixture and edded Al sum sum GRADE "A' FRESH FLA. OR GA. In saucepan, combine all ingredients except ice- cream. stirring often. Serve burgers on BREAD LOAF WHOLE My small saucepan. Heat over medium-hot coals until hot LIVER c LARGE HEAD flf)Iflt i.uuiuni rniuc Hens AND 3 G IB LETS WHITE G R LETTUCE GALLON FLAVORS FAIRWAY FARMS _____________________________________ i I.B. AVG. •r CHOICE I Stirring ICEBE HALF - FAIRWAY VALUE ' USDA I I pound VrowW beef I can (16 ounceii) chill con carne 4 slices I ounce each) AmifiCID CIItU - - USDA EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE _____ SLICED FROZEN C . EXTR A SPECIAL GARDEN FRESH CREAM . U TOASTED BREAD POLES Cut an uns-liced loaf of bread into halves I gthwise. Cut each half o Xleces. Melt I., cup butter or margarine stir in 2 tab?poons m1ned chives. Roll long pieces of bread in butter miialare or use a 4 hamburger bum brush to cover bread with Shr"Wed lettuce butter. Place bread on grill Shape ground beef trto8thin above medium hot coals and patties. Place one tablespow cook about 3 to 4 minutes on chib con came in center of 4 each side. Turn bread poles on patties. Top each with adall f our sides until makIng 4 cbrown and crusty. filled burgas. Grill inches from medium. UOT1'NESUNDAES hot charcoal coals for 8 to 10 minutes, turning once. Just cup butter or margarine bet 'ttl s d cup firmly packed dark each burger with slice of browri sugar American cheese. I cup blended maple s)Tup .Nfeanwhfle prepare sauce by I can 16 ouncesi pecan halves combining remaining chili con Vanilla fee cream carne with bottled sauce In EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE .CE SUPER ' HONORS " ' -- GRADE A QUICK FROZEN to taste with salt and pepper. have a hickory Smoked flavor Cook until peas are heated but it wi.11 be more subtle.) through. Serve with Toasted SOMBRERO BURGERS Bread Poles. inct- tlx- 4voks (if Firur;a apparcri recurih o! what tbc-v were up to - PER LB. absorbed. Stir occasionally be fork-tender. during cooking to prevent (Note : U you are using a grill sticking. Add peas and season without a cover, turkey wW stilI -7 77—~ EX TRA SPECIAL " FAIRWAY VALUE A&P SUPER BUY • minutes. Stir In tomatoes and minutes or until turkey is water. Cover tightly and cooked. To test for doneness, sinuner for 20 to 25 mintites or the dirtunstick should move until rice is tender and liquid is easily and the breast meat will A A&P I coals. Heat butter and saute halves. Sprinkle about another onion, garlic and green pepper cup of hickory flakes over until wilted, about 5-minutes. coals. Cover grill and continue Add ham and rice and stir for lO cooking another 40 to 50 11% TOM _ F-1 111 turkey halves with melted Place in a large skillet on butter and sprinkle with salt 8-inches above medium hot and pepper. Turn turkey n A1 I LJL1 LI EACH of rAIMVVAY W, FORSAVINGS YOUCANSEE TOOD STAMPS grtll and comtinuecookjng2sto 35 minutes. Brush skin side of Salt and pepper I L4 GLADLY U.S.D.A. ___________________ ' 3301 Edowut.r Dr. - 4205 Curry Ford Road- 5 S. Orag. Ave. . 5300 Silve r Star Rd 5730 Lake Umkrhlll Rd. - 5471 S. Orange, Fine Castle 1601 N. Bermuda# Kissimmoot Hwy. 17-92 Sanford GUT TO WE RESERVE TilE QUANTITIES LIMIT FW RCHASE . A. minutes of cooking, spoon abour ;4 cup of hickory flakes over coals. Lower cover or fid of pfas " I . I SHOP AT ANY OF THESE CONVENIENT FAIRWAYS FAIRWAY FARMS from diuii coals and grill for 40 to 50 minutes or until meat browns nicely. After about 15 I hot $ - L • : . p p and pepper. Place bone Mde down on grill about 5 to 6 Inches tomatoes cup water I package 110 ounces) frozen F - flit, garden or local lai-rrket. One feature of the di sh the Creole touch for cookout means jambalaya and praline sundae. bone side of turkey halves with butter and sprinkle with salt I cup converted rice 2 cans 11 pound each) stewed • I Cutturkey in half. Brush to l pounds, cut Into i-Inch cubes I I • Remove giblets and rime I clove garlic, chopped green pepper, chopped WHERE YOUR I - ___ turkey with cold water pat Lcupbutterormargar ine 1 large onion, chopped - - , - or!nted . - -c' I — i 4:i rangetop casserole, melt 2 By CECHY BROWNSTONE pot. in traditional Persian chopped fresh mint Associated Press Food Editor fashion, Betty achi eves th is ' cup dark or light (golden) more tablespoons of the butter. Add one-half the rice, all the Betty Tarn, born and bred in While keeping the rice atop it raisins chicken,onehall theoflion, onethe U.S. A.,o!tcn cooks Persian white and separate. cup finely chopped fresh style. That's because her Betty Tara has cooked the hail Jie raisins, one-half the dill moth er-in-law, a native of Iran, dish so many times that, like Cook rice according to pack- lima beans and one-half the dill. Add one-half of the remaining paid two long visits to the her mother-in-law, she varies age directions for firm rice. Taras' New Jersey home and the ingredients and doesn't Sprinkle chicken with salt. in rice and all the remaining taught Betty some Persian measure them rather she a 12-inch skillet in 2 tablespoons onion, raisins, lima beans and dishes, goes by what's at hand and by of the butter, gently cook onion dill. T( with remaining rice. A favorite of the three Tarn eye and feel. A friend of the until wilted; with a slotted Gently heat the remaining 2 children ages 6 to 12), of Bet. Taras and mine who has often spoon, remove onion and tablespoons butter with the ty's husband, t)r. Harold If, watched Betty pre pa re Persian reserve. To the skillet add 2 bean liquid and mint until Tara , and of the fainil> s Chicken and stho has d&sed more tablespoons of the butter butter melts, spoon over rice gues ts is Persian thicken One Into books on Persian cooking and heat add chicken and cook Platen clean towel over the top version of it is a great corn P1 H.MAN CHICKEN uncovered turning as nec of the pot Loser and cook over bination of chicken, rice, lima I cup converted rice essary and adjusting heat, until medium-low heat about 40 be, and raisins that's season Broilci fr er chicken browned and tender 35 to 45 minutes ideally there should 1(1 with mint and dill its per. (about 3 pounds), cut up minutes be a golden -brown crust at 1he fctt for summer because Its 1 teaspoon salt Cook lima beans according to bottom But even it *z don ooked on top of the range and cup butter or margarine package g nut- achieve the crust. siminering the fresh herbs ran rnmi pi,n (,nk ,'hntirsM pnsnfl tn'a frrnn r.cPrt,nIt lkijd the rrnkpd ingredientc rice - By THE HERALD SERVICES simmer gently for 5 minutes. Scoop vanilla ice i-ream Into A holiday cookout can that with most of the cooking serving dishes. Spoon on hot done on a grill with a well-built sauce. Serve at once. Makes charcoal fire. Start your out. about 2 cups. door entertaining with a touch l Note This sauce l al of creole cooking suggested b) delicious when served on a New Orleans favorite, jam of pound cake which have been balaya, with toasted bread toasted on the grill.) poles and a very special hot HICKORY SMOKED praline sundae For those who TURKEY HALVES cling to something more raditional there are the I small turkey (about 4 I SHOP HERE Persian Chicken DeIigntTuI Al 1T Ii FLORIDIAN OR VACATIONER.. 0 Creole 6 $1 is QUART 303 CAN TOMATOES FAME OR FIRESIDE SALTINES COOPER 12 OZ SLICED 29 AMERICAN CHEESE 89 NON DAIRY CREAMER POUND BOX 411 COFFEE MATE 22 oz JAR $167 �- ..- - - -: - - - -- ..- --,-'.r _ •' .. . - - '... .• • . - I •-P. ...I '. •- - 6C--Evening I!crad, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 11, lfl$ 1 V-.ANT WIN Mort Walker ONE S. 'AtZe-P, xN) ONE NNCLJL17NI IT FE O6 IhOSWAIJ) and JAMK.S JAC011Y E E HAV / 11 NORT11 I.. 0 A85 &93 -. N 'YEAH, RUT -Mry ARE Pi V Q 05 -......... spot. 