3 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/777db24d7fcd4b5aa10fd17b095718e0.pdf bff8fb5315ccd6a11e66669d71bae11f PDF Text Text 0—Evoning Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Oct. 23, 1975 :: 68th Year, No. 55—Friday, October 24, 1975 :, - r - ' I EACH Double Bowl Stainless Steel SINK Protect your hands with soft cotton gloves. No. 184. Reg. Price (pair) .......... ..... 85c 22" x 33" x 6%" self-rimming. Chip, rust and stain proof stainless steel. Reg. Price ..... . ft.. WIIU ______ BYAUDIEMUIU'IIY Herald Staff Writer volunteers dug into their own grand total of $61,412.66, or 40 pockets for yet another con- per cent of the goal for the entire campaign. LONG WOOL) Amid cheers Highlighting the Pilot I and whistles, Seminole County I)R.asIon report %er' sub. ____________ United Way Campaign tl. ' — '. stantial contributions from Chairman Jim Rasa Thursday Southern Bell i $9,0O0); General night announced the 1975 fund. Dynamics $11,000i and its _______________________ •, _____ raising drive had not only met subsidiary Stromberg.Carin ye its goal, but had surpassed it by si&,coo,, Also, Scott 11 ir cent, for a grand to1il (roll cs, a newcomer to - r: of $172,763.79. tribution for the dozen United Seminole County; gave $5,000. The campaign goal was Way agencies. Dan Holley, Commercial s154,500 As campaign Executive Dnision chairman, reported a J . The happy announcement Secretary Mrs. Margaret di1sion total of $52,639 with the S came at the campaign victory Ganas punched the figures into Altamonte Mall contributing dinner, held at the Quabty Inn an adding machine, the United $25,701. Financial Division North. Way of Seminole's several Chairman Dave Berrien e. The spirit of dogged deter- division chairman made their reported $3,700 in new money, UnitedWay Campaign Chairman James Rasa Is hoisted aloft at last night's victory dinner by former mination that characterized the final reports. fora division total of $17,396.46. ehaIrmen( Under the leadership of Jack Unitas, Tom Hunt, George Washington Foster, Jack Homer and George campaign from its beginning Barbara Itamb, reporting for Touhy. ifierald Photo by was still apparent Thursday as homer and Joe Hartwig, the Professional Division Chair. _________________________________ a plastic jug was passed and Pilot Division announced a man 3ill Lef 11cr, announced . , ,, . — . .. iVui' iv%ore Lhange - Cotton WORK GLOVES Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents United Way oe!kL ver lop -. PAIR . . . ...... . .. •1 ......... 28.88 ..• * 100% that group had brought in $2,565. Public Employe Division (liairman Bud layer reported t I total of $14,010 in cash and pledges, with Seminole County promising $5,000. From the Education Division. Layer announced a total of $14 44j5 with SuiinJ.' Community College con• tributing W. Mother Wilson's Black Division announced $48695 in new money, for a division total of $904.70. Mrs. Sheila Brown reported contributions solicited by the Telephone Committee were substantially bolstered by Kathy Koevenig's activities in Oviedo, which brought in $212 from the small community. Woodlands Elementary School Principal Herold hieckenbach accepted a $25 gift certificate for that school's excellent performance in The Great Copper Caper. a program that took the United Way message to elementary and secondary schools The Great Copper Caper was reported to be a huge success with 38 of 39 count:' schools participating. Concluding victorydinner, Chairman Rasa presented United Way "People Statue Awards" to the following persons for their service to the campaign: George Touhy (Coordinator j; Gene Elselein f Public Relations); Jack Homer; Joe Hartwig; Tom Hunt; Dan Holley; Glenn Rush: Dave Herrien; John Mercer; Bill iCoutisoed on Page 2-Ai L So r. - 70 . 60 . ' 0 40 30 b'á W. C. ft . •*oa v One Of Four Rerouted Freig v #4 -I EACH TWIN-PAK Multi-Purpose CHARCOAL LIGHTER uN. FT. No fluids neededi Use newspaper to light charcoal. Can be used as camp stove or outdoor heater. Ideal for campers, hunters, etc. Reg. Price . . . . ........... . . . . ...........9.98 Ponderosa Pine SHELVING TWIN-PACK BATTERIES 1" x )2" #3 in 8' thru 16' random lengths. Accepts paint or stain well. "C" or "D" batteries for flashlights, tools or toys. Reg. Price ((wjn-pak) ......................67c VALKTHRU ift - Reg. Price (lin. ft.) . . . . ........ . . . ......... * 29c COOL COTE PAINT B' Fl) PRICK rrr Herald Staff Writer a6- EACH 20 As to the possibility of the remaining Wild,rice to local customers remained unchanged. wood freights being returned, Smith cornTwo local freights to Oviedo and Umatilla merited,"There's always a possibility, but right continue to operate. One of the four freight trains routed out of nownotsee ' concrete evidence ' I Sanford to Florida's west coast has been . ,, In addition to the 15 crewmen who returned, happening. " rerouted back through Rand Yard — and the WildwJ, six north and southbound trains Smith said Seaboard also "put on a couple of possibility exists more freight traffic will be chugged into Sanford en route to destinations But, JR. Lee, a United Transport Union clerks as a result of the train's return. returned here, Seaboard Coastline officials said across the United official, said his agency is doing all it can to get States. Trainmen displaced by the initial move had today. the trains routed back through this area. Lee the option of replacing yardmen — if seniority • Then Seaboard's Jacksonville office began said he believes all the trains eventually will permitted. Sanford Trainmaster Milton Smith said the studies to determine the 'most efficient route" return Jacksonville to Lakeland train — with its three and the trains were pulled out of Sanford. Workers who chose not to leave, Smith said, crews of 15 men - has been routed back through The studies, Smith said, are still going The initial reason for the switch, railroad had the option of moving to other Seaboard Sanford after railroad officials in August moved The one train was ordered back because, officials said, was because two parallel lines run locations or discontinuing service with the four trains affecting "around 60 employes" to Smith said, officials "found out we weren't from Jacksonville to Tampa — and they hoped to railroad. Wlldwood on Florida's west coast. mooring business down to this area as fast as we reduce that line to one. The initial move left one The initial switches were ciecided on at a "top "We're getting some of the business back on wanted. •• north and one southbound train here, plus serb level" meeting In Jacksonville on Aug. 13. 1 A V Thanks 0 OU . It or e .• ''- CITizens Warned Of Con New mow 1%1& School Board Raps Purchase n= tar GALLON TOILET TANK FILL VALVE Replaces old-fashioned ballcocks, No float or rod needed. Easy toInstall. Reg. Price (gal.) . - By JOE. ASKREN Herald Staff Writer White or colors for Interior or exterior use. Dries in lhr. Reg. Price. Indoor-Outdoor eturns this side, Smith said. lie said the train and crews were returned because "better service" Is provided to the Orlando-Tampa area by running through Says Typewriter Buy A Violation I s ... .. .4.39 CARPET For poolside, patio, playroom or laundry. Seven colors, 12' widths. Easy to install. Layer said it is not un. board by not carrying out the for $25,079 with a board apM-MI M common that a bid is accepted bid as presented. These things proved purchase order to - •with a firm with one mailing could not have, happened by Sperry Remington. He said no , AI.TAMONTE SPRINGS - address, and the board's accident," Sims wrote in his bids were required because the • . ' BOB I E.OYD Seminole County School payment is sent to the firm at report. typewriters were on a state Herald StaffWriter Superintendent W.P. "Bud" another address, "I think Sims was nit- contract. However, the board Layer and Purchasing Agent "It appears that there Is picking," said Coleman. " later rescinded this purchase . .. . Of ••i •J :, • Don Coleman were told by the evidence that someone Coleman said in March he order and called for bids, said warning to citizens that con. i4?" board attorney in Wednesday's collaborated to deceive this had "bought" the tyepwriters Coleman. • . p. •.\ • W ., AI regular meeting they "must fidence game perpertrators are owl-- • • , believed at work in the area. award abid the way the board FOR r h's A police department dirAttorney ects. Douglas Stenstrom spokesman said y To said "action of the board was .•. . F- have been received this week of 4 -,I'i not carried out" in the $q4,459 con game attenipts bonded low bid awarded June 25 to Sperry Remington, 607 1.'. Authorities urged citizens to Colonial Dr., Orlando, for 62 be alert for -anyone calling by new tyepwriters for Lake telephone and representing .• a Howell High School. By IX)NNA ESTES ttwnlseivesasa bank official or for a city council post in the Bacon, a retired union Coleman apologm7( (I for his lit raid Staff Writer • bank examiner." Dec 2 municipal tiection , negotiator, is completing a one , action, but said the check was County Maintenance year split term on the city '.F'? Citizens contacted b) such made out instead to Business / LAKE MARY - Fire Supervisor Henderson council. ' . %. persons should immediately Equipment (enter of Jack Commissioner Roger Stumbo Ferguson also qualified just V DeLores Lash who served 16 .. I notif) the police department, sons IlIe, 607 Colonial Dr qualified today to run against before noon to run for the group iiionths on the city council, ' officer Richard Quigley said Orlando . " incumbent Martin Bacon Sr., 3 council seat held by Bacon. previously, qualified Thursday, ..A' • ' I, ( ' Under no circumstances should Business Equipment is an ME i fnr fhn *'*.rnti.IICIU I....l h.. IUIIVIIII U) the citizen withdraw money authorized Sperry Remington Virginia Mercer. Mrs. Mercer .',, from a bank account if directed dealer, he said, "It Is one and has announced she will not run 1' the same." to do so by a caller. 41 1for re-election. "You're legally not within the Councilman Harry Terry is Quigley explained the eon II" i. law in following the board's running for re-election to his game o peration: action" regerding the bid said -1 council seat. : Stenstrom. lie said the state Mrs. Margie Hess, a former "The confidence artist will audit may make an "adverse mayor of the city, qualified this telephone a savings account report on this." morning to oppose Terry in the holder, usually an elderly man "Whatever happened in the election, or woman, and advise them transfer, it should have come i-' that he is a bank examiner, The qualifying period ended .. back to the board . . It's a at noon today. Brian Nutty, 10, 112 Grove Lane, shs off his basketball They will state that there is an HAVING technical violation of the law," The Decembercity election balancing trick. He Is a fifth grader at Id)Uwilde Elementary overage or shortage in the Stenstrom said late Friday. A BALL account and that they suspect (Continued On Page !A) School. (Herald Photo by Bill %'Ineent( Stenstrom said apparently of their tellers .1 .mu. one bezzling funds. the low bidder in Orlando couldn't deliver at the time, or "They will ask for Bargaining didn't have the typewriters on cooperation of the person called hand, and got "the same Three more n individual sonnel of Seminole County Pt'Uqy did ,i fine job," said and the emplo)-es," and the i catching this 'crooked typewriters at the same price" bargaining units ithin the NlPSCO, lie said I'EHC better teller." At this point, thvs will I aver from Jacksonville. local iard is in a Seminole County School system earlier had cancelled a hearing A imiaster contract between position than PERC to do this. either say they will contact you "Thit tri.nch'r chnnhl have were certified Wednesday for for the 335 members in the the board and the Seminole Pelley pointed out that at a later date, or ask you to been made known to the board, collective bargaining purposes Seminole County Secretarial- Eclucatbon Association iSEA precedent had already been set withchi'w a specified SUIII of that's all," said Stenstrom. by the state's Public Employes Clerical & Aides Association, was signed last month. with the boarti "negotiating" money from the bank," Quigley Board member Dane Sims Relations Commission Persuaded by Pelley's read his eight page report Pelley said he asked the three with bus drivers as to wages. PERC, arguments, PEIIC certified all PERC Commissioners to turned around their own questioning and criticizing the "All contacts will be made b Harry Pelley, 52, chief three individual bargaining reconsider their reasons for not reasoning from * way the transaction was earlier telephone until the money has negotiator for the School Board units by a 2-I vote in a regular certifying the bus drivers decisions and they didn't t1v handled by Layer and the adbeen withdrawn, then the since February won his appeal imieeting in Orlando Wednesday, group, since all three units any defense," said Pelic. ministration. confidence artist will appear at over PEHC's ruling last month according to Superintendent proved they had a majority of Board Chairman Robert G the house and take possession of Sims wrote askinif that the: which he said had turned down W.P. "Bud" Layer. members and were recognized "Bud" Feather, commenting the money, which he will assure ' "Superintendent cooperate in on Pelky's success, said he will be redt'pit'd certification of the 137 rnernby the board. Pelley said he wits "very making sure that steps are to sour overheard one official call hers in the Seminole County pleased," but it "means more d1C0ut taken to eliminate such praclie said he told I'EW,' it was i'elie-: "F'. Lee Pelley," alter tices, and that we demand strict Bus Drivers Inc. because they work for me." He said the. intent of the State the famous criminal lawyer, F. were not in "appropriate unit." bargaining efforts between the Legislature to have self- Ic.' Bailer. "If uu ar contarted," and open compliance and • School Board and the three new determination within each Quigley said, "call the police Pelley said I'ERC wanted to Implementation of all board l'eiky said he is not a lawyer, umimediately. Under no cirted "lump" this group together in a certified groups is not expec policies and directives of this togroup help "Promote a but holds a degree in labor twnsthnc. should you with. hearing 'et for the 525 members to begin until January, 1976. body according to majority harmonious and cooperative relations from Kent State draw 11100ev from your ac. in the Non-Instructional Per. vote." relat!onship between the board University, "The local pepie won today! count Three Quai i Seek Lake Mary Council Posts Reg. Price (sq. yd.) ........... . . . . . . . .....2.. I EACH 11.0 4710 Contemporary Design STORAGE BUILDING •• Attractive gold and white zinc-clad steel building. 7 x 10' floor area. Reg. Price (ea.) ..... 139.95 41 lII' J'.1I - jr . - •., '--- WALL DIMMER SWITCH Controls light from bright to dim. Just turn knob. 6600. 9 For use on all propane . I.C.C. approved. Reg Price ............ i.g 1236 Self-Sealing ASPHALT SHINGLES --IT sun. Availab'e in popular colors. Reg. Price (square) ..................... . 16.79 with I L'W4l ø. U I Id I '• -- BIRRIOA10C Three 1i' 1if EACH the helping hand of 700 FRENCH AVE. Scotty' s® School Units Certif ied " SANFORD PH: 3234700 HOURS: 7:.5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30.6:00 SATURDAY - ' • U EACH Yk - ... .... - appliances. 1 " threaded top. Reg. Price ........... 497 SQUARV/?'is Seid _____ TX-9 TORCH CYLINDER X01 1 V13. YOU CAN DOIT DO YOURSELF! SALE PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 17 thru NOVEMBER 8 11 1 ¶ �A 1 2A—Eytn ng HraId, Sanford, FL Friday, Oct. 24.1975 Car I Said Fleeing From Burglary I - 11111 NA"10 - Noce FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In buSineSS of 3131 Ala Vaya Trail, Ov i edo 32765, Seminole. County, Florida under the fictitiou s name of PALM VALLEY MOBILE ,,, &A1iC CAl 1C ,iiI IIj Jn_ -, .fl, r1,r,1 Manslaughter Charged In Crash - By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Wri ter IN BRIEF Legal Of Passing Little Hope New York Aid BIfl WASHINGTON (AP) —The Senate Banking Committee is drafting a measure that would provide $6 billion In loan guarantees to New York City, but the panel's chairman says he sees little hope that the bill will ever get to the Senate floor. The legislation was to come before the committee today, although there were indications the panel would not be able to work for lack of a quorum as senators hurried to start a long Veterans Day weekend. The panel originally had planned to begin voting on various provisions of the proposed bill. But the measure lost the key support of en. Adlal E. Stevenson Ill on Thursdy night and that appeared to (ji)4)fl) any hope of the measure being approved by the pane). I ( Ikrred from strtklg by a capital city of 370, 000 persons turned in their badges in a wage dispute. That left 16 policemen, aided by state troopers and sheriff's deputies, to patrol a city whose limits cover an area larger than Lm Angeles, and twice the size of New York City. The normal number of police is 597. Mayor Patieace Latting urged city residents to remain calm. She called an emergency City Council meeting which lasted 312 minutes, just long enough for Police thief!. G. Purser to report that with the state and county help, more police cars were on the streets than was normal for a Thursday night. UKl.AlIuM. UlY Al l ) — state law, virtually the entire pollee force In FA ' '--. . - - . . 0 . this -. 1006 E. Second St., Sanford. burglary of an auto belonging to Sheriff's deputies are in. James Stonestreet, Foxcroft Florida in accordance with the vesligating the reported theft of Apartments, south Seminole. provislons of the Fictitious Name An Orlando man has been Statutes, To Wit: Section 863 09 $246 in construction materials charged with manslaughter in Florida Statutes 1957 From a construction site at Legal Notice the death of his brother in 5: Gunnar J. WalIschlac'ger Orange Street and Pressview Publish: Oct. 21. 31. Nov.?, II, 197S December 1974 In an auto acIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1973 Avenue, Altamonte Springs. cident on 1-4 near Sanford. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. DES 110 Deputy C. H. Braecklein said William Grant Snyder, 27, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE James Gamble, of Maitland, COUNTY. FLORIDA. ,, r....... reported four rolls of steel CIVIL ACTION NO, 7SI44.CA.Ot.E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Jail on $8,000 bond Thursday on park at Fifth Street and Oak when he approached the auto reinforcing mesh and two rolls THE L OMA S & P4 t T T L E TON EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R. the manslaughter warrant. Avenue. UIT IN AND FOR SEMINOL E the driver pointed a pistol at of plastic were stolen from the COMPANY. Plaintiff, Court files indicate Snyder is an The woman told police she him and demanded "all your construction site. COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION inmate at the state prison at was entering her parked car money." CHARLES K. BRAND. e.t &. Deputy R.S. Morton said a CASE NO PR JS-309CP Lowell. alter leaving a ceramics class Defendants The robber didn't leave the $350 citizens band radio unit ESTATE OF NOTICE OF SUIT A direct information filed in at the nearby City Cultural FRANK P. O'BRIEN car. The attendant went to the was reported stolen In the TO, CHARLES K. BRAND Deceased the case by Seininole-Brevard building when a man wearing a service station office and _____________________ 10 RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN NOTICE TO CREDITORS State Atty. Abbott Herring stocking mask and carrying a ret urned with the money and All parties claiming Interests by, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING through, under or against charges that William Gram three-loot stick attacked her, the bandit drove away from the Legal Notice CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CHARLES K. BRAND and Snyder was the driver of an to all SAID ESTATE. Police said the masked man Exxon station, at 90 Highway I fl1.13 parties having or claiming to have You and each of you are hereby auto "fleeing or escaping from demanded the woman's purse 436, Fern Park deputies said. No. any right, title or Interest in the real notified and required to file INVITATION TO BID any property herein described the commission of a burglary but she fought off her attacker clams and demands which you or Altamonte Springs police TO. All interested business firms , YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED either of YOU may nave against said and grand larceny" when the as another woman leaving the arrested Charles Leroy Holz- corporations, partriership, or in that an action to foreclose a mot auto overturned on 14. estate In theoffice of the Clef k of the cerafl)ics class locked herself in loan, 18, of Winter Park, on a dlvidujlj. tge on the following real property Circuit The City of C asselberry solicits Court of the Eighteenth in Seminole County, Florida* Craig David Snyder, 18, of another auto and screamed for burglary charge, according to yourbidforlhepurcnaseofone Judicial Circuit Seminole County, Lot ,, Orlando, was killed when help. 1. NORTH Fli Probate Division In the county Jail records. Bond for 1 ,on truth with utility body O R I, AtJDO TOwN! TE Atli ftr sn (rolI th' ..ir . it rolkd I3s must be 5uL m Itc on me Cou rt Ifcur at Santora, 11cr 1 l'ulice reported the Iluliiiiau was set at $5,000 dilion, (Repla? of Sheet No. 2), as attached bid form within four calendar months lrorn if must be four times after skidding 377 Casselberry woman held onto following his arrest in a parking received by 3:00 recorded In Plat Book II, Page 6. the time of the lint publication of P.M., November 3 Public Records of Seminole County, this notice Each claim or demand feet and striking a highway her purse and was thrown to the lot at Altamonte Mall, ac- 1973 Address bids to: Florida. sign, investigators said at the ground by t he masked man cording to Act ing City Manager must be in writing and filed in has been filed against you and arrest records. P,O Box S3 you duplicate and state the place of time of the accident, before he fled on foot toward are required to serve a copy of your residence Sanford police today were and post office address of Casselberry. Florida 37707 written defenses, it any, to it on van Volusia County Sheriff's Park Avenue. Envelopu Should be plainly the claimant and must be sworn to probing a burglary at a • at den Berg, Gay & Burke. P.A deputies were pursuing the marked on the outside "Bid on 1973 Post Office Box 793, Orlando, the claimant, his agent or at Patrolman Richard L. television repair shop at III, marked 1 ton truck with utility body" All Florida torne' or the same Shall be void vehicle after a burglary at Fred Bennett said the woman, who Sanford Ave. owned by and file the original 32102, John E. bidders, their agents or represen with Dated at Orlando. Florida this the Ray Teletronics, DeBarv, of. suffered bruises on her left Dellart. the Clerk of the above Styled tatives are Invited to be present at 11th day of October 1973. on or before November 12th. court Ficers said. O'Brien arm, then drove her auto to E Patrolman John W. Foster the bid opening which will be held in ins. otherwise a judgment may be As Executor Deputies reported that a color police headquarters to report reported three TV sets, valued the Co.incii Chambers at the City entered against you for the relief of said Estate Hall. 95 Lake Triplet Drivc, demanded in me compla in t or television, stereo and radio the incident, by at $0, were taken from the Casselberry. The Council meeting is peti Sanders McEwan. tion stolen in the burglary were %heduled to begin at Mimi & McDonald 7:30 pm. on Sheriff's d2puties today shop, where they were left for wlTNL55my hand and the sHlof Attorney for Executor found in or around the wrecked reported that a man driving a repairs, when the business was the date of bid closing, Novenibr 3. said Court on October 61h, 1913 1973. Post Office Box 733, auto, along with a baseball bat, green Dodge sedan robbed a entered by breaking a window, The city reserves the. right, at Its IScal) Orlando, Fla. Arthur H Bekwi?h. Jr. a ski mas k anti g1u. riviti rdrtt service station at. 197$ Pt.'biith Oct 17, 13111 Watkins r,l Winter '.0k' and absolute dsretui,, to • Sanford police today were tendant of $35 just before Springs told Sanford police a reject any or all bids, or To accept DES 111 By, Elaine RiCharde that proposal which, in its judgment, investigating an attempt midnight. Deputy Clerk $218 citizens band radio unit will, under all circumstances, best IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Publish: Oct 10, Il, 21, 31, 1975 Thursday night to rob a Deputy John Thorpe said the was taken from a pickup truck serve the public interest SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA DES?? CITY OF CASSELBERRY Casselberry woman at a city 19-year-old attendant reported parked in a lot at the Elks Club, PROBATE DIVISION No. 71.261.CP Lawyers Seek Treatment FRANCISCO (AP) Patricia Hearst's lawyers, expressing concern for her mental health, took steps today to give the jailed heiress the psychiatric treatment they say she needs. With the approval of U. S. District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter, the defense team prepared to bring their own handpicked psychiatrist in to treat her. They did not Immediately identify the psychiatrist they have chosen. Lawyer Albert Johnson said Miss Hearst's Immediate treatment was "an emergency matter for the preparation of her defense and her mental wellbeing." But he said there had been no drastic change in her condition and "she Is not in turmoiL" SAN - Central Planning Bill Rapped AMELIA ISLAND (AP) - A former economic adviser to es-President Richard Nixon says a bill for centralized - economk pIaiung introduced by Sen& Hubert Huñphrey and Jacob Jaits "mjwJ havbeen, written by a l)gh-echool civics class." - Economist Herb Stein said be didn't think Humphrey, D-Mlnnesota, and Javlts, R-New York, were serious about the tAil. "Qmgresslonal supporters will use It for preaching and publicity," he told a conference sponsored by the National Association of Manufactirers. WORLD Turkish Ambassador To France Gunned Down On Paris Street PARIS (AP).The to Paris and the chauffeur of his car were killed today by gunmen on a Paris street, an embassy officer said. The embassy said that Ambassador Ismail Erez was Turkish ambassador riding in the car on Qual Kennedy near the Turkish Embassy when the shots were fired. The ambush came two days after gunmen killed the Turkish ambassador to Vienna in his embassy. Army Reduces Street Fighting BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Army intervention reduced street fighting in Beirut today, but the government radio said Christian and Moslem gunmen were still kidnaping motorists on several highways despite the presence of army tanks and security checkpoints. Security officials said both sides had exchanged many kidnap victims, leaving 40 unaccounted for. They included two American Embassy employes believed held by leftist Moslems. "Flying roadblocks" set up by fast-moving bands of armed men kept most Beirut residents indoors today, although street battles tapered off to scattered clashes between two Christian and Moslem neighborhoods and some sniper fire in the downtown banking dlstrlcl - Armed Forces Put On Alert LISBON, Portugal (AP) Portugal's armed farces were put on full nationwide alert today and armored cars took up strategic positions In Oporto, 180 miles north of Usbon, where far-left military officers scheduled a trettng d5pte a 1,ev ernrn€iit barL The moves followed a series of bombings in Lisbon aimed at moderate left-wing officers and civilians and because of "(Teasing reports of planned sabotage within the barrscks," a spokesman for the military áecurlty farces said. There were no injuries In the boinblng& - Franco Shows Improvement MADRID, Spain (AP) Gen. Francisco Franco, ironfisted is fighting back after two .attacks and slightly after sttferiilg a relapse, his doctors said today. The 11 physicians attending Western Europe's last dictator said signs of heart failure noted 24 hours earlier had been reduced, and that "progress from his coronary illness continues its normal course." — Spain' s heart 82-year. old leader, has improved —. Mary WL Hawthorne In Re Estate 04: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF Acting City Manager ALBERT ABBOY, PROPOSED CHANGES AND Publith: Oct. 21. 3), 1975 Deceased AMENDMENTS IN THE ZONING DES 141 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ________________________ ________________________ ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TO ALL CREDITORS AND ALL SANFORD. FLORIDA. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR NO 16 US Notice is hereby given AGAINST SAID INVITATION TO BID a DEMANDS Public Hearing will be heldthat at the TO: All Interested business firms, Conlmi%sionRoofl,jnme City Hall in ESTATE: corporations, partnerships, or in You, and each of you. are hereby Of Sanford, Florida. at 7:00 divlduals. noti fied and required to present an o'clock P.M. on November t(. 1975, The City of Casselberry Solicits claim or demand *hith you, or to consider changes and amend your bid f or the purchase of one 1915 ments to the Zoning Ordinance of the either of you. may have against the four cylinder station wagon. estate of ALBERT ABBOY. City of Florida. Florida, as follows: deceased, late of Kent County, Bids must be submitted on the Article V. Use Provisions, Section attached bid form They must be 3, SR 1. Single Family Residential Michigan, City of Grand Rapids, to received by 500 P.M., November 3. Dwelling District, Sub section the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of 8, 1973. Address bids to: Seminole C ounty, Probate Division. C ondition al Uses Permitted, shall be Acting City Manager amended by the addition of In the Court House at Sanford. P0 Box 55 Florida, within tour calendar paragraph (1). as follows Casc'1berry, Florida 37707 (1) Efficiency Apartment 210 Sq. months from the date of the. first publication of this soice SAID Envelopes should be plainly If, mar CLAIM OR DEMAND MUST BE on the out side "Bid on 1975 i bedrqy home, or apartment 440 Jourtt.jat DULY SWORN TO AND FILED IN vep JL. .iqJl.. bidders, their agents or represen D UPLICATE 2 beoroom home, or apartment oo DATED THIS 7th day of October. are invited to be presen t at sq. ti:' *% "lives the bid opening, which will be MM in 3 or ' more bedroom homt $ tp* Council ehamh.vt *t t. •w 5. 'Ma,, WilSon .pQr.ru c vT,v ,w q. IT . Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive. Walter (a 1 onditional to the requirement Casselberry. The Council meeting ii Co, Executom of the "111119 Of of a Public Hearing by Planning & heduled t o begin at 7:30 P M. on ALBERT ABBGY. Zoning Board with notificitIn to the dote of bid closing, November 3 Deceased pr operty owners within 1973. co Gerald J. O'Brien Proponent to be charged a . O'Brien I Freidman The City reserves the right, a' its by the. City Commission sole and absolute discretion, to 114) Fifth Avenue North All parties in interest and citizens TAIJ,,}1AFE (AP) ti-ken th e tsl Three Qualify To Seek Lake Mary Council Posts - - . - , -. - -. ...- .. .. documents necessary to qualify. Mary Daniels, wife of Councilman John Daniels, Is also running for the council po5 held by Mrs. Van Eepoel, but has not yet filed a financial disclosure, Mrs. Nort on said. Board To Meet Weekly Seminole County School Board has set sseekly 7:30 p.m. Wednesday meetings beginni ng Nov. 5 in hopes of si'iortening recent lengthy agenda at regular meetings held twice a mon th. Superintendent W.P. "Bud " Layer said the board's reorganization meeting is t k.r Nov. 18 in the colty L'ourthouse, and no meetings ire set for Wednesdays of Nov. 9 and Nov. 26 because o the flianksg1vfrg houia, The board will elect a _.a , .1J4 IHU UJJ UL'V CT)SIflT*fl Ind appoint an attorney on the 8th, said Layer. -- -- A CORRECTiON A picture that appeared in "edrv'sday'c Evening Herald S sowing Mayor Lee Moore S igning a pr&Jamalion d daring Deltona Derby Day 01 Nov. H, The date should is we read Nov. 7. United Wa , Tops Goal By 11.8% Envelopes Should be plainly marked on The outside "Bid on on e 1975 Bacthoe Loader with Bucket." All bidders, their agents or representatives are invited t be. present at the bid opening, which will be held in the Council Chambers at the City Hall, 93 Lake Triplet Drive, Cas$elbei-r-,c. The Council meetingassched,,led to,,,,i01p 7 30 PM. on the date of bid closing November 3, 197 3. The City reserves tpi right, at its sol4 and a.btlutt discretion, to reject airy or all bidt, or to accept that proposal which, in its judgment. will, und er all circumstances, best SeFYC the public int er est. Mary Hawthorne Acting City Manager City of Casselberry Publi : Oct. 21. 