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I . _J --- * .! in I, (.D .. sm • 11A xE r hospital emergency room, and then examined 21 prisoners who had Seminole County Fire service units, Herndon and Beacon Z • checked the prisoners who had been taken to Sanford City Jail —fourofwhonhadtobeta ken been taken to the Orange es County Jail and administered medication. fid Dr. Hall gives a grezt deal of credit to Seminole Count) fe Sheriff's personnel, Sanford Fire and Police L),epartments, MUM 4A U OmLtl RM 09 I WRMI, Hall worked at the fire scene er . C 0 Vt -J 6 W IL •-. Pic d until everybody was rescued and the fire was out, then he --' -- &U 0 a •. • *4— • stepped back, allowing the ing Lives . • the and Continued On Page SA) 00 1 M six deputies placed -s Claflo conducted the brief rites. to Then came the map of folding of the American flag and its 0 0 V f to attention at the arrival of the funeral party. a. z je graveside Both Fr. Ryan cc LLJ ~JCL ie Orlando Naval Trairing Center, under direction of Petty Officer SIClass Robert Sams, and - - C) —: , - Wh 2! c. . for final riles to -ox rJ 4 4' O • 0 ___ 1 du ___ 0 • •• • Z 1M1 MC 0 • >1 . an oj E — ° - . U U • - • fire and throughout the county. 4 Ailof them should or- be conunended he said. He praised the hospital ess Ae emergency staffs at Seminole ide Memorial, Florida Hospital the North and Florida Ho6pital. All also also appreciate Mr. w - • for Ambulances and rescue units from ' Meagher of Sinter Park Memorial volunteering his 1 facthties and standing byeven �'-:--'-' r" 0Of< (A 9:3. 8 MM ca 2 ,;Zo V! IM >D z > ,,-tr. I" L 0 w..r-.r•flsP'fl "IWO-UMM'IA4 — IF C=P r04 ' - -•'- UJUD U,. w 14J 0— I : • In C, '•"- 0 0 7 ,::: @ 41) 1 -o t no ~ V) -Zxmgj~. - q. ' u 'I o i) E C cc co Lam Tour - fi AD" (1D -r to, rn U1 0 L "114 *4 IXo - k '• $ • 4; • - 1' ho cc U.0 ct - ( r ! § X > tA -, (V (A CD - 4=11 I 40 ac M rn Ah ul Z M 0 — r: AU -0 d= T2 al 0 - In 0~ 5B C) tj V 1L 'j: CL I est __ co 7 fo r _ - —1 U1 CA n — U. 1i! II F W • 0 0 - •.. -r 440, ........... -- ...........-, > t2 Rt su 0 U, -: I cc U Cn a 7 00 0 won= 0 Ji; &i —..-----. 4 L 0 M Ia M S 41w I TC C) z - 1 ¶4 0 z E 'rved hi, Jail sentence. Jimmy Williams, Roy B. Ray Darnell and Joe Winters — ferred from Flor i da }ospithl North, ings, to Florida Hopttal South, .1 said. wi tness this morning ln the circuit ; wile, Elaine Edge Clanton, who is ection with tools smuggled Into the 'txuary and early Mardi for a p1 that was aborted s M CX CL 0 Joe Hart and — - zm z •, -. 8 LA ; u J to 14 D , LLJ -- 0 § IAA oo 00 40 Cdl 0 •- 2E - X' -> JA Cn - the intensive care unit. another two inmates have been he Orlando City Jail and that one -. I— c 40Z orial Hospital r UP rn 4 I'Jgem ;i that 16 Inmates who had been 'e now been transferred to the Lake I that only two Inmates remain at - 91 LA Coo 0 ., . '__•p. -•• : -- - .• : cc Ca ,V 1V 0 U1 -, z'' 'u._:'Ii •• - -.._I I -. ILI — C 0 •— -4, • ci - u = • — — C 0 >• .! L. • '- Lh -- CL .In Wd 22 'I) 0 r 0 71 CZ sm g=r 4wo to 1 , ;o w I' d ' : SL Z h fl '• in _,. •'_ - . PK to church for fiiial rites NEW . jwiI in Fr Cd iw A co!or guard from the Orlando Nard Training Center, under dire:,on of Petty Officer Second ClAm Robert Sanis, and an boner firing squad snapped to attention at the arrival of the funeral party. The six deputies placed the cotfui above the grave and U, to stepped back, allowing the j rM - - 26 r rr 1 I V"., or~: 11 yz CD n e , 4C W. 44 -1 ; rn cc E :Ile se he 41) q EMEM N l' to NMI CC th er C4 es to cc W I.'•' A; C4 CD CD I of ad a _____________________________________ graveside rites to begin. Both Fr. Ryan and Fr. Plc. ciano conducted the brief rites. Then came the snap of folding the American flag and its 1*eSeflthUon to Mrs. Moore. (Continued On Page $-A) -c _ — 40) E rT1 W 0) 0 U. 'Q log - M mole" ____ I 1Cd A7, a ~ rR RMJId " la ..14 w M m Cr in fl 40 Aft 'F ft I . _- O CD .