31, 1973 (Continued From Page 1-A) Leffler; Norman Floyd; Eddie Rose; Bud Layer; Ernie Cowley; Sheila Brown and Mother Wilson. Also receiving People Statue Awards were: Jim Lee; Curtis Dunaway; Jim Jernigan; Ed DES sh Bilinski; Jack bole; Stuart Green; Kay Phil NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION Taylor; Hudson McMurt.rie; NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN Dave Davies: Troy Piland; Don THAT A GENERAL ELECTION Bradley: Reid Brodie and WILL BE HELD IN THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA ON Barbara Ramb. Also Betty Kienth; John THE SECOND DAY OF DEC. EMBER, 1975, FOR THE PUR Carli; Bill Whitworth ; Allen POSE OF ELECTING A MAYOR Keen; Bob Walko; Dick FOR A TWO YEAR TERM: Mabnagh; Ernie Palmeri; COUNCILMAN, GROUP 2. FOR A TWO YEAR TERM; AND A Jim Bruda; Joe Pjofrwkj. COUNC.lLMnpl GROUP 1. lOP A TWO '(EAR TERM (l'd'i.S Lisea; Terry Bender; THE PLACE OF VOTING WILL Jim Roblnon tile Seminole BE AT THE CITY HALL. 102 High&hool Civinette Club; the NORTH MOSS ROAD, WhITER Red Cross; the Salvation SPRINGS, FLORIDA. THE POLLS WILL BE OPEN FROM 7:00 A,M. Army; WTRR; the Holiday 70 7:00 P.M. and the Evening herald. CLERK OF THE ELECTION wiu. ert MAJIS' NORTON, AND on the outside "Bid on 1973 6 cylind er ' tort pickup truck All bdders, their agents or represen tatives are invited to be presen t at ti bid opening which will be held in the Council Cham ber i at the City Hall, 93 Lake. Triplet Drive Casselberry Ttte Council meeting Is scheduled to begin at 7:30 P.M. on the dole of bid closing, November 3, 1973 The City reserves the right, at its sole and absol ute discretion, to reject any or atl bids, or to accept that proposa l wh ich, in its j ud gmen t, will, under all circumstances, best Se rve the public inter es t, CITY OF CASSELBERRY Mary W. Ha wthorne. Acting City Manager Publish : Oct. 21. 31, 1913 DES 113 St shall have an opportunity to heard at said hearing. By Order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Flor ida. H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk f,.. ,. I&. . ,,,, '-' DES-139 - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 13 1$17.CA.13E VAN S McCARDLE and CATHERINE F. McCARDL(, Plaintiffs, vi. JOHN B. MILLONIG, e.t of Defendants.. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: CHARLES G. ARNOLD it Park er Lane Rochester, New York YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an ac tion for Declaratory Judgment has been filed and you are required to serve a copy of your wr itten answer, if any, to it 015 H. KNOX BETTINGHAUS, Plaintiff's attor ney, whose address is P 0. Box 1614, Winter Park, Florida, 32119, 015 orbelorethe )OthdayofNovemt,,r. 1913, and file the or iginal with the Clerk of this Court, either before service on Plaintiff's att. 0mev or immediately thereafter; otherwiSe a default will be entered against y ou . WITPIE5Smy handafldtheseatot this Court on the 7th day of OctOber,. 1975 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihlen Clerk (5, Publish : Oct. tO, 17, 71, 31, 1975 --'- -.--.--- CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S'1s1;.CA.13.E VAN S MCAROLE and CATHERINE F. McCARDLE, Pllifltiff5, vs JOHN U MILLONIG, et al - NO.7g.u1 INVITATION TO BID TO: All interested business firms, corporations, partnerships, or in dividuats me City of Casselberry solicits your bid for the purcha se of two (2) l9llornf'vve.( So yard dump trucks. Bids must be submitted on the attached bid form They must be FRANK GEORGE RASPOTNIK, Respondent. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: FRANK GEORGE RASPOTNIK Address Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ttiat an action for Modification of Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage to Include Provisions for Child Support and for enfor cement thereof, pursuant to Public Law 93 617, has been filed against you, and you ar e re.quired to serve a copy of your wr itten defens, if any, to WALLACE F. STALNAKER, JR.. Attorney for Pefitlone.,', Post Otfic, Drawer One, Casselberry, Florida 37707, and III, the original with the Clerk ofthe above styled Cowl onor before November 211t, 1973. ot herw ise a Judgment may be en tectd against you f or the relief I', dema nded in the Petition WITNESS my hand and Seal of said Co1 on this 14th y of Gc fober. 1913. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Cou rt BY: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Publish; Oct I?. 21. 31, Nov 1, 1975 DES lit • COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: lS.2117.CA44.0 In Re: the Marriage of BILL JOHN HYDER. JR., and '1(1001 ALITA HYDER, Husband, Defendants. - received 5 00 -. - " ' ut ' 70 - --- .- , I ' - , ,, ' .. ___ I —' ', IUU ' ' j' 50 - '. . ' -i-- ' I ( .. : -, It ' - .._. — . .. I 'y ii . '• ______ u _. ;.-..4 . — - ' — .. - 1fl - .. - . . . . Shows hours, minutes, seconds, date and is accurate to within 15 seconds per month. Eight convenient ways to buy: Zaks Revolving Charge, Zales Custom Charge, IlailkAmericard, Master Charge. American i:sprec. r)ir,.r, CluE' C,tt hJja,ich', Layaway. $ 99 95 Stainless steel or yellow gold color. 1 . . • he ., . - " - kn Fourth DWI Brings Death, 13 Years L. Sho*i hOur mtn?ps C OCT. 24 First Car Wash at (1cm Leonard's Shell Station, 25th and Park, 9 United Methodist Church, 5th a.m. to 4 p.m. sponsored by Ali and Magnolia, 9 am, to 5 p.m. Lunch, 11:30-1:30. Souls School eighth grade. H a vest Festival, 5 1'*1 T-:".i, Overeater, Anonymous, Florida Power and Light Building, Sanford, 7:30 p.m. O('T. 30-NOV. 1 Spring Oaks llomeosners Igor's haunted House Association has designated sponsored by South Jaycees, & "Trick or Treat" night, 5:30 to 10:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall. 8:30 p.m. Only commercial - -; NOV. 1 Seminole Community 11brary Auction beginning at I p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. wrapped candies permissable. Slim 'n Trim. 7:30 p.m., OCT.u OCT.0 Fraternal Order of Eagles Heal th Building, SCC campus. Spaghetti dinner sponsored -. • I'-..-&-J '"" CIUWJIC'iJ tuus r.urupean IiOU5 Irip Halloween Vance and charter by the Men's Club of Nativity Regis tration fee $15. Call SCC's meeting, 7:30 p.m. First sponsored by Grace United night for Acne 3643 and Church, SR 427, Lake Mary, 1.6 Community 5'I date Services. Presbyterian Church, Fourth ?ilethodist Church youth, 7:30-10 Altamonte p.m. Auxiliary, 8 p.m., and Park. Anyone between P.m., 1311 Ptllllletto Ave., Layaway now for Civic Center. Dance tousle hr OCT. 29 ages of 16-24 interested In Sanford. Christmas Nick Pfelfauf at 9 p.m. Costume OCT. 27 Under 25 SR-22's Career Education Program going to Germany next summer ~1 4 I _______ Sanf ord Homemakers Club, prizes. Cancelled Rejected .1 Go urmet luncheon, 11 a.m. to ,A I college night hosted by Lake may attend. You do not bare to Agri-Center on 17-92, 1:30 E.Z. Payments Quotes Brantley High School, Forest be a Scout. 2 p.m., Altamonte Community OCT. 24.26 Church educational building. ' Tri County Roadrunners CB Senior Clhizen tour to Hall of City, 7:30 p.m. Open to high / 3220285 831-9774 Radio Club hearing Con- Stars and Sea World, leave school students and parents. OCT. 31 NOV. 1 servation Jamboree, Sanford Sanford Civic Center, 9 a.m., Fraternal Order of Eagles Rummage sale, crafts, baked Civic Center. Door prizes, return 6 p.m. Call Mary OCT. 27-29 .2417 S. French Ave. Auxiliary 3643 Children's goods and car wash, Christ S S I entertainment, beauty contest, McPherson or Doris Rogers for Sanford, Fla. 32771 GED test leading to high Halloween Party, 7.9 p.m., United Methodist Church SR snack bar. Dance Friday, 7-11 reservations, school equivalency diploma, games, refreshments and 427 and Tucker Drive, beginp.m. to Dixie la ne a nd Country Se mi nole Community College. prizes, chub home, Fern Park. fling 9 am. INSURANCE AGENCY _____________________________________________________ -,V, 4! :n I - afiiw Cut-up. OCT. 27 Idyhlwilde Elementary School OCT 25 skating party, Melodee Skating Women of the Moose Chapter Rink, 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1404 Halloween Dance, 9:30 p.m., music by Harmonaires. 28 Costume prizes and cake walk. hiram Towers—Register for OCTOBER23, 1975 Elizabeth A. Curtis, [)elton. Altamonte Elementary "Florida Guidepost" which will ADMISSIONS Robert J. Decker, Deltona School Halloween Fall Festival meet each Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Verna l.eake, Deltona Sanford: ' sponsored by PTA, 11 a. fit. to 5 Films, lecture, slides will cover Mildred J. McCann, t)e1ton p.m. Haunted house, Mr. resources and environment of Barbara Charlton Salvador Medrano, I)elton Sandra Dunn Magic, movie, games and food; Florida. Sponsored by Project Margaret Orchard, l)elton barbecued chicken. S-7 pm. Milton Frazier Oasis and Seminole Community Mrs. Clarence i Catherine College. Fee for 10 weeks, $2.. Hosemar) Hollingsworth English & baby girl, Fern Pan Bazaar sponsored b' Winter Open to all senior citlznns. Gloria J. Howard Mrs. Danny Vickiei Mund Sprin gs Junior Police, 11 a.m. Russell C. Kinsman Jr. & baby girl, Longwood. to 4 p.m., 511 Longwood-Oviedo Ned Moose Sanford Optimist Club, noon Rd. (SIt 434) Winter Springs; Douglas J. Russell luncheon, Sheraton Inn, 14 and arts and crafts, games and Elvis B. Stallwoith SR 46, Speaker Charles Butbaked goods. Ethel L Olds, DeBary tcrwort'n, manager of Chase 0 Emilie Smith, Dellary Carnival, 12:30 to 5:30 p.ni., and Co. Chemical Division, Kay F. Manning, DeLeon Idylwilde "Exports, What They Mean to by sponsored Thursday's high 79, Over. Springs PTA. School night how 61. Elementary You," film and discussion on Alva W. Bateman, Deltona Games, booths and food. Russian wheat deal. Mostly fair through Saturday . Elizabeth J. Burnham, Highs mostly In the mid 80s. Deltona LO WS in the mid GOs. Nor. Tracey A. Claypool, Deltona theasterly winds around 10 rederick C. G eorge, Deltona iiiph, li gh t and variable at Marguerite M. George, night. Deltona EXTENDED FORECAST husband, Price Heard, SanMRS. LUCILLE HEARD Cheryl D. Hunt, Deltona Showers mainly over the Mrs. Lucille C. Heard, 80, of lord; two daughters, Miss Scott A. Marshall, Geneva north portion Sunday and 206 Virginia Ave., Sanford died Cecile Heard, Sanford and Mrs. Jan M. Chambers, Lake Sunday night and over the south Thursday. Born in Alamo, Ga., Riggs Arrington, Cordele, Ga.; Mary portion Monday. Otherwise she lived in Sanford for the past five grandchildren and six Harry W. Lunden, LlJflgwOOd partly cloudy. Warm Sunday 30 years. She was a member of great-grandchildren. with lows mostly 60s north to Brisson Funeral Home is in the First United Methodist LISCHARGES 70s south and highs in the 80s, Church, Mayfair Country Club charge of arrangements. Turning cooler north portion and Sanford Women's Golf Sanford: Monday and south portion 'Assn. Serena Barnes Tuesday. Lows by Tuesday her include Survivors Russell C. Kinsman Jr. morning from upper 40s cxSybil J. Myles HEARD, MRS. LUCILLE C.— treme north to GOs extreme Funeral services for Mrs. Lu('lte Oscar Redden 5011,101, Iligks Tuesday (ruin low C Heard. of 706 Virginia Lois Vaughn 7( north to low 80s south. Ave, Sanford. who died Thur. Jim Williams sday will be held at It am, Daytona Beach tides: high Saturday, with Rev. Leo King Saturday, Caesar A. Forman, _____________ __ 11:55 a.m.; low 5:15 a.m., 6:01 officia ting Burial In Oaklawn Cassadaga p.m. Port Canaveral: high COUN TRY CLU81R OAD 1 Memorial Park Unison Funeral Roy E. Helkkinen, 11:37 a.m., 11:43 p.m.; low 5:09 of charge in Home arrangements Casselberry a.m., 5:44 p.m. wrniwuuo. 305-862-4000 SI — ..------ - _______ _____ and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 80 LPALtNUAK 1 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 41417C In e: me Marriage of CARMEN D. PRICE, formerly Carmen 0 Raspofr.k. Petitioner Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE OF ACTION TO: BILL JOHN HYDER, JR 1973. Address bids to: TO G LaVERNE ARNOLD 77$ Keliam Court Acting City Manaqer 7 P,irlcr LaN' Virginia Beach. Virginia PO Box Rochester, New York YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CaSselberry, Florida 32707 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Dissolution of Marriage Envelopes should be plainly action f that an action for Declaratory marked on the outside "Bid on 1971 has be" lied against you a nd you Judgtnenthas bem filed and you are to serve a copy of your or n'wec 36 yard dump tr uc ks." All are requir requir ed to ser ve a copy of your written defense's, if any, to It 015 W. bIdder., their agents or repres.n wr itten answer, if any, to it on H. tatives ire Invited to be presen t at H. MORRISON, Plaintiff's Attorney, KNOX BETTINGHAUS, Ptainfiff's the bid qsening,wf',jcpi will bep,.,d4,, whose address Is P.O. Box 656. allor,ev.wpvt.a.4dratt k$rA ,,, the Court'JI Chambers attn. CIty Maitland. Florida, 27 51, an D' )6M,WéntefPark,ForIc,.. 32719, on HELEN GREEN, RUTH MEWES. Hail, 93 Lake Triplet Drive, 1973, a nd I1e or bef0me the. 10th day Of November, NORMA LANG AND LOUISE the original with t he Clerk of this CaseIberr'. The Council meeti 1915, aM file the Original with the. is OWENS WILL BE THE IN C ou rt either before S er vice. on ngo scheduled o becin at 7.3Q P.M. Clerk of this Court, cither before SPFCTORS. PlCifltjff'i attorney or immed iately ??'.oaiA bid Service on Plaintiff's attorney or cIosing, November 3, ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO ther ffer otherwise a default will leis. mmed iatetytherejfter;a,,j AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THEIR be entered against you for the relief TheCityres.i,stt,,,igt, fault will be entered gainst 5'OU its RIGHT OF FRANCHISE WILL de sole and absolute discr et ion, to demanded in the complaint or WITNESSmyha nd ofl,'the5I07 REGISTER AT petition. ONCE. or all bds, or to accept Th5 Court on t 7th da of October, r.he.t REGISTRATIOPI BOOKS WILL WITNESS my ha nd and seal of that Proposal which in its luOgment, CLOSE 3 00 P M ON OCTOBER this Court on September 30. 1973. will, under all circumstances e.mu best 1,S tSe.al ) serv, the public interest. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS Arthur H fte.ckwIt, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court CITY OF CASSELBERRY TROY J. PILAND, Cler k Of the Circuit Court Mary W. Ha*1hør By' Martha '1 Vihten MAYOR fly Mary N Darden Aclfrg City Manager Deputy Clerk Publish Oct. 10. 17, 71, 31, 1973 Deputy Clerk PuIth: Oct . 71, ), ublish: (t. Il. to. 21. 31. 1913 ,, P11 Ossif Puhhith' i I ,,, ". ,,,, , ., IA It - - _____________________ ----ii, jets CIR CU IT COURT. 90 ' timed for Christmas l&iA I ' . ..-'----------- sdd that two men carrying ] cardboard boxes to conceal . .' ' JL,I —_ I____________ '4 weapo ns appr oa ched the m od: U est Cloud home just be fore the " .shots rang out. ,I*JJ1 1.1. ... ___________ Cloud apparently answered t he gunmen's knock and was . -iI_ blast ed three times through the screen door. One shot hit him in IJ —.4 d the otheri in ea ni weapon portedly was a .32-caliber rePohee bond the car aban11 solver. doned se ve ral miles away, the I I / Ambulance attendants stud s I Is trunkupenand the loot nussing / v ?' they found Cloud lying next to The immediately branded the t he telephone with the receiver I'!!!:fr as the work of profes.. on t floor 15 to 20 feet from the sionals. door as if he had tiled to make a 4" "It was a well-planned heist, call. ,x. and looked like a professional Mrs. Hall said she believes CflD A V n A job cer ta inly planned in adJmn her son was killed because ,, he United Way Campaign Chairman James Rasa happ y "Pray* vance opi ned Lt. Bill Farnrer pain ts the the rmometer Indicat ing the just completiled knew somethi ng." fun of the Sumter County Sheriff's THE HAPPY NEWS r sing effo ai rt s topped th e 100 per cent mark wh ile former "lie knew too much," agreed Depa rtm ent. chairman Len Unitas ( ce nter) and next year's chairman Tom Maria Hall, Cloud's sis ter-inDecker, 44, the owner of Hunt look on, (hlera IdPhotobyBWVI nc eptJr) "He was killed because he Decker's Con & Stamps of Or. e Ieh:te3tjfj be— lando, went even further, Cloud had been ng,herobber).as..afljfl. fore federal grand jury prob. ing local cocaine dealings. ("itt JACKSONVILLE (AP) 3entenced George Tolbert uiiiu flOku th at reTampa FBI chief Francis J. A man given mild sentences Stewart. 53, to 13 years in prison %'IOusly was charged wi th Mullen sa id his agency was In- for driving while in to .FORTHE BEST-xicated in Th ursday as the result of a cal- in Texas, California and vestigatlug because Cloud was th reeotherstatesfound a strict hLsion in which a chIld died, TV SERVICE ions in WHICH received ri a witness In a federal case and judge whe n he went to court for Stewart plead ed guilty to d1culousi}mt1 sentences such his murder could constitu te an the Four th time. manslaughter by Owl in t he as, small fines or a few days In 22-0352 .. obstruction of justice. , Circuit Judge Hudson 0111ff Sept. 6 dea th of Freddie Falany. jail. u Sanford TAlJ.AI1ASs.E AP Mem be rs of a blue-ribbon panel looki ng for ways to Increase ef ficiency higher ed ucati on say th ey ca n't under stand the Wide differences In costs at the sta te's 28 community colleges. AreportThuI5day totheFlarida p,,lic Post-Secondary Education Fina nce Committee showed that th e cost per stu de nt in certain programs ciuld vary by as much u $900 among the community co lleges. r tfsburg. Florida Publish: Oct 24, 31, 1915 DES 73 1000/0 '' MIAMI iAP -- A Bible-toting executive of th e South I LOrRLJ 130% "aoiit (ouncil sa',s he stands to lo se his job ifter being convicted of se lling four o'mccs of cocaine to a f ed eral undercer agent, Murkel B. Coppins, 29, distr ict field executive wi th t he Boy Scou ts In Miami, was convict ed Th ursda) along wi th f or mer Dade County Health Department worker Jerome E. Martin, Agent Forrest Beverly of the U.S. Drug E nforcement Adminis tr ation testified Coppins was reputed to be M ar tin's supplier when he bought the drugs fr om tIle health wor ker in May and June. : - . lid of secrecy on the case. But sources close to the case Scout Leader May Lose Job Attorneys for the. Estate DES 7$ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL 5ls ,1110 - 1. — . - ; go 1.11.1. Gov, Reubin Askew has I WIU)WO(JD (AP) Glen da Sta nley looked out th truck-stop window in disbe lief Someone was dri vi ng away if her fiance's car, loaded will $330,000 worth of rare coins anc jewe ls, "Good God, George, some one's stealing the car," Miss Stanley cried Th ursday morn. lag as George Decker's 1974 Lincoln Conti ne n ta l screeched out of the parking lot toward the In terstate 75 entrance ramp. Decker and another traveling companion, fellow coin-dealer Charles Fine of Miami, bolted from t he ir breakf ast table and out the 78, who owned $aO,00ri rjrtti ,if the dIsappearl:ij treasure, stumbled in his haste out the door but managed to fire off one bu llet from a fourshot, 75-Year-old derringer at the fleeing felon. "I got a good bead on It for a second shot but a semi-trailer rig pulled in front of me and I held up, said Fine, a 97 pound great.grandfathe "I must haverunnearl) amile "Iter the car be fore I finally ra:i out of brea th," - .'r' f Cost Differences Cited ' .., Taken 7_ - . I "The . The charter of The Sunshine Amendment Inc. was filed Thursday, Askew, former Florida Demtci-a tic airman Jon Moyle of West Palm Beach arid fo Ch rmer House Hepub li can Leader Donald Reed of Boca Raton were listed as subscribers, Hoyle, who will be th e campaign manager, was named president of the orgj which wi ll handle the funds Reed is the vice president and James B Krog is secret.ary.lreaswer 4 - The Baylor L.E.D. I I Accurately I Coins . requfullfinancial disclosure by government officials. . iContinued From Page 1-A) Laurent Pellerin, declared successful council candidate in will mark the filth time Lake candidate for mayor, a member 1973, was hired under the Mary's voters have gone to the of the city's Board of Adjust- federally funded Corn. polls in elections concerning the ment, a retired military man prehensive Employment and city In 26 months, beginning and currently a security guard, Training Act (CETA) program with the original incorporation also must file a financial this week as city planner. referendum in August, 1973. disclosure to qualify, said the researcher by the City of Lake The charter named the of- clerk. Mary, fictats who would serve until the Other announced candidates, Mrs. Norton will serve as city election in December, 1973. who have picked up, but not clerk of the Dec. 2 city election Terry Is the only one of the returned qualifying documents, and Helen Green, Louise we 5 "a governing officials Reginald nm Nomm IAng And Ruth remaining In office. Gary Hunt for the council post Mewes will be Inspectors. In addition to the regular city currently held by Ernest To qualify a candida te must election last year, a referen- Hendrix, appointed earlier this be a six-month resident of dum to dissolve the in. year to fill the seat vacated by Win ter Springs, file a petition corporation was held. The ef. Frank by signed by 10 reg6tered voters, reject any or all bids. or to accept fort failed. resignation, pay a $10 qualifying fee and file that proposal which. In its judgment, The city has 1,006 registered Neither incumbent Mayor a financial dsc!osure form, will, under all circumstances, be'st voters, Troy Piland nor Hendrix ha ve The candidate qualifying serve the publit lnttrett, CITY OF CASSELBERRY In Winter Springs, City Clerk as yet picked up qualifying period in Winter Springs closes Mary W. Hawthorne Mary Norton was verifying papers, Mrs. Norton said. Nov.3. Winter Snr1nas has i Acting City Manao.r cignatures on candidate Publish: Oct. 24.31,1975 Mrs. Van Eepoel served on registered voters. petitions with the voters' roll at the city council previously ________________________ DES the Seminole County cour- during the early years of the NO.76.Ua thouse today, to determine if original North Orlando in. INVITATION TO BID TO All interested business firms, two candi da tes ha ve met the corporation. She was elected NO. fl.j) corporation, partnersn;ps, or rn qualifying requirements, mayor by her council INVITATION To BID dividuals, Mrs. Norton said city law colleagues during those years. TO: All interested business firms, The City of Casselbeyry solicits requires a can didate to submit Ash, who lives in the Ran. corporations. partnerships, or in your bid for the purchase of on. 1973 a petition signed by 10 chlands, off F isher Road, has dividtjal dealing in the sale of one 6 cylinder '-, ton pickup truck. 1913 rubber fired backhoe loader Bids must be submitt ed on the. registered voters endorsing been In co nstruction acti vi ty with buck et, attached bid form. They must be. must be submitted on In. receivedbyS.00p.M, November 3, ca ndidacy, both locally In. attaBids and ch ed bid form. They must 1973. Address bids to: She said council member ternatlona lly. received by 3:00 P.M., November 3, Acting City Manager Irene Van Eepoel and one of her Hunt of the Terraces is a 915 Addresi bids to: '- BOX Acting City Manager Cat selbetry, Florida 37107 opponents, Claude Ash, of surveyor. Alford, an unP0 Box 53 Envelopes Should be plainly Fishe r Road, ha ve filed all Cassolberry. Fiori(S, 37707 marked - r 4 i 11 ___________ Askew Moves On Disclosure ''. ••. w w w ., The probes into con tract proced ur es In the former Republican governor's administration are based in pa rt on 1972 testimony obtained by federal prosecutors in Newark, N.J., the Herald said today. At that time, Fort Lauderdal e architect Herbert Anson told Prosecutors he paid $45,000 to Kirk aides Robert D. Hoffman and Lloyd Hzigaman Sr. In ret urn for con tracts, the newspaper quot ed un na med sources as sa ng yi . . Legal Notice IN BRIEF MIAMI Al' A special Investiga tion Is being conducted by a f ed eral grand jury and th e Internal Revenue Serice into allegations th at two top aides to former Gov, Claude Kirk Jr. accepted payoffs in retu rn for state road contracts, The Miami Herald reports, LOW AUTO RATES - / ' - ' • TON YjjrU HOSPITAL NOTES "LES The Diamond Store IThAI) THIS AD ! OR YOU WON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING 3 Fabulous Weekend Tr ro Tantalize Your Taste WEATHER F AREA DEATHS - SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMOPITE MALL t he grief-stricken mother of for. nier Tam pa vice-squad Sgt. Richard Cloud, who was murdered in the doorway of his home. "He put his job ahead of hi; wife and kids and everyth ing," - P. Alma Hall of Odessa said Th ursda y after learning that l". \' her 34-year-old son had been i -' shot to death, "All his friends thought he got a raw deal." The hard-nosed, 11-year p0- t lice veteran ha d been fired from the force March 7 by Chief k Charles Otero after refusing to submit to a lie detector test folwan allegation of poli ce ' 41. brutality. Police called in the FBI to -. : Friday, Oct. 24, 17S-3A I TAMPA (AP) Federal Grand Jury, IRS p P Probe Kirk Aide Charges . Evining Herald, Sanford, Fl. Slain IN BRIEF ......... r egister said name with the Clerk 01 ne Circuit Court, Seminole County, ' ()ff !"IUKIL)A - Police Officers Turn In Badges - )1 I — Chairman Sees Former Funeral Notices - , rH �- - - - - -- - - - --..-- -,--- -.- - "L ,, ' _________________________________________ Evening Berald .1 Halloween, that night when all little people turn into ghosts, goblins and ghouls, is just around the corner. Matter of fact, it's just one week from tonight when we're subjected to tricking-or- 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 05-322-I1 or 831-9993 Friday, Oct. 24, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 ____ lltnt' Delivery: Week, 55 (ents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2840. B) Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, *2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. New - Ili 11 &..v .v I York Dancers The Clock Should Pay Fiddler New York's Mayor Abraham D. Beame is looking to Congress to bail his city out of its financial mess and, "avert a national urbaa tragedy," as he terms New York's potential downfall. The fact is that this nation's largest city has been led down the path to financial ruin by leaders like Mr. Beame who have ignored economic iwudence a nd spent with utter disregard to the consequences. New York has long had a reputation for knuckling under to unreasonable demands from its municipal urnOflS. For example, the sanitation men last summer blackjacked the city into accepting demands it couldn't afford by refusing to collect the garbage. Now, a trash collector in New York City gets $16,000 a year not counting built-in overtime! This, strange as it seems, is within mere dollars of what a policeman or fireman earns. Now that the axe is on the brink of falling, Mr. Beame wants all American taxpayers to come to his rescue and share a burden. In return, Mr. Beame offers only promises that they'll do better next time. We believe the taxpayer in America in Florida and in Seminole County is already carrying a sufficiently heavy tax load ithout paying for imprudent management by New York's elected leaders. The Herald heartily endorses the stiff stand taken by Florida Congressman Richard Kelly, who represents Seminole County. He told Mr. Beame: "You had the dance and now its time to pay the fiddler — and you want the rest of th e people from Do walk In groups; carry flashlights; wear light. colored clothing or have reflective tape on your costume; be in the company of a parent or older brother or sister; walk on the sidewalks or, when necessary, walk on the left side of th e roadway facing oncoming traffic. Don't go into anyone's house; cat candy and oth er goodies only after you've taken It home anJ have had a chance w look lt over under agcod light; have mom or dad check all foodstuffs and candy before eating it; don't talk to any strangers in cars or on the street; don't accept any rides from anyone YOU don't know, particularly If you're offered candy or food as an Inducement toinget you into th e car; don't go out alone; stay in an area near yo ur home that is familiar to you; let your parents know where you'll be and approximately when you'll return; and never tease or taunt your friends into flirting with danger by 'playing chicken' with vehicles In th e street. If you ride your bicycle, make sure you have lights and refl ectors and always ride on th e right "' With that thought In mind,Rich Quigley, safety officer of the Sanford Police Department, has Issued some Do's and Don'ts that should be closely observed by one and all. Too, he wants to remind all motorists that throughout the next week there will be many children dressed In Halloween regalia attending a variety of parties and all drivers should be particularly observant of these youngsters as they walk along some of our highways and byways. Drivers are urged to use a bit more caution than normal a nd to pay particular attention in residential areas and for children who might carelessly be darting out from behind pa rked cars and crossing busy stree ts. For th e young people, Quigley issues th ese items of importance: hand ej,ln ,,f this pn,,,l trIk f1,'w #f UI ui flIW Mi I IV VT U I I 'P,. h.nIf1. ["Bibles For New R d # N". ire rrlority Investment obey all traffic signs and be especially careful of vehicles and small children. If you're stopped by anyone and offered a ride, or If you have candy or food that you feel has been tampered with, go home Immediately and call the local police. And, we advise all parents to check all items the children bring home, looking for any candy, gum or food that might have been tampered with. If you have the slightest doubt about any of It, DO NOT let the children eat It. Call the police and let thorn check it out.. It's not worth taking a chance that something might be remiss. If you're suspicious of anything, get rid of it. Too, we, along with Officer Quigley, remind one and all that Halloween is a night for fun and children should be reminded not to hurt other people's property or do things that would lead you into trouble. Let this Halloween be one that's full of good, clean, sale fun. - ..-. DON OA -_KLEY . U nion ized -.,~,, .,<:, .\" \ 1~ . Tyranny N~ I , , 11 -71i .&1 Soils Origin ..% o, The labor union movement would never have - - 1i 1'~ .1 . ,i ,'. TIEDE " I , 2 I 1:~~`_ - ) _;J)_ ' - t...,I _ _____ 4 ~_. I 1 % Addition . . M Grow In Number I 1 ' _..j L R C - No promises have been made, merely long. range thinking, but White House sources now say . - . . -- --- - C . -' gelis s ' To Court _ . !-r . The - Hanoi' Shame Grows - ANDERSON CIA's Watergate Role Fisnally Revealed The full story can now be told how top CIA Haldeman. Referring to Gray, Nixon instructed CIA operation In Mexico but also zuggested the Watergate. officials, working with the Nixon White House, Haldernan: "Just tell him to lay off." investigation shouldn't go beyond the arrest of July 5: Gray phoned Walters to say he could attempted to obstruct the Watergate in. June 23, 1 p.m.: CIA director Richard Helms the five Watergate burglars. no longer hold up the Watergate investigation to vestigation. and his deputy, Vernon Walters, were sumJune 26: Dean summoned Walters to the protect the CIA without a written request. From sources in the prosecutors' office, the rnoned to White House aide John Ehrllchman's White House and asked him whether the Cl/i July 6: Walters delivered a memo to Gray, FBI and the CIA itself, we have dug out new office. Haldeman joined them and did most of the could put up ball for the Watergate defendants, coming cle an for the first time, details which tighten the case agai nst the CIA talking. me memo Dean also wanted the CIA to pay their salaries If disdained any CIA Interest In the Watergate brass. The story can best be told In chronological He explained frankly that the Democrats they were sent to jail. Walters objected that the burglars or the wltne order. Dean had asked the Watergate CIA would be destroyed if it became known that FBI not to question, Walters It began, of course, with the Watergate break- were "taking advantage" of the also told Gray that the the agency was providing money for the he could no longer ask him to hold up future in early in the morning of June 17, l. An in- break-in for political purpose& lie wanted therefore, to advise Gray that the FBI could Watergate crew. investigation for security reasons %cstigatlon quickly developed that some of June 27: Dean called Walters back to the the jeopardize a covert CIA operation If it continued The liemo, incidentally, identified Watergate" burglars had a CIA background. White House. Agin Walters resisted funneling ringleaders G. digging into the Mexican matter. Gordon Liddy and E. Howard CIA money to the Watergate defendants, saying Hunt, who were then This gave the White House con conspirators an known to the FBI only as Helms replied that he had already told Gray that ex penditures idea. They might be able to use the to within the United States had to George Leonard and Ed Warren. Yet Gray Owe had o CIA Involvement in be reported to Congress. up their own connection with the crime. Here' lo c ked the memo In his safe, without showing it s Watergate, Ilaldeman suggested that further h the plot developed: day, Dean asked Gray to stop the to FBI agents on the case. FBI Investigation might expose bay of Pigs FBI from June 22: The acting FBI director, Pat Interviewing two key wItnesses 11w Following Fall: Waterbugger James Gray, secrets. Helms disputed this. Haldeman Insisted, because railed IA chief Richard Helms to ask whether of their "CIA Involvement." McCord wrote a series of letters to the CIA that Walters nevertheless, — not Helms talk to Helms the CIA had been involved in Watergate. June 22: At still another White House huddle, detailing how he hoped to avoid prosecution and owed Gray that the CIA had nothing to do wi th Gray. Dean emphasized to WaIL•'s u importance of to Pr'4ect the CIA. These let ters were reviewed June 23,1:30 pin.: Dean teleph o ned Gray to confining the FBI Investigation to the live by CIA ;the bglary. set up an appointment for Waiters. Lawrence Houston and Director 41 Watergate burglars. The CIA deputy, asked for Richardcounsel June 23, 10 a.m,: White House C*UiseI JOt%fl Helms. Yet they never relayed this June 23, 2:20 p.m.: Haideman reported to his r4vlce, suggested blaming Watergate on the crucial material to the Watergate prosecutors, Dean, acting on Ilaldeman's Instructions, Nixon: "Walters Is g iing to make a call to Gray. Cubans exiles. Indeed , Helms took care not to sh te lephoned Gray to su ggest that the CIA was That's the way w nit It, and that's the way It are in. In a telephone call to Gray, Dean asked him to formation with the involved in the Mexican phase of the Watergate was left." prosecutors He sought to hold up an FBI interview o another witness, keep his own skirts clean instead by caSe. June 23,2:30 p.m.: Walters called upon Gray citing "national routiig the security." Dean continued to Information to then-Atty. June 23,! p.m.: The President again brought and repeated the llaldeman lie. Walters not only Gin. Richard Klein. Gray the lmpreasloq in subsequent con- dienst and FBI chief Pat Gray, whom up the Ct in a private conversatIon With claimed the investigation could upset a Helms coVITt versaflcns that the CIA was involved In knew were Nixon loyalists, 9 , - '' -. - ,,, Iflui , - - • , , - SwOC . ' ________________________________________________________________________________ eyan Church Holds Homecoming ' 'Trick ears Treat' - ' - - ' - - .,. - ,•, .. , , - - - . ____ - - - ____ -. - ____ ' Community speaker Sunday at the 9;45 a.m. Sunday School hour. As part of the "Reach Out and Touch" series, he will speak on the church In the community. On Nov. 2, the Longwood Fife . - special offering. THOMASWIISM Methodist Springfield Baptist A Cen tral Florida Blood Bank te am will be at Community Men ed An 1 r_ United United Methodist Church JOE haunted um will be spon. Springfield Mionary Baptist Sunday, 9 am. to 1 p., sored Oct.. 1 from 7'310p.. Church, 12th Set and CthT Sunday to accept blood om. First Baptist Avenue. Thomas Wil, ljn 3rd _.i P....._ ar_ .. at 1311 Palmetto Ave., Sanford will be . WE the speaker fIw 11 donations. Schoolstudent.s,wlllperformat Grace - -_-_ . I First Baptist Church of ?e tQiw,ch ere will a.m. service. At 3 p.m., Prof. -9:45a.rn.(or(heSundaySc.hool I. thod Th t in(ord will ordain Joe E. be a donation of 50 cen and Rufus Brooks will speak. ts L Pikens as a Deacon during the Robert mummer is Chairman wi 1 'o to Proceeds the ui b lding T First Methodist jg evening worship Service, e new and Rev. Enoch is pastor. --fund for pews in th IPt Sunday, at 7:30. He has i be en ch '5 A Halloween program will urch , . LL I___employed as clerk for the follow the family night suppe I . Good Shepherd f r Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Maranatha ii First United Methodist '.'tk ''T ___ since March. 1956 Married to The women's organization of Church this Sunda) night The the former Miss Debris Jones Pentecostal 4W (rood Shepherd Lutheran upper is at 6:30 p.m. in P of &inford, they have three Church of Sanford will sponsor _ __ Fellowship Hall. Maranatha Pentecostal children. Pickens Is active in Church 1016 French Ave. will a s g tti supper Sunday at 6 pa he Halloween is the festival of all the life of the First Baptist conciuJe a th This shrine built on the grounds of the St. Ann's Catholic Church, ,&aints Day and has alwa)s been C-hurch 'Ind is ree-night revival p.m. As part of the program, a ST. a teacher in the series with a service tonight at film will be shown entitled DeBary, was an anonymous gift and ls the ,.epHcaof the Shrine 0f by masquerading ninth grade Sunday School 7:30 p.m. conducted by "Peege" concerning the Lady of Lourdes kneeling Costumes should Our in France. Bernadette is shown worn a .------ua c cupic Evangelist John Lawson of New "v before the Virgin Mary in the garden. The shrine is surrounded by will be judged during the C Praising Smyrna Beach. shrubbery and red roses. iHerald Photo by Fannette Edwards) evening. Fun and fellowship Puppet Pals will be traveling to will highlight the occasion as a W __,~ the First Baptist Ch urch, New : WMU Roll 1 'y I Sm%rna Beach, Saturda), to ' Wonwn s Misstonar Union of provide entertainment for a c ,' I % i- ~ 'ntiok churth Baptist Assn will iide Music Banquet 1-1a lip I 5 ¶ tL-I -; p for 4their ' Fall Rally on Oct The youth who operate these mett ' • ' pm. in Pinecrest puppets are: Debbie Fairfield I_ ~~ . ,. Baptist (.7hurch. % ., . Guest speaker will be ,sirs. Richard Cosinato. Jan Thomas, 41 § J -A I S . - ~ . ~ .. I 4~ ~ 4. ~ ~ Ernest (Janice) Harvey. .--_ -Jody Pickens, Julie Reagan. 0. . ~, I , . _-V missionary I to Mozambique. Victor Victor Richburg and Don -10 , ,. N , , -, Beverly, Dr. and Mrs. Jay T. '-' . -.' L • i I ('osmato direct this ministry. Elder Springs Baptist '- ___ . . - - ____ .-'. 1. _ -. -_ Grace Methodist cI1 -I1I - -• ____- - _____ -'44 -r-- _______ - ' . , ANN'S •. , _ - ' - - b,,, - .. - 4 ' DeBary Baptist - Fisher. luncheon meeting at the borne Lee and Belt of the Le:er, 5• A1 Iene members of the Billy Graham Remley' cletled l's. team for 23)ears, will present a uruien as assistant teacher and am of gospel strurnental music at the president. Mrs. Florence Myers was elect ed secretary. evening service of Baptist Church of DeBar), 32 Shell Rd., Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Altamonte Lee Fisher, who has written , songs, will close the Community 'ericewithaordon the 'Jo) The Junior Deacons of the Altamonte Community Church will participate In the Sunday Deltona United morning worship service in Members of the Women's observance of Youth Week. Ills Fellowship of the United also Reformation Sunday. Church of I)elton.a are working The final seminar on "A Maranatha Pentecostal Church . - I - - __ spiitr t LORD . JACK _, •--- ' .' , "Win field, after giving it careful consideration, I have decided to get my act together and • :.' - out, , ' -, ______ , ____________________________________________________________________ &Y#lr- Is . SPOT - If (I - -. Overdue ,>1 ff -,, 0 "113"WMR*" . ' - 1( . - - - -. WORLD - . ' ,- -'. _.,'. ,~_ I I .tl f-,._~ - 0 niy Oral Roberts , r .- cod Can Use Psychiatrisi 00' I I A. TOM OU C ': .) ,I I ,,--.. # NEW YORK — "The work of Scriptures I iJ the American Bible Society in their lives, for the first time in using them herself, Martins has A -w j developed the skills for reading getting Bibles to new literates is Filmed on location in Bolivia, a simplified translation of the the world'a top Investment in Brazil, Guatemala, Mexico, New Testament. She has also &_P..... God's sight." . —4 and the United States, the film joined the choir and begun to L i 1 1 ,"~ -- j What Dr. Frank C, Laubach, dramatizes how men and teach other members of her the world-renowned pioneer In womenin these different family to read. mass literacy training, said a cultures are discovering the The film includes an in1' . , few years ago continues to Bible's life-giving message terview with Dr. Antonio Porto apply to the of the through the Bible Society's Sobrinjio, an executive with : American Biblework Society today. Scripture Literacy Selections, Q. it wrong for a Christian to see a psychiatrist? I' MOI3RAI, Brazil's adult ....Evidence to back this up is heard people say if I rely on God, He'll solve my problems and Martina Sicajan Is one of literacy agency. He explains dramatically presented in i won't need a psychia trist. ..mans who stand out in the film why the government -sponsored new 16mm. color film A. I certa inly am no t against th e help of docto rs an American Bible Society has the Martina, a fl-year-old Cak- MOBRAI, has distributed ps)cholog,y. I have spent hours counseling, and I know it chiquel Indian in Guatemala, 800,000 of the - THIS I-' ' released. Titled "A Way to Just ON the joined her church's literacy Selections: Script ur e Literacy ________________ valuable in helping people. Some People have trouble acceptin "We have jound this h is kind of help beca use they see healing as either medical Word," the 24-minute film class so she could join the Is th e best material t . EBENEZER M. E. CHURCH . o here Is to _____ divine,asfromGod or from ma n Idon't.I beljeve,tiL health documentshow"G(JNewsfor church choir. The Bible give to our students." -is from God. Anything that helps you and is good for New Headers," the Bible Society's Scripture Literacy The Bible Society you is (ron launched God, for every good and perfect gift comes from Society's program for new Selectio ns in Spanish were used "Good News for New Readers" Him (Jame il FOUNDED AND BUILT BY 1:17. readers, is giving both aduRs in the class to supplement the in September 1973. Since t ~ it -, ,and children a way to read the reading primers Healing Is more than a surface thing. It's more than a touch . Through translation work has been ~~ I it's something that makes you want to be well, to live in i underta ken in 228 languages. JANE W "D state of health. And It begins deep Inside. Let me give you at • Worldwide distribution of the example. J. M. WYNN, BUILDER J. B. LORD "` printed Selections has surUeSe E -:There's a story in Mark 2 of a paralytic who was los; . r r T' N r i ul I1,C1,XJO opi X' . I in t :... thruuh the roof in to the room wberejesus was. -AM last six months, flDTID J. Before Jesus said, "Arue 8. JIL* and walk," He spoke to ti Orders for the popular man's spirit and said, ' Thy sins be forgiven th W. B. HAMMOND J. H. WYM' ee." Jesus saw Scripture Literacy Selections that a greater sickness than paralysis gripped the man's inner MOYE W. H. EVANS have increased far beyond sea. And that had to be dealt with 1st, I u NEW for the paralysis of his available supplies. Bible YORK (AP) — \lost of lists in the inner man was h inde ri ng his total healing. The miracle of he REV. field, of various de Society W. F. ALEXANDER, PASTOR ____.. t leaders are appealing - - the time, they're on the road, nominations 1 man's physical healin g followed his spiritual healing. , al ough no in. for more REV W. F NORTON. P E They go (toni town to town for a clujve data Isthmaintain contribu tions from Without knowing it, we may harbor resentments, and hurts, ed, interested 11 Chr istians so the ____________ stand of a weekend to a few and guilt In our hearts. And when we do that, we Southern Baptists list the bigworld's Bible Societies, which limit God by not ' weeks, and then move h— opening up to His Spirit. If there's something on, They gest number of them, 900 evan. wrong Inside, operate on a nonprofit basis, preach to big crowds and small, gelists, — .. we've got to get it out. Th is Is where we may need both preachers and musome help — in tents, ''I ' in Opening up. And a psychiatrist or counselor can churches or au- siclan, up 200 per cent In 10 can meet the soaring demand. ER ECTE 1) IN LOVi, I...i MEMORY 1' dltorlurns, They're traveling years, of whom "A Way to the Word" IS -____ strument of God's love in helping us examine ourselves.be an In. an estimated available for screening by OLD CHURCH evangelists, a growing corn- 500 are in Al ho h b Id Fe Jesus works thro ugh many M hodist Creb bt the business full tune, instmmen ta ilUes to bring us the pany in th is country. churches and community itL Is no, t0 befforgotten. orgo n, Now known Ch rist total heal in g He wants us to have. He lad Methodist, doesn't separate our mind Ordinarily 1,e, evangelists OIU CiiUii 4S torn uuWfl in 'They're o, marl) )pes, o basis. .on a free-will offering REMEMBERED and our soul and our body. When I have a need ,, ., Ii 1JU c ed bY a BERED of healing, I'm iUflC1Ofl lnu€penuenii), Wiu,OUi, function more modern varied further information not overly concerned ho w it comes I just en wC SR 427 a1 ece want It to come. if £ write to: Good News ,r , Oi (tie cuurc iiers have flS th Ofla , ' bo th of praise and denunciation , for New objects direct institutionaloversight I'm unueru areofa,cwr,Jwant wattoworL. a%e erec a WwC11 WU If someone L uvwCSi,u last Sunda in the churches and out. ,W)d although many Ot ,r praying for me, I want that uivReaders, American Bible rium left, f DRev. Daniel Salfl1 PUtor' RCV. But to worL i want every uent . E. Murf, former pastor, and spear under i fluenceofsomeoftheir educated "new breed have in. Society,' 1865 Broadway '' N.Y. God uses to work. And then I believe we are to give the glory to .enatrom, a " abler professionals, their corporated boards overseeing m(mber of a pioneer family. (Herald Pboto God because whatev er form it takes, all healing comes by Bill Vincent) -from general image seems to have administration of their activi. H' Him. brightened, and their ranks ties. Others, including many increase. old-timers, operate on their 0 -I' "' The expanding number of own, financially and in booking . ' them Is "Part on evangelical schedules. "renaissan, of which direct They run th e gamut from Special Homecoming 3crToday and Saturday at 7:30 number of boot hs and activiti mass evangelism is only one hi gh ly trained, th eologically as- vices will be held at Paola p.m. es on knitting; crocheting, doll Christian Looks at Death" . Will problems and help for the aged. , preaching services are are planned. Mr. and Mrs. dressing and aspect," says the Rev. Dr. Ilob- tute preachers such as Presby. perky little toy be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Wesleyan Church, old Sit 46 aM er t Coleman, professor of evan- terian Leigh ton Ford Th e public Is Invited. scheduled and Saturday, at Foreman Heard are in charge dogsfor the church bazaar and black Orange, tonigh t through Sun. 2:30, to be The Rev. Wayne E. Smith wfll there will be a "ring" of the program. Reformation Sunday will be : gelism at the Asbury Seminary Baptist Tom Skinner, to little- day with former pastors held on Nov. 13 and 14 at the lead a discussion on "A cele service. brated at the 10 a.m. seein Wilm9re, Ky. "pulpit thumpers," preaching. Potluck dinners will be Sunday School at 9:45 Estimates Indicate there now educated and will hold its mon thly supper with an eye on the collection be held on the grounds Saturday worship services "Daisy-Do" is the theme of Dea th." Areas to be are a bout 2,000 roving evange. plate. covered hunger Appeal offering will be at 10:45 a.m. meeting on Tuesday evening at this bazaar, and Sunday at noon. featuring will be: acceptance, 2:30 and 7 p.m. how to accepted at that time. Pastor the home of Rev, and Mrs. Tom Christmas gifts, ba kery goods, prepare yourself, and what is Rev. K. L. Crocker is the new O'Steen in Orlando. John Deutschlander, supply jams and jellies. Snacks and Christian funeral, pastor, will conduct the service, pastor at Wesleyan Church. ~wp, -`25 The DeLand District beverages will be available Originally he has pastored Methodist Men will meet in the th roughout the event. Marge Nativity ~_ Kaye is leading the month long disease, hunger and illiteracy. chur ches in Michigan, Penn- Fellowship Hall on Thursday krutewlcz and Caroline .- youngsters will Trick or Treat commemoration Ili which To celebrate past ac1iIevemnen syvIania, Canada and West 0ening for supper and their Thomas are co-c halmien of the The Mens' Club of the for UNICEF iUnited Nations culminatesintheobservan Virginia as an independent quarterly meeting. ce affair. Nati'AtY Church is sponsoring a , Childrcns Fund) -_ for the 25th United Nations Day on Oct. 31. of the U. S.isurgrngalIthosew Committee for pastor with the Evangelistical 1____ UNICEF spaghe tti dinner Sunday. from 1 corisecuth'c year. The nation's tinisters Alliance. have ever parti ci pated to join in 10 & p.m. me dinners may be First Presbyterian ___ two first ladies Mrs Gerald A carpenter by trade Rev. '... sma this year's fund raising effort eaten at the church hail or ' Ford and Mrs. Nelson collection by a Sunday School Crocker comes here from _____ taken ho Each year now more th me, The Church is on A congregational meeting Rockefeller are lending their class, Halloween activities million children, an 3 Sarasota where he was In the will be held at First SR4fl,jus(offofhihwa 1792 carrying the '. support as honorary chairworn- have raised $46 million for child familiar orange UNICEF t'OnsU.uc' work Presbyterian Churchof Sanford an and 'ice chairwoman, welfare programs In more tha H attended God's Bible Sunday during the 11 a.m. ' n cartons, participa te in the doo First Shiloh ,, National Chairman Danny 110 'r'.r ' de veloping coun tri es to fight to-door collection, r- School and College Cincinnati worship service for the purpose -. The deacons and trustees of 'Ohio. He and his wife, Diana, of election and recognition of First Shiloh Missionary Baptist f . have two sons, Dana, 5, and Ithe Deacons Emeritus. Church win celebrate their 4 - : Congregational meeting ______________ Dwight, .1 11anniversary,Sunday,at3p : l I on the Policy of Gifts and 1j,If/ , i LI Rev. Eddie Burroughs and Mt. 14 -... Longwood Nazarene Bequests, revision of the c Gilboa Missionary Baptist . charterafldeIectionoft Church will be the special . . Longwood Church of the . has been pos tponed to Nov. 16. guests for this service. - - BERRY'S __ ,-. ____,__ ___7.- - __-._~ __z::_-_ __P==:M=_~1_ _____ .,~_ 4; - , that II William 0. Douglas gives up his Supreme gotten anywhere In the United States had it not Court seat before the 1976 elections, he will likely been for the short-sightedness some would do so to lady: Carla Hills, perhaps, the 41-yearsay, stupidity - of 19th-century and early 20th old Secretary of Housing and Urban Develop century employers. ment. or The union movement has been a staunch , The sources stress that timing Is essential to defender of the free enterprise system the prospect. They say that Jerry Ford ' (sometimes, it seems, more than many recognizes the political attrac ivenessof naming I capitalists themselves) and a bastion against the first woman to the high court. But If Douglas communism. :. hangs on until after the election, even it Ford The American worker's productivity is .0 \\ were to be elected, the impetus behind the plan among the highest in the world and the gains be would diminish. "He'd still consider a woman," has won through collective bargaining have on one aide says, but by that time there would be balance, been among the least of all the forces pressures on him to name someone for resporible for the inflation that plagues the ideological ra ther than expedlential reasons. nation, mere is of course no sign from Douglas that To recognize all this, however, Is not to say he's ready to cooperate in this venture. Though that there Is no danger of the pendulum swinging I I 76 and partly paralyzed from a stroke last too far to the other side. If some employers could December, he has said repeatedly that he's not at orw time use armed troops to break up a '. thinking of retirement, his persistence fired in strike, some unions today can hold a figurative r part by a feud with the President that dates to gun to the head not only of management but of tj•. . . '. 1. the time Ford tried to have Douglas impeached. the public Itself. L . • . . .: the rest of the United States to pay the bill for you.' , • However, the White House apparently feels Just such an analogy was drawn jflJ)erecent We further agree with Mr. Kelly that the "capitulation" Douglas' attitude will not matter in the end; '' of the of San Francisco to responsible responsible citizens of New York have the cemands of unionizedmayor already there are hints that the justice's own city workers. The finan. 'I' ;,.. I'l resources and the drive to solve this problem for colleagues have been urging him to step downs... cial plight of New York City Is blamed In no Part of the White House strategy, Indeed, may themselves. small part on excessive gains in wages, not offset "Look It may be catching I" be that Douglas will give up more easily If he indeed our nation's largest city is on the by comparable gains in productivity, by knows his place will be taken by a woman. municipal workers. verge of becoming a "national urban tragedy" as Douglas is known to be worried that the If the strike Is no longer considered the its mayor claims, then New York must tighten its philosophIc blend of the court, now just about weapon of ford resort by the older and more Letters To belt sharpen its pencil and solve its financial _ balanced, may be weighted toward con. industrial unions, it is more and more problems by prudent management. As former in the event of his premature Prisoner Accepts Jesus frequently being seized by policemen, Tribe vs. Officials? controller for that great city, this should be right, sanitation workers, teacners and others who can resignation. A woman, however, even a woman As I alt here in my prison cell, my thoughts go About that football game between the fighting less liberal than he would like, might tempt that do%m Mr. Beame's alley. hold whole communities hostage until their back to the time when I lived in the Sanford area. Seminoles and DeLand Bulldogs played Friday side of him that has for decades crusaded for It is indeed time to pay the fiddler — but let the. demands are met. I was attending a Pentecostal Church and night (Oct. 3), 1 ha ve never as long as I have equality and justice. And li the public in general seems to distrust thought for sure I had accepted Jesus. dancers ante up. attended football games in the last five years The White House sources, two men holding big business, It is becoming just as wary of big Well, my friends, I backslid and now I am ever seen such poor referees officiating at a high separate responsibilities, one of whom was used labor big in the sense of power. doing a one to two year sentence In the school football game, According to a na tion wide survey by Opinion peni tentiary for simple assault. to confirm the others remarks, believe that as would have no serious objection to Carla Do Research Corp., sponsored by Business RoundBut before I came here, I accepted Jesus as As far as myself and many others who atintis They say that he would doubtless prefer table, an organization of business executives, 79 my personal saviour. My life tended the game are concerned, It's t blessed Many Americana may regard the resettiesneig v. per cent of the public believes that the use of abundantly. I used to hate and seek revenge, but Seminole lost the game according to the score someone more demonstrably liberal — black represe ntative Barbara Jordan for example, or union duu to support Political candidate:3 dWd through the love that Jeso has blessed me witk board. Seminoles would have achieved a munese and Cambodian refugees in our country as the lad victory Shirley Hufstedler of a* ninth Circuit Court in be prohibited and 58 per cent is against unem. I no longer hate or seek revenge against those chapter to be in all rights except that the officials gave all California but If push comes to shove dochina They are mist". We ployment compensation and food stamps for who are against me. I pray for them Instead, three touthiowns to DeLand by penalizing "presumably he'd striking workers. rather have Carla than somek war until the Communist governments ,w t I have written and had several articles Seminoles In many undeserving ways such as i lovely grumps put up for Supreme Court Southeast Asia fulfill their obligation to help account for the 836 Among union rmmb-.rs themselves, ac. publi.shed in this area. And prahe the Lord, I letting two Bulldogs clip two of our Sanford consideration during the days of Richard Americans still listed as missing in action, cording to this survey, 76 per cent oppose the know of one young lady who has accepted Jesus players without penalty thereby giving DeL.ar,d Nixon." Thirty months have passed since the signing of first practice and 54 per cent oppose the second, as her personal saviour. It was a blessing when I their first touchdown. Nixon, it's remembered, regularly floated Vuce agreements which Included a pledge b; Hanoi to Both figures show increases over previow received her letter telling me my letter to the In my opinion, about 50 per cent of De[An& fernale names for public consideraUon when cooperate in clearing up the fate of WAs, along with 36 polls. However, remembering the pro-business editor helped her turn to Jesus. yardage was gained through penalties against court vacandes occurred, Invariably, however, orientation of those paying for the survey, Americans who were once known to be prisoners of war Even though I am in prison, these bars and Seminole. In my mind Seminole won the game, they were names of unqualified women such as were never perhaps a grain of salt should be added to the fences cannot separate Jesus and me. I try to be Unlike DeLand, Sanford scored their points Los Angeles judge Mildred Lithe, who during at stew they serve Congress lad month vo e o set upaspe j,j cojnmitt through effort and excellent teamwork, the Musing in ctioii assigned to pursue Certainly, thou kastonepe ri od of hercr hadf gh, th ns e e union movement would can get through each day. problem either In four months reversed by the State supreme ilirnuaji tnterenaticnal o ganizationa or by direct contact steen to have lost touch with Its founding Ideals I pray Jesus will cause more people to come I believe Coach Posey and all of the meet our governme.at and the gavernments of North and South when an employer can be forced to hire five to him. I pray for a nationwide revival because should go to the board and stand their players court. Critics believe Nixon chose unqualified'* ground. women knowing thcy'd be rejected, thus Vietnam. Laos and Cambodia workers when only one ia needed. This Isactua lly soon Jesus will return to us and tomorrow may The opportunity is there. The officials were allowing him to eventually select It is difficult for the U.S. government to put any diplomatic ' the issue In New Yourk's theater Industry, where be too late, the men of his unfair to both teams by not giving either team choice, pressure on these governments. However, that task should not a strike by musicians threatened a promising My friends, if you would like to write tome the chance to compete. be difficult for other nations which have established relations.season. Hills' credentials are not outstanding, but they your letters would be a blessing. I love to hear Seminole went to DeLand expecting to play are not easily dismissed either. She was with the Commurdst regl.mes in Southeast Asia. It can be Un. " - The same kind of situation is reflected on a from Cbrhtians from all over. Please pray for pressed upon them that the stature and recognition they seek greater scale in the construction industry, where me and with me for all those who do the Bulldogs and ended up playi ig football with educated at Oxford. Stanford, and Yale, prac. not know the officials, ticed private law for twelve years in California, must begin with their acceptance of a not only have spi r al ling wage costs helped price Jesus as their saviour. laxnental served three years there as an assistant U.S. humanitarian obligation. The agony of fI Tom Lodd, M.1387 Pam Williamson attorney, then came to whose men remain on MM and POW lists has been protra cted but jurisdictional jealousies among unions Washington as an State Correctional Institute p.o. Box 239 assistant attorney general and highest ranking beyond any justification. The world community should get that. sometimes reach the level of outright silliness. ',. Dallas, Pa. ll2 Lake Mary, Fla. woman in the Justice message through to Hanoi. Department. ___________ ' ... - ZP- - __ —I3UI UIflC U U4&I L . LW , . •---.- . ;. ay,~i A .,,-.------.-- . Iff-II&M ~.~fl__'_ . I k--- ----- -~ - -.- __ ,&t _________ .. . - tt It - -. ,, --. - :. - ": - . -. - ' ... - - - .- . •' - -- -- . i 10 i. HIGHLANDERS EN T!RTA IN ' The Young High uikof Avon Park directed by Evelyo Jones, will sing Saturday for the 6:30p.m. 10th Anniversary dinner at Deltona United Church of Christ. The IS young people will present a varied repertoire, ranging from Bach to Blues, folk songs and sacred musicals, in addition to instrumental and dane' solos. over —PRESENTS-- " postolic A ON WTRR RADIO EVERY SUNDAY MI o:Jua.gvt. Reaching Sanford With Bible Salvation, True Bible Salvation That Saves Us From Sin. �Evening lilemM 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIR. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 931-9993 Friday, Oct. 24, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIES Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director 9 Too, he wants to remind all motorists that throughout the next week there will be many children dressed in Halloween regalia attending a 76 5 variety of parties and all drivers should be particularly observant of these youngsters as they walk : ! along some of our highways and byways. th'nw Delivery. Week. 55 rents; Month, 12.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year. 12840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. New York Halloween, that night when all little people turn lnt ghta, goblins and ghouls, is just around the corner. Matter of fact, It's just one week from tonight when we're subjected to tricking-ortreating With ,that thought In mind, Rich Quigley, safety officer of the Sanford Police Department, has issued some Do's and Don'ts that should be closely observed by one and all, Dancers The Clock Should Pay Fiddler New York's M ayor Abraham D. Beame is looking to Congress to bail his city out of its financial mess and, "avert a national urban tragedy," as he terms New York's potential downfall. The fact is that this nation's largest city has been led down the path to financial ruin by leaders like Mr. Beame who have ignored economic prudence and spent with utter disregard to the C(flSI'(IUCnCeS. New \ork has long had a reputation Drivers are urged to use a bit more caution than normal and to pay particular attention in residential areas and for children who might carelessly be darting out from behind parked cars and crossing busy streets. For the young people, Quigley issues these items of im portance: DON OAKLEY • -. •..... S. - U nionized 'Tyranny' 'i Do walk in groups; carry flashlights; wear light. colored clothing or have reflective tape on your costume; be In the company of a parent or older brother or sister; walk on the sidewalks or, when necessary, walk on th e left side of th e roadway facing oncoming traffic. Don't go Into anyone's house; eat candy and other goodies only alter you've taken it home and have had a chance to look It over under a good light; have morn or dad check all foodstuffs and candy before eating it; don't talk to any strangers in cars or on the street; don't accept any rides from anyone you don't know, particularly if you're offered candy or food as an inducement to get you into the car; don't go out alone; stay in an area near your home that Is familiar to you; let your parents know where you'll be and approximately when you'll return; and never tease or taunt your friends Into flirting with danger by 'playing thicken' with vehicles In the street. If you ride your bicycle, make sure you have lights and reflectors and always ride on the right kind side of thP rnnl with tha 11w nI trnUin T.1s LW , 'i.' I 11 K t#L IltAltI '.. j.