- . m ') = h — 47, C%4 ej 0 S Ed 75 = 1 —Ia IWWr' 1T1 %" \ _ ti1 V TIi1Ui7 ' an" t e g oft IUp -. CL t, no 3 0 $1.) Ito ';- • - r4Y .2 = U C'j C') ; cc '• 0 - — t t t , 1t: V) Ub in u_a_ Z . -- Cr t CD a Lt)P"ul _U • • - -) k\ 16 • d tA c*" zr ing Lives OU 9 0 CL0 (=I p C ANN p., , — cT - - [tall worked at the fire scene Id. until everybody was rescued en and the lire was out, then he CC checked the prisoners who had ng been taken to Sanford City Jail iac four of whom had to be taken Y to the hospital, checked hospital not emergency rooms, and then ne examined 21 prisoners who had uld been taken to the Oranges County Jail and administered iey medication. did Dr. [tall gives a great deal of - ice credit to Seminole County Sheriff's personnel. Sanford all Fire and Police Departments, Seminole County Fire service n. units, Herr.don and Beacon i in Ambulances and fire and ide rescue units from throughout for the county. "AU of them should or- be commended" he said. He pral ed the hospital less oke emergency staffs at Seminole tide Memorial, Florida Hospital twth m nd VInriAn Ib,..It.i "I r.-.--j ,-- �-- UJf - TI__ -- - * ~, ç . Evening i ~ -- - 67th Year, No. 253-Thursday, June 12, 1975 (I, - A. '3 I . d Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents (D 3P . 0 ) evii 1111 _______________________________________________________________________ sound W ; ,A so A r- -.4 " C_ 0 , 11111111111111111111111111111111 2II Pit 0 4)00 ~0 33 r- 0 &, IM rC: 0 M . : :1 MI I- rn CA 31 § - -91 : 'n 4' . . V IJ -. I-'.' . 93 Grand Jury Fire Investigation Be gins 0 By BOB LLOYI) , w - 0 _____ Vi - 15 2. III - - - 0 j 1. i - ' . "I low I I - I. - = Z ~Ix - I- -0 iIIIS, 11 3 - - N - ' M , M ~ . _J;; J.. p : r" -- , . - -. .. I "u0 - . ___ - '. . F 0 rn ::' 0 11 C) 0 -4 M X :I Q (A ZZ 0( - - - = -4 . \ . \" . 2 c 4I C I a )0 )IP )00 0 n 1=101 .. , P X 4 in C 11110 m = a ;12 =4 rN )O )10 0 -14 *4 5" 2C ' Z a I Z 0 M -~0S C w S X a) :) rri .- 0 a 2 )O I I (7 -U 9. < CC > E 6 ......; 04 L,00Z 0 X Woo ;XK r" ~_ .0 40 0Z i~ ^ Ill - 00 -4 X M than Just determining who lit a match and how this could be done" The grand jury had been scheduled o meet today 'ir' 'vv vithvir matter to ac"nrfir! to Florida Senate Ln C25 J~) =1 1*4 " O~q o C:J 2 -4 9; Spolski said today that he has been told that old Ray McCall, a -hospital cell inmate who number of calls from citizens Inquiring how they charged in connection with tools smuggled into the reports by state fire marshals on th e jail fire won't reportedly was upset because his trial as an adult could con tr ibute funds to benefit th e officer's jail in late Februa ry and early March for a be sent to Tallahassee unt il resul ts of tests on on a gran d jury robbery indictment had beer, family. jailbreak attempt that was aborted. I , I :-- __ - -, I 1 1 I- i 1jaI:; -M i ' ' •' P 1 t V , F - =4 I- -11 - . -_________ . • - "r 71F " __ ... i -. NN.- ___ '•' V 00 '70 A . mm Fit 4 30 to a :: : ? Mlgd m I Li ____ §0 M V 10 I 0 1 0 4 .' I' (A ',. g . . 4 fl-. • 4 ___ ~ " 1, . * !-" ' " Of ' SIMMA / --4 4""I'll a . - > By RICK PANTRIDGE Herald Staff Writer = ,. - :1 - recommendation from per- had three years in, according to , .. 4) Im 00 0 _, M P' ) - 4,, CD '. pb.:; - , _____1- a g ,, ,. j pI r m G ' V1 . - I fl ____ ii kftA . r i, *1%4 ('•') f z -t ,* "' r, k I " Ift 11-1 1. - _______ I! i fl "-. C To " 7K C1 OL If-) n Go ailI&.I_,H3 " Ii 0 a as so a X (A .4 W - -- a ~ I _ - I . i ON W M81 14 A 2=1- 220 ' 111111. 1 I ,I X " tJ - I~, X ,' I lill II w1i %%A ~ i ,J £ I u .1 60AMN M i SNo k a . . 0 J -0 Lot r , , % _. 1 - - - o 9 I ' 4'I' . - I I 0- Qjfflk~ff _. " I , _i k ;= ~ t, itio k . - t v, I ~ i I i 1: t ; . -, f ' V_ PC .A so s a ~ rt ~c .0 ~ co k S; n .1/ - 11,. Z4 . -i-- 3; R - -. -- - _Al - - -. -- I Z -- M I - ___ Television ... Women's ..... IOB . 10-IIA - )11 _, WE A 11 I E It Yesterday's high 95. Overnight low 69. Rainfall was 46 inc hes. P rtl ioud to cloud) through tomorrow with al the lower °" CD - 70s. Variable mostly east to southeast winos (0 ::_ -_ r,_#- - --_.- _:_._-_ --_- - -- - end of the coffin, keeping watch would join with the state law coffin above the grave and over Moore's body as they had enforcement officers present to stepped back, allowing the ser graveside rites to begin. .' , v"jt., - - ,. ' 1 - ice • ion For Saving Lives • ' - - ~f 17-:-U.