•' A' ,-_""t`t"0 . - i -•i ... Soils Origin For example, the sanitation men last summer blackjacked th e city into accepting demands it couldn't afford by refusing to collect th e garbage. The labor union movement would never have Now, a trash collector in New York City gets gotten anywhere in the United Sta tes had not a year btii for the short-sightedness — some would not counting built-in overtime! say, stupidity of 19th-century and early 20th This, strange as it seems, is within mere dollars of century employers. what a policeman or fireman earns. The union movement has been a staunch Now that the axe is on the brink of falling, Mr. defender of the free enterprise system Beame wants all American taxpayers to come to ()mtimes, it seems, more than many his rescue and share a burden. In return, Mr. capitalists themselves) and a bastion against Beame offers only promises that they'll do better communism next time. The American workers productivity Is among the highest in the world and the gains he We believe the taxpayer in America — has won through collective bargaining have on Florida and in Seminole County — is already balance, been among the least of all the forces carrying a sufficiently heavy tax load without responsible for the inflation that plagues the paying for imprudent management by New York's nation, elected leaders. To recognize all this, however, is not to say The Herald heartily endorses the stiff stand that there Is no danger of the pendulum swinging taken by Florida Congressman Richard Kelly, who too far to the other side. If some employers could One time use armed troops to break up a represents Seminole County. He told Mr. Beame: strike, some unions today can hold a figurative "You had the dance and now its time to pay the gun to the head not only of management but of fiddler — and you want the rest of the people from the public itself. the rest of the United States to pay the bill for you." Just such an analogy was drawn In the recent We further agree with Mr. Kelly that the.- "capitulation" of the mayor of San Francisco to responsible citizens of New York have the demands of unionized city workers, me finan. resources and the drive to solve this problem for clal plight of New York City is blamed In no -. . i - I., -• . 1 ~ 4 i I NEW YORK — "The .. : work of Scriptures For the first time in using them herself, Martina has the American Bible Society in their livea, developed the skills for reading -, getting Bibles to new literates is Filmed on location in Bolivia, It simp1ifi'd translation of the the world's top Investment in Brazil, Guatemala Mexico, New Testa ment, She has also God's sight." and the United Sta tes, the film joined the choir and ?:' , begun to & •hWhat Dr. Frank C. !ubach, dramatizes how men and teach other mmIrc nf 1w pioneer In Women in these different family to read. mass literacy training, said a cultures are discovering the The film includes an in. . few years ago co I ntinues to Bible's life-giving message terview with Dr. Antonio Porto apply to the work of the through the Bible Society's Sobrinho, an executive with / Q. Is it wrong for a Ch ristian to see a psychiatrist? I've American Bible Society today. Scripture Literacy Selections, MOBRAL, Brazil's adult ' Eviden ce to ba ck this up is heard people say If I rely on God, He'll solve my problems and I Martina Sicajan is one of literacy agency, lie expIain won't need a psychiatris t. dramatically presented in a many who stand out in / the film, why the governrnent-spomorei I new 16mm, color / A. I certainly am riot against the help of doctors and the Martina, a 27-year-old Cak. MOBUAI. has distributed American Bible Societyfilm r : chology. I have spent hours counseling, and I know has just it's chilquel Indian in Guatemala, 800,000 of the Scripture Literacy ON THI SPOT STOOD released, Titled "A Way %.duable in helping people. Some people have trouble accepting the joined her church's literacy Selections: "Wehavefoundthis his kind of help because th ey see healing as ei th Word," the 24'minute Film er medical or LBENEZER M. E. CHURCH class so she could join the is the best material there is to documents how "Good thvineta3fromGod or from ma flI dofltj be1jeve,L hea,g News for church choir. The Bible give to our students." s is from God. Anything that helps you and is good for you is from New Readers," the Bible Society's Scripture Literacy The Bible Society launched Society's program for new God, for every good and perfect gift comes from Him (James Selections in Spanish were used "Good News for New Readers" FOUNDED AND BUILT BY . 1:17j. readers. is gi% -ing both adults in the class to supplement the in September 1973. Since then I 4 f) ç Healing is more than a surface thing. It's more than a touch and children a way to read the reading primers. Through translation work has been — it's something that makes you want to be well, to hve In a JANE W. LO R D undertaken in 228 languages. __ state of health. And it begins deep Inside. Let me give you an Worldwide distribution of the example. J. M. WYNN, BUILDER J. B, LORD printed Selections has surTh ere's a story in Mark 2 of a paralyti c who wa.s 9 Ioweri'i TANNFP '',r fJIc(l 13,(0O,()1) l' UI the th rough the roof into th e rooti whercJsuswas last six months, 0 J. L.'NOLAN Before Jesus said, "Arise,, and walk," He spoke to the J. B. FORl'ILI ___ I Orders for the popular mansp tan \. y B. HAMMOND j , orgven thee. Jesussaw J. H. WYNN Scripture Literacy Selections that a greater sickness than paralysis gripped the m.an's inner 0. R. C. MOYE W. H. EVANS have increased far beyond self. And that had to be dealt wi th first, for the paralysis of his CT NEW YOIIKI AP s inner man was hindering his total hea ng. e Most of lists In the field, of various de- Savailable supplies. Bible vi REV. W. F. ALEXANDER, PA.) m(W li Th miracle of the :ociety leaders are appealing the time, they re on the road, nominatio , man's physica l hea ling fo llowed his spiritual healing . ns al though REV. W. F. NORTON, P. F. no in- for more contributions from T Without knowing i we may harbcr resentmen ts, ': They go from town to town for a elusive data is maintained. and hurts, interested ' stand Christians and guilt In our hearts. And when we do that, of a weekend to a few Southern Baptists list the big- world's Bible . we li mit God by not " weeks, cnd then move on. Th Societies, which fopening up to His Spirit. If there's something wrong inside, ey gest number of them, 900 evan• operate on a nonprofit basis, we've got to get it out. This is where we may need some help — preach to big crowds and sinall, gelists, both preachers and mu. ...0 ," in opening up. And a psychiatrist or counselor can be an in. in tents, churches or au- sicians, up 200 per cent in 10 can meet Um soaring demand. r, ERECTED' IN M E MORY "A Way to the Word" Is I ditorlums. They're r_ strument of God's love in helping us examine ourselves. traveling yeas, of whom an estimated available for screening by Although the old Ebenezer Methodist Church b uil t In evangelists, a growing corn- 500 are in the business OLD CHURCH full time, churches and community tntal healing He wants us to have. He doesn't separate our mind " pan n this country. Now known , groups on a o, the church was freewil] Ordinarily the evan gelists offering REMEMBERED They're o many types, 0 and our soul and our body. When I have a need of hea ling, torn wWfl ifl replaced v a larger I'm e' independently, , function not overly co ncerned how it comes I just mnremoe rn st ru ctweonSft427 atTUcrROad outdecemxlentg dried methods, ntiepenuen.y, without basis. For fur ther information W1oth want it to come, If s.rf ou d ers ha Tjte to: Good News for New Oi wC c urch uc objects diinstitutional versight bo th of praise and denunciation e erec•t d a se marker, was I'm under the care of a doctor, Iwant that to work. If someone is led last Sunday. un ay. praying for me, I want that to work. I want in the churches and out. But backing, although many of ItVr Readers, American Bible m Ie f ,R Rev. Daniel Sa' P past"; Rev everyinstrument FM th S iety pastor,n eir '.uuca,,. 1865 oc , a God uses to work. And th en I be lieve we are to give th Broadway, N.Y. new under influence of some of th e ur speaker Douglas e glory to k member o, a pioneer family. era.., 1.10k God because whatever form it takes, all healing co " abler professionals, their corporated boards overseeing Vincent) mn*s from Him general image seems to have administration of their activi4 brightened, and their ranks ties. Others, including many :1' increase. old-timers, operate on their 0 , ~ f,- 11w expaMng number of own. financially and in bo0king them Is "Part of an evangelical schedules. renaissance, of which direct They run the gamut from Special Homecoming serToday and Saturday at 7:30 number of booths and activities on knitting; mass evangelism is only one highly trained theologically ascrocheting, doll Christian Looks at Death" will problems and vices will be held at Paola p.m., preaching services are help for the aged, are planned. Mr. and Mrs. dressing and perky little aspect," says the Rev. Dr. Rob- lute preachers such toy be held at 7.30 p.m. Sunday. The public is invited, as Presby. Wesleyan Church, old SR 46 and scheduled and Saturday, at Foreman , ert Coleman, professor of evan- terian Leighton Ford Heard are in charge dogs for the church bazaar to be The Rev. Wayne E. and black Orange, tonight through Sun- 2:30. Smith will Reformation Sunday will be there will be a "ring" of the program. ' gelism at the Asbury held on Nov. 13 and 14 at the lead a discussion on Seminary Baptist Tom Skinner, to little- day with former pastors , service. On "A celebrated at the 10 a.m. ser. Sunday, there will The R. W. Ware Bible Class Church Fellowship Hall. in Wilm9re, Ky. educated "pulpit thumpers," preaching. Potluck dinners will be Sunday School Christian's Approach to vices Sunday. The World at 9:45 and will hold its monthly supper Estimates indicate there now with an eye on the "Daisy-Do" is the theme of Death." Areas to be covered collection be held on the grounds Saturday worship services Hunger Appeal offering at 10:45 am, meeting on Tuesday evening at this will be are a bout 2,000 roving evange- plate. bazaar, featuring will be: accepta nce, how to accepted at th and Sunday at noon. 2:30 and 7 p.m. at time. Pastor the borne of Rev, and Mrs. Tom Christmas gifts, bakery goods, prepare yourself, and what Is a John Deutschlancjer, supply #' f Rev. K. L. Crocker is the new O'Steen in Criando, '4! t'T' jams and jellies. Snacks and Christian funeral. I f pastor at Wesleyan Church. Pastor, will conduct the service. The DeLand District beverages will be available Of c T t' Originally he has pastored Methodist Men will meet in the throughout the event. Marge #* 71" Halloween, American Kaye is leading the month long disease. hunger and illiter Nativity churches in Michigan, Penn- Fellowship Hall on Thursday Krutewicz and Caroline youngsters will Trick or Treat commemoration which To celebrate A plania, The Mens' Club of the atepatachievee mn for UNICEF I United Nations Virginia as an independent culminates in the observance of the U. S. Committee for pastor quarterly meeting. affair. wi Nati%ity Church is sponsoring a . , Childrens Fund) k*' the 25th United Nations Day on Oct. 31. UNICEFIsur gi th the Evangelistical rvspaghetti dinner Sunday. from I ngaIlthosew i. consecutive year. The nation's i ' have ever participated to join in Ministers Alliance. to .0 p.m. The dinners may be First Presbyterian ., two first ladies Mrs. Gerald Beginning in 1950 w small this A carpenter by trade Rev. eaten at the church hail or year's Fund raising effort. •') Ford and Mrs. Nelson collection by a Sunday School Crocker comes here from taken home. The Ch urch is on A congreg'itional meeting Each year now more than .-, Rockefeller are lending their SR 427, just off of highway 1792. clas', Halloween activities million children, carrying the3 Sarasota where he was in the will be held at First support as honorary chairwom. have raised $46 million for child familiar orange UNICEF construction work PresbyferianChurchof Sanford an and vice chairwoman, welfare programs in more than cartons, participate in th lie attended God's Bible Sunda y during the 11 a.m. First Shiloh e door. National Chairman Danny IlOdeveloping countries to fight to-door collection, School and College, Cincinnati, worship service for the 'pose The deacons and trustees of 6. . Ohio. He and his wife, Diana of election and recognition of 4!1 g. First Shiloh Missionary Baptist have two sons, Dana, 5, and ,1!, the Deacons Emeritus. ch will celebrate their Chur Dwight, 2. The Congregational meeting 1 11. anniversary,Sunday,at3p.m on the Poli cy of Gifts L Rev. Eddie Burroughs and ML 1 41 E ' ..e ' Bequests revlsion ofthechwch •_Longwood Nazarene Gilboa Missionary Baptist eharterandelectionoftries ___ Chur ch will be the special . l.ongwood E Church of the kli - IV has been postponed to Nov. 16. .'. gues ts for this se rvice. —s Nazarene will have Mayer Jim Sunday will ' 'I' Lormann as special guest oLwrved this week with a Community ____ speaker Sunday THOMAS WILSON spec ial offering. Methodist Sunday School hour, As par t of V L Springfield Baptist '' the "Reach Out and Touch" A Central Florida Blood Bank Grace Methodist series, lie will speak on the team will be at Community Men'sDaywUbeo church in the community. United Methodist Church JOE SpringfieldMissionary On Nov. 2, the Longwood Fife p.iL Sunday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Church, 12th Street and Cedar and Drum Corps, composed of sored 31 Sunday to accept blood First Baptist ,. - 70 Longwood Elementary metto Ave., Sanford Avenue. Thomas Wilson 3rd dona tions. ______ .1IJ!7-'_ 'i?1 b' the 'outh of Grace United will be the speaker for the 11 Schoolstudents, will perform at First Baptist Church of Jeth 9:45a.rn. for the Sunday School of od t Church, There will a.m. service. At 3 p.m., Prof. will ordain Joe "1 - 7t Jr. be a donation of 50 cents and Rufus Brooks will speak. hkens as a Deacon during e building First Methodist e v ening worship service, proceeds will 'o toinththe . newand Rev. Enoch is pastor. fund For pews h be, church. A Halloween program will employed follow the family night supper Good Shepherd . • I I - S to _J . UeSo Evan e ists Grow In Number I • • •. - - • ' " ,. , ,.,, - " - . •i • - •i. - . . A n h o ,, • v , . e ' ________________________________________________________________________________ UUJ IPJ Lull ' Wes e an Churc Holds Homecomin • • •. • , • ' . - . • ' 'Tri k '.' rea • ears '.,'r - . . ..• . / • .".. - -• ith -. . -.' . '; - - , - '' • • " . '. ___ ,, - . - . • • ', - ' • . . . - ' I - :, sh — 4 . .''• 't' - - . -- ' ' . ' ' . '' - - - ' .-- '- • . -'- ',-- - - - -• - - - . ' _____ - ' - - - .•,, - - . . ' • ' • - . - '• ,-%,?A I 1..1 JACK ANDERSON . . ____ .~! _M_ _N, . - Church this Sunday night. The the former Miss Deloris Jones Pentecostal Good Shepherd Lutheran of Sanford, they have three Maranatha Pentecostal 01urch of Sanford will sponsor cldldren. Pickens is active in Cliurch, 1016 French Ave.. will a Spaghetti supper Sunday at 6 Halloween is the festival ofall the life of the First Baptist conclude a three' night revival P.M. As part of the program, a Th is shrine buil t Ofl •MC 5I'Oi di of the St Ann's Catholic Church' -Saint s Day and has always been Church and is a teacher in the series with a service tonight at film will be shown entitled DrBary,wasananonymousgtftandistherepljcaof th e Sh eof celebrated b' masquerading. ninth grade Sunday School 7:30 concerning the p.m. conducted by "Peege d dbe worn Our Lady of Lourdes in France. Bernadette is shown kneeling Costumeshld Department. Evangelist John Lawson of Iew before th e Virgin Mary in the garden. Theshrine is surrounded by will during th 'l'he Amazing Praising Smyrna Beach, d shrubbery and red roses. (Herald Photo by Fannette_Edwarth hi Pals will highlight the occasion asa P5 Baptist Church, .,-, 't -,'- I •'::':;-y-i--. WM U Rally £ : c :: u Smyrnallcach, Sa t ur dayto r Ir ' I- I, Women's M issionary Union of 14 'f.' provide enierwmnmeni , r a '.::'!:' It Seminole , S c,iurc Baptist Assn will fli M usic Banq uet. 11 z4 2m 's..: meetfortheirFall Rallyon Oct )OUwwioperaie ue 1 : 10 at 730 pm in I mnecrest Puppets are: Debbie Fairfield Baptist Chunh Dan M c I ntosh, Wend) Hirt ATIM Guest speaker will be Mrs. • Richard Cosmato, Jan f. " wv -t H arvey, f , Victor Richburg and Don missionary to Mozambique. I .. - - - -, . . -. ___ • - . . ___- -. ST. ANN A' s Wate ate Role Fisna ii' ' HAS SHRINE evea e The full story can now be told how top CIA Haldeman. Referring to Gray, Nixon instructed CIA operation In Mexico but also suggtsted the Watergate. officials, working with the Nixon White House, Haldeman: "Just tell him to lay off." investigation shouldn't go beyond the arrest of July 5: Gray phoned Walters to say he could attempted to obstruct the Watergate inJune 23, 1 p.m.: CIA director Richard Helms the five Watergate burglars, no longer hold vestigation. up the Watergate investigation to and his deputy, Vernon Walters, were sumJune 26: Dean summoned Walters to the protect the CIA without a written request. From sources in the prosecutors' office, the moned to White house aide John Ehrlichman's White House and asked him whether the CIA July : Walters delivered a memo to Gray. FBI and the CIA itself, we have dug out new office, Haldeman joined them and did most of the could put up bail for the Watergate defendants, coming clean for the first time. The details which tighten the case against the CIA talking. memo Dean also wanted the CIA to pay their salaries if disdained any CIA Interest In the Watergate brass. The story can best be told In chronological He explained frankly that the Democrats they were sent to jail. Walters objected that the burglars or the witnesses Dean had asked the were "taking advantage" of the Watergate CIA would be deetroyed if it became known that FBI not to question. Walters also told It be began, gan, of course, with the Watergate break. Gray that agency was providing money for the he could no longer break-in for politi cal purposes He wanted the in early in the morning of June 17, 1 June972. An in. ask him to hold up future CIA, therefore, to advise Gray that the FBI could Watergate crew. Investigation for security reasons, vestigation quickly developed that some of the June .!7: De a n called Walters back to the jeupirdiie a covert CIA operation if it continued Th o, incidentally, identif ied Watergate burglars had a CIA background. digging tnto the Mexican matter. White house. Again Walters resisted funneling ringleaders G. Gordon Liddy This gave the White House conspirators an CIA money to the Watergate defendants, saying Hunt, who were then known and E. Howard to the FBI only a Helms replied that he had already told Gray tiat expenditures Within the United f3tates Z. idea. They might be able to use th had to George Leonard and Ed Warren. Yet Gray e CIA to cover there had been no CIA Involve nt me in be reported to Congress. up their own connection with the crime locked the memo In his safe, without showing it Waterga te. Hakleman suggested that further how the plot developed: On ti day, Dean asked Gi'ay to stop the to the FBI agents on the case. June 22: The acting FBI director, Pat Gray, FBI investigation might expose bay of Pigs FBI from Interviewing two key wtr The Following Fall; Waterbugger James 1ai called CIA chief Richard Helms to ask of their "CIA Involvement." disputed Insisted- bec of letters to the CIA June 28: At still another White House huddle,de the CIA had been involved In Watergate. Helms nevertheless, that Walters — not Helms— talk to McCord wrote series pr taIling how he ahoped to avoid prosecution and Gray . assured Gray that the CIA had nothi ng to do with Dean emphasized to Walters the Importance of to e CIA. Protect th The, e June ,1:30 p.m.: Dean telephoned Gray to confining the letters were re viewed ' the burglary, FBI investigation to the five by CIA counsel Lrmc Houston and set up an appointment fti' Walters. Director Watergate burglars. The CIA deputy, asked for Richard Helms. June 23, 10 a.m.: W House counsel John Yet they never relayed this June 23,2:20 pin.: Hldeinan reported to his advice, suggested blaming Watergate on Dean, acting on Haldeman's Instructions, Nixon: "Walters is going to make call to Gray. Cubans the enjclal material to the Watergate prosecutors. exiles. telephoned Gray ti suggest that the CIA was That's the way we put it, and that's the way it Indeed, helms took care not to share In. Ina telephone call to Gray, Dean asked him to formation = involved in the Mexican phase of the Watergate with the prosecutors. He sought to ieft." hold up an FBI Interview of another witness, keep h ease. June 23, 2:30 p.m.: Walters called upon ra is OWU skins clean Instead by routing the June 3, 1 p.m.: The President again brought a nd repeated the Haldemnan be. Walters I'tOt only citing " nstloral security." Dean continued to InformatIon to then-Atty. Ccii, Richard Klein. up the CIA In a private conversation with claimed the investiauion could upset a covert give Gray the Impression In subsequent con- dienat and FBI chief Pat Gray, whom Helms 'er-sa1ioi, tkit the CIA wwi involved In knew were Nixon loyalists. - . -- - - - - ' , '' - -: - , , ..:,..- -' ?l1ij P' - , '- - ... . . -- , fo . • . ' • . . - ___ - • ' , , - , - . - Z- - f'l- cj 4V •jr - - ' 1. - r - '; 'j 'y .. ' 7A.1' ~* .-..-r .1 - - .Wd WE , . (I k1" -" ' I DeBary Baptist ' . '.. - -. - - - - - - - ' ' - E-13 . " - -. •-- - - 'i --- - ". - ENTERTAIN - __ " — :HIGHLANDERS Elder Springs Baptist The Friends hi p Class of Elder Baptist Church at a luncheon meeting at the home Lee and Betty Fisher, the teacher, Mrs. Allene members of the Billy Graham of Remley, team For 23 years, will present a (;riffen elected Mrs.. Berta as assistant teacher and program of gospel songs and in. president. Mrs. Florence Myers strumental music at the was elected secretary. evening service of the First '.. ' - -- ' , . . . 't?. • . - ______ ' - ' , it --- . ' . • '. • . 1 ' - , •"p' ,: , ,, '' -- ,, . , " - — ' - s. •- t ,, - j Win field, after giving it careful consideration. I hive dAcided to get my act together and spilt?' - .. ' ,Addition ToCourt — ~ 1 ' '-' • -. .'., .' , be I 7 - -- — 11!~~i~ God Can Use Psychiatrists -- . i ~ ~ il il ilil il il ~~~~~~~~~~~illi~~~~!r~~~ ,.-, ' - 79 'I -- • Hanoi' Shame Grows . - - - _________ I - ' Letters To The E ,- , .. - • .•:. ., w Friday, Oct. 24, l,75-5A ' - • r .- ~- _ - 4-f.;j IT, .... It ' Are Priority Investment Evening Herald, Sanfo rd, Fl. ' . . . IN . - __ 1 ~--, 7 , .1 - v ,4. ..",,I(, ... , i A 'P No promises have been made, me rely longrange thinking, but White House sources now say 4•• that If William 0. Douglas gives up his Supreme Ii Court seat before the 1976 elections, he will likely . •. do so to lady: Carla Hills, perhaps, the 41-year. i ..4_.... 1, 4. old Secretary of housing and Urban Develop . rnent. The sources stress that timing Is essential to the prospect. They say that Jerry Ford \ , •.,. recognizes the political attractiveness of naming 1. •;;, 1 the first woman to the high court. But II Douglas N hangs on until alter the election, even if Ford \\ were to be elected, the Impetus behind the plan would diminish. "He'd still consider a woman," one aide says, but by that time there would be pressures on him to name someone for 1 4 ideological rather than expediential reasons. mere is of course no sign from Douglas that he's ready to cooperate in this venture. Though 76 and partly paralyzed from a stroke last December, he has said repeatedly that he's not . thinking of retirement, his persistence fired in part by a feud wi th the President that dates to the time Ford tried to have Douglas Impeached. However, the Wilte House apparently feels j F Douglas' attitude will not matter in the end; already there are hints that the justice's own t 400P., "•' - •colleagues have been urging him to step down,. Part of the White House strategy, indeed, may themselves. 5mall part on excessive gains 1n wages, no t of 'Look out, If may be catching I" be that Douglas will give up more easily if he If indeed our nation's largest city is on the by comparable gains in productivity, by _____________________________________________________________ knows his place will be taken by a woman. municipal workers, verge of becoming a "nntional wban tragedy" as D ou glas is known to be worried that the If the strike Is no longer considered the its mayor claims, then New York must tighten philosophic blend of the court, now just about weapon of ford resort by the older and more d* ltor belt sharpen its pencil and solve its financial balanced, may be weighted toward con. mature Industrial unions, it is more and more problems by prudent management. As former servatism in the event of his premature frequently being seizea by policemen,firement Prisoner Accepts Jesus Tribe vs. Officials? controller for that great city, this should be right, resignation A woman, however, even a woman sanitation workers, teachers and others who can As I sit here in my prison cell, my thoughts go About that football game between the fighting less liberal than he would like, might tempt that Seminoles and DeLand Bulldogs played Friday side of him that has for decades crusaded for It is indeed time to pay the fiddler — but let the, demands are met. I was attending a Pentecostal Ch ur ch and night (Oct. 3), 1 have never as long as I have equality and justice. And if the public in general seems to distrust thought for sure I had accepted Jesus. dancers ante up. attended football games In the last five years The White House sources, two men holding big business, it Is becoming just as wary of big Well, my friends, I backslid and now I am ever seen such poor referees officiating at a high separate responsibilities, one of whom was used labor big In the sense of power. doing a one to two year sentence in the school football game, to co nfirm the others remarks, believe that According to a na tionwide survey by Opinion penitentiary for simple assault. Research Corp., sponsored by Business RoundAs far as myself and many others who at. Douglas would have no serious objection to Carla But before I came here, I accepted Jesus as xfills They say that he would doubtless prefer table, an organization of business executives, my personal saviour. My life has been blessed tended the game are concerned, it's someone more demonstrably liberal black Many Americans may regard the resettlement ve. per cent of the public believes that the use of abundantly. I used to hate and seek revenge, but Seminole lost the game according to the 1COt representative Barbara Jordan for example, or union &m to support political candidates with, should namese and Cambodian refugees in our country as the W through the love that Jesus has blessed rw board. Seminoles would have achieved a victory Shirley Hufstedler of thie ninth Circuit Court in be prohibited chapter in all rights except that the officials gave all and 51 per cent Is against unem- I no longer hate or seek revenge against those written in our parUcipation In dw war in In but to shove pu comes docbIi. They are mistaken. We cmot close ployment compensation and food stamps for who are against me. I pray for them instead. three touchdowns to DeLand by penalizing striking workers. until he Communist governments now in power in I have written and had several articles Seminoles In many undeserving ways such as "presumably he'd rather have Carla than Among union members themselves, ac. published in this area. And praise the Lord, I letting two Bulldogs chp two of our Sanford of the lovelymps put up for Supreme Court Southeast Asia fulfill their obligation to h4 account for the 8X Americans still listed as missing in action, cording to this survey, 76 per cent oppose the know of one young lady who has accepted Jesus players without penalty thereby giving DeLand consideration during the days of Richa.-d Nixon." Thirty months have passed since the signing of the Paris their first touchdown. first practice and SI per cent oppose the second. as her personal saviour. It was a blessing when I Nixon, it's remembered, regularly floated truce agreements which included a pledge by Hanoi to Both figures show increases over previous received her letter telling me my letter to the In my opinion, about 50 per cent of D e t A nds female names for public consideration when cooperate in clearing up the late of MlAs, along with 36 polls. However, remembering the pro-business editor helped her turn to Jesus. enalties agains yardage was gained through p t court vacancies occurte(L Invariably, however, orientation of those paying for the survey, Americans who were once known to be prisoners of warbut Even though I am in prison, these bars and Seminole. In my mind Seminole won the g. they were names of unqualified women such as were never perhaps a grain of salt should be added to the fences cannot separate Jesus and me. I try to be Unlike DeLand, Sanford scored their points Los Angeles judge Mildred Lithe, who during at stew they serve. Congress last month voted to set up special Committee a good Christian while I am here and with Jesus I least one peri od of her career had four decisions through effort and exce llentteamwork. exceent Certainly, though, the union movement the Missing in Action, gnei to Pursue this proöiesn either me would can get through each day. In four months reversed by the State supreme seem to have lost touch with Its founding ideals through interenaticmal organizations or by direct contact I pray Jesus will cause more people to come I believe Coach Posey and all of the players court. Critics believe Nixon chose unqualified* wees our government and the governments of North aW South when an employer can be forced to hire five to hinL I pray for a nationwide revival because should go to the board and stud t1wir ground kno Ing Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia - women w I.hey'd be rejected, thus workers when only one is needed. This is actually soon Jesus will return to us and tomorrow may The opportunity Is there. The officials were allowing him to eventually select the men of his Itis difficult for the U.S. government to put any diplomatic the isuein New Yourk's theater Industry, where be too late. unfair to both teams by not giving either team choice. pressure on these governments. However, that task iw a strike by musicians threatened a promising My friends, if you would like to write to me the chance to compete. be difficult for other nations which have established relations.'; Broadway season. hills' credentials are not outstanding, but they your letters would be a blessing. I love to hear Seminole went to DeLand expecting to are not easily dismissed either. She was with the Communist regimes in Southeast Asia. It can be tinThe same kind of siturtlon Is reflected on a from Christians from all over. Please pray for play the Bulldogs and ended up , greater scale in the constnjction industry, where me and with me for all those who do not know pressed upon them that the stature and recognition playing football with educated at Oxford, Stanford, and Yale, pm-acthe officials. must begin with their acceptance of a ticei private law for twelve years i1 California, not only have spiralling wage costs helped price Jesus as their saviour. humanitarian obligation. The agony of American families housing out ofthe reach ofmiU1onsof, served three years there as an assistant U.S. Tom Lodd, M.1387 Pam Williamson attorney, then came to Washington as an whose men remain on MIA and POW lists but jurisdictional jealousies among unions State Correctional Institute P.O. Box 239 assistant attorney general and highest ranking' beyond any Justification. The world community should get that sometimes reach the level of outright silliness. Dallas, Pa. 18612 Lake Mary, Fla. wom in the Justice Department message through to Hanoi. $16,000 Readers 1~ N I Overdue , '' - municipal unions. 1 OHN for knuckling under to unreasonable demands from its Bibles F~~ 1" TOM TIEDE ',,—..- , '. ..LIfl ..,. obey all traffic signs and be especially careful of vehicles and small children. If you're stopped by anyone and offered a ride, or If you have candy or food that you feel has been tampered with, go home immediately and call the local police. And, we advise all parents to check all items the children bring home, looking for any candy, gum or food that might have bcerm tampered with. If you have the slightest doubt about any of it, DO NOT let the children eat it. Call the police and let them check it out.. It's not worth taking a chance that something might be remiss. If you're suspicious of anything, get rid of It. Too, we, along with Officer Quigley, remind one and all that Halloween Is a night for fun and children should be reminded not to hurt other people's property or do things that would lead you Into trouble. Let this Halloween be one that's full of good, clean, safe fun. — Dill L.U1 [ - Th e Young Highlanders of Avon Park, directed by Evelyn Jones, will sing Saturday for the 6:30 p.m. 10th Anniversary dinner at Deltona United Church of Christ. The 16 )Olmg people will presents varied repertoire, ranging from Bach to Bt.ies, folk longs and sacred musicals, in addition to ctn.imental and dance solos, Shell Rd., Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Lee Fisher, who has written over 200 song' xi ll close the service with word on the of Being i Christian' Altamonte ommunity - fl Junior Deacons of the (',...rn....Aê., I't...