-T'Ire A!, -. -r ' ,- - -1 S_A_ it* - Xt ,- - f. . V - ~r at `;~., I - I -1 I-Ift - By JANE CASSELHERRY Herald Staff Writer [fall commended Beam. a **Thcre is only one thing you Ile was appointed by Gov Hall worked at the fire scem disabit.-d veteran of Vietwam Reubin Askew to the State do in a case like this" he said. until everybody was rescued for his outstanding job Monda) age his lifesaving efforts Monday afternoon at the Seminole County Jail fire at tits Winter Park Mail office to "He saved so many lives by hits presence, not only by what it necess,ir~. ,ledii ition per se was fl) dmirustered at the fire WtflQ to the hospital, checked hospital emergency rot n, a'd then examined 21 pr1 oers hu hac' "As soon as we felt 1I co Atli been utken Io the Oraoji"! be transporteu and ambulances Counh Jail and athntnisteud motivation he provided firemen giving ereaaIabIeIsuggestedthe) medication emergency treatment " be taken to the hospital 1 did Dr Hall gives a great d°al of Sheriff's Spokesman Spolski not attempt to pronounce credit to Seminole County h ours later when he called to Count', Medical So(let) saving efforU, be continued all the way to the hospital. eel his appoint.ments, [fall had a hand in Dr. Hall has bpen in- develo,?ing the Emergency strumental in initiating several Medical Team (EMT) courses emergency V,. . - __ I- Ri~ jI VI i '10I .11_2 `1'___W-.. . .V -Z . 4I r. ,- -":II Ir . %.G% 1 )"J(. &Ti _. -1 _ - - - , _ UA IV IM tqjt~v . I . -_ 1. I - ' ''- \ . - '' , -_ Fire and Police Departments, Seminole Cou.t> Fire service units. Herndon and Beacon Ambulances and fire and rescue units from throughout - I_- ,-,-- - I __ ar:7-11- services In Orange some three bears ago and poisoning was responsible for the county. 'All of them should IIIt_ I -l __ = -P -__ ~ III Z-. -.____ - 5-As - - - _______ ___ ----c-_ -_ -----.--= -_;__ -r -- - -h-.-,. -- -d. -_-_--' -_ _ ----_----_ -.-.-'-•--.__..-_-_ -' .- -- -_-- .., - -__ --z-----_- ---------.----, - •-- -_ ._i_--._- - - ______ ______ ____ - . . IMM US 9 I 1. , --_ , =_ 1.- -Z_.=V=; __ _ -_ - --v- z= I. ranks of officers outside the an honor firing squad snapped . " ___ - --- A color guard from the Orlando Naval Training Center, under direction of Petty Officer Second Class Robert 5ams, and It - -.-.-_,i_-_ •' i 111 'r- III -- -__ 'I.,' , derstonns g 0 __ -_--_- . t around 10 mph, stronger and pFisty %,Iclalty of III Pain probability 6o per cent during e ay, per cent at night. Complete details and tides arr on Page U2 - I I - I .', ".'-1b'' -••- offer your deepest sympathy Deputy Don McCullough and __ -- ,, J1 "'I .. i , , he did personally but also by the County that have reuuUed in taught the first classes, so it most of the deaths. It is or- be commended" he said. tAI night's board action, Ile praised the hospital motivation he provided firemen saving untold lives. Ile helped was,with pride he 0bserved dG rIess, tasteless and colorless giving emergency treatment as originate the helicopter reswe firemen and law officers. who and is associated with smoke emergency staffs at Sentinole teachers on the tinemployment the inmates were brought and cardiac programs and, in had taken the training, doing and fire, but carbon monoxide Memorial, Florida Hospital rolls Immediatel) itnty nkesman supporting these programs, such an excellent job in ad ,. • North anu Florida hospital I uOWfl, " said,i count .' r is u". fac or iUii, does •,. mou!~~mouth -ersonally gives his own personal spervices ministering also also appreciate Mr. killing " Hall where needed. p k Cirdto Cardioresusc itt a ion an d • Meagher of Yirte Winter Park effo rts es 11 Is Dr. 1111' a s ontuind for the meeting to hear witn sed Ile h Ile had never before been in inated the Emergency Pulmonary Resuscitation. morial volunteering his . . . Gatcnvi s recommendation arid ,flS,uC Medical Serv ces Council ved due disaster where as mins as 11 facilities and standing by even s were sa li ve Grooms'appeal to tt~x board to Dr. Hall, who has a family several years ago and was to fts action. Many of the in- deaths were involved. Ile has though we did not have to use ccep practice, was ruotifiedof the fire named chairman b) the Board mates were u'onclous when worked at some where there them,' Hall said Herndon Ambulaqce of County Conunissionters and brought downstairs and would were five or six and assisted at After the vote, which was by An Orlando native, he has and told reelected se veral times by has not ha ve had a chance," 114111 the Winter Park Jail lire In 1971 been in practice in the area for Bob Beam Dispatcher th e unanimous, most of teachersleftthemeetingroom. he was needed at the scene. peers. when one prisoner died. said. oyear:. ternoon and evening showers and scattered thunder likely. Hfrhsin the unner8Osto mid 90s. Laws In I 0 Z CZ, 00 Z - -' -'&- '-"'" ' , Deputy Moore, death was not straight ahead at the flag and underst,hnding. It's a real Deputy William Perdreaux the end - but the beginning." draped coffin, sobbing softly tragedy that has occurred all of Sen-dnole County Fr. Picciano compared "the as Fr. Picciano spoke. They here." moved the coffin through the g Grooms said that the three. year teachers who had con. tinuing contracts "should have 1 ,' . , . r -, l --.*- 2 C: : p pp ___ I, Z"T - 1JINQ .' act cost him his life, but for his four children sat, looking pointment 5A Obituaries inc - m ferenci between schools, Grooms said "Maybe some of been given priority" I " 0 z.1, . '.~ 8-913 Crossword PI 10B Dear Abby , - - - - - 10A - X M - Classified '( 1 - ', ' 4 % , )h ' .. -- - - - - I I C) -_-..Z_r--=--•'-=---- ft"I" 91 ; I -'- i _ -.1 % - without concern for his own SherUl's Department Honor Guard and funeral directors move casket of jailer Robert 0. Moore to church for final rites Dr. Hall was on the scene ot the principals didn't get their people interviewed so they the tragedy only a few minutes t, !V-41 4,_ i . "That 's quite a bit of di! V , . 1~ - _Ztl - - 07. ____ . "Twicehewentbackto rescue those trapped Inside," the priest said. "He did so rehired at F astbrook and six of the Orange (ount> F mergen seven at Red Bug Elementary. Medical Services Council, for fl eX 424 ' \ 1 37 ___I _____- 11; ;1 - - __ __ M WJ, .XL- : grotlu_ rehired, while five of six were Dr. Charles Hall, chairman of he left the office and it was Commit 2 1. _il - 4_ i- _ [ . stor) Ofl = i4 -4 , 'It 4 at current levels. Iferald staffer flick Pantridge has the I __ ~:__ 0 The Seminole County School Board can get into all the lengthy budget hassles it wants to this sunimer, now that C)o 311- 1 , ft I. in all IAll? .1161JIF , I I the events that led to Moore's Emergency Medical Council That is tr) to maintain open and the fire was out, then he A letter of commendation is in dispatching rescue vehicles and is orwof f(u, - physiciar.-i on air passages, administer checked the prisoners who had According to Grooms, only two of I I three-year teachers at being sent by the Seminole The doctor said he did not know the state advis)tv board. lit! is oxygtn or other breathing been taken to .Sanford City Jail Casselberr) Elementary were County Sheriffs Department to the extent of the disaster when the head of the D isaster assisIan'e and give cardiac -four of w hom had to be taken it has guaranteed funding to meet all 12 month expenses I - 1411101,tK , . 'r -- - 10 t__ - MP_ - " I -_ %k -M - .- - 4 '- - .. -1 of" while teachers at other Sc are so Expense Funding Guaranteed - =. - --4 M ' ~ a V - /1 .i -• - ,, V11 CL , .....- __ teachers up for rehiring at - ' - #ni" . -!a --'__A*----- - 1f hush 0 - M = w-u 0111 4 .• Dodor Earns said. Ford today after the House overwheiniingly sicuttIM the proposed 23 cent gasoline tax program of tax strategists. some schools "were taken care • s 12 ~= 0 0 -2 tA - Sr ` am ft"N: I 11081111foll I ~nl . (0 - M I0 Ill lull/i, L 2M. : ! ::3 1110 IN - 0 e 1 43 0 '° 9 I :* 7* f% F, ?i ; I ~ 11.A - -•- -. ,,, I .1 ) 0 L1 $.A L in-$ :I. (A 4 M iI_ , I" q 0, _i i ddl nt Congressional leaders are huddling with Presi dent Story on Page . _1 ; /Y r &- U) 0 -0 =4 v M _1 o-IIIII - rn : !! . P - En .0 r" :7 1 II 1, ,#: 0 =r M -A , J 1 1`11 ! J Ill/i 1 V1 M :) !