__t'..uiiiiiiuiuy .IlUli.'iI will jarticipate In the Sunday Delfona United morning worship service In Members of the Women's observance of Youth Week. It is Fellowship of the United also Refonnation Sunday. Church of I)eltona are working 111t. final seminar on "A q• • Maranatha Pentecostal Church —PR ES E N TS Apostolic Voice " " ON WTRR RADIO EVERY SUNDAY AT 8 30 A M Reaching Sanford With Bible Salvation, True Bible Salvation That Saves Us From Sin, 4 �A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Oct. .,. 1,-..7-- _- __1 24 it?3 ,. THE StVBwTn DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Fetiit C't,-SR 414 0 Bette Tit, Pasts, Assoc iate Ltw.sHtnO,,I..&p A Kuffi Satviday hr,c,s Sirs cci. Sabbath I 11 II it in. Sabbath Sth..I Vespers a a a ........... Methodist .. :~: -K THE HOPE OF OUR ,> 9,to a in 34 iniftiftl bet•rs svns$ Wed Eve Prayer Med.ng The Church... THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Ca".,' 7Th £ Elm C R Null Past,, Satur da y Services Sabbath ScRsI 4 )Ia in WufsPi.pkrvtc. II Warn Wudiw%dap Ni ght 7 lop - t-. -2 i__1~_I_(iT-_l.-rlal ' 4k1 . . Methodist OUR NATION! .. vm::~ 11 1. Mof'.ing Weritsip . . . __________ / S lip 1:ISp in 7 )Oprn ___________ . .} FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cat 37Th and Elm Rev ( n Co. Paster Sirnday Scisoel 4 .11I in Of 044r114 Ha,yt$ Slil.4y School Minist er 4.41 a ri II Warn Met lWth,, Youth FtliewstsipSm4av ' 7Np in Fam.ly N.'iI IW,-d I Church Of God FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST toe; S Sanford Ave Wed 7 )*am lIE 4:34pm, 7:)Ip in Service Pl 7 of in v'sicy Open WTRR 73:p in I,diy td.,ftI Broadcast Dii, 3331111 JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1011 Witt First StrpsO Goeapo Galloway Pastor Swndayschool If so in Morning Service It Warn tweni'., Service 1p '.1. Wednesday Service 734pm. Old Trvtht.ea Mew Da y Curate I Warn Church Idsoul Widne$dlyLbI, Class CHURCH OF CHRIST III) Park Avenue Fred Baker Evar',eli.l 1iat Study ION. in Matn4'.Woritup 11 Its in. tv.n.mitervic. 401pm Lad,, late Class Tue-sday Ii in L - N -' 4. *t4lI.i$diy Bible Class 134pm Hoart, Taylor Rev .IOM DevtscNIndur Sndaylcbood Wsnblp sod my" 1va114.Ititi 10 Warn 1101am 640P 1 )Sp in lviniMWeulIsip Bible CIA tin Wad. Congregational Sob PaImettsAwl. l Rev Raymond Cts,kee Pntw 443a.m. II Ha rn mwvw*v Worship lvangsi,tec %qevoc.s 7:41p.on. Wed. Prayer £ III. Study 7.31pm. s ._a.e.oi Mp Missionary ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH IIINests An. ft. MAIM Randy Ray Patter Sunday kP.qiI 011a in 11:008 in Training Now 4'ISp in 731pm W ed PritieMoeflag 7:34pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lit Park A,,0,, Or Jai Y,C.smat. Pails, S. ill a M. I Sue" p First MiThadt$l Part Awe , Rev. Mar vin 0. Ruckner Pasts, Cisvrchlctieol II 451 rn. MOrnlr1 Worshi t oa m. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3411 5 Pail An 373-4104 4.434115 11,41 am, 4:lSp in. 7:30pm. 4:34pm. RbatIJ NwOtir Poster Sunday ScAsel ll34Ilam ti 10a... Wed. lvi. RIOt. Study 1101P m 1:01pm. lam.II34&l)to" Lip in Or. Hewatd0res Sunday Ciatch School Menus., 'Nor-ship INWiaty A. . . CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tvktv Drive. Sadand Estates . .. Past.' 4,ii4jy541nf 4:418 in lImNa in 716Spm. ln.Wwshlpl&J$n 7:11pm. Wii5d$y Moralog Prayer are" morning .,-'-THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL W.lbaedl$d,,,, Ev.0inWatiLEp PTI,.tM.,1PIWII,4., 11! .In. 7:41p.m. 7•)Ip in FIRST PRI$BYTRR IAN CHURCH Oak Ave IkE It Rev.VwplL Bryaa$aad Rev Kenneth W MIIIL Mmn4st Morning Warship ChurciuSchool I )la in 9. 41 in Allairmot worom N.ri,y 11144 m 11cr brother realizes FIRSTSPIRITUAL,ST CHURCH OFHARMONY Affiliated W$*I.0A.S. 100 W. Ckatc (CivIc L,.g Library i, .iad. FL 1141 W.4on Past.. Mn. Joe. Ream Ass.c. Pest..Ns&lag5,,v* 3:41 P.M. Ssmday Lactort £ Massages 4pm.. M.uage knIt. 1063edWed. 7: III pin. mean and I . a ride in the . . most of the time. country. . . sleeping late. . . receiving guests. Something, every Sunday. Then one day, watching her trying to read, I realized that filling her mind and heart and UMYF process. Our little girl needs help. To this Chzistian family that's the understatement 5i 1i"S i,.iitt k',r,v.rij Ser-,.ce, Inc Slra.b.'g Cç., Inlay service £ Monday Genesis 1:16-17 6.49 Tuesday John 1336-38 Wednesday Pums 15:1.5 Thursday I Thes.salonmans 136 I):60$ in I Ill p in Friday Matthew 223439 the year! Lee F.King Morning Worship Sendayldusol Saturday it Connthans IN 4:41a In, 5:11pm. . hESsuday _ , s 0 IU11l - lilckliortaofl..akeBrantley et at 110 rndthpSarnts;ruflflerwlis ___ son eni n I -rron. ' stc'uncj 1(1 [10)5 ins Bruce Ca ld we l l (Lyl 11:39; 4. mad Tam: Lyman 74, Lake Brantley McPlulty (TP) 15:09; S Willie 4 CaIIay (5) 1S77 6 Chuck Apple C at a in II "am 1.34p on Leslie Sullivan A Fast Learner ~ ORTS S_ I - Evening Herald, Sanford, In New Course F1 e ____ with he biggest U Lake Brantley Hi 'h champion darlene Berkley of t. i •i. . I.alSe Brantley uifll.Siivu finished nunu. to aid the Patriots' cause, wraps up Sunday. --, - " : UPSALA PREIII'YIRIAN CHURCH Corner County CIvS £ Upsala Reads P$tti, Nov Darwin Shea 401am SSFday Scheel IS Ha in Morn.'., Wothis.p 4:$Ion. 411p.m. PAOLA WIILE°VAN CHURCH Old RI.441 Oros" Avg .pooIa K. L. CJibeq Pastor Sunday kt...l 445 a In MatniAg Watihip 15:04 a on. lvi0EngW.hlp 1:00pm Wit It.. 7:31pm 'U . ' ~ J. C. PENNEY COMPANY OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff E. C. Elsea and Staff - \ Leslie plafts to attend college, but she doesn't know also She OeSfl • .oW W - DEKLES' GULFSERV:CE Mel Dekle and Employes .-- - -.0 ~. . . -. ~_ - - --_~&,ir. - I* -4 LESUE SULLIVAN BAPTIST Ant.orh Bactril Church . , Calvary Bapt.sI Assembly. 341 Farint tSamI.rd Garde. Club. H l3.4I Calvary ptt CPur. C,tal tab, £ kE. Lake Mary Cisieibvr R,;tjt ChurCh ?$ Blvd (r'ra I Des 'r ;' Fvt biptiil Clearwaler MIseanary Bepilt Church, IouTh,,j. Rd Elder Sp9i*ISlIptItChutIi,OldDrIandeRd LIHestetAvi first Raptit Clutch. SIC Pal'. *5 Fr,ppd&hip Baptist Church 1 AFainibli SpIln, *t. lU Aflaii*nls ju, ,- .,*a Springs First Baptist Church if DeBary . . (WichIf l.aAg..saI. Cat. Church £ Grant Pint Baptist Church 11 vleda . Fri Bept,.I Chur ch 4 SanLaad. Springs First Sh.loliMusI*rue,, baptist Church. 1111W 12Th Forest City Baitst Ctwrch ,,,, Baptist Church of t0415 F ountain Head Baptist Church, Ovvid* jwn isa,y Baptist Church. 1471 First $ t Nur$htidv PapIst Church. hutp*4a M.ss.una'. Ba,t,,t (tuui'ds, Nor th RI, Enter prise MItT'..a '.t.sI-nn EapiusI CPuutch Dam suil Pd, Otlit'. Matnung GiOty Baptist CJSVrCP. 01*4,1 Mi Primitive Baptist. lii Locust An • Saiilfff Missionary t$ptvit Chur ch. lanLeed. tP5$ Ed., - Ut 4i Avg iapt t Church. 1* eP Mi boo Mitvs*aty Baptist. A,.. N*wBifhefU4IIodaryChui(ICThSt IN'cb*rTAs'i. Jrde;7rs4vvq b.attiø 1ln., Ov.c Lu.* S1ft. L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. end '' ' '1 J '.' Seminole, Ov I WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes o ee Win . HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROMREALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staf f : FLAGSH1PBANK f Sa nford and Staff 200W. First Now Salem Primitive Baptist Church. 3500W $211 St New Testament Basf C.0,aIiry too NenI Ni. Mt Zi.'. Baptist Church. 1124 Peat Ave. Rarsusa Park Baptist ChurCh. 1143W 241% St. Baptist Chapel. 1341 W Ftsl Street. IanNtd Pinec'eat Baptist Church. III W Airport Bled P,att Lam, 4,;i.tt Rd. V Ft-rn PtuViti Musmiosy lapTuit Chv,ch, M..1 Senod %Jsi$fi MisiIonaqy Biptist Chur ch. Wed S.antatd Baptist Tempt.. AmerIca. Lrt.n Halt. Porn Pail Sv&and $apIsi Church. 1024 P.lmsth. St. Jamb MissIonary BaptsI Church. 3$. Rd. IlLOsleon 5. pa Baptist (1.-cl. 41) Pine Ass St. Metibiws Baptist Ch.vt%. Canaan spts. Spr$ngbeld Mesatoniry Baptist, 13th £ Cedar 5$ Baptist Church. ,JI Cigresa St. Tempt, Baptist Cku,ch. Palm Spvsngs RI, Lifamaiti Springs Chapel Miu'-wy Baptist Chuvc$. Mark £ W.slam St.. Widisams LJSee Ipewugs en Hepi Baptist C%swcp, Ill Orange Lv,. , CATHOLIC CaircI of the Nativity. Lake Mary An kuts Catholic Church. ill Oak Ave. Santorl St haWI (affi.s Church, Desld Tna, Diary St. A.gesteee C1*nfic Church, Sunset Dr. near itt.. Rd. we.ry SI. Mary Mata4alen CaTho1c Church, Midland ore. Attai,sonte Ipr.ngs Our Lldy 5itleL*biiCTh$I,lyt-% l3IIMaIsmI,4n,Outpur,, CHRISTIAN First catisti.. Church. 1401 i Sensed Ave. SinNed Cemt;t.en Church, tU W A.rpatI 51v4. Nenhsl4. (41t-ospia. Church. Nv Or, Mi,taad Chroitsa. Church. Rear Lake Rd. at Jamisin CO$.GIIOATIONM Cat,eau..$ '- " CHURCH OF CHRIST METHODIST Bariwtt United Memorial Church, I. Dehary Ave. Sulp,l.. Bear Lake UntIed Mothod,tt Church Bethel A.M I Church. Canaan H4$$ Cassi-Ibecry Cainmvriily United Methodist Church Hwy. 11.47 & Piney Redge RI, Casselbeery Mary Corninv'.ity M,tP.Odsj? CP.v,ciS. N HIhb$'.k Rd. Del.'1 Furti Utrd cn lit Ave First ChurCh .t First Sout hern MethSst Church. 2004 SanNtI An. Free M.th.d.,t Church. 100 W 41% 51 Geneva Methodist Church, Geneva Grace United Mathitet Church. Alt-ped Blvd, Grant Chapel AMP. Churth. 0-slits Church el Christ. 1513 S Pail Ave. (hurchelChrisIatL...s,pI,,US I1.flN Caswshq,y Intl Siminsle Churcoel Cheist. Sell Lake HIWCII Rd CiSurCI11Chr.II.4IIP,ImSPViOr Altamos.telp,s. Chur ch 04 Christ. Geneva Churil 04 C hrist, U 05 . Tour Rooki*es Lead Church ii Christ, Paa (h,,ch c1 CI'rist, NsrmsIde Church 11 Christ. pIe Have. Or.. Maitland CHURCH OF 000 Church sl God, 103 Hickory Chuish at 0.4, 113 W. 334d St. Church SI 004, Oviede Church ii 0.4 tieMos Lake Usais, Church SI Old MissIon. Interpose Oalp.ve Mithollil Church. OvIHø Osteen Miffi.desl Church Past. W00t.ybn Math4I$, II. 44 W. at Ps,4 II. Janus AM I. 41* at Cypress SI. Marys AM I. Church St. Ri. 431, St. Pavl,• M$hidI5t Church Osteen RI, Intecpds Statler-I M.mer,aI Church. S. Diary Sanland. United Mathdit Chsvrt%, Tamp First Fed, Sirnoran Blvd. Altamont, Springs Church 1 0.4, Liii W. 1411 R. Church 04 God if MO. Ov$1dw (1.-duel Osdel Pruptecy,)5ge$. Elm An. Chgvch it 0.4sf Prnghey, 11`1411. Per.'iinmsn Ave. Church if 0-ad M,cIon. Rit1vq Church 11O.41 It" W lflh5t,1atqI NAZARE'tE PlrstChwchofNea,em,Wat Ma Fern Pail Geneva Church Nazarene, Geneva CemMuty, Caitw Lad, Mary Church of the Ifatarene, Lab, Mars Blvd Ladsqw.od Church if the Nasare*, Wayin&is £• Lake Mary J,yp Ave. Lon.4..a.d EPISCOPAL SMnti E$scspal Church. V. DaBary Avg. IMeqp,I Chest Ep'lcty.at Chvrc%, L'ngno.d HOly Ct-nit Ep.l(,pil. Park Ave 01 alP, $ LUIHERAN Ascons, Lutheran C5d.. rt Or., Casetbatry One' Slwsfser Undid Letharan, 7544 5 OqIInIe Dr Luthirys Church . p -,, 04, ,, Luthstas.Church etp,daem,, IHW.3jmp$1, Lasher,, Church, Days Dr & Hwy. cil$ntudrry It it, Svla i:t, PRESBYTIRIAN Lake Mht-y United Pnichyterlan Chjr% Firi* Pr byterian Church, 0db Ave. & kI st. First Presyturlae Church 11 DeBary, h. Hand Csavrtn,,W Pniibierian Church, 3,i4 1. Gitind, Dr. 'd'Wi PriSk1e,laR Church, UI) Bear Late RI u' - y D "Jimmy played about 65 on his tighter Palm layout, Gilbert 4 ,1 Bryan Abbott and Jimmy Whit- good a round as I've ever 5tfl" roles. Gilbert accounted for tenberg found themselves in a Hut Whittenberg demurred. more birdies, but Mitchell strange position today in the "II was teamwork," said the dropped the bomb by rolling Louisiana second round of the $200,000 former State home a cross-country putt of 90 National 'fewn Chanipiomihip linkster. Ile exlwts to lose his dang,er of tills.silig tile Canaan City highlighting a log-jam of 18 ,, , Ciwyp Chapel. Hwy Ill) courses Thursday ney World. Pint Church of Ch,iit, kie.ttit, Lake Moat. Chapel, Orange IIIP. 7*4 It Blvd. Lab, Mouse Th4FvtIGqipu$C7Vclo$OvrLat.J tour card due to poor play this 509-yard seventh hole. they were No. 1.I i 14 Jfti (5415$ If Iitt Day SaInts, 7315 Path Ave. I44n, Orlhsde, C%WC%, It. J$uø Kinglam HaIIiIJ4P.v.sr,Wi,j5,s,0 te* St 114 1 N if it Fit-it Boris Chatch i the Living 0-id Midway PP00,taI Oppe ae Töber*acfo. Ridgewesd Aye. 1011 11th op ile S$inl0, Hi1i Iclussi) First p.nt41 Church if 7*1 P•'.te Church 44 Sanford Gospel TaW,n..c,e 3715 Country dun Ml O(*e l$$l+P.t Church. Oak Hill *g, Odes, lalulatI Alliance Church. t441 S Pro Ave Santuti conat.1a,i..4414 Jehovals Wut The 5ai,et. Amy 5414W 41h $ t 104*, 34Th St. IatImsg M oray, an Ch,rc*, Hill' Attams.vje Spusogs II' *4 t.hurch st ChrISt. Aftamam. C.m un Chapel, All 3ps Holy feet for ;ill eagle Ifirce at Hit, Ilryan played good, too, he . lead with the veteran conibo of said. "it made it easy for me to just one stroke off the pace is red hot Johnny a his ('ibby Gilbert and Bobby 1Iit go for the pins when my partner valve ed 10partner, Gr er he bo th teams fir after c ll IF l i d Jones. Miller, nwnber two in under-par 62s on separate golf Olive I 5)1% LII Faith Chapel, Camp kmmsHe. Wibi,a pa i Seirlalt Ave... Nitiness chapel. Beerdatt Ave. Chvfv.$a CeituPinuty Church Peru Pa, - They shared the first-round OTHER CHURCN$$ AJIS AM 1, ChurtI. at Walt Dis'- The unlikely leaders who be- this year's PGA dollar chase friends on the Monday alter than But even a piece of the top qualifying circuit bolted from ,_ isney World Golf Tourne * ram, Ito)- Flo)d-John Jacobs, Ed Sneed-Jerry INILIke and Mike Long-Mac Main. The players were to swap courses today as the massive field is trinlme(l to 44 teams , In FnLitrated PGA (our rookies own ball." he said. I'll was as and Mitchell shared their heSI Mark's Presbyterian Church, 1131 Palm Sprls.pi Rd • Allament, Sags Ups.ala C•mmunity P'e*byti.s. Chatch. UpSela Rd Westin,01$1q PrSsbrt.'. Church. Rnt ad. Casselberry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake SavtntN Day Adventist Hoy 410, Forest Cur Seve.th Dip Ad,,'.i,SI Church. Ma.11and Ave Atlame Sor'95 S..M,,a Sistoth Day AEentj, Church. 71% £ aim Winter spr, Seventh Day w4venIistCCh oe Mess Rd . , 'I SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY NIiIa%ICIWCR.FatSIICity C$mMeni$V Confer. FW.I,City slow MI Catwar M.ni.ie.wy Baptist. 1144W 171111 . - SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes 0 (flflC and more official earn- four victories oo tween them this s-ear and be- yard Magnolia course. Whitten- trouble Here their tour careers tiiay be berg touched offthe streak with a chip-in birdie from 60 feet, Also at 63 were the t.andems down the drain, Abbott, unemployed since then capped it by putting three of Homero hilancas-Jerry leaving the tournament trail straight approach shots within Heard, Sam Adams-Don Iver. la.sl Julg-gave all the credit for four feet of the pins. ttwlr IfiM t?r t,q hb prtnr. - .flyffig : .!! son, Butch Hair(~Bobby EaSt* rrr - !. . Jjm, ('lhct-Pt.n jiçf. ole cut is the defending champion duo, Hubert Green and Mac North Padgett 31 33 64 Conner TOwer'A Eller 32 32-64 Dent Johmn 3333.- i Di ehlLoft Rudolph Sikes Barber January I 12 12 Jones K elley 31 33-64 Cole scill" Urewet Nicholas AllardGlenz 37 3264 Bullard CastiQhanci Dicklmon Beard 13 12- 65 34 31-0 NeiportiHarney 34 31 65 Dougherty Benson Erilsine B. Thompson Eloott Hjnjillon Miller Jones Sr lilt-son Adamt Heard Blancas Colbert Retrarn FloydJacobs Kelley Morgan Brown Dills M&S%frio Nelson 32 n--oS Collins Wym entha* Pearce 33 31 - 6S 3215 6) Cu SitfOrd RCglldO Cocdy 3731- Collins Soros 3) 33' 66 Palr'r.ti- I Thompson 3) J3-66 Fins?c'rwald Tibby 32 Ii Y W 041 32 3:3 Jenkins Liobro 37 35-63 Zender Porter 311)-63 Pialaskl Barr 37 34-66 McCord U Wynn 34 32-66 Armstrong Hikey 2310-63 Me!rsyk Eicholberger 3117-41 Unger Wlnt 3333-" TOPP Kennedy 31 IS-06 Pufliter Rachel% flerqpr Day;s 37 . (Ps SHord ,so.,dY 3434 13 35-611 3136'- 70 3333 0 34 36-70 Elder Green Isis- Bland Murphy 80if Alien 33 -IS-64 33 37-19 33 ]?_ 70 35 IS-10 Arldef Wn Stewart - 64 O'Neill Feather 11 34-68 10 is 33- 70 37- 11 37.11-71 McClendon H Green yallacpj Campbell JJ- U 33-71 39 )2 fl 33 35-40 GriffiIhs Cochran 334-60 0mph Menne Heoert 34 34J 33 34-69 Reasor St Ai 3633--O IS 34-69 34 DuBose, Gators Ready GAINESVILLE API - If Jimmy DuBose has a gleam in his eye, it may be because the running star of Florida's wish. bone attack sees a chance to better last week's 204-yard performance Saturday when the Gators meet Duke in their homecoming football game. After all, Ricky Bell of South Southern California ran for 256 yards against the Duke Blue DeiLs in the opening game of the season and Duke has yielded an average of 365 yards a game to opponents. The 215-pound DuBose goes into this game sith 765 yards lorthtseason Just 92 more and he will break the Florida season record of 856, which Tony Green set lot year as a freshman. Green, after aslow start, isin form, improving Florida's rushing potential along with junior Larry Brinson. The Ga. tors are among the nation's top four in total offense with a 435.8yard average. tionally and 5-1 for the season, are favored to add 3-3 Duke to their list of victims even though .senior quarterback Don Gal. fney is out with a cracked bone in lis left wrist, Junior Jimmy Fisher will .start at quarterback, with soph,mnores Billy Iynes and Ten-s' 1.eCount backing him up. ItCount may also double as LSitle receiver, a job he learned quick!)' this fall behind three more experienced quarterbacks. Duke a1su hiis a potent of- Fense averaging 339 yards a Flkman B. Hitkiy RausIcy Brion U "-47 IS 69 all 31 33-7 Johnston W)kJ Allin Geiw9er lihyan Randall 33 3763 DOIig Wyson C ROCIriguez J. Rodrioutt 3i i2-6s Garrett Gotiz 303)--62 8 Wadkins L Wadk;n-, 33 17- 6S Knud$On 0 Smith 3131-67 McGowan Barber 3115-66 D & R kkaijengale 3132 - 63 long Main a Hayes Tewell nn(3roIh 31 12-63 34 34 3331 69 34 34 33-67 jAnsiewls Fry 34 33-61 Griggs wetki '32 3 34 IS-0 13 34- 69 69 ( ,~!rncu Tall RiStti Stradlin 34 31-65 King Erickson vino are not competing in this, the final event on the 19Th PGA tour. - 32 35 67 Cart 31 3.4 67 Fiftlinvons Mine Greenwood Nichols (aSer Stevens 71 on the Palm. Heins Starks Jack Nicklaus and L" TM Ziftler Ford 333267 MIS? B Evans 3334-67 Inmari Bøujli 34 n-41 Fielder Jackson 3765 Payne 33 " - 63 3332--lis 1233-6S .1. Snngd S Snead 4 -" Wriole Sirauct 34 32-M Feller Fleisher -67 Ile Ectwards AlcLerxion, who struggled to a Lynd k Cerds L*st-ball score of one under par Roger % Lielike ings, made eight of hi.3 teani's , nine birdin. Jones saved par Wittenberg Abboll Mitchell Gilbert twice when Miller was n action is fine for a pair of guys U)c blocks to birdie six of their_ who have not earned $2,000 be- first eight holes on the 7,162 'TOM HERRON - Five weekend high school . Branch and Ned Raines football games give Seminole boloisuul at Seminole capable of turning the game County teams a chance at Lake Brantley at Lyman • into an earl)- rout. respectability, even if their Osiedo at Astronaut Oviedo will be a heavy unchances of gaining the state lIosscIl at Spruce Creek derdog tonight at Titusville. " Playoffs have faded to a St. Edward's at Trinity Prep The Lions are only 2-4 and face " htmnper, the No. I ranked team in U1 The big one tonight in an offense has faded to take ad- Central Florida, one which has introtmt) a-.c rivalry - Lake vantage of situations often permitted only two .TDs and Brantley at Lyman. It will also enough. Brantley defeated posted winning score totals of . / 1 and Seabreeze. 36, 40, 35 be Colonial at Seminole, Oviedo Apopka 14 and 34. . ' . at Astronaut and Lake Howell Quarterback Henry Stanley If the Lions are to contain at Spruce Creek. All games directs the Patriot offense, with Rick Garza, Randy Fowler and Astronaut, its offense will have begin at 8 . Jim Kelly doing the running to move the ball, and quarp Then on Saturday it is Vero and Tim Forgue serving as terback Lee Ward is capable. Beach St. Edwards at Trinity Stanley's favorite target. Hureal Hell is the Oviedo Prep in a pin, homecoming i near top breakaway threat. Astronaut j Seminole will be gZimfle, strength against Colonial. 50 Lake Howell, 0.6, is a team Lyman shows the poorer Linebacker Gerald Meyer was record in its game against the a question, but expected ready ripe for a win. The Hawks have Patriots, however, it has also to face the 2-3 Grenadiers who been close so many times, #1 laced the tougher schedule. The have beaten Lyman and Boone, coach Toni Ruby says the team / rreyhounds are 1-4 after lasses but lost to Jones, Oak Ridge and could be 3-3 "very, very easily ,. . to Oak Ridge, Colonial, Winter winter Park. except for basic mistakes that a . . N" Park and Edgewater. The Seminoles are 4-2, losing young ball club will make." 5 . I man only Sbln '°" r isto of the last three games The Hawks' prmur) threat is against Metro Conference alter three straight convincing quarterback Jun Pritchard, a L :M4'~,s .' 's. Liilendtr hl1)(IflC sins at the beginning of the strong armed junior "_,v A . zi~eA Leading l):non tonight siIl season Losses to district foes Spruce Creek, a first)ear , .• , , be quarterback Bob Burkhart, (,ainessille and DeLand have school, is 24. Ovied Dav id h13 two favorite targets, mired Seminole intol third place e Brautley tackler as MAC! Gast (52), Jim Torle (271 watch. The Lake llowell-Spruce Danny Williams and Mickey in the Class AAAA, District 5 Creek game will be played at • • Manning, p1m running backs race in state playoffs. 0 tile New Smyrna Beach flob lliazzi and Wyman Still showing an excellent stadium. ja d S Jackson. crack at a post season bowl Trinity Prep fans will be I Lake Brantley, a coiner to the bert, Seminole will have watching Norbert Seals, as Seminole and Oviedo were Donnell Cilchrist and a fourOviedo h Class AAAA ranks, has al-so remaining games against usual, and probably so will St. the Junior varsity winners from % ard run by now was Chris 11199ins for a Brantley, 8.0. taken its lumps in losses to l4man, Seabreeze and Lake Edwards. The Saints are 3-2 Seminole County in high school ripped by Colonial, 25-14, Lake Howell t 28-16 ctory over Bishop with three straight wins. Seals Gainesville, Kissimmee and Brantley. football games Thurs&y night d from Stark ,,,, el Moore. The Baby Seminoles are Mark Whigham (lirects the is the top ground-gainer in Spruce Creek. and ID by Arthur Cleveland and a V. from Joe Clark SlUt iO5I to The Patriots have mounted explosive Seminole attack, with Central Florida, and also a Seminole used TI) runs of 2-4 and close out the season in l)eI d,. -12. ..ake Howell fell 4)-yard scoring run by Mike considerable defense. but its backs Tim Raines, Herb breakaway threat one, eight and 50 virds by tWO weeks against Winter Park. ti, OUl.ANI)O ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Assembly 90 004. 3711 6 VIM ft Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff x Sidetracked Footballer A • _______________________ First Church 04 Oe..a Pant $.ptit Church 04 Lab, Mary . a...'c* at Lee. Manta PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson . . -. Perhaps be I ~ 4~ • -. at last minute decisons. r 71~_.;.~_ .' WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes -E WILSON-EICHELBERGER - __ . - - - _.~ --1 -_ • FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK -- - ' ' The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ______ '. ' i .1 .' . .,. 7Wpn. ' . Toni lierron almost became a country cross country cham- state, and win eithe r state cross events in track. football player. In fact, he pion. country or track events," said 'Pride, dedication and a lake Brantley also won the reported to a meeting at Lyman Herron, now a senior, won Herron today. desire for self-achievement girls junior varsity race with High for prospective athletes, Thursday's meet with ease, to lie gets a crack at the Metro were on my mind in wj,ii" Laurie Rogers, Jan Banks, but the sophomore was achieve the first of four goals he meet next Friday and has to said flerron of his Thursda)Troy Ann Gaines and Dana sidetracked by cross country set this season, waft until Nov. 22 for the state win. "My times are coming Ruiz running 1-2-34 for the coach Dave Huggins, and thus "I wanted to win county, meet. In the spring he will run down, and I'm looking forward PatrioLs. began the career of this year's Metro, finish in the top live at the mile, two-mile yvJ to the rest of the season." s Week '"' a... ,,, . ¶ - I _ -_ '- : _. I ,im still so surprised, I pursue But she kin't worried Herron - 7W - barely nip Trinity Prep's Trinity Prep was a distant Gmrgia Barksdale. .wmnd. "I was lioj)ing for fourth defeating the field which in- Fran Chamberlain doubled for Seminole. Buddy - ---.-. .. As For Miss Sullivan, she was place," said Miss Sullivan,a1 mnsidered a top 10 contender, year-old senior who ranks No. I u - _____________________________ I I Np in (TP)9'55;7 JeanieD'RviIle9 37. $ 69 Individual I Paul McHuI?y UP) Debbie Davis (LB) 10 00 4 Darlene Individual 1 Laura Rogers (LU) 16:33; 7. John Glaze (L) 17:01; 3 Berkley (LB) 10 II, 10 Carroll 10-01. 2 Jan Banks (LB) 30:27; 3 Doug Peters IL) 1770. 4. Mark Cunsi (TP 50 12. ii Teresa Tin Troy Ann Gaines (LB) 10 37. i 9 Jim Bowers (0) 15.36. 30 Mickey Urint (LI 177?; 3 Silvy Pen:oI sley (LU) 30 I): 32 Dena Owen Dana Pu.: Kremer fLy) 36 05; ii Bruce 1181 11.06 S Sharon (LIII 17 1.1 5114 ) 30 23 13 Mar9uarte CcrrII Dpro 1 0) II 01 0l 15:39; 7. Bill Schmi (TP) IS 4 2; I. Doug Woodman (TP) 15:11; varsity Paul Kurt Blankenship had two hits for Stetson Gr*ld For I,, Jell Hendley (01 56:59. Junior Varsity Leslie Sullian didn't knov, he heard about cross utopetition htle I man s mucti about cross country country in August, and decided [t ruce Caldwell was third. before this fall, to go out for the team. Her l.yrnan sson the team trophy by Thuniay, she proved that 'sister, Cindy, is also on the a wide margin over runnerup she catches on quickly, after tearii and ran third Thursday. like Brantley. winning the Seminole County The Sullivan sisters gave In boys junior varsity action, girls meet at Trinity Prep's 1.5- Brantley the key to a team Lyman won team competition mile course in a time of 9:39 to victory in girls competition. and 'Frinity Prep's McNulty took individual 1w)nors. while Williams added .s double [)on Eury and p Smith (LB) 16 -I1. 17. John Z.mn (0) , Danny Williams and Mike PwArers in a 7. win The tourney (TP) 50 24 II Adria n Ba'Ie (L) 30.30. Ii Cheryl Schmalmab (LI Team: Lake Urantley 73, trinity 10:33; Ii, Julie Crenshaw UP) Prep 17, Lyman 73 10:31; 17 Stephaney Tub (IH ) Individl: I. L c-s he Sullivan (LOP 30 II, is Debbie Roberts (LH) 939; 7. Grgia Barkda'e UP) 3045; 39 Tricia Cpnel IL) 10:41, 9 40,3 Cindy Sullivan (LB) 947; 1 20 Judy Swiatose (LI II 01 Mary NeaI (LBS 94; S Kim Junior Varsity Logsden (L) 9.19. 6 B et sy Nies Team Lake Brantley 36. Ovio . I:34$ ha in. Mews Prayer Breakfast )nd £ III Thursday Family Wigist Sppgar -1,-i1,1.# , ,~ -I .. - ,,,P I., Herron's Shadow much of the iemon, rell off pace in the smnd balf of the race and finished fourth, 34 seconds beliin(l M McNulty was slowed b tile . Past.. UMYF n i ses Ch ' Ev,nInqWstsh.p FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 414 Pall Are. 13.36 Ysuø, Ot-sup Wed ChIt Precut, II II ounty Girls Varsity 1.3 Mliii 16:43; 11. Mark Latham (LH) 16:35; " 1:34p.m. E vanillas WsnMp 7:04p.m, Wed. Bible Study £ Prayer Sin, 7:34p.m. First Wedme"al PellewiJstp Supper 4:34p.m. 5.ti..-r '-eletml I Ti.. 5'emc3n 4.6te S"-ce, , Sunday Ruth of Ply A F. 5tivi Sunday Chuith School MraIn,We.sAsp 41 Feflewhtp Coffee Wiweon services soul is B continuous It can't be restricted to days of the week. So Sundays in church have become part of our life style. We all are finding new insights, strengthening our faith, discovering ourselves and God. pt,s FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST we East Second Itr,qt SandaySdl,e4 Wi+i 1 Serv ice that. And so do my wife But sometimes Sunday mornings METHODIST CHURCH Hy 37 41 at Piney Ridje Rd Cassetberry Riv William PICOeII Past., Rsv,, KeiwustI Miller Assist. Pastor Morning WSVI%Ip 4311 It a in. C.tsurchldsuel 9.3SIII6m Services with classes for all ages f'% ated I THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Awe ,Lake Mary COMMUNITY UNITED t' = ,%. \ . I .1 , I e Pasat MIta.ngw.jjp . j II 5 Pr Sl II Ham SH Sitday Me.is Breakfast 1111a.m. - . 1. - . IL Th1 1? / / Stetson used the combined four-hit pitching of Oeange Blvd.. LoboMew" $undavScbo.I .. - 'L , r - I Saturday it will be l'i"M against McAlister had key hits for the Tars while Gary Seminole at 12:30, SteLson facing Jacksonville at leam championship with Jacobs tripled for F'l'IJ. Trinity Prep second. Mending three and Stetson meeting Rollins at 5:30. I Paslw 44, a)ipm R*, Daniel D Seen Other Churches Christian Science ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH III Oak Lvi. Sanford Fr. Williams lils Past.' Fr. S. K. Semai Ltd. PaiNt i- . - Medlirn$ lowit Ind Friday Catholic ~_ ~ ~. l __ 1 7. r - '' I , / - -41 - , ' Team; I. Lyman 3?. Lake Bran tlry 67, O viedo 40, TrInity Prep 76. Lake Howell 132. Individual: 1. Tom Horton (Ly) II 33. 7. Ric k Horfa (LU) 14:12; 3 and Charlie Cacciabure permitted three hits, thc Maher, Mike Ammean and Barry Caruthers cluded some speedy runners. don't kn w wh, t Georgia Barksdale of Trinity said today. same number allowed by Florida Technological divided the pitching for Seminole. was second and Miss Sullivan's University's Gary Taylor. tournament continues tonight with Rollins sister, Cindy, was third. facing Jacksonville at 5 and Stetson meeting Bill Walczak, Woody Keys and Bruce FTU at 7:30. Lake Brantley took the girls l)lpm in Fellowship Mating WWIJMp \ v,~\ ollins won a pitching duel, 2-0, as Bill Nfille COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1743Hwy ?L.eki Mary Blvd GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I 704pAm. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH II. in 41 ..-.. N \ \ Baseball Classic, which opened Thur. 714pm 7 ISp in PasNt 4:01ATM. 11;1108 in. Methodist ____ .. ~\ Sanford Memorial Stadium Presbyterian - rl-" / " Pislor is, Y5vI75 Service Tws(ve it ,u.iqan Church In America Highw ay 44West - the Zinn Beck Fall over Seminole Community College. Bible Study Tues. lvi. :t0I0,I.and.A,. 117.1,11 PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST ' Rollins College an(I ~Stvtsojj Uni%,ersity got liff on the winding, foot li-i Morning worosup awmal ServIce LUTHERAN CHURCH ' . . . ) Gai n -nt .v&, FIRST iiaYrr . GOOD SHIPHIRD .'a.. ' • I,W 7:34pm 7 Np in 4 )Ip in OF SANFORD 2333 Sanford Ave Now Fred McCleary Sunday School I _ ~_ ~____ - fl CHURCH OF LOPIOW000 $41 Orai.g, Struol Re. E RvthGqan$ Patti, Sunday School II Na in Mot owns "Ship II Na in.1 Conqu.,.r-s Maeflos Sunday . Keith Johnson, ball on chin ponder; 95 "i1 qole fate teammate David H ims U slIghti', (tobSfl( .st n :-o loss (iltrald Staff Photo by Hill %hicen( Jr Pentecostal lundaylvsnmng Wed hk$1 SP, ______ * 11" , I Kinder garten and Nursiry __ ~__ ~~:~~~ ~~. V__ = . ~ _~, I, ~ \ I ~ I)Ip in FIRST PENTECOSTAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 13W 35Th Place The Lvthoqan Heir" and TV "This is the Lilt" Rev. Elmer A Pevidi., SuidaySct.00I C Ia in Worship Service it )Oe in 7:34pm. MOM A4WIflhit Wed.tns.ni$.r,,c, Lutheran - T. -.-.1- .__,~.__ ___ .- FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE M1 1 S a '.f r d A,, Dovolet t) 114II Pallp, Sunday School tlSamf MolninWitiP.Ip 11Slam youth "Our 400pm lvanoeleiI Service 7 Np in Mid Week Service lWed) I Np in Nvr$Hy Provided li all Servic es II Ala in II 04 in Holy Communion CHURCH OF CHRIST 000 FaIn Speias D Altimildi Sprint James P $evdham Evangelist Bible Stvdy 401am Assembly Worship 11 "a m EvustniWoriJwp 4:01ptn. Wed EvlinS,rv,c, A 00P in Iibt.Class PINECRESY IAFTISTCHURCH IISW Lirpstt Blvd now l*li*iIIi 14SF Pasts, Swndayset" 4:418m II Warn CbatctTraaznq S 11pm £ veniog War-IMp 1.34, in ..1 1. . _____ ]''". 734pm Wtd Prayer SIIV*Ci Sat. Vi,iIMass Svn.Ma'ss COVIN Sim.&V RacIst Holy CommVitso" CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cat, IluisSI LOflArs SilIw C.Hmas FIStS? S units vSchool h'iW?u,W5thap 11014m Church Training OlSpon. Wed- Prayer $#twice HOLY CROSS 403 4. Park The Rev Litoy 0 Sip,, Church Of Christ Wed Prayir . - GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAXARINC SI, RI. 44 Geneva Rev A V Grain Pablo, Sunday School If 041a in 1us.Wrthip II loam 1vnNYP% 401pm Sun Es. Worship 7 "A m 1:34pm Perry W Collins 'srry Provide d CLWCRT,aiiW,g I vontag Winhip 4 Hp m Episcopal 7:Np in 1 73 p in Pci7,, M.,?i... Wed Mar-15Ag Watshep 11. 