~ C') Pon ft1nWtJ'2 0 of ~ :" VI) CL 2. a :; - F IFE .. " a to )01 "O a - rvi 1 , , C"'s Z .i " III - Both Fr. Ryan and Fr. Plctold The Herald today 'The in such times as these It is not tradition in Catholic rites Gaines Funeral Home in children, the graeside rites ciano conducted the brief rites situation is most disturbing easy, but keeping faith and Prior to the se ce, Father Longood were perhaps the hardest to Then came the snap of foldxng Cross that was the The v over, pallbearers told newsmen, 'What take because of the 22 bears of the American flag and its What the board is saying to recalling these teachers is that they Christ's to bear, will ease the can you really say to ease the Sgt. Elmer Avenel, Capt. J. Q. military ser%ice that Moore had presentation to Mrs- Moore. pain this family is feeling' Gall oway, Chief Deputy Duane fulfilled before becoming a should ' aroun,d aii pain, he said 1 Continued On Page $-A) Moore's w'dow. .Marie, and Nothing really. other than to Harrell. Sgt. Earl .Meyers, deputy sheriff, they might be rehired by August or Sepu mber," Groc ms ns de .1I•4 I'_ G r ______ - I - -- !-L - the three-year people weren't grief and loss of a loved one. a prior to the delivery of the 5ince early yesterday during conduct graveside rites. taken care of first," Grooms husband, a father and a friend homily service as Is the vi e wing hours at the Gramko For Mrs. Moore and her H * - Ryan -' .. - ployed. "But we must find the Ryan and Fr. Picciano "I can't understand why all strength to accept and bear the celebrated the funeral mass _ ' ' - I. . ______________________ " -4 - There are 192 teachers with Grooms. Grooms added that the suffering we find in the world Polk and Corrections Super. As the seI progressed, church into the waiting hearse to attention at the arrival of the County teachers became one, two or three )ears' service board's action left seven of the today -something that is hard visor George Proudfoot to Seminole Count) deputies for the short ride to the funeral part) unemployed last night when the who were awaiting the board's three-year veterans unem. to understand and accept. The six deputies placed the The Right Rev. Father John stood at full attention at either cemetery, where the U.S. Navy VI . . U, r- -1 More than 100 Seminole 1 . .. '........ . , A -- WE sonnel chief Stewart Gatchel Seminole Education calling for rehiring of 65 others. Association (SEA) Chief Gene tragedy of this death" with 'the were flanked by Sheriff John C) - ••. ., ' ol f ! 0 & I , Ln • ers Join Lines Coun Jobless school board accepted a decision. Of that number, 17 .CL (b X' SoI 2. (Z =': ____ LA F 3'' Lot _______ I.! -' T 2. _. -A EI :. - I - I., `~. C, -- ' • I I , - j! -. I .J- __ t'1b) m . . m I- = ,•• \\ - ' ) I __ le f , Z ' . X1 %bF r" > \ 44 1A Ca - 3 ~ I, . S1 Y' < 0 1% ~ __ II - 4A IC I _____ \\.. \\ ___ ~! =. , (J 8 (D - to "C pr-I' - - it. thO AItamdmSpriugs. hr . "Ile gave his life so that others might live" -, A packed church, filled with Grand jurors, escorted by slate aWrseys investigators aid tolloii ed by newsmen, enter jail building grim-faced uniformed officers representing almost every to view fire department in Central Florida, ' - 1 •fl ' : . . AI - _,..J I_ I" _______ I . rl~ ' I In . (•) ~ . the Right Rev. Father John e m %I,- it* f ' F -_ - ____ 'DeputyMooredIedper-: forming the greatest act lanotherhumancandoforhki - ' .. ______ Longwood Cemetery, his coffin borne by six grief. In . , n county jail fire, was laid to rest - A I "I_ia -- -- Li-' rTr' . 9. I a victim In Monday's tragic F 1 r, -. _J;_ -.. & , . ~-_ P_ : 'N IJEA(( i ..-=~ I I ,I Sheriff's Department buried one of its own today. Co A ( I" 4 * t ~m4 __ - * - t, Ii1 . o est The Seminole County a " Ii '.) ' oore ai Herald Staff Wriier X .,A 0 . '1: ~ -_, vmt:; . ' a - -- - 't ' . e u ____ . 