008 in. Evanj,liilsc Sirs. Family Nig ht Service YPE.Wed. S 11th viiiiesh4p Service Wed P,avMnl 4:43am. Met nu., Wa r sP.4p 1EEDS Pastor 4:05am . . - . I? Brian Petrie (Ly) $6'; I) Jeff Hiki (LB) 16:31; II, Sherwood 7cm () 16E3?; lj. Brian Fln (Ly) 14:; 16 Jim 3-mile 'a)i.uF.tci urprst was a byword Thursday at the ';ninoIe County cross country • • llle( Is Lyman 's tOlil errori dnd iske 13r.intle) S ILS1!C Sullivan walked away with the top nL.ivLua. I .rop.. es. Herron was expected to be a frontrunner, but the ease by . EIIWOQ (Ly) lb Boys Varsity ,,, , ____ ______________________ -i .. 4 01,9100,3334400 Jam,. C CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 741 Fasrineat San for d Gard" Club Hwy 11431 Don V*ckt.y Patter Sunda y School 41Srn Pria(iSisq&WJup.o1 II Ala in a-bit Study 4 )Op in Sharing IPr.claiin,n, Vier In CKUrCIIol God Hour"WTIIR Svsdaylcp..00I SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd B aptist CHURCH OF 000 40)W. HM Strict Rev 4 T. Pills IF _____ - / /). J'/ J4 - Christian 10 ISa ... DI Tr inity Prep JIM I1AYNES IleraldSports Editor ,4, - - Nazarene . . Assembly Of God Morning Worship -i • • C oun ry Tile l ,. . - - 11Ns Epws,thleI$ue Evening Wship Wi-I Prayer Meet . .. _____ i ht ghl - - ______ FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 1440 Sanford As, 4 P Forrest Pastor Sunday School $ 08 in Cross --_. - , AZ p S 9 - *.I . ;) If, -- -_14 - -I__- -__ ,,wrl I . ___-,-._ _;_~ ;:~. ~.. ~,~-. ~ I- . ~_ Southern u r rises Hi S ~ .- - ___-, . ~_.~~ -. . -V i_V __ W144 NurSery £ KInder,ar$W I 000 in Praw Service Past4, S undo ylthoot WaiUslp - .~~i~ 1 Lyman Klrkoeed __ _ . 1. - - . --. ; _.--*.-.- "" Z-.__ .,---,. . , __1 :I'; :__~___.''- SISIO Read 414 COMMUNITY,:::: _.` -.1 . And lt&Ymofsd Avenue Longwood. Figeldo Ill$# Toitphono 319.12" ____ - ,;Vtt7_m !. Adventist Ringer Calawgil IaceMitcuif3 ,, 3633- 71 The Blue Devils nwy start frestunan Mike Dunn at quarterback in recognition of his victories os leadership in Arm) , 21-10 and Clemson 25.n.l the past two weeks Mike Barney, who moved to starting tailback from second String fullback after Art Gore %%as hurt, ran niore than 100 -arth each of those games anti is slightly ahead of fullback Ton)' Benjamin for the season. Duke Coach Mike McGee said he is pleased with the Blue 31 34 72 DI006' ofmse, especially the 3636 blOCkIng of Benjamin and the 7i �___________ ___________________________ - 2 5-EVIfllflgH,ikI, FM MA I Sinford, Fl. Friday, Oct. scoREBOARD Rolls Oulia Sanchez. 7. Aidana AIbcdI, driver) S S Urfa Beitia. FOURTH - CL Pace, Mile: 1 THIRD - I. EddyLenli, 2. t.axy Sue ft. Taylor) 72; 2. Cassius Echano .1ev,, 3. Oguixa Okoki. 1. Clayf Mantagna) 6 1:3, LIsa Lie See $ 3 4 1 0 $ 76 to 0 5 3 3 I? 31 0 6 I 1 2S Adams DIvls4on Ic ftet*a, S. Arecha-Anana, 6. (No drIver) 10 I. 1. Crazy Good 12 Larti Sa nchez. 7. Unia Alberdi. S. (Jefferson) 5-1; S. Four Oaks 6 0 0 17 3 3 i ' t 73 Alda Via Princess (Saul) 6-I; 6 Meadow FOURTH - I. Domingo Zarre. 2. Challenger (JoMson) 31. 7. Mr. Cacho Javi, 3 Arecha Echave. 1. Peers (Adam) 5 I. I. Bide Byrd Alava Elonia. S. Brre Sancnez. 6. (Pd dnlverl 10 1 Lard Bengoa. 7. Bllbao Miguel, S. FIFTH - Mile, Trot. ci. c., Ngul Perez. Handicap: 1. Lassie's Lady FIFTH - I DomlngoAipi. 2. (Thompson) $1; 2 Michlana Chief Ercio:a Mencha. 3, Chucho Aguirre, (Hendrickson) S 1; 3Speedy Hans 2 8 19 19 Tctonto 330 16 73 Campbell Conference Patrick Division Philpala S I 1 ii 7$ 1$ NV Island I I 3 11 7$ 17 NV Rangrs , 3 ; 21 21 IT. Crank) 10 1; 4. McRoberts (i 6 Fermin Echave, 7. MartinI HyICIU Smyth. Division 72; S Debutante Tess Chicago Larrr'., S Celaya Migue l 3 3 3 5 3 (O'Kelley) 6 1. 6. Clever Trip KC SIXTH 3 7 I 7 16 Ii Cacho (FiIiplIl) 97; 7 Mario (A. Clark) 3 SO LOUIS 2 3 2 6 30 19 Echave, 3. Barre Zarre, 1. Arerha 1; 5 Dir ec t America (Saul) s I. Vancvr Pere?, S Alava Bvngos,6 Domingo Minn. Eloria. . Oguuza Miguel, I. Bilbao 51,000: 1. Joaquin Jean (Hall) 6 1. ? Javi. Lotus Bud (Bridges) 9 2; 3. TIny's SEVENTH - I. Ehar** Lentil. 2. Miis Bissell (C Clark) 31; Negui Beitla , 3. Ica Albercli. a Stratton (BIooc 5 1; 5. Hello Dare Larri Okoki, S Urfa Via, 6. Oguiza (Kalathas) 101. 6. Deano A. Arena. 7 Aldana Peru, I. Eddy (Mantagna) 72: 7. DOn Brewster JavI. (No driver) S 1, I. Poplar Rhythm EIGHTH - 1. Sanli Attu, 2. Sale (Shell) I 1 Juan. 3. Marurl Aguirre. 4. Chucho SEVENTH - C-1, Pace. Muff: 1. Menc5a, S. Fermin.Ramon. 8. Er Measured Flo (FilipellI) 10 1; 2 doze Larrea. 7 Celaya Muquarz*i, S Dean (flereznak) S I: 3 Pan Ataa :p LCUV J IDon) 3 . i. i I 3 I 5 n 32 1 0 2 16 Thursday's Results New York Islanders 3 Phila delphL 0 Kansas City 3. Boston 2 Today's Oamn L Angeles at Atlanta Toronto at Washington Minnesota at Vancouver WHA Canadian Diviiion Quebec i 1 0 S 27 16 Winnipeg 4 2 0 Edmont on 3 1 1 7 31 3.5 Tor onto I 7 1 3 11 17 Calgary i 7 I 13 3 2 0 6 15 17 16 N E ngland 7 2 0 4 Indepolls 2 S0 CI'vl?'.d 21 4 73 I 7 0 2 I) H SIXTH -%4. Mile Pace. Claiming Er:., I Aguirre, S. Sala. 6 AipI. 7 Celaya, S. Juan. TENTH - I. Chuch', 2. Santl, 3 MenCPIC I Larrea. S. Martini, 6. AItti, 7 MuUuerZl, I Fermin, ELEVENTH - 1. Cacho Per ez. 2. Dand y Thing (F Taylor) Summer Yankee (P1tholl) 77; $ Green River Dann (Lewis) 6 i. EIGHTH - Mile, Pace, Claiming $3,580; 1. LIncoln's Spirit, ' Drift Fish er (No driver) 3-1; 3 Domingo Blengoa, 3. 0gults Juan, 4. Santi Zarre, S. Arecha Attu, 6. Mruri Echave, 7. Barre Aipi, S Alava Miguel. TWELFTH - I. Celaya Altu, 2. Trout Line (Scaturro) 12 I; £ West Division Juan. 3. ChuchoRamon, 4. Terry's Faith (Brilton) 151. Minn. 3 2 1 7 17 17 Martini Mencha, S. Bilbao NINTH - Mite, Pace. 8.2, 8-3, Phoenix 3 2 0 6 20 31 P,'('eria 6 SaIaLarrea, 7. ErHandicap: 1. Joyous Move (C. Denver 3 2 0 6 17 23 San Clark) 77; 2. Belle's Mit: (Shell) Ditgo 2 2 I 5 16 13 doze Azpl. 5. FerninAguirre, I; I. Boca West (Johnson ) Si; e. Hwiton Potentate Pick (Udell) 9.1; S. Direct Thursday's Results FIRST - I Nagui Betia, 2 Sammy (E. Taylor) 5 1; 6. Pinehill Cincinnati a. Edrnonton . Minnesota 4. San Diego OT, tie A. Today's Games New England at Toronto Phoenix at Calgary Denver •t Winnipeg ri I B ORL.ANDO.SEMINOLE THURSDAY MATINEE RESULTS FIRST - 1. AIdana Eiorza 4.3 3.20: 3. EddyAIberdl (1) 380: Alava Javl. FIFTH -1. CechoMuerza, 3. eAltamonte Springs Track SECOND I. Ice-Via (3) 18.50, Sala Agufrre, S. Celaye.Ectt.ve, 6. 660. 360. 2. Uric E ni (7) 9.00. Fen'nln Menche, 7. Maruni-Larr,., 3003 EchanoAlb.rdi (3) 5.10; • ChuchoMigoul. (23) with SIXTH - 1. DomingoAllu. 2. $71 $506.00. Cacho.Ecptaye, 3. Arectia Bengoa, 4. SA 3.40" 2r Echa-4Arana II 7;00 Oguizaievi. S. Barre-miguai, 6. Bilbaici,1121orts, 7. Alaivazarrv. a. 4:00; 3. Oguuza Leniz (1) S 10; Q, 1 2 Negul-Pei-ez. . 3) $36M0: P (3-2), 112.30. SEVENTH - I, Necul.LenIz. 2. FOURTH - I. Alava.S.nchez Echano Bettla, 3. Ursa OkokI, 4. 7.00.13.00,6 00:7 BIlo Echavefê) uuza-Javi, 3. EddyAlbendi. 6. IS.20; 1 00; 3. Negul MI9uII (3) Domingo Via, 7. Aldana Arana. "o' 0. (61), 590.20; P (54). 1150.30; DO Ica-Perez. (35), $td.70. EIGHTH - I. AlavaRanson, 2 FIFTH - I. Chucho8engoa Sani?I Mencha, 3. Celaya.Aguirr,, I 1500,610,140; 2. ErdOzaA.zpi Salaivan, S. Marurl.Altu. 6. 600. 3 40; 3 $ le Muguerie (6) 3,40; Cnucho-Mugu,rza, Y. Fermln. 0. (34). $45 60: P (1 3). $120.30. Larvae, I. Es-doze Azpl. SIXTH -1. Alava Perez (6) 28.10, NINTH -1. Erdoza, 2. Auiri-e, 3 IS 60, 5 10; 2. Oguiza Echave Seli, 1. Bilbao. S Axpi, 6. Celaya. 7. 9*1.20,3. Arecha Miguel (3)310, Juan. S. las-re. Q IS 6) 539.60: P (65), 1247.50. TENTH - I S-antI. 2. Mencts, 3. SEVENTH - i. EctianoOkokl (I) Larvae, I. Marurl, 5. Chtscho. 8. Club wfil stage a Halloween Q. SOuf'do'jgh t21 300. 0 (14)11.10; T 160. 400; 3. Ica Okoki (5), 4.10; 113) 131.20; P (3.1)581.30. (6 1-2) 2500; T 1.31 FOURTH - I, Bilbao lame (6). SIXTH: I. S*eelM*lam (Blanton) 1500. 6 20, 7.80; 7, Arecha5ngoa (1)100. S 20, 170; 2. Kim LobeIl (5) (3), 680. 170: 3 Alava Perez (7), 450. 4 40; I. Big Beau Byrd (3) 6.00; 100; 0. 13 6) 11111'.20; p ( 6-3) 59490 Q (13) 11,10; T (IS 3) 1,01010; 1 2:09 DO (36) 1133.30. FIFTH - I. Erdoza Juan 12), SEVENTH - I. Treasure Joe 17.60. 3.50, 3.00 . 7. Chuc ho Aq,,irre (Foster) (I) 1610. 10.50. 650; I. (I), 600. 4 00, 3 Martini Mugijenia D1'dde Boy (3) 1000, 650. 3 (7), 310; 0 (17) $31.70; p ,) BeatniceWayS4.Io;Q it 31Q; $105.60 T (115) 355 10. 1 209 7 SIXTH - I Artr EIGHTH: I VCn OCie fl,rd ji 72 .00, 140. *00:2. Negus JIVI (3), (flhCy) 15) 10.00. 610. 370; 2. 11.50. 3 40. 3. Domingo Perez (4). Corwstoga a (7) 410. 910; 3. Iron 470 Q (35114400; P (53) 593.60 CityNan(y(3)45Q;Q(75) 169.20; T SEVENTH - I. Eddy Baitia (2), S73) 744 00; T 20I:7 9 60,300.3,40. 7. OqulzaA.rana (7k, NINTH: I. Buckeye Sonic 7.70, 4.60; 3. ca Per ez (5),S 00; (PhIllipt) (41 15.20, 1.70. 3.40; 7. a e: for her ries Johnson Service Standard Service rolled seven Wilson and Olive Burkhalter in a row to Pace, $1,150 hj9 (No driver) 9.7. 2. Tat low (Cummings) 3-1:3. Sun velvit (Saut) 1*: 1 f,nmmivs As-dIane (Croisln) 7-2; S. Ripping Ritchie tE. Tiylor) 6- 1 Scotty'* Ambition (Xurtrworth) 1 1; 7 Loyal Oppoiitlon lOvoracek . SECOND - C.1, Pica, MIII; 1. Newport Valtty (Smith) 11 formers, the Americnns roared past the total of 89 gold gaijie. Team 17: Frankje 7 tthe of the night) and Jr. Sr. lto1ing League: - Schautteet age 10, 119 game and 1)o Martin 514. Judie Illednis the United Statesha won at the 1971 Games, with slim possibility of even t he 1959 Games to ta l of - =7~' , E PL E O$JULT AS go ,Nllxed League:one holding a current W.I.B.C. High series card and who has rolled a 200 scratch was Eric Storm with a game in league play since last 675 and high game of 245. His f:ill. Membership is only $1 series with handicap was 735. which intitles you to a 200 Club - Worsens Hernia '~N _________________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO __________________________________________________ FACULN' LC'ERETo2 NEXT 'EAR,' AKE NEXT EAR. ., -. ) _____ _________ _____ _____________ _____ ' ____ ____________ lilt I _____________________________________________ I ______ BUGS BUNNY ________________________ I COACH CLAPTRi\P'S ) HEY, COACHIE, OUT PON'T LEr iTj REALLY WRRIED.il - I I~NOW YEIZ WF,IZY YA -,/X I I Too - f, HIM j ThAT EFFIGY 0'F] YA MUCH LIP! I0 .;~/~ ) 11 AT Th' PEP kl ( TA11,AHASSEE II-Auburn and Florida State me headed in opposite directions as the Tigers prepare to play their Second football game ever in I after IT G vvA DSN' J,*7f T' A 0 L GOOD LIKENESS! I- - stomach for -ii BLONDiE V 102V --- ~XO L" ;~,, - - C 0 NO Chic Young . 'T't5 TASTES L'KE YESTEAV5 CC9;:EE I ___111 A .;I. YESTERDAY'S I (71) - T ' I ___ ___ _____ - .;:_._l.L Announcing the .-. __ _____ iris cage The Sanford Recreation par ment will open registration for girls basketball on Nov. 1 for the 10-14 age De t • Registration continues through Dec. 19, after which tryouts will be staged. A fee of $2.50 (oriersys will be cha.ged and players m ust bring birth cerUficaks to registration. Coaches are needed for teams. ____________ ____ ___ _ . ___ ____ ____ This can affect the functions F . k' I ____ . .. 1,fIjj iT925 "-. tl4lRU' V.'. - - ) C ___ ARCHIE . ____ . . a* 5! I i'lbWi., 'U.;.I.,' _______ le WEti I'OLIEYQtj TO VE ME THE RECIPE FOR _ c- c,24 ,7 _ ____ H.S. Stadiun',, ,(1I,7 YtS SO I C-''. - ______________________ _OES7ROYIT GI ____________ ; z n,/ I I _e i'E5. SALLI PICK OPMc 4ECiç APiD IPEI4 cSET M' CCT,..OR ET QCOATA'fl4PICK MC1 ... ' ? _____ _____ - ____ ___ ___ __ _j. ,. 1 , __ ' - r ______ ' it ___ ___________ ':.'.. '-v,., l.r ;,.'-.;.. - ____________ i ',, ______ _____ _____ EN 1 ____ .. _________ _ __ _______ .1"'-,. ' .'J 3, .'4 -•..'.,.. _____ ______ ________ .? p. . _______ ' ' / - .-.- LYMAN, LAKE BRANTLEY, ____ ___________ too? Sanford Ave. 322-6S6 . . r, -..-.-.. 1 l BISHOP ___________________________ _______ ___ _ Z% H CAUSES j ff Oil, ir _____ __ ________________ DREAMS TIME ii__________________ ________________ . Post time ?:45PAIAfon..Sat I Play the original big PLIyOffTrifecta Wager! • Gourmet dining In the air- i$ditionedclubhouse, 'Grandstand admission only 50c. Free parking! 'Action packed racing under the lights Mun,-Sat, lUth Th ___________________________________ roceeds To Benefit Band Programs At • ______ ________ . __ ___ & Cnme On Out Support Our High School Bonds. by T. K. Ryan ____________________ (czzzz) ___________________ _____________________________ I 1'DL.P HIM ID LJjZ'o( __________ j'AIL 'j' OH _________ Ir Tickets, $2.00 Each Available From . -- i Booster Or At Any Of The Below Locatio ns: _____________ ________ _______________________________ MUSIC UNLITEDCSANFORDP)OUTER LIMITS ALTTE L) EVEHINGHERALD(SANcORD) - . -. - ___ • =.-. .- r - - '- . - ,..._.i ___________ r 4ss s -. / w. 11T7i6044'T' W x.rfr UT 7/En $tW O'E! x t,: '. I "t'DO SHLP 5 HIM WHEN I TELL HIM 'Tb SPLIT. " _4-', , '.. r4,/,,,,i . -L jP itt :f?7 '-i l ~ ),__ XL _/ -;-,'.•.- ';J ______ III i ~ I I II "., ___________________________________ 1t I $ç It L V -~"~ ,'__"_t ________ WI, WHA1SWrflh1)I PPJTh SHERIFF? ' rf ,y_,e?,rcr 'rIM)] Each Hi gh School. . ___ __________ . T'UMBLEWEEL)S ç',i Garry Trudeau It ______ . ........... I p niin. by . ____________________________ ' I .. n.Lp ra )W4w nsr ________________________________________ ' . RI?: fl4C, 'T 7Z4 AMC,.[ IkJIWIO,i Scei'ts ____ -iferita. ff , ftt'T s 1fS [PERSPECTIYES] [_PATlENhI' 11 'Today I learned that we forget 90 per cent of what we learn. remember that on report card day!" __________________________________________ FTOAb77u$)-1 J P1I.6m3fAvr5,,wr _____ '-- _______________________ _______________________________ ____ 11 __________________________ ' !J DOONESBIJRY __________ ___________ p ____________________________________________________ __________________________ by Bob Thovis ________________ &D ~n -It:,~~ i I _______ [P @UHRD - RT ___ fTEMPERS MOORE __ ____ ____ ____ __ ____________________ - HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BANDS __________________ • C•:t'1.,. - FRANK AND ERNEST SEMINOLE 8 __________ I I ...i___,' LAKE HOWELL, !I I 11.1 _____________ OVIEDO, _____ J- ________________________________________ Fr_ _____ PLUMBING ( WALL HEATING, INC. I ______ ______ ___ ______ Featuring: I . Esrgos _____ OCIAL _ __ . . By Rooler Bollen by Bob Montana WELL TH,AJK'1CU,MISSAZLY IT'S CE - 0t4, BY THE WAY, SitCE MlSSA,7)'.y, THE W4YTQ 'IVVREHERE,'tOUKHOW NTS PRI CIPALWAG ET HM ' ThAr5TEWy YOU ID BRI% HiM s'i.' SEf y? A CL2OFCO LEt I • .. average good player would and will receive copies of CARNIVAL by Dick Turner ______________________ /I I ______________________ __ __ ____ followIng extensive newspaper, ( l 'I Seminole Daytona 'tt oundpa (Do you have a question tter in select _______ Electric sAtem __ and make his slam. Then how _________ General MONDAY ____ at _______ ________ activity The College is con. sidering playing the home ' chuck one club right away; JACOB V MODERN) can _______ ____________ ________ o ________ A Maryland reader wants to fiyOswald&JameiJscoby know th e value of th e old Anyone look th e adage, "When in doubt, lead hands and see that in spite of trumps". the bad diamond break and It is wo rth very little. A the loss of th e spade finesse, be tter one is: 'When not in South can take a club finesse doubt lead trumps". y LACK ItTIATIUE. A ) __________ __________________ __________________ 11!10 )-, ______ Lf _____________________ _______ ____ 4. __________ ___ I ____ __ ( 0 ___________________________ 4o)4 ____ _ I i ii (E LOEJR LE1TIJ6 4O O, HEN6 BECAUSE WE FELTAT OO '1 _________ _______ are many FUNNY BUSINESS EXC PICKPOCKETS I __ n, (4__\ _____ ' of the lungs. There o- dust.11 Opening lead - 6 & _______ / CentralAirConditionlng • I- AND EVERYBODY WILL SE U.J4APPy ELBOW ROOM __ ______ ' j'-j-" 5, _ E JAMMED TOGETHER WITHOUT ' • ___________ 1(LL C) ______ ___ ________ _______ ,I _____ ' _______ eft ___ - -/ - by Al Vermeer t) THE POPULATIO CRISIS WILL UNBEARABL E, Saturdays Nov. 8 7:30 P T' group. . ' - 4 PRISCILLA'S POP Band Festival Benefit. Registration Set , \',• _____ Herald Seminole ' ________ ' - Evening • _______ _____ - - . n se wi done in all cases but is useful ed cases. she has some other cause for her stomach distress it could be diagnosed and treated, I would like to add t ha t tight belts and girdles can interfere with the normal movement up and down of the diaphragm. . r- dummy. East played the 10 and Sou th decid ed that East had started with four clubs to the 10. He ro th th e king and another slam had bit the did expert South wi nd up in lot the experts? Write "Ask the soup? the Jacobys" care 01 fh;s It was because an even The Jacobys *'!/ be player sat East. East answer individual ques1son won the first spade and led the if stamped, sell-addressed suit back. Sou th start ed after envelopes are enclosed The diamonds and East had to most interesting questions make th ree discards. Th e will be used in this column that t :' :- .-- West with the Jack of hearts and 10 of diamonds while East beating of the upper chambers of the heart, usually about 500 per minute, so fast he twitch rapidly and do not contract, The lower pumping chambers beat at a normal rate but are irregular. Sometimes they beat too fast or too slow and medi ci nes may be needed for that, A defibrillator is sometimes used to return the heart to a normal rhythm. This is not could be established, and if J, South Pus 3 £ Pass 3 N Pass 6 NT. Pass I'us Pass something you have read. Atrial fibril la tion is a fast , South knew where the high diamond was. He didn't know who had the jack of hearts and who had the qu ee n of clubs. He led a second club from I 0 e an ________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Clevistan - i i SOME DAY Make The Long Hot Summer A Real COOL ONE ThAT West North East . : ' -. and 10 of clubs. ,, DEAR READER-YOU must hav misunderstood You should not assume that is all that is wrong wi th your mo th er. To avoid missing some thing more serious I think she should have examination. The presence or absence of a hiMal hernia - 'iT . was holding on to the queen . You please clarify your comments? Pit Of tile stomach. e won. City Slickers Mixed League: - Go rdon Honeycutt fl2189 was the hi gh of the evening. DaviShara ls .oll ed a 203-516. Donald Bunk 181 and Dwayne and cause it to push & Q 10 5 4 3 - ~._ ~~ BRIDGE SOUTH tD A 32 9 • A Q 75 4KJ82 East-West vulnerable were cause burning and pain in the 0 A.Cd L Youth football hits a peak In South Seminole Field; Four junior midget games the Pop Warner League Tuskawilla goes up against involve Seminole teams. It will Saturday as contending teams Slilwee at 11 at Lyman High; be Teague at SoiI Seminole at " tak III, solid try at earning post- South Lake meets South 11; Tuskawihla Milwee at &7 husband has ar. teriosclerotic heart disease w ith atrial fibrillation. I asked iis doctor if pacemakers used to control atrial fibrillation and he Just said, "no." Does it depend upon the type of heart disease? Would through the enlarged hole and may contribu te to re fl ux of acid digestive juice. This can Bolton took the high game with this year for those of you who t a My tight garments squeeze the I . t diaphragm. This is often associated wi th leaking acid digestive Juice into the lower esophagus (food tube) where it connects to the stomach, Tight girdles, belts or other at - DEAR DR. LAMB - You man with atrial fibrillation was given a pacemaker by his doctor. You didn't mention what kind of lo,rnia, part of the stomach sliding through the hole in the 460I - A . ~ ~ . T0tP ha AT By OSWAI.I) and JAMES JACOBY _________________________ j not our great expert. His first NORTH "aoes and £AQ4 then and only then did he Jet' VAK Q tison a club. •K6 Sou th cash ed dummy's last 4 A 96 spade and East let ano th er club go The ace-king and A 1076 A K 98 5 queen of hearts and ace of V J 108 4 V 162 clubs were cashed leaving reasons to avoid an excessively tight constriction ai - .- - ; WIN j DEAR READER - In yo ur mother's age oup she has ; uod chance of having a hiatal _____ 111111 ________________________________________________________________ 4; (Linger of this? _____ _____ ______________________________________________________ Lamb years. Now she is always complaining about her stomach hurting her, and her hildren have all tried t' fell her that th is could be causing her problem. What is the 10% CAPRICORN Wee. 22- Jan. ihari.srr:atic you will result -- Pushes tier insides tip against t ie r chest cavity. This has been going on for several fl i _____ fr --_jr -jl ~ W" Dr. mother is older than 75 and says she cannot stand it without a tight girdle that IDICULQUS I w - _____ ______ __ ___ ________ occur By Lznrence E. Lamb, M.D. ____________________________________________________ ;ZET ID LIKE TO HAVE THE MANDA ___ o employ advi ce of o thers. If you listen to Unusual things will thi.s what they have to say, but do coming year that will change what you feel best, you'll make your outlook considrahly. A _______________ Buck Benton 190O7, Phyllis 265. First 200 game and 500 member patch. A tournament Tallahassee, Walsh 170-503, and Jim Johnson se ries were bowled by Gladys for 200 club members will be Auburn has won its last two games with fourth-quarter 181403. Doyle 215.539, Peggy Manning held later next year. Also don't rlies akainst Kentucky and Georgia Tech losing Deltona Pinbusters Mixed 508, Ruby Martineau 535, and foet the S.C.W.B.A. meeting three ahd tying one in Its first four. League: Gil Fileger was the Ellen Westfall and to be held at Bowl America Florida State has lost four in a row after winning its top bowler of the night with his 500. Bob Dance DodgeHudley team is Nov. 2 at 3 p.m. second game and loomg its opener. 511 set. Ben Kiesel was second in first place and Breezewood high wi th his 522 series and Park Homes is in second out of Verne Pohl had a 516 as did 22teams.Thisleaguemsa newly Youth Charles McDonnell, 505. Lou formed league at Bowl America Action flits Peak his 191 game. High for the might not have heard of it,, you bolder - Auburn, FSU Prepare To Meet T.G.I.F. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV. 22) In somewhere you can meet nev. order to accomplish your aims people, go by all means. A today, may have is in store. tactics than usual. Be tough but (air and you'll win. YOUR BIRTHDAY SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Oct. 25, 1975 Girdle Tight r _______ Rarbour you one Place too long. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There leisure hours to while away wait. Tell the GEMINI f boss and start 21 -June 20) are some slow starters in the today, you should press, with all working on it. There are dollar silI about family today. They'll require a your strength, a goal r impor ta nt to you. you get an invitation today to e 1.~ VUR ~ELLOQJ FIN le., No /\;i ;- I ~i ii , SHORT RIBS CHIEF, 1A-rs THE WORST CASE OF FENNIS ELBOV' 1 EVER SEEN. -1 '?f' '?1' t; ' * ) Something unusual will occur to today that offers a better Although others may have way to do a difficult job. Don't R A NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)- Coach John Merritt has put a skull in the dressing room of his Tennessee State University football players to pisych them up for Saturday's game against archrival Florida AMI. "We hope th at's what A&M looks like when they leave Nashville late Saturday night," Merritt said Thursday. But A&M Coach Rudy Hubbard said Merritt's move does not have him or his team worried. term. 143 game. Team 15: Mat limes, President: Roni Brede; Vice.. & Co. Mixed age6,87game(l14pjnsoref5 President; Pauline Gilbo; League: - The high series was average). "You th of the week" Tres. Phyllis Walsh; and folled by Bill Wagner (187-211- is Tint Johnson rolling 146 pins Sargeant-At.Arms; Mary 204)andhjsfjrst 600senesaiy2 over average. Johnson.Theclubtsopentoany 11 p.m. II Noire Dame, Football Highlights (Highlights of th,? Irish Southern Cal game Played Saturday) Im Savannah State. ~ . I Skull Doesn't Impress FAMU the 3-7 split. ; the You're going to be quite restless resolute in your decisions and the tab. Split the expenses. today. Don't Involve yourself In don't back off. Few will resent LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) anything that could tie you to your orders. Sonsom A - 121 golds. ckwood Moyer pIcked up the 5-7. "The newly formed 200 Club for women held its (li-st meeti ng this past you 're TAURUS I exceeding Vanhuelen spared the 6-7 split, you today If a go-getter, gentle, but firm shove to get Set your ambitions and Push a little harder on them moving. woridy interest.s aside for th e business deals, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22) Get day. Latch on to few friends CANCER (June 21-July 22) toge ther socially wi th one who who know how to have a good You have sound managerial can help further your business time. qualities today as long as you're plans. Keep it light. including (Jan. 20-Feb. 39. l .Aprjl 19) If AQUARIUS by Pa (519). Tracey Cashe rolled a 191 146 game. Buffalo Bills: Tern and Kathy Berry had a 183 for Haley, age 11, ia game, '- . ' branded second rate, weak and not likely to succeed in the high Two 5CO series werz rolled with spared the 5-10 split. Rookies 1: the highest going to R onny Don Gorman, age 8, 136 game. Harold (521) and Larry Jones Team I: Janice Spring, age 12, _______ had been Stocker 489, Nelson Packwood e Then too, Moore switched the remaining home games across sown to Welch Memorial Stadium claiming D'tona'g Inteinatjonjj Speedway's turf Biibao Mache lnIiiter tAiltn) 1 2; 4 Jefferson Frct'za .':',s 'irrit,.tt) t7. s . , ' 3 Seia....." 5r':st S 1 8 (i M ulit rZa ($1. i0. OtI Ii 531CC. P Luke tXucial 6 I, 7. Frank Ellis IT, OII$*6Z0 F).?hIlIl ec 71 540 t3 ;iA in 3i t$II . TWELFTH (' contingent that Fleetline's Ilomes and Smith Doreen flogan. age 11, 132 5p .m. (91- Wide World of Sports (Evel Knievel attempts a 150 foot motorcycle jump (14 buses) f rom Klng'i Island, Ohio; th Has-tern Globetrotter-s play at the Capital Centre it Landov er, Md.. 7 P.M. (33. 44)- Wrestling SUNDAY . 12 Noon (9)- College Football '75 (Highlig hts from selected college football games play ed Saturday) 12 Now (33)- This (he NFL (Highlits from pro football ga mes p(ayed last week) 12N0Onf13)_DOtig DICSs--f Show (HightiQhtsofhheGato,s Duke game) 12:30 p.m. (2)- Doug Dlckey Show 12:30 (6. 13)- NFL Pregame 1p.m. (2J)- NFL Footba ll (BaltImore at New York) 1p.m. (6. 13)- NFL Football (Wastilnqtoaat CIevIanc.i) 1 p.m. (35)- Wrestling 2:30 (9)- Wrestling lp.m.(2,S)- NFL Football (Miaml., Buffalo) p ri. (6.1))- Sports Spectocular (Final coverage of the Pan American Games at Mexico City) 5:30 p m. (35)- Vice Dooley Show (HighI)ght of the Georgia Kentucky Game) 7 p.m. (CATV 6)- Wrestling h115 ' A U.S. Foresters Mixed League: "Star of the week" is Ten l3obstein plus 112. Jim Almany M. Sandy Moore 445, Bill SOO) broken jaw (March 2 ARIES the family pulLs together at this time, there will be a very (lefIflite upswing in the statusof its financial affairs. (April 21)-May 20) _______ 4 BERNICE BEliE OSOL - MEXICO CITY (Al') - Dewayne Fuller. twice. _ _ E For Saturday, October 25, 1975 ____ THE BORN LOSER I 17, a VU Pan American Games has finally proved itself, SSSlTI the accomplishments of its 1971 predecessor Ofi the way to even loftier goals. With a scrappy track team, supposedly deficient swimming squad and a number of lesser known per. SATURDAY 11 am. (U)- Jim Thomas Outdoors IJNOOfl(CATV6)-NFLGlm,C)TheWftk 1 p.m. (]5) NFL Game Of The Week 1:30 P. m . (9-' College Foot ball Pregame Show Id p.m. (9)- College Football (Southern Califor nia at Plotr Dame) a.)oP.m.(6.13)__Sportsspectacula,(panAmericenGames luv, from Mexico City; Jockey Club Gold Cup horse race from Aqucduct) 1:30 p.m. (15)- Car and Track (Highlights from the 197S World football game with Tuskegee I nstitute - his starting halfback and leading giound gainer 'ryMrson1ostf the season., Anderson suffered a By Si4ipJ( , Edwards, Alvin Hittell and to 12 Match Point - M _ r7 , ce. pins over hers. High from Bantam League 15 years Charlie Gross Trucking was old): - Link Construction; Dorine MacAteer's 189-533. The Tim Johnson, age 12, 178-479 following women chalked up andJackie Llnk,age 11, 1S3-t2 turkeys: MacA'teer, Susan Central Furniture high: Della Oates and Donna Lepore of Benton, age 12, 161-415 and DAYTONA BEACHL'ethune-Cookman coach Charles Wesley Moore has MIII, football p g ___________ __________ Friday, Oct. 24, 7S3B ____________________________ -:-' American Pan Am Team Rolls split. Turkeys fell for Richard picked up the 3-10 split. p I y evening. A doctor's report indicated general respiratory arrest as tIiecauseofdeathbuttheprecise ause was unknown. 165460 and Linda Eiland 176. liarriett Jones spared the 5-10 and Ilittell picked up the 5-7 strikes give her a spared the 2-7-8, And Gil fl1-517. FAleger, Ben Keisel, Joe Weick, Smith was 123 pins over her Author Street, and Amy Weick average and Johnson was 173 H ",r,_ An autopsy wus dead when rushed to a nearby Gainesvifle hospital Fuller 178. High for the women: Sylvia Hittell 189-466, Sharron Vihien Bethune Hosts Tuskegee TONIGHT 'S col B. a row , . Attendance, handle not re50qted - 4. off Devils Trumpet (6) 540, )llo: I FIRST ~It - NEWBERRY AP the _____________________________________________________ I0:3Op.m. (35)-Florida State Football Highlights FRIDAY 12 Midnight (CATV o )- Th' the NFL Lr.rr.i Craf 2I 7 c0: Q 6 1121 c-. %<~L~ .~/ HOROSCOP --:1~ 0 V H I ____ has been formally requested by the parents of a high schooil student who died r la sin during racti senior sta rter at Newberry High, Robert Leon. MARY JOHNSON By she started morning with five strikes in to give her the high game and Lillian Pahl 5-10, Al of the day, a 231 and 560 series. Wcisniewski, Lou Bolton, and Also Millie Garner of Johnny's Delores Burke 5.7, Marjorie as 0' USUAL og REP' Sanford, Fl. -- Of Football Field Death Cause ____ Johnny's Sta ndard 10 P.m, (9)- NFL Monday Night Football (Mirwwjota at Chcago) T(682) 37140. T 04:3. AA6 1~ - 6 ______ ______ morning. Neither was Mary 11:30 (CATV 611- This The NFL t f. I _____ of t Asked To Determine Autopsy Bovvling bi t ies FRIDAY 11:30 (6. 13)- Pan American Games Highlights A A I 9EE ,st4gr.14 Evening Herald, __ * of 212-191-200 411 : Ann On TV , EIGHTH - 1 [r: Lorree 28 00. IS 20, 510. 2. Cbuc.ho Juan JAI 1 70. 1 60 . 3 Cetay. M.jnha (5), PUll 114120 NINTH - 1. lame (3). 1* 600. 2.40. 2. Erdola (1), 430. 2*0; 3. Asp) (II, 400; Ci (1-31 $7940 P (3.11 $5940 TENTH - 1, Murh (lb 1740, 9.40; 7. Larrae (H. 3.10. 1.00; 3 Fen min (6), 4.10;0 (I 1) 14470; p ($11 $116 10. DO (35) Sl17.V0. ELE'E NiH - I A lava lets-a (3). 1100. 5 10; 2.40; 2. Anetia Juan (5), $ 30, 730 3. Oguuta Alp l) _____ ' 8Iuc Le gu Smith, FRTD sure wasn't singing the as she rolled games of first 600 se )3 and the high he _________________________________________________________________________ 34 ~roug '1 ______ Entry fee is 75 cents. Boys 9- 180 for the high game also. Team series $24. High Game seasonow1t,erthaineitherthe Seminole Re Estelle Scheafer's 171 and Team $16, Hi Individual series d at 11 at Jones Lyman at 1; Jackson Heights 12 and girls win run a 1.5 mile Gertie Seifert's 169 were high. $10 and High Individual game Kumquat Bowl or the Disney High; Lakeview tackles San. %i. Maitland at 3 on the South course while We open divWon Converted splits went to Bob ford at I at Pinecrest. Seminole Field and Lakeview $7. A total of 18 points can be Bowl. will go 3.0 mIles. Only two weeks of the regular The junior bantam schedule vs. Sanford at 3 at PineciI Wilson, Gladys Grammerman, won each night instead of 1.1W season remains after Saturday. winds up Saturday wi ___________________________________________________ th two Sanford drew a bye in the usual one point per team game. Pee Wee schedule finds four games at Pinecrest - midget league, however six at In this lea gue you win I poin t Seminole County teams in Lakeview vs. South Seminole at 1; Tuskawilla vs. Milwee at each game for team members actio n , league faces South 9 and Pinecastle vs. Sanford at Lyman at 3 and Jackson S ports matched against'each other and Seminole White at 9 a.m. on the 11. Heights at South Seminole at 5, 2 points for each team game ___________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ THIRD - I A,fch& Arana (ij (Provost) (6) roo. j,2o, 4co; 2 VE I uU.L geps FOR ,~OLJ, ~1. 1/~ I ' vs. Q 1. Monday Morning Ladles course beginning at 5p.m. Fier min, ]AI Ico I ues women: Olive Westray had the worked this way. Each week meet Sunday on the Sabal Palm only 500 on the ladies side (522- money prizes are given High 7. Muguerla, 1. Attu. S.S0. 3.10; 3. Negui Javi (5) 9,00; ELEVENTH - I. Cacho-tSangoa, (1-3), 127.10: P (I 3) 1113.70. I. Domlnolarr,, 3. Alaya.Ju.n, 4. EIGHTH - i. Erdoxa Lafrae W Areche-perex, S. Ce(aya-Attu, . 1010 2. SentIMuguerza OQUIZa.AZPI, 7. Erdoza.MigtiuI, (5) 910. S-SO; 3. A$ava-Menctsa (I) BiibaoEchaye. 570, Q, (57)174.50; P (7-3), 1177.90. TWELFTH - 1. Santi.Juan, 2. NINTH-I. AWl (5)7.10, 3.60,9.40; Erdoii' Ramon, 3. Bilbao Agufrre, 7 Zarre (3)1.00,3.30 ; 3 Sale (I) Ferrn,nAIfu, S MaruriMu.guerza, S 60. 0 (3 5) Sfl 60: P 3), $102.30 IS 6 Sale Larree. 7. Celaye Mencha, TENTH -1. Larrea (2) 11.40, 6.10, Chho A:pi 3 20, 7 Seth (4)SiO.a 60:3 Attu (1) 3 60; 0. (2 1)36.20; P (2-1). 114700; DO (5.7), $161.10. Harness Racing ELEVENTH - I. Bilbao Attu (5) SEMINOLE TURF CLUB 19.10, 7.20, 7.10: 7. Cecho-Zarre (1) THURSDAYS RESULTS 370. ISO; I. Sale Ml" (4)8.10; , (1$), $37.20: P 15 1) 111.00. FIRST: I. Ot'ca MI (Biresnak) TELIFTH - I. Santl- Aguirre (21 (II 1610, I&80. 4.20 and Dons Ann 1310,33.50,100;7. 8il-J'jin (1) Raider (Crank) (1) 21.20, 1060,4.10; 13.00. 1040: 3. Marunl AWl (7)1080; 3. Lisbon HanOver (3) 340:0. (4 4) 0 (1 2). 79 W. p (2.1, $120.00; Big 0 76.70; T 211:4. (I S with I 2), 1)001.00 SECOND: 1. Grey BIH (Amato) Handle $13,752; Attendance ( I) I? .60, 6.50, 300: 7 .Ioppa Star Mad (7)350. 310, 3 Great Value (3) 7.60, 0 (171 43 40, T (17.3) THURSDAY NIGHT'S 155.80, DO (11) 16510; OD (II) 13 60; T 2:09.3 RESULTS THIRD: I. Marcon Gal (Udell) (71 FIRST- I. LJrvi.Yta (41, 11.20, 13.10, 460. 2 60; 7. Sti Wampum (6) 640. 4.20; 2. Urfa Axons (8), 5.50, 3.80. 2 70; 3. Bertha's y (5) 3 3 6; 3. basre Settle (7), 350; (4. (76)23.60. 1 (741) 117.10: T 2:10:3. 81141.50; p (Ad) $134.50 FOURTH: I Scotch 'inip SECOND - 1. Us-ia Okoki (3) (PrOvost) (3) 12.70. 3.10, 730; 7 4 13.50, 4.00. 3.10, 7. Negui Via (3), Greenland Beauty (7) 2 60. 2.40; 3, 7.3*, 3 10: 3. Oguuta Settle (11 340, New$own Gay (2)1.00; 0(57)1070, 0. (3 5) 10.Q0; p ($3) $131-SO, Big t 7 (57 7)171.40; T 2.06.3. (1) with 3S) Ill) 40 FIFTH; 1. Metrolina MICII Sp"d 0' 3 101 III , WS 7 IN BRIEF , set. The high game of the night AId Leni:,) Larni Arena, a. Ice Bell (Kuzrth) 31. 7. Special went to Bob Locke with his 245. oki. 6. Echano, Byrd (DeBerry) 5.1; I Virginia 597. Offier highs: Alice Ifen. Sanchez, y. Ursa-Elcyrza, 1. Barre. Charm ($eidefI 4 1. dricks 202-552, Dottie Bretz 169Alberdl. TENTH - 9-3. Trot, Mile: 1. J. H. SECOND - 1. Echano-OkokI, 2. Time (Werkh.iser) S 1; 2. 503, Starr Hendricks 190-516, Decatur UrzaLenlz, 3. Ice Eloria, 4. Lard Boy (Nicholl) SI; 3. Double Beitia. S Oguiza Alberdl, 8. Barre. Wftammy (J. HyseIl) 10-1: 1. Devil's YZa. 7. Aldana Sanchez. 5. Eddy Advocate (Rusin) 31; S. Cap Coal Arena, (Artman) 5 1; 6. Sharp Millie THIRD - 1. Eddy-Buitia, 7. (Cummings)6.I;7. Broward County Echano.Arania, 3. lca.Lenii, 1. (Hof ) 9.2: S. Special Miracle (F. Oguuta Via, S. Arecha.Javj, 8. Taylor) 72. Larvl Albardi, 7. Uric Sanchez. S. At,an Okoki. FOURTH - I. NeguiElorza, 2. Halloween Meet BarniBengo.s, 3. DomingoMiguel, 4. Larrl.Ethave., S. AnecPia-Zarre, 6. Cacho Sanchez, 7. Bilbao Perez. . Slated Sunday JaI.AIaI SPC Cheeky Bravado (Astarita) &2. 4. the two high games. Glen Jones Belchel's Live Wires: Stacy Sunday at Bowl America with Miss Abbe Time (Saul 1I. S. Gay has high average with a 153 Staffard, age 10, 136 game. 4 the election of office Parader kurlzworth S 1; 6 average. Earle Quinn spared Aces: Jimmy Kearney, age 12, office for a two year Rebiridge Rob IF Taylor) 151; 7 Santi - First III 600 BEETLE BAILEY Mart Walker S rnit S Cincl : - I Buffalo - • Pro Hockey Calif. Boston - - - -- 24, 175 TO.IOHT'S ENTRIES Claiming $1,000: 1. Ecge*ood St FIRST - I Echano A)bircj, 2. Pat (Saul) S I; 2. Towaliga Mist Ica Okoki, 3. Hague L.eniz. Eddy- (Seiders) 121, 3. GIcnora Duke NH.. Via, S. Cacho Beitia,6 Uric Arana, (Hobbs) a. Camden Jody Wales Conference 7. Lacri- Elora, Aldana Sanchez. (Whayland) S 1; S Sandy Doll Norrts Division SECOND - I. Birre Okoki, 2. (Raul) 9 2; 6. Miss Chetaway GA Lard Lenlz, 3, Eddy Elorz.. 4. (AstarIta) 61; 1. DoIly inter Montreat Echano Via. 3. 1 i 2 10 ii is ca Anna, 6. (AlIen 31; 5. Royal Victor (NO L.Angile Pats Dvtro4t Washn -- by Frank Hill [ME 1IOT PLAYEM MUST 3E A CASE oc sc'g ___ 1-7i, ELBOW. '\ - ________________________________________________________ _____________________________ ____ _____ __________ \\ ______ ______ __ ______ __________ ___________ ____________________ & - - ____ _______ _____ ___________ ____ _____ 4 11 -, VAW TL.thi __-_-__~~_~=__- ___ ___________ _________ i - *__= çiq �- rjJ :-'-- - • - - - -. -.•----•--- - - ---- - - -. - -- 1. --- - -- . - - - - - •• - - .--.- -. - •- _______________________________________ - • •--- U Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Oct. 14, 1913 - 40 (2) Ironside (3)(24) Mister Rogers (6) Partridge Family (CATV.6)(44) Mickey Mouse Club Somerset Dinah! 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AC DC - l4JIIkIShVIP BREAKFAST SERVED 'ic4fic,r, LUNCHEON DAVID NIVEJi W'OW DRACULA,TERESA GRAVES JENNIE LINDETi N ICKY HENSOII 'PETER BAYLISS fi j SPECIALS DAILY 1 Matinee Sat. Sun. ADULTS 2.00 Show Time j KIDDIES 1.00 I 7:27 9:05 111h.1 J ANYTIME TRY OUR SALISBURY 2:33 4:11 5:49 7:27 9:05 4 STEAK FRENCH FRIES OR MASHED POTATOES $1 49 CUTTER ROLLS £ HOT f r : ) . THE ,' [)Drlcr . -1 IF autr A;- IL --i SERVED DAILY One bedroom turn apt. $23 wk plus deposit ott 5 Park 1?) i7 - M.iriijcment- Mature, salt motivated individual, needed for organizational training 8. management, Salary to Comply with qualifications. Send resume to P 0. Box 2194, Sanford, Fla 37771. - - - 24-Business Opportunities - 6-Child Care Mne 2 to 3 times your cost on Ilundre,Js of p'oductsf Gift itcm, novelties, carded mercriandse, 1001 others $2 brings giant catalog, refundable on 1st order. P0 Box 701, Geneva, Fla., 27732, A BABY'S WORLD Care for Infants to age? oniy Nest lone* Drivers' License Bureau 3776645 18-4 elp Wanted 29-Rooms -- - Wanted, m iddle aged woman to Share with same a 3 bedroom, 7$ bath home on the lake. All con vrni,nces, Lake Mary area. 377 A One Bedroom. 2611 Elm Sant., No pets )39 6956 _________________________ Mr$.MeIlo II! - - ) 373 623) it - 1,2 keg Real Estate Brok er 1)00 E 25th St. 2574 Park Dr. - REALTY INC. 327 2)18 "-" AFTER HRS. 377 3991 372 9251 322 0648 .__..,.,-..._...-._.-----.----------.----- - Kish Real Estate ,, TAFFER REALTY -,. .. ''--- I. RVI(.L yQf(j THE CONTRACT" TAX CREDIT- Two very nice 3 bedroom homes. bids of closet Space, ceramic tile baths, shag carpets, range, Utility room, garage iiio AGE & ELEGANCE -- Newly dcccxatedoldectiome Has central Iat and air, detached garage. fenced back yard. Down. %tairs: Spacious living room with formal dining room, den, eat in kitchen, ll*ljroom and bath, plus Utility. Up stairs: 3 large bedrooms and 2 full baths 574.500. ao'-Autos for Sale - 1966 BUCk O pe l Kadette. Inspected, Best offer. 608 David St. Winter SprIngs 373 1698. REALTORS Antique £ iuction carport Sale, Sanford Christian School, 137 Plnecrest Drive, Saturday. Oct. 23 and Wednesday, Oct 29 ...._L. Carport Sale, Friday and Saturday. 10$ Wilkins Circle Phone 323 0149 P306511 1970 Plymouth Duster, orange. 6 z xp M CYI. 3 sPeed. new punt, extra AUCTIOr4EE P .S TANVERMILLION Sharp, $995. Call Don Pope, 3fl AAA AUCTION 1651. FPFF KITTENS In od homes: t4'Pf'(l r.111 altr So m 173 734. lii 4.ii' OrIvp 3197020 - GARAGE SALE. Saturday Sunday, 2312 Elm Ave, Baby toyS, household items, furniture 46-Commercjal Property - - 197$ Toyoti Corolla Station Wagon, taco & take over payments. 323 l5 after) 190 u. I? fl. Longwood - 6Hors - - GARAGE SALE. 3 Family. Sat. 4. Sun. Oct. 23, 76. 9 to S. 733 Ridge Road, Lake Mary, , 196$ Triumph Spitfire Best Offer Call 323 51 13 after 6 Warren Service Drecfory • ------ " Wifli to Buy or i Real Estate Wewilfp,oidethC Professionalr,,jce 1OF W. Commercial Ph. 377 7881 Sanfor d '-'-'-.--..---..--- ________________ ' -- ' -_- SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, Small and large. $7,000 pr acre and up Terry Realty, Realtor, 671. 07 11 - 71-Antiques NEED A SERVICEMAN? You ll find him listed in Ouf BuSineSS 54--Garage sales BUDGETS ARE not STERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS SLIM Trail Rides, 11 an hour Lessons 373 5010 '77 Camaro. automatic. •ir, clean. good tin's, good Conditon, 57.000 3236203, _____ ____ I : to - -' -... - t' bke onnies from heaven wnen you self "Don't Needs" with a _______ *Atlt ad Auction Sale wanted To buy used office furniture Any Quantity. PIOLL'S Casselberry. Hwy. If 92 830 4706. GARAGE SALE- Fri., Sat., Sun. & Friday 7:30 p.m. Mon. 9 to 6 firm, 4$ Swe,tbriar Don't forget our auction tOnght. We Branch. Woodlands, Longwood have a good tok of all kinds of USEDFURNITURE (off 434), Over 400 Item s. Sc TO $30. 50 Zoned commercial, remainder merchandise Cviie early WANTED browse agricultural, ii, acres in all. RUMMAGE SALE Saturday & Phone]?) 4520 Large I bedroom home, 3 baths Sunday 10$ SOS E 3rd St., (two 17'xI with dressing areas), CASH 322.4132 Sanford. Furniture, antique Dell's Auction Service living room 10's *1'. Family room, fainting COUCh. Clothes, misc For used furniture, appliances, dining room ar. 2 car garage ly 46. West Sanford tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items, $220.0g E*ceient terms it Carport Sale. 115 E Pine Ave. 32 5420 Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. Longwood. Thursday. Friday, -- Saturday Houriolcj 76-Auto Parts , We Buy Furniture JOHNNY WALKER clothing ___________________________________ GITIERAL CONTRACTOR DAVIS 323 9)10 Reconditioned Batteries, $17 95 PEAL ESTATE, INC. 3 Family Garage Sate. Friday and exchange r REELS BODY SHOP. I Saturday, 1211 Randolph Phone 322.6457 1109 Sanford Ave /lAntiques 37 3 4$93, - . -. - -. - JUST OFF 25th St 2 Bedroom,? Yard Sale, 919 W Flrt St., GIge's 7a-0toi'cyc GREAT ANTIQUE AUCTION enclosed porches, centr. ' heat & Bait & Tackle store. Oct. 21, 25, 76. Loaijsfrom Maine, N.Y ,Vermont ------------------'----------.-....---...-. air. Lot 100's171' Call Estie Fetter, Save your se lf money by shopping 1974 Hon CS 200 SAT,, OCT. 25, Starting 7p.m. at our big Sale. Furniture, dune SeIlorSwapfo- Car Hi Way Aur lion Galleries I DSJ REALTY REALTOR buVgy. 'lêShej, children an " l4.g 46, 645 1I. After H 339-1838 I adult's clothing, green plants, PiMI. East oft Ion Route 46 _______________________________ Motorcycle Insurance ml, MotelsnearbyI BLAIR AGE4CY Merchand'ise . Master Charci.' BankArr.'r.c,jr 1792 885' Frontage -__ -------'--- - I CASH For Your Junk Car 373 1379 1977 Pinto Station Wsçion, fully eguippetj, low mileage Phone 3777796 after S p m 1966 F or d Station Wagon $700 Cash P hone 377 0670 __________________________ Any CarNo Money Down WITH GOOD CREDIT For EsampI., '17 Gremlin X. air, U09$. '7) Pinto, auto, air, $795 'YO Mustang Macr, I, auto, air, $1193. '72 Vega GT, like new. $1193 '71 Dus ter, 2 door. 93 Many nihers .0 cnow from Chico & The Man local ion) Jct, 1792&177,Longwood Call 17] 1570 O 834 Lake Mary Till YARD SALE NOW LEASING ft --- ---------- New, modern, i story efficiency 3 bedroom, 1 bath home, ISO' Iron FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY 50?t41tsCelIaflO.jS for Sale tageon Iwo roads. Douolecarport, apartments, attractively fur. - Farm Equipment- Ford 601 fished, Conveniently located and fenced $11,900 Terms If desired tractor. 5 It. rotary mower, grove beautifully landscaped $135 mo. FULLER BRUSH disc, turn plow; all 3 point hitch lanxin JOHNNY WALKER Call between 5:30 S For in 3771947 TZ It It rZ In Ponyandsaddle tools, rotor fille.r formation raIl 372 OlOi 1.0041 ------------C.UNERAL CONTRACTOR _____________ ___________ and spray tank for Gravely White Wedding Gown REAL ESTATE INC. tractor ; 196$ .1 wheel drive F too Ior2fledrOOms Adults only Lake Mary' Size I Ford pickup; reverse Cycle wall 322.6457 PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 373,M' New 4 Bedroom Home air conditioner; Fedders dr 2343 Park Drive $70 up. J Very clean IdyllWilde, 3 DR. 2 bath, culating heater complete with On 1 Acre Tow Bar; lay pool table; 15' family room, living dining room Kitchen, 'lining room, family room, AVALON APARTMENTS undergrØun tank: furniture; medium white shirts; antique living room, 2 baths, & 7 car ADULTS, NO PETS Combination Eat in kitchen with Small appliances: books; some ashtray stands recor d player. 377 built n. Double garage, large lot garage 2,000%q It. Of living area. 116W 2nd St antiques, MARKHAM WOODS 568.4 after 1 pm. with fence 37142S2 ROAD,) miles north of 134 and I 4, WW carpet, kitchen (-guipment :1 • Large efficiency apt , upstairs, 3 2 Miles south of Lake Mary Blvd. range, oven, & refrigerator. Stork Spark Space Heater, complete with blocks from town, lOw rent, construction 139.000, Terms i f all controls, piping. & drum, $23. _!t 0na 862-4464. looking for gooJ tenant Call desired 3230118 5109 after 6 p ,n Ste JOHNNY WALKER 1: -. __ - - -- • :3 - SS-Boats & Accessories I . will trade up GENERAL CONTRACTOR or er f small (_,,,_,,1A.__oupIexes REAL ESTATE, INC. organ oasssi ROBSON MARINE . 7971 Hwy 1792 • 322.6457 INVENTORY CLEARANCE (to Two bedroom, turn or unfurn, IN 377 5961 'SA 'T40'5 SALES LEADER" make room for new stock). adults preferred, security deposit Everything Reduced To ClearI 373S131 or 3776420 CORNER LOT, newly painte, 59-.assicaI SAVE 60 pct. and more on smoked rchandise range, refrigerator, fireplace, 3 OR, I bath, w w car pet, block, damaged LAKE MARY- 2 OR duplex, kit stock. acre, Ravenna Park. Must Payton's drapes. central heal, family room chen equi))p.d, Carpeted, central quality Total $18,100, Children's Wear (Formerly Beautiful Wurlitzer Organ, double What more can you ask for in a 3 heat & air, $150 per me. keyboard with ' full Buttons 'P4 Bows), 76.40 Hiawatha. ad. OR home' Only $77000 MOSS I E C. BATEMAN Phone 3771)01. FORREST GREENE INC. Companiment, suitable for church 3236333 or home. Nearly new. Original REALTOR "' 3225910 JUST HAD TO TELL YOU ABOUT Peg. Real Estate Broker Kathy '& Unique, 2410 Hiawatha Ave Price. 11.500, will trade for boat of IT! 3 BPs, 2 bath on nicely treed Partiatly fvrnith ?bedroom, 3)15 Specializing In ,acrame Ma: equal value. 3193471. corne' lot; Quiet nelghborh 322.7643 ' terlats and Unusual Otfts 323. Palm Way. 175 mnonUt. 327 $911 -Cedar 8 brick front, Kitchen7651. ,, evenings * * *Spanish Charm* * ___________________ 60--Mice Suppliesequipped. Shallow well. Listed . . I bedroom Unfurnished, turnisned, kitChen Low down payment. Ornamental Couch and matching chair, recline,'. -s set of matching lamps $125 cst,gta equipp.e, air, carpeted. s,S so Used office furniture - 19 stone fireplace, turned columns, . Comp Cabinet . like i *duIt only. 3772296 wk nds & metal gym Sunken paneled family room, 3 0 eves. Set, 1 year old. $23; metal Swing Wood or steel desks (executive des k Installed from 19 Your MLS Agency bedrooms, garage, redwood ------------------... & Chairt, secretarial desks 8. let,? _______________________ years old, $25; Other misc. fence, carpet. FHA VA. 83) 8777. ______________________________ Chairs, Straight Chairs. OiIina Items1172 c 'P,___L&J,... • i_se.. RFALTOPc Stal D.,.. ... - ... -. wi-p JOR D A N , REALTOR uiuurnisnea _________________________ .JI . cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry No WaitI Your muffler and tailpipe Is always In stock AN"lLLKtiOWI -r WHEN -T NOLL'S Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, GENEVAA$1EA, 2Bedroomfllockpiom Counter lop s ISEEIT'HOME Cilslelberry,17.92,1304706 and ready for Immediate installationi . Sinkt. Installation ZONED AGRICULTURE FUrnithedorUnfurnished available Bud CabetI 3778057 For you who don't want a carbon 40 Acres on St Johns Ave. $55,000 OneExecutiveC,ir 373 79 anytime ropy home, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, SI Acres, will divide, $2,500 per acre. 19 Two Alma Desks with family room. Spotless Inside 10 Acres, Mullet Lake area, $17,500. Unfurnjspie 3 BR hOu%, $100 Also 373 3000 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE & out. Shake type roof. Assumable 3 BEDROOM. 11 bath, Cb con Come in now for BUY-SELL--TRADE to* Interest rate mortgage. struction, ca rpel. 111, drapes. redr 1774 31131SE. FirslSt, a really great buy. 138.500 373 9410 322 S622 cusorom yard walled in. No traffic backed by the I77 CountryClubDriye,7t,e.Jr oo,n 1 Larry Saxon, Realto r problem. FHA commlttment, GROCERY STORE EQUIPMENT 3 M Precise time re 5.23500 bath, family room, SIlO. In 1ea best guarantee MAKE OFFER formation In window. RAVENNA PARK- Choice 3 BUILDINGS- Office, Store 8. 1400W 1st 3'. PHONE 3275098 in the business, 3736630 stora.y, Spice for rent or lease. bedroom, 2 bath, family i'oo'n CASSELBERRY- 3 bedroom. 7 In writing! lovely POOL, will to wall carpet, ba th home, family room, air NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES _tsetiold_Goods At a place dr aperies, diShwasher. shrubbery, C II L • Dual Conversions ti __________________ Egfga WOOdruff'SGarden Center conditioned, Carpeted, kitchen privacy fence, MINT CONF YOU know and trust REALTY INC 601 Header. equipped, clothes w&shes, food CeleryAve,Sarfo,d DITION, Was $3750 Reduced KULP DECOPATORS -l' 207 E. 2Sth St .32) 7037 freezer in(lvdCd Garage, nice 109W IS? St .377 7315 to 179.900 Terms -W`EW DRIVING MIDAS CiAZY! For Hedge Viburnum plants, 7' up. HAL COL BERT, REALTOR yard. $250 We Buy Furniture well bunched, in cans, $1. 202 West Eves, 322 06112 or 377 1557 CALL TOSE Harold Hail Realty 20th St. Eves, Selma Williams 3771587 Yellow wrought Iron dinette set. 6 $, FERN PARK MAITLAP4D- 3 P FAL TOP 323 5771 chairs; love seat sofa bed; both bedrooms. I', baths, air con 2 Story Beauty like new. Phone 373 6172, ditioer, dishwasher, fenced yard, 64-Equipment for Rent . , MIIOUIICIIIG fi A NEW SERVICE AT... _ - ___ 7 - -------- Realty GUM - * $127 DOWN * I - N - ,_ I 9 Curse 10 Maturation agent II Early mor ning 19 Glass used to make jewelry 21 Preposition 23 Play divisions 25 Presidential fu it name 27 Indefinite Article 26 Egg (comb form) 29 Refer" tab 30 School subject 31 Criticize 32 Palm leaf (vat ) 33 Light met.si I Analyze grammatically 2 Catkin 3 Songbird 4 Very Small 5 Make over 6 Prayer 7 11,4osl pieJart 8 Acquire , W " li"A - - - LEONARD'S SHELL 2500 PARK AVE., SANFORD, FLORIDA - Of L City. IN 9 26 *90 V - 2' , I1; 14 / GOOD USED FENCE OIllANDD2li.DS31_D(LANQ 134•8950 .( ION8WOo 131.1525-ELJSTIS 357-8434 ., ? / 1" .. ,fx.Ijr xs. , . , ,, • .- ' ' ' / \.. '.. ' '' $" ' - / \ç , ,% '',I\.v', I* u i I OWNERS WILL FINANCE: I 3 Bedroom Home and Rental, 3 3 Bedroom Home-Downtown. $19,500 Lakefront Home-Lake Mary, 121.900 l?IlIaywocxiDrive, Sanford bedrOOm, 7 baths pool, fenced. patio, in qui et neighborhood Assume Payments 5ipt hg In cabinef, 3 nel twin needle, front Inatllr.o. flpl,p Sewing math,ne hnlnnrp of 17$ or 10 oaymen? Se.. ., CAPIFORD SEWING CENTER 307 F.tt First Downtown - __177 9411 Eve 869 1146 r eneva Gard ens 11111111, STUDIO LIVE MUSIC FRI. and SAT. DaflCiflV III 2 A. M. 52-Appliances -------.- Realtor 530 1664 _________________________ SMALL APPLIANCES HOME AND POOL-S bedrooms.? POOL HOME- Sanford, 741$ REPAIRED 125 ba ths,) car garage, Florida room, Palmet to Ave. Carpet ed, 3 BR, 2 SantOrdAve, 373 9370 ccfiliel heat arid air, 5.l3,O bath, family room, Utility room 1505 W. 25th St. with new washer, dryer. Central Frigeroa ire Deluxe automatic WITT REALTY ________________________ dryer, white, good condition $43 SANFORD heat air, dishwasher. dispoal, I. 322 Ins after 5:30. extra large f enced back yard. Reg Real Estate Broker )?I 0610 ONGWOOD- Devonshire Automatic pool with redwood QuALITY APPLIANCES AT 333571$ 327275 Executive type, beautiful shaded 3237895 Professionally Managed cabana, bath house with BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD home, fully furnished (including SANFORD By refrigerator, large pi(ttiC shelte,-, _________________________________ - 3 Bedroom, 2 bath ______________________________ AUCTION, 373 7340, free:er.washer dryer) 3 fruit trees. 135,900 371 0766. home,shadyyard.airc onditloner -bedrooms. baths, den, enc loSed KENMOREWASHER,PartS Will dicker or swap $19,500 flutryle patio. 7 car garage, air. 1350 OQ Seice. used machines 42bi le Homes month Phone 8310490 LAKE MARY - I bedroom home - - --. PORs' ?. MOONEY APPL lANCES 3) 0697 with 3 bathL also a den, family bedroomfurniShed house for room room & basemen t. Dressing room HILLCREST , '73. central air, *ftonly, Call d",TIw5her, with master bedroom, walk in i Irwil pat,o skirting, closets, central vacuum. Also & tie downs Good location Couple Will 5J'6t1' Home attached apartment for a roomy PAyments $45 79 mo Offered by 0p!?'na Art',s ____________________ ______________________ t ot space Savings & Loan. 373 605) PflOrii' 71 I52 CALL NOW - SANFORD- 3 bedroom. 2 bath Barrington, double wide, new, 71' a 40', central air, large raised home, shady y.rd, air c onditioner, !11__ 34-.-M)bI$0 HoIfl6'S will dick er or swap, $19,500. SCltt patio, carport. Skirting, wood grain lapsed siding, good WE TAKE TRADES (EKIVA RIVER-- Adult park location, With trees. Offered by Offering fish ing. canoeing and LOPIGW000- 3 bedronm )k bath f convenience st or e Surrounded by home, air conditioned, k notty pine Savinqt & Loan. Payments, * 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS- FROM $ 144 Ill) 'o .32)6051 r'anelnu, utility b ildirig, Leautful oak arid ( 1preSs trees QuIet Serene - Easy Living treeS On nearly an a:re 174,900 3721470 FLEETLINE AllAdutt -Modirn Double Wide new. CALL US central air, raiteci front scr ee n OR trailer, S Sanford Ave WINTER SPRINGS-- ) bedroom room, carport. Skirting, corn p 51 25 mo Adults only, No pets 373 home, carpeted, fenced back yard 1120 Florida Ave., OHS. 17.92 plefely Set up Near 434 & i n. Phone 323-4430 with utility shed FHA available. Offered by Savings & $21,150 tLoan.511.5$permonth3;3Si FROM 322.2090 ___ tr rice Our Brand New MAD MONSTER ReaI Estate BILLIARD ROOM 0 PARTY Forrest Greene, Inc. $306833 REALTORS 373 -- 41 ". SATURDAY - i PLAZA ROCKING CHAIR THEATRE ANFORD PLAZA MERCHANTS - - - 28. 1.3 Acres Zoned for Horses FOR BEST COSTUME ETC. 10 o Houses ii% 040 ~ CLUB liii S COR II OP COMMSRCIAL A PALMEflo DOWNTOWN SAN FO lt~ I bedrooms. 2 full baths, hardwood tlOnrt Land completely fenced Rich toil for gardening HOS 'years old 524.900 Terms it desired : JOHNNY WALKER CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC. 322.157 OENER 0, WINTER SPRINGS, I ap, 7 bath, equipped kitchen, '!' 8)1 8197 SUNLAPID ESTATES- Nice bedroom, 1 bath, central heat 8. modern kitchen, fenced large ot utility shed. shallow well, 527.000 Terms Stemper Realty 19195. French 2727771,323 1a94.lfl.tfll .- .372.1954,377.()4.4 - - • - Mobile home with 7 beautiful shaded lots, Rent one, live on the other, Cultommadel7'540'mobllehome with a l0",'sfl' Florid room. Completely furnished, carport, patiri. 2 utilIty bUildingS, fruit trees 321037j, SKYLINE.- Coubiewide, '?3.71' 60', 3 9R, 7 bath, raised front room, central air, cdrport a nd no Good t011 0itio. Paymers 1,04 17 ma. by SavivA,s & Loan 373 i,. &.-.--.._.,-.-•-_-------I Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR ........- Sell or Rent- 1973 Hawthorn 2 bedroom, l7'sóO', front kitchen, completely furnished. 668 363 ! '-" I , '1C _________________________________________ Air Conditioning AIPC0N0ITI0NIN& REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK. 74 hour service, All makes. DYKES AIR CON. DIT tONING. 377 8177. _Home Improvements BUDDY'S HOMF IMPROVE MENT AL.I_ TYPE S O CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 1338 lnter.rir 1 tpr or Plastering Plaster fl,5t(hifl,i 6. simulated brick & stOne spsc'aity 3777780 Beauty Care W J KING Plumbing Spplet.. r '?ures Water Heaters jar" 10 pm It- ru Sat 2531 Park 3fl 5417, __________________ - MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate it daily in classifi ed ads Nothing small about that ______________________________ C oncrete Specialists, drives, patios, stucco No work too Small or too large LIcensed & did. 299 Pressure Cleaning ______________________________ A&A CLEANS AL l[*teriorpretsureclean,flg _________________________________ - RadIo 7359. - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Ilarriett's Beauty Nook) S19E. First, 327 3742 _________________________ Modernizing your Home' Sell no longer needed but useful items with a Classified Ad 'TV a -Install carpet and vinyl, wall to wall Free Estimate Call SEARS in DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast C 202 LYC Oak Blvd 5antcjrd 311 1771 Ciseiuerry Phone 1.31 96.4) AdAbION _ ____ Roofing s C'i I '.P i NG lpI E a .i?.ng Dich I 'N't ri rj rs. tIat roofs or WC'lk 'II dirt. top tOil 32? 59i) thengles All work guarantee-a _____________________________ -_- I1POGDEN ROOFING 3734700 .'. • ra,cJ - SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. Am" 12 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY _______ . TOWNHOUSES APARTMENTS FunlF Un! Fun I SATURDAY 1:00 & 2:15 P.M. = ZZ __ _____________________________ 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM DELTONA- Air,Neat,Clean I BR, Closed Porch, $139 OR.Din P.., 51$ 2 BR, Carport, Porch, $1$ Immediate Occupancy. Will r.o? ho ld No Pets 571 1010 '7 &I Ff,"milie - xury Patio Apartments - Hartman Realty Inc. 10 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 SO per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 63.000 BTU Phone 323.100W r'rrnhfin Featuring THE FUNIII Suniand Bargain p FAL TOR 37? ________ ---- ___ 11 AM Till 2 A DON'T MISS CaliBart Real Estate - GAS PARLOR HEATER - CLUB l 33-Houses Furnished ;. ' '-' \, I \ / .,, N,/ 'b i'iii'Ia i1,,a"s.i\, . 9 - IN ' • !P J(/Now OPEN'II " 0W6 ri Efficiency apartment, lights and water furniShed. Elizabet h Crews. one 323 5111 be fore ID a m. -, - Lot ------ Li , pul LI1JULIL!JiLS Near Deflary. Orange Estates, 2 OR. fully carpeted, on lake. $150 I, & last 3726351 LAMLAND 613-1861-KISSIMMEE 841O292'/ 1 Woff A IT21111111111111111111111 No d01 RR 1.0 11 'USE OUR CREDIT PLAN :: For Sale or R en t by ow ner, very clean small 3 BR. Call for further Info after 6 p m 373 5795 Ff'" _______ 129.500 1311 Palmetto, Sanford Bedroom home, recentlyy refur. 4 bedroom, 2 baths, family room, formal dining. living porch, bished. assume low interest (ireplacs, 'c'ntral heat, large lot, mortgage or refinance VA No carport and garage Call now for down 5)9.000 appointment Huge FORREST GREENE, INC. 830653) REALTORS 327 S97Oeve't PIPE BENDING AVAILABLE 1: ___________ , , .. ., ''I,A . _._. - WAI COLBERT > . . , '-' ,- NO' ",' 'CUIt Th I çRD " I . ...._ If 95 _ - _ PTiO.II 2~eAMEJ11CAN STw I R R lin"i 5-iN, • Stots laced, .. ___ PHONE For a Free Estimate: 322.9430 or 322-9914 &I owx . \. Jul HALLOWEEN ___________ 3222420 Anytime P.O Sos 639, Winter Park, FL.. 32789 I ,., - ill -_ Hams lI ' [MUFFLER & TAILPIPE U.iaa(P,.d bOwl Ti betwean I of II asd at reis •bfiis c.nftdantlal ersfws,ltieo abet oor ei.wfi.d IsO Prollipstweal iii b masli,iq 1W rlvpois blw COMPATABILITY DATING 35 Mini nickname 37 Attendng 40 Bring into hirmony 41 Transgressor 42 Pubtic notice (coil) 44 Ours flame 45 Polite 46 Feminins appellation 47 Viscous liquid 48 French tryst 49 Semiprecious StOne 51 Scottish caps 54 Ptmit 55 Ciweal grass alai 1011 Al AUTHORIZED SUPERIOR MUFFLER CEITERI do.w IIineftdfiq eKeS II' 5ii. el ffi,ii •p be wa,isIa to ie.e$ I,, Cir$erI vs Mw to coolS we tan kelp 5'OV to a nicker and r.wardisq W141 life. I "Jill 111111111111 -al II _____ Way of Meeting r4! %.104 6 * C/. -~ ~ V DOWN I More Dignified Someone? f r. L Pr N - Jill' Jill' Admission Z/RESTAIJR Call Forrest Greene, Inc. • RAYMONDM BALL Peg Real Estate Broker 372 5611 Alt Hrs. 37? 7137 817W 1st St , Sanford MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS AKC Registered, Shots Phonerio%Jafler,p m. nstrom for a El ND,. lcL • MANOR PRIZES iItI I , . ,. • AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Call 641 3079. Nurses. RN's. LPN'S; Aidei; AideConipanion; Needed immed iately 6780636 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - '-- almost an acre of river front with beautiful trees. great fishing. 37360610, .123 0517 eves, WTT Wtllte Reg Real Ektit t3roIç JOiffi KPIDERASSOC 5)06061 Eves 531 1120 JIM HUNT ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary, "Submit Oftrs" CALL NOW LAKE MARY- Beautiful Iakront lotona Peninsula for unobstructed ¶(t11er, • BALL REALTY - Doberman Pinscher, red male. I mOnth5,AKC r eg istered, all shots, $150. PhofiC 321 0797 COLOR TV,$14,9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN All' 1006 '' Crank Really, Realtor rli,., 43-Lots.Acraage Owner . 322-647 SAN MO PARK, l 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult 8. family park Wctkly 1515 Hwy 17 92, Sanfor d 373 1920 One 1. Two bedroom apartments, carpeted, air, turn, & unfurn up 372 1110. Call to see 11 UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 803 W. RI St GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. L 1 im- • Air COnditioned efficiency apa ment Call ID a m to 7 pin. 377 777g. IS NOW OPEN P: 1P ZX BISCUITS Furnished ______________________ 557 3445 LOST - While German Shepherd, mate, 9 months old, vicinity Of Airport and Silver Lake. 377 7537 or 373 86.43 A - capital TASTY WORLD RESTAURANT A W.I.jf .'r d .'w-'7.w..v DAYS INN II a 47 Not bad 50 E xplosive * Li.,.all,. .ann 53 Facial feature 54 Of moon 56 Frequent suffix 57 Land of the free tab 56 Fon 59 Metal 60 Conger 61 Succinct 62w9like , & I B ______ ____ _________ _________ 1jA1 jT (f'r Q Pennsytvania - 24 HOURS I Interesting, profitable, part time or full time near your home with tree training Become a Field Cr ea tion Beauty Consultant. Call 6U 1310 or - .,_.. 14111.04 A Beautiful Job S-Lost & Found ' I PART TIME FARM HAND Call Evenings After? 1796 MAR H IA G 5 Performed by Marilyn, Notary, Ocala 901 732 8161 or ! 1773 Looking ______ 42 Itili*n city CALIf ENUH HADRIAN NERO OPEN Get it checked by the registered nurse at Altamonte Mall. near information center. Monday through Saturday, 11 am to 9 p.m -- I TOROID WINDERS Dek Industries "97777 K NO W YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE ' Color TV's from 550; B&w. $15: Service all makes. HERBS' 1200 S. French. 3fl 1731. • YOU Qualifyi JOHNNY WALKER A&PT GREGORY MOBILE HOM1 " 8O) Orlando Drive Sanford 5200 Th ' 10 Quallf led buVef & One 6. 2 bedroom apartments fLirfliS7ied or Unlumnithed Ne'ly COUNTRY CLUB MANOR3 BR,? bath, Central heat 8, air, fenced redec orat ed Come s'e. 300 E. back yard. Good conditiOn Airport Blvd Sanford, 173.1350 DSJ REALTY,REALTOR 7 BR ApI , sjII to wall carpet, air - 615 1166. After Hrs 339 838 CJnd .$fl5mo pluSdpojt. 208 E. DREAMWOLD-- El Caputain, tree 21st St. Call 373 4389 alter 330 PaviflU, assume with low down, 3 0 OeBary- Adults, I 0R. air, close to bcrooms. 1', bath. $71,900 stores, churcheS Ideal for retired 7425 YALE AVE-- $2S,900 Persons 668 648,8 or 372 lOS LAUREL AVE - $15,900 ___ ,_,,_ . ' Wll ueL Lm ssIuIle * I ii ey re Hot * New houses lna rural area . Nodfl payment, monthly Payments less than rent, Government subsidized On S acres of land toned Ml In dustr.al and Al Agricultural. 2 Bedroom house, support buildings, dog runs and very wooded. 5)3,500. Terms desired. . CITY- Duleic. turn or i'nfumn Qijiel NP,ghborhood aA ,75 761 or 333 rn l(nil,rtl BAMBOO COVE - wanted _Hi - - LONELY Answer o Previous Puzzle 39 City in - Above 4 Not right 9 Cotrupted 12 I lOVO (Latin _ 13 Weird PROBUS TIHERILJS CONSTANTINE TIfl'S GALBA 01110 VA LENS TOMORROW: Badge Podge"K' Enjoy much larger "S!ek & Find" nuzzles with nvø,Sil diicuveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page bookleta. To order volume, I. II and UI. send $1 for each. making checks payable to 'Seek Find" in care of this new-.paper, 1 2:00 (CATV.a) TBA (9) Movie (1 Party 5:30 (9) Movie - Part time office help. Mutt be knowledgeable of Sanford & Seminole Co. Mature Good typist, Must enjoy w or king with people. Reply to Box 551 c 0 The Evening Herald, P.O. flax 1637. Sanfor d. Fla., 37771. 1:00 (41) Time Tunnel 8:00 (2)(8) Emergency Iuuuruuu,: iIle nioaen aamee listed billow appear forward, backward, up, dowii, or dLagoaally in the punk. Find each hkld.a same and box It In aa shown: YOUU LOVE "OLD DRULA" 12:30 (CATV6) Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (24) Solar Energy HTCONSTNNTIMEAUGDMR AUGUSTU8 CLAUDHJg (44) Untouchables 4:15 (9) Movie Easy friendly living. Come loin us FRANKLIP4 ARMS APTS Rent , rom 44 I -. - 11:30 (2)(8) Saturday Night () Movie (9) Movie (13) Movie (2) B'tween (I) Here And There (13) Candid Camera TAI CLSDBEGAHTOBUSRO IF YOU LIKED "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" 4-Personals FOUND: Ladies Bicycle, orange a. black, owner may claim by Identifying & paying for ad. 37)0381. 11:15 (9) ABC News (13) Project 13 (24) Burns And Allen (35 ) ( 44 ) Wrestling A C I, N H S I) I U S F. S U S I B I C A B F. R F. U I D A I C 0 p H 0 U B 11011 I SDTNAHADRIANSSUOPT NOW SHOWING (CATV-6) Movie (35) 700 Club Star Trek 7:00 ,', UI La s t V1flV vvild (3) Firing Line (6) Hee Haw (CATV.6) 20.000 Leagues Under The Sea (I) News Conference (9) Lawrence Welk 26 Barely sufficient 28 Mouthliki openings 31 Morally corrupt 34 Al no time 36 Foreigner 37 Floating 38 All (cor"b lorm) ILSAIIREIRITHNBSNHHP VLRi.To!'% V I REU I TONTRI. 