1, 7 . Ranks Of Officers Attend " '# I-,,, A 40 29 . r" a* 5T George Haff in the intensive care unit. Spolski said another two inmates have been attorneys office ordered that the cleanup be 11 • . - and filled ft jail with dense, aCTid smoke. Funeral services were held today for jailer stopped pending the grand jury inspection day. The cleanup operation had also been halted 0 PC R -u 0 . At cc CO 1 -8 ~~Ca __4 - subcommittee on corrections, ap- Hobert 0. Moore, 40, of Longwood, who died in the transferred to the Orlando City Jail and that one pointed Wednesda), will investigate the jail fire, smoke-filled jdLl as hi helped evacuate inmates man, Carl Brown, has been released from custody hopefully within the next two weeks. A sheriff's spokesman said today that Polk has because he has served his jail sentence. p i%'p , "& Timmv WtIlijr'-,q flr. r !'i r 2fl0 r1'irl I. r1s itt4' tp ' p. r' Fr'r •.'' j . ' .zi'n r" vestigators ', ai6d"q~ckly'walked "do _w_Q'air2' to the'' ' Herring. The gra 'nd jury hears evidence in capital !)-Jacksonv ille, chairman of the Senate Judiciary- family-a. -"d n tha' .another $400 collected will be turned Clanton, Rocky Ray Darnell and Joe Winters - main jail entrance and inside the Jail where the crimes There is one case In which a Sanford Criminal Committee, will make recommendations over today have transferred from Florida Hospital North, crrcll of smoke still lingers. IhI! Liis tx 'i ttr'et '.tth murder Ifl the to th lult striatt polkl said Mr i- an'ih F u I L L i-i It0 u ntc Srws to F lurida JiopiLd South Sheriff's spokesman John SI;aid the secondshooting death of her husband ary] obR,r-.-c,S~lski said "i y ffiat 65 inmates. not the 68 ' floor hospital cell area where the fire originated had speculated this may be the matter that the grand previously reported, ere in the jail at the time of Sanford to reed', e donations 'rom the public Clanton was a witness this morning in the circuit already been cleaned up yesterday when the stI jury was originally scheduled to hear. the fire that officials believe was started by 16-year- Spolski said the sheriff's department has received a court trial of his wife. Elaine Edge Clanton, who is Grand Jurors filed out of their courthousi, meeting room at 9:40, escorted by Ch ief Seminole Accitnt Stata" Attnrna'v Willuim li't n.i - , / 'i facilities, ,_ 41A t IN Z- sheriff's department. In addition, it was reported today that a new '. p F) Ca Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr., and Sheriff John Polk, said,"I feel that the grand jury will go further Z 3: 1 IL 0 M X C -'I ~J - r-" V& V < .1) 0 to 0 *, ; M 0 ~!- ~ !! !~ < r- - _ 'I rrl 0 , Cr a , a a 3t -4 w X started a probe of the county 'ail fire that killed 10 inmates and a Jailer Monday with a tour of the jail I - --- - _ E - , , Q; 0 The Seminole County Grand Jury this morning - .1 - OM 0 Q,_ r- ,A - w &Z'- _ - - • - - -71 L,, : LA( 'A t 12 . .4 a J samples from the fire scene are received from the postponed by a judge. Spi'ilki said that 16 inmates w ho had been Sanford Crime Lab. McCall was one of th e 10 inmates who died from hospitalized have now been transferred to the Lake Other probes of th e jail fire are also being con. smoke inhalation after a stack of foam mattresses County Jail and that only two Inmates remain at ducted by th e state Division of Corrections and the with pla stic covers outside McCall 's cell smoldered Seminole Memorial Hospital Jos hart and "4 / ail Tour With Monday night until investigators from the state lire marshal's office could videotape the scene. State Attorney Abbott Herring, when announcing th e grand jury probe, requested by Circuit Court Herald Staff Writer 00 = < " 40 ' .- 3 0 - In mm ) 10 o PI " -- a- Stopped Pending Probe sCleanup Ordered Cl to roll .- " 4^ w F •1 E7 6 _•.•.. - - 0 8 : 1, -n ' ,, " ):.. . 1~1, - M M I ° %J : : ~i.~ 16 " M ___ I r" -. - - - • - & l - - Ll %__... 1 )k .... ",--; I ift 4ii to r zo,Aw " .".. K . -,, - 3E. 0 XX Cn _< . 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