41AM - (2)(6)(8)(9)(13) News EVENING IS Insurgent (con I 16 Decree 17 Recent 18 Cut with scissOrs 20 Chemical suffix 21 Sea bird 22 Heaters 24 European opean BA A 1IHRCONA STUN F. ROPV 0=11111116 11:00 (3)124) Florida Business Week (6)(13) News CBS .I! NC Ph'w (35) Animal World IIIIIIIIIIIII 01 ______ MAITLAND LIONS CLUB looking for donations for their Nove.nber Flea Market. Those interest ed in donating new or used articles, please call 8 30 7702 (6)(13) Carol Burnett 6:30 (2) Florida's Watchinq ACHOBS 3:30 (2) Tha t Good Ole Nashville Music (3) Flower Show (6) Soundlno Board NND 1 B{1LJAENSBRALUD GE I HI IpsLnOAnLDGEo A IUUOEt\%COTTTDUATN 339•2474 10:30 E Good and BUIJR\4TIDTANI ISGUA SKATE CITY On T'* Track Rd, Off Hwy. 17.93, Fern Park 6:00 (3) Villa Alegre Commercial Breeder Kennel in Operation 3 - * * I I I I.I I I I I I I.I. IIO'APartments Unfurnjsd ` - (35) Movie (35) Nashville On The Road 7 RPdroom. nit conditioned fenced s'nrd. 1901 Summerlin Ave $5900 rr offer 12 2 3197 ______________________ . . 02.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum a References 371 0258 or 37) 8)17 URP4IS t OwOooR RENT & flllemanP,eferr iOiQpl .. -,-- ~ _==~~ ---'- - - 1fl lady. age 60, io1 ' 9:30 (6)(13) Bob Newhart (CATV.6) 700 Club ___________________ I SA\t1 EB I TI NROBOAIINO OvId.s, Rides Nest D•oc -. 4111M .UL 261imes . 24C a line ___ _______ , W.dn.sdays 7:30.1030 p.m. Closed 2nd Wed. of every month Thursdays Private Parties Only 5:30 P.M. - __ 41---Hwses --- -_ -----------.-_ DEADLINES Before u ll Publication we Day vQ Noon The Sunday - Noon Friday (6)(13) Mary Tyler Moore (CATV.6) Pop Goes The Country (9) SWAT. (44) Movie (CATV.6) Untouchables (24) Book Beat (35) Pop Goes The Country (44) Untouchables .. A.M. - _ ______ requI ' 41c a line 31c a line (3)(24) Autobiography Of A Princess 10:00 (3) Soundstage FA 1 thru S times th u 25 times MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 9:00 (2)(8) Movie 5:30 (3) Quick On The Draw (24) Black Perspective On The News Soul Train 1:00 (44) That Good Ole Nashville Music (35) Star Trek 1:00 8:00 Winter Park RAT E S H OURS Road 3:00 (3) Florida Report (CATV.6) Love, American Style (I) High Chapperal (24) Say Brother (33) Party 12:30 Go USA Indian Summer (6)(13) Cosby Kids (CATV.6) Gilligan's Island (9) American Bandstand (35) Ceser's World rscfll Lru. CLASS IFI E D (LMIruv 8:30 (6)(13) Doc (CATV.6) Nashville On The 4:30 (3) Consumer Survival Kit (24) Realldades (35) Car An! 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CLASSIF IIIED ADS TV 7:30 (7) Celebrity Sweepstakes (3) black Perspective On The News (6) Wonderful Wor ld OfAgic (CATV.6)(44) Love. Amen. can Style (I) $25000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares (13) America: The Young Ex Friday -.--. - ' TONIGHT'S -. - Home Improvements Lawn Care Ri''v"...J.i'.: SIHM top* Custom Work Lic ens ed, Bondeø Lawn S.er',ice. no job too large or ?cFree estimate 373 60 sau Call R,'irr 799 7359 ________________________________ _______________________________ Save a couple of old fri en SOLAR HEATING AND WATER ds New t-Cels & Soles given tile to your PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Shoet HANSON'S SHOE SHOP, _______________________________ Call Phil Gonzalez 3o3 323 39 STORIt-ic; ii I " -.'.:.sip72 1 E Is' St 3779997 i,ts 7 ',', 'I [ CASH SLI/.t BUDGETS Is AR I t'L.C[ A CLASSII ED AL) TiOA' STEREO WITH VALUES FROM Call 3377611 r 0 11 'fl THE WANT AD COLUMNS Quail ui'i'Istt.r.pg F mc.' ;,. 'k up & Need help on that Saturday lob' -Office __________________________ di'lt.j.ry Call for free estimate Paneling door, windQwj hung. 201 E Commercia' 323 64S1 concrete work, etc. Bytheptjrot OFFICE MACHINES by the lob '72936$ "We service all makes and models' _________________________ Free Pickup and Delivery - Interior, Exterior Plastering, Sanford Business 332 8003 PAUL SLATER Plaster Patching & simulated ___ ___ Protesiin Wallpaper Hanger, br Ick & stone special'y. 3777780 . LICCfl%ed Residential Comm e rcia l ______________________________ Control Il y ou are hiving difficulty finding a Free EStimates P ) P47j place to live, car to drive, aio4,,, ART BROWN PEST CONTROL some servic, y ou have n o4 7547 Park Drive read all our Want ads every day. - 3778163 WELLS DRILLED PUp SPRiNIcLTR All t'vPe.5 anostlei Looking for garden equipment? ___________________________________ werepaira ndseri,ice R,ead today's Classified ads for PET REST INN STINE MACHINE & goon t'Uy% Boarng & Groom.nSUPPLY CO Ph 37? 1037 'C'W 7ridSt Jfl 643? _________________________________________________________ HousePaintlap r.., r ______ Upholstering Moliss Wall Pop _ "\4JIeag.at Pest - 3 Mo..6 Moi 1 Year [eases 0 NO SECURITY DEPOSif, Large 1 & 2 Bdnn. Rpts.Furn. or Unfum. W5ii_DriIIinj g= Pet Care *On Lake, Free Boating Spool CItmp,ous, •brapes *Car peting S ep Diiq Room, Hig hwa y 17.92, Sanford, Next Cavalier 3231470 or $3p,777 . - , , - - _, 1 To List. '9W BuStnes5.,,D1Q1 322-2611--or ---r _ 'c. -e-t,. -i - 831-9q3 - - I �I.. WOMEN' 60-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0 - - __ ____ Friday, Oct. 24, 1975 - - - - - - .- , Edition . I - -- . - _. - - 48th Annual Progress i 1) -- - ------- __ ____ __ - __ _-, Dieting 4-H Clubs Hold Banquet . --;-,.:.- f) ; - -.--- _Z-_ Seminole County 4.11 Banquet was held Saturday evening in the Sanford Ciie Center wi th County Commission Chairman Sid Viblenas guest ol honor. . - - ___ I 1 fl 1 __ ____ _____ I - - ...r - ___ ____________ =~ ______V~i A e .I i L _A______"_~~_ This obsession with dieting _A, t 5, Hers presented a $100 , - , :-_--.~._ Z., check to Ed Pose), -j representative from the Central Florida Zoo. f Meritorious service ird went to flebbie Craven, incoming 4-U president, and Tom Hoffman, incoming alternate delegate. Recognized for '.. and the weather as a topic of J - .. . - Don't get me wrong, I ai.. not against dieting. As a matter of / __ - ivat — - I = i '46 J '. j / I - 11 - - It DEAR ABBY: My - E . ______________________________________________ o - %E r - says railroad per. He said trains on Thursda - sonnel don't pro%ide the proper caused a traffic sm.rl at the Sit ~9 11 ".j ,X - - ZIM I t 1 ' iii4iii i 'lU!lL ''.. • ,. r.. i -~ - .. ...- i. - -_ ziiiiii r(J ress . ' . .~ 't'on, Salute To -- . ,. .1 . with statiAtical data backing - ,~.-_- i!UflS * 5 - I A - ~_~ :1 --.- ili 4 . .. I _'_ ..- -- _____________ - - ., - . - ;~ .- . .. -_ %;- -__ - i -. Z-~I- ~&__t-__MLr__Ww . - - .,- ~ ___~71_1=_ - I - - ~ - M - - -1 __4t. ____. _ --"- - . -.-__- - " % - _ i - . __ I _-., - 4.:. - , - - - ... .1 • •, - S T , , • = Others attending were ...... iE- . . ii~ +,1~ followed by luncheon at 12:30 Thursday through Sunday at Sherry and Blair Kitner, p.m. the Don CeSar Hotel, St Hardwick d Skip i Abby II - - ____ .~ - 11PINNEIN ' Daylight Saving 71me officially ends at 2 a.m. Sunday and the Back." The girls are __ the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Walter If. Merl%elber sisters, thret-ycar-old Jennie (left) and four-year-old MerhArther, Celery Avenue. Sanford. (Herald Photo by Nil Krisd, remind everyone to turn their clocks back one hour. They Vincent Jr. i remember with the well-worn slogan, "Spring Ahead, Fall THEY REMEMBER TO TURN CLOC KS . Supporters -- -- lk ~ -z"a - LT - 7!-'t A.- 0 - ~, -t_5~~" -A,--%4 " _# z . _ _ - - -V_ __1 .-I- 1: ~_ ~_ __ _. ~-_ used Broiling your food instead of Association (SMCA) will host a The invocation was given by Petersburg. Wrie, so I made up my mind Becky Hendrix and Roy Metreception for all members at frying ases less electricity or Freddie Nelson, Sanford Area The delegation that no matter what the cir. frorn calfe and Beth Blair and Vic the Mayfair Country Club, gas, cuts out calories by using Council president. Guest Seminole County Democratic Gischler. cumstances were. I would no oil, and is better for )-on. lcl_ Saturday from 9-10:30 p.m. speaker was Hugh Burgay who Women's Club M-er nag my husband. included Also Jess and Herman Serving meals with a meat, spoke on "Spirit of '76." Well, Ted and I have been .V Co-chahmxn of the luncheon President Norris and M)Ttle Heinle. Terri and Irving No individual invitations veget.able and salad, touched up nwried for seven mon" and Gradick, Frances Jackson, Pip Gussow, Jan and Tom U By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN have been sent, but all men)- with onion or garlic powder is were Kathy Chudoba and Billie Slaback, June Foley, Ann Freernan. Vickie and Emle if em a wife had reasons to nag bers are invited to attend. another way. If your family Hughes. Their committee in- Brisson, Kay Ohlrich, Peggy Cavallaro, Linda and David her husband,I had plenty 11111111111 I Memberships will be on sale at insists on a potato or rice side eluded Jonty Dempsey and Hattaway, Judy Kwiatkowski, White, Debbie and Henry kept my mouth shut. for those persons still dI.sh,serve ittothem, but donot Michelle Hartung, decorations; Beverly Freeman and Another reader suggested My husband and I discussed the door The biggest Beth Bowlin, Barbara Maurer and Ted dom,t cOme right home SEEN IT Uke a picture of the it, Immediately bought a six- wishing to join the SMCA. indulge yourself. Kathi Chudoba, reservations; Hattaway. Sandy LeGault, Cathy and Don Refreshments wiil be served; It You are serving ham- Jenny Johnson, programs; after work, and he never calls pansy planter in living color, foot-high redwood fence Bauerle, Sandra and Rodney dress is optional, burgers and they are frozen, Janet Driggers, favors; Sandra Sanford-Seminole enlarge it to tell me he'll be Jaycees Atkinson and C.J.Bau. When I ran into ft nei Admission to concerts place them in an ungreased Clark, door prizes; and Billie held the annual membership Even when he amm home at SW COUM a" hermff as Others ghbor skillet, cover and steam them. Hughes, raffles. on the street, I told her WHY we 4:00 in the morning with liquor see her. banquet Saturday night at Sue Mrs. Christim Sharpies has' Dear ailroad y I orn Interstate 4 -which tied "Our Drime concern is at the up autg1l. - -- . " ^-^., .-..!.-,;;!c:;. UILU br an 11 o clock 'R4rirossing, and I in going to I1& There still remains a lot of shosdon Monday over the stick in tu the corn *1...c U -4 .-,.,-.ItT o1railroad len tt arc niission 4tIt1 ( untinued On Page 2A) 1tlIoeJ o hi crossin s I 11 ' Saboard Coastline officials r' / s.-.. ilairn iounty ordinance . . ... .-limiting blockages to live 400 1 ,,.__ , I minutes is -frankly im=40011-. - --I possible," according to Sanford Traininaster Milton Smith. The ordinance, prepared by --- __ - - -------. - - I -1. __ • .. lounty Attorney Toifl .F 47~ -Freeman. holds railroad The Evening Herald presents annual Progress - . ,blockage in excess of The Progress Edition is a salute to our county and the minutes. The penalty is a W many communities that make it up. Most of all, it is a salute to our people fine and-or 60 days in Jail ~. _7:~~~ The theme of this year's issue, our Bicentennial County commissioners Oct. ; .FAtion, is "Yesterday. Today and Tomorrow.,, 14 agreed to hold Monday's .M -1- w I = L workshop with railroad and It is composed of six sections as follows: V CITY OF SANFORD introduced by a cover other interested parties after photograph of the Civic Center, this section highlights the . Smith and J.H. Lee, a United city's more prominent features, Transport Union official, -SE%IINOLECOLNTY TheCourthouse tsdlsplayedon showed up at the meeting to th e front of this section, which explores th e many facets of protest the ordinance as it is living and working In Seminole County, currently written i reeman - I - jX — ., I ft 4 - oven is one way of using spices. for the hospitality hour, at the state convention held Bracken and Karen Jones, The board of directors, Those on a diet should remove Seminole Mutual Concert t Skill before eating. si%~& I . s and garlic powder (no salt members were hostesses to the 1. ft, I." ______ . B ED PItICKETI - - - 9 V11 , - - . . Or, I .; ZJ A. - 10 14 . Talk For Crossings - _ ';.t~.. :_ - . I __ . Z - i-9-1- .__ icia Off 0 1. - ~4- --f- - - __ ~ - - Ra'161road . I : I _.- :1' -_~" ;- ~t~-_ M _- To Be Here Monda I ..i -- . - - At Sorority Fete vent I _. , -__ --_ ~ ~ * VW V In An Around Sanford e 4 - ex ens * I _? . ___ . p _-_ -,.:___-1 I - - -_ - ._-_ -_.._-_._-_.-. _ , ~ .I _....1.1- - ~ - .1 - ~~~ ~_ ~. i / 't familiar tastes as well as new .. . -_ . - ,.--_ I - V , and pleass t -,7e,r , .. -, ~ , One reason many people _____________________________ Farm Bureau and hesitate to go on a diet j 4 Seminole t.ou ni Extension I cost. Low calorie, prepared Homemakers' Council 44-I Coordinator Louize Gill (right) presents meritorious service awards to Debbie Craven and foods can beex p ive. Aid to ." 0 County winners were that, of only one member of a / Charmalne Hannar, Alice. zog, bread, ('harmalne / famil y Is on a diet, it usually and Inn Jones, dress Clark and Ann Lochte Margaret Bose, Nancy Hannar and Donna Lyles, required cooking two separate revue. horses; and Tamrnv Field and Merrilee Hancitizenship; Jennifer meals. That can be more Signing In 115 Beta Sigma Phi sorority members attending the AH-Chapter luncheon Saturday are Also, Susan Burns. Ann Moore, Karen Field, Nancy nah, achievement;Curtis Dombs Lisa Domby, Pam stated, Jenny Johnson, Ilelt) and Janet Drlggern, standing, Denise Riddle, (left) a nd kathi trouble than it's worth Kurth, Mine Arniund and Hitter and Tracy Renner, agriculture, Milan Bragg and Tim Jones, Chudoba (Herild Photo by Doris Dietrich) ' There is another way Susan Norstrom, food you can horticulture Jakubcln, Tom 11f maj', clothing; Leslie McMillan. loose weight, not purchase nutrition; Jennifer Adicks, Also Cliarmajne Hannar and Jeff Peizer, Tina Marie Brewer, Julie expensive foods, and only cook Lori Andrews and Barbara and Merrilee hlannar automotive, Rose DeLello, Hawkins and Joan Elflander, one meal It is the use of spices forestry, leadership Ricky Sandy DiLello, Angela Hawkins, corLwrvation of M03t5piCe3 are allowed on all Debbie Carven, Jennifer Underwood, petroleum DiLello and Gloria Keyser, natural resources, Heather but the most rigid of diets Piana Nancy Field and power Cirmaine Ranbaton twirW%; and Shawn Jones, Jonni Ferguson, 115 Items such as garlic, onlon Greg Pelzer, general; ., soy Hannar, beef. Deanna Kohlmeyer and sauce, paprika, celery Alice-Margaret Bose, Karen Rhodes public Also, Christina Drenner, Merrilee Hannah, dog care Connie JakubcIn and parsley can change a plain .- -L rity speaking; and Beverly Marimon, Beth and training; and Donna Shawn Brumbaugh, home meil into a delicious treat that members attended the annual Checefsky and Evawn south of Palatka, a priority ___________________________________________________ IWam and Detbie Her. Lyles, Brenda Checefsky will satisfy the taste buds of all All-Chapter Sanford Beta environment: Bonnie & . project of Florida Jaycees. The DIE"ICH ;__ and help those on a diet lose Sigma Phi luncheon Saturday ho sw Robert B brld Cospondent weight. at Lord Chumley's Pub, r • ' weekend guest of iiIe ge Chlckenbnishedwlthacupof Altamonte Springs Carrying Jeff Garland and David DIAL soy sauce, to which has been out the theme, "Let Heritage u ic Group mmwmwmw~ (.urthie weekend guest of added 1 teaspoon each onion Ring," Rho Rho Chapter Mary and Larry Blair Spo ls . —- ,7 -1. , / I I- A - . J Sweet 1 7~ 1W _ __ . -. . ~ ; __ .I . I f' l ~ f __ -i.- "__ ~. M ~ ___.___7 - A - h - ~- -_ __ . --- ~,-__-4- -- - - L -- - Plain Talk N eeded -, ~7 Z. ~___ - . . Z%~7'--,, __ Z_ ~ - ~ il --,- ~ 111111r,q. .---- 7 1- 0 4 the food allowed on most diets. . r ~ ~_ 2n - - m.~7-7-ma~zr-~ ~l'.4- - - -2 -7 I _.- A-M!-~~~_ r , 'Ji" 7 I . 1_____-__'1~_t_._ I ,_ 7~ ( - q I.W Tht objection tiori [not of u lii to dieting is the dreariness of _____________________ - - 11 . con%ersation / - ______ _ 0 1 fvll ~ .. 'y -r._i___=J-_. __ '/ - __ WW_11!MM_ I I --_- ^. 4 Sanford, Florida 32171----Price 20 Cents ________; . Seminole County Extension Home Economics Agent, 68th Year, No. 56-Sunday, October 26, I97 .. t Spice - - The program was ______ — -. , . Helped 1 ____ Eweiiiiig _ Carpenter of Scott Electronics are hard at work on the cover of this section on free enterpmijigmSeminole; l'AlILY. As a place to live, this area ranks with the best, as this section on home life demonstrates. Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church adorns the cover; DERARY-DELTONA: ,Mrs. Frances Hochreiter, as Betssy Ross, and "Miss Deltona," Sue Carol Stanley, brighten the (Y)ver of this section on Sanford's sister. cit.ies. SPORTS and LEISURE: Sanford angler Dick Dove holds up two lunkeri on the e3ver of this section, which is i'I in fun. off on final adoption of the measure until all interested parties have had Inputs. Smith say. the ordinance, literally, is impossible to enforce and that such a measure would force Sanford's "AutoTrain to go out of business." However, Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. though acknowledging the county's economic debt to the t E lecti•on r'I -- - . Mary's ence, and she through membership only. No the'use of worcheitershire smile and a sexy nigh Mrs. William (Jean) Norris Bob Koch, past president of Hospital, Orlando, and is k, door. sauce. was Several years ago, we moved beautiful and should be on elected second vice Winter Park Jaycees. say, '111, Darling, can I fix you convalescing at her home, 115 Tuna can be served with less president of Democratic into a really nice section of display like Greek statues." Concerts in the coming something to eat?" Special guests were two boys Larkwood After I gave her a piece of my season are 'Dames At Sea," a mayonnaise of you add a can of Last Friday, he went to work town. Imagine my surprise and I didn't we him spin until when my two bop (ages 10 and mind, she added, "I notice that musical comedy scheduled for well d.rained bean sprouts and Monday evening. I was worried [2) caine running into the house you hang your wash outside, Nov. 3 at 8 p.m.; Royal only enough mayonnaise to Different and sick, but when he showed up, all to tell me then were naked which makes the whole neigh- Tabitians, a Polynesian dance moisten. delicious. PeP nest door! horhood look like Dogpatch!" troupe, on Feb. 3, 1976; p4 I said was "Gee hon I sure • When cooking vegetables, I couldn't believe It, so I went How's that for nerve? "William Windon Plays missed you.99 Anyway, a fence Is the ji.. Thurber" on March 1976. AU add Less salt, a teaspoon of I'm afraid he's got another OUtside to see for myself. It was Lois Whitcher, of 406 S. now was the time to do all I Saladma3ter, and Longwood can't W*rstand him. He true11are were three children swer to improve the view -not concerts will be held in the onion powder and a sprig of girl. I fresh parsley to the cooking Longwood running around Circle, Longwood, could to help others. I believe Villa e Inn. a picture. Sanford Civic Center, completely YORK, PA. was so crazy about me when we water. You will find ou may envisioned a small, backyard God put the idea into my head, y first met, he made me break naked. T'heir mothers were CONFIDENTI A A mernuership also not need to add the higher event sitting at a nearby picnic table READFR just a few "white and since then, many other my engagement to U)er INCHAR LES naked from the waist up and to marry turn. No one said It better on tickets to the pane Try making open faced proceeds to benefit the United offered their help, and their nursing their babies out in the IOWA: What am I doing wrong' than Jo na than Swill "Good Ball Dec6As special , sandwi ches. OPtfl Yard. re ral Palsy Fund, prayers for our success, she NEEDS ADVICE manners is the art of making to the Bicentennial year your milk budget in hall, I was speechless! I gave my said quietly. DEAR NEFM- You are those people easy %ith whom Association President Bettye while still retaining the Today, from a knock on one Local businesses and groups lettlog Ted pt awayI with boys firm instruct.ions to play in $4 neighbor's door for a little converse. Whoever makes Smith is coordinating a special necessary vitarnhis, but using a murder. I don't remlimmend their own front yard until the %e promising their support are: the fewest people uneasy Is the program Involving local talent, quart of whole milk to the novel event has one quart McDonal's, Longwood; Jack-ingingaman, init I'Jo tjiin situation improved, best heed In the company." , sometime in the spring. spread cdt with y skim milk, you should cut out the phony Nice everybody wanting to get sWPet talk and iithstitute some of Music, Altamonte Mall the act Anita Ceramk Studio, Florida PLAINtaIk..Yourmarrf,gejs beaded for th e rocks. Seminole . . "1 feel just great a bout counseling! .P'cJ . whole thing," said Lois "It's Garden Center; Tupperware; 4 ,.. DEAR ABBY When kids exciting toget a group of people Seminole Drug Abuse, Metro qoet \.t'nd . marry and have babies, and Equipment, Fire together with something good Fire ' '.' c) 11 their marriages fail, Zj Qile!? as a result me entire corn- De p artm e n t , ' Longw d; on Grandma to look after their munhty is Joining in ouJ efforts . .--~4- *_V~ &~_ ~ bro children while they work, date ~ to MIR money for the Cerebral me, h. -rand so forth Palsy I' und Eseryone keeps PRINCESS jT • oIC )toSi All Grandma gets for raising p.A' .r-4 4 hoping that something will be Beauty Salon comeone 'ls s child found to stop this dreadful New Phone Number reuiark,"IMy mother spoils my t~; I: lil , dima3e, but we need money to = XAa&-_ 1~ I MARGE WILLIAMS child, but what can I do?" , Zg_ _ -sm combat it." - _. DONNA lferaid Staff Writer Bazaar Set To filed documents to have their names placed on the irtuaiIv elected to the Mercer seat. She is Unup- when she successfully challenged charter- for public office de feated Demmber ballot. posed. , dc-signated Mayor Don Jackson. council post. Mumbo is challenging Incumbent Councilman Mrs. Lash was first elected to a one-year split During her year in office, her husband George The one-year split term, won by Bacon, was the IAKE MARY- Ex-Fire Chief Charles (Chuck) Martin Bacon Sr. for a berth on the governing body term in the December, 1973 election. She did not Hess, also active in the fire department, and an while Mrs. hess Is opposing Incumbent Councilman choose to run in 1974. term of Lake Mary PostSmith said In September as he resigned his city post unsuccessful Republican candidate for county o had been designated a that the fire department would participate in this Harry Terry. for the group rive post. Mrs. Hess is opposing Terry, the only member of conunissioner in lriO, led a move to dissolve the CoUnCluuan in the charter, was subsequently Also qualifying to run against Bacon, who Is the city council designated in the charter who has city's incorporation. year's December election, adding he hoped to get completing a one year split term on the board, is reinairied on the board. replacements for the Incumbent councilmen. The Hesses got nationwide publicity on elected to a two-year term in 1973, and resigned late county maintenance division head Henderson Terry was subsequently elected to a two-year television and in newspapers during the move A in 1974. Apparently he has made good on his promise. Ferguson. Smith in September excluded from his pledge term in 1973. Ile is vice mayor of the city and has referendum to dissolve the incorporation failed Just before the candidate qualifying period Council member Virginia Mercer, completing a substituted as acting mayor in Sorenson's absence, however. "10 try to get enough people together to get rid of the ended Friday, Roger Stumbo, an act Ive member of two-year termin office, did not seek re-.e lection. current city council." Council member Virginia chairing the city council meetings. In December, 1974,Mrs. Hess. upon completin the fire department and an appointed city fire t)cLores Lash, designated a council member in Mrs. hess, although active in Republican her year as mayor, decided to trY for a cite c,uncit Mercer, a supporter of th e volunteer department coffun"oner, and ex-Mayor Margie [less, a the city charter incorporating the community and and who had served as fire coinn registered nurse with the volunteer department, approved by the people in August, 173, has been (Inst dip Into the political waters personally in 1973 I3,icon -1 retired union rwgoti1itor in his l'rst try Co nt i nued On Pa ge !A t' zris Longwood Girl Heads Event - d Fund , ~ 41 - ' - i. I. . i gone s e/ ,, oo - The Evening Herald salutes all of the Seminole County area this weekend with our 48th Annual Progress Edi tion In this special edition, we salute our area citizens, their lifestyle and our business and industrial community in a 104.page story pictorial Additional copies of this special - 111 be available, wrapped for malling, at the of (Ices of The Evening Herald (c.(( - MARGARET ..". - from having raised their own Iattr '1 . the Lrap of having to raise their . . i = - T, '. 322-0043 - _________ rl Lois has worked on bt-nefits before, and has high hopes of _V - A ~_ __ _ 69MESUFM m9k Abby, piease try to tree I - '- WEARYANDTh.APPED DEAR W AND T' every grother I - - - ' ----- , I - z--- ______ - - - ___ - ___ -- - _-~ ________ ... - - omplaLnedabuuta 68-year-old i - - .. . . ..., plant rAles in a SJKW and ego* her t w"vwtd - -z - =~ '7. - 4111161"4 : - It stingy defense and an opportunistic offense gave Seminole a 32-7 football victory over Colonial here Friday night. Complete prep football coverage begins on Page 11- * You You CAN ioe weight LOV"W Mayor J1M LOUMislt W WM UOU WWkbff 4pd W Chip Brewb9tea, combine efforu Jai, a C&%bw aby-Batm,_ - RI,...1r &ucceu1W United SHIRLEY MILLET ' cu tday TRIM CLINIC in Cuni W m ffihs ad lis r • - RUTH TU EC H LYNN HENDERSON AY L_ - .- - .—- ai . ars 501111 railroad buffs mn,t appreuate the two train '. -d on .Sea boa rd Coast property ,it Fulton Street and MyTtle Asenue In Downtown tract* i ng Attention 2C Horoscope ..........141' IA Hospital Sports ----------- 1-48 Television _ . 6-81) 14C Women .. SHIRLEY MILLET ; &U-9212 r tIILDA I . Saturday's high 80. Ovenulght low 65. Partly cloudy today. Vighs In the mId W and lows tonight in the midlOs %arlablemostly northwest wInds 10 to 15 mph, decreasing at night. Complete details and Ild are on Page ?-A. -- _1 _ - - -- - -- - ---- - - -, the board of both the ssoc1ates(oca.Cola and The It()t (o Daytona Beach ,1UL1 M ~, R it s been completely redone and redecorated inside It wits converted from a n LL obsersation dome Ioungt le per to four bedro.tns and three baths," said ,Mrs. Dori.,; -T Blair. Itoot's secretary. Ms Blair said Root pun chased the lightweight car from the Denver & Rio I I -• -iii4IP -. . It-At SLO - w j. 141 • -,_;• - - - - "quiteexpensivt' :_ -. I ' 1 " Itwasone f four fie bought. she said. Thtte were sold out of state added ±i' — i L • ' Tb.. Sil ver I lolls 'has been space. ,... --- —'., Parked here on ' a loo.Ioot .. -i -I-i, r---'--' "This property iLI* track section to W for about two the original freight and years and is kept for private lKissenger depot many years ;. nd cumpany use only, acI 6 - - — __ ~_ ago," .said Smith. _019VIIr~ tvrding to Mrs. Blair. ' Smith said the depot was The newer "Edna iii" railroad car, I left and the "Silver holly", an ex-obser-sation dome lounge sleeper car, sit on leased Seaboard Its completely air. Coastline track seeflons at Fulton St. and Myrtle Ave., In moved to Wes cvnditioned. In its day, the 'about 50 years ago when DR(; seated nine in the lounge Ifl' i' OWfl i lv Ji -Edna Ill" out to California c-quilmicrit "hen it %as so up "Jonts was in the railroad Aid passengers in IlkJ ones. ' a retire about two ears aO. Ihe t!t'rc four years ago, said business in (he Carolinas. lie "Atlantic Coa stline." Then obscrsindogii' Mr Blair millionaire Tamarac, 1950, a new facility 'ner attip'r.o Beach) he .5 sears old, has been parked lit Il IJones) probably Aiken I believe it was,' was built on Persimmon The noi'ie of All Aboard said. Ttw name -Edna 11, here about a month. he savi come back up arxi look at it. . said Smith, Avenue. lie said. and "clickety -clack. clickety, . Jones,*' his %ife, is ell)_ Jones was an advisor and -.&WdSimth. lie said some of The owner of the older car. r tw rai l roa d cars, the ,[.',Ili,,, IS f th 1 **Silver htilhs Sooth sai d J o ne s look \tit hun Corp . bus the i r to i (lot) Ill M ount l)ra , __ ---- - -- -- _-.-..--t --. -------------- - I • - -- - ________ - 57A.3107 %% 14 I Forest City t' , of "Ilk-y're Just something to play with, I guess. To say -1 own a railroad car' These cars will Iast forever if they're kept up." trainiiiaster So-aboard. dencribed the romanta pair owned by two different railroad enthusiasts, who has e leased the parking 1,. At rift! , Dear Abby end X, X. Ott Hwy 1' 92 at 27th 3224739 Try It YOU'll like Ill Why did lois decide to direct such a projectin the first plm? Around The Clock IA Bridge ..... ....... ..14C Calendar 7* ar --------1W Comics Cross%ord - . .. 1A Editorial -I r .. 6A Cal . Dry Cleaning at budget Prices and Win laundry . service in 0 pwunt at. mospttere. O.si 7a daily Located FAIR WA V PLA ZA ' 034-9212 fl12 LAUNDROMAT .' i\I)I ' ' - -- _;_,fu-! Bq .JOE ASKREN herald Stall Writer head ~ sse rry Winter Springs 1----. The bazaar UI resemble mak festival thrown In. Clowns, games and just plain fun are all on tap, with kjck.o(f Lime at 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, at S. Lonkwood Circle, off Grant Street, Longwood. - uoo -- . L41 TRIM -"elp * have32boothellnedup,sotar," - , herulf. When Me Ls asked to look after her grandchildren MW she doesn't raWy VIANT K gbe should say s& DEAR ABBY: SEEN IT All, 0 812 iri..r1..riJrLnJ-Lns R ~? 4f; - ~- .. - Ifl ford Seminole Downs Colonial Sanford ' uessfu! one. "The I'olice Department, council and mayor have all pledged their support The Lyman High School Band will play and we ,,- % I I Y 1--~,~- -1- -__- ~..~ .__~ V -fi,~':- - 4; Z _t_ -_ =-- -F . Ol d - .. - ' .-- -4 - . A I - - '' - ___ I rJ -3I—& _~, fft - P E but they fall into .--.__. ,. tt; 'e' 1 ____ - Most grandmothers, weary I L6 2Aco . 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Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY Mnrt W3IIiai- HOROSCOPE By IIERNICE HEI)EOSOL For Thursday, October 23, 1975 ARIES (march 21-April 19) you have to Leave the house to opinions will be wrong for you today. large groups or gatherings could cost you, and could prove expensive, This is not a good day to try to run an errand. (Feb. 20-March oi SAGI1IARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. accomplish things alone. Other LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) If you people's thinking will all your own 21) Continue to try to think In Be prepared to be flexible and you try to to way friends today, it's terms of helping others. You able to change your se tend to be too self-centered, today, or you'll find TAURUS (April 20-May 20) going to cost you far more than locking horns with those This could put you in a bad Try to be extra-practica today. 11 M hnnip '.iJtt,U (Aug. )-epL. ShI "&"• Youcouldkidyourselfthatyou You might get away wi CAPRICORN (Dec. th have more renurces YOUR rnRTIIIMY than YOU playing the big shot with 19) Keep your nose to the Oct. 23, l95 try any new. have, thus causing much strangers today but don't try it grindstone. wastefulness, at home. They'll burst your (angled ideas. Things get done GEMINI May 21-June 20) bubble, better by tried-and-true A lucky cycle is beginning ic You're in a happy-go-lucky you this coming year. You'll LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) methods today, tøêIi Vre-aeor Kin1T1P !i!1. (j, Jiuuer PISCES help lYI Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents have things avoid mistakes, thinking with your lf for. Lasn fl-Jan, THE BORN LOSER by Art Sarisom mooed. If home problems should Keep everything out in the open Fee les interfere with your social today. hidden motives You're lucky as long as you're philosophies will open doors take it in stride. ds closed to you in the past. with a few friends lking deal1n ta a lot of necessitate will fast CANCER (June 21-July fl) to cover up. SCORPIO iOct. 24-Nov. fl) You're more content at home Keepyourthoughthand ideas to today. Things annoy work. You'll even uptight if yourself today. Other people's _____________________________________________________ WIN get Pancreas Damage b Iwit v tarrv By Lawrence F. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB I have been a diabetic for about five years. The cause of my con. dition is an infection of the AT BRIDGE [, I - Dr. Lamb I weaken ed it to a po int where it doesn't function. Will you _______________________ Please let me know what effec ts He didn't play diamonds right away, but when he got around North-South vulnerable cause gangrene? Why L r at I a . ..... doesn't none at all, independent of it, w he ther i ns ulin is formed In I Y:1.;7(, '-rviJ 3ESSLON 2 N I Pass 3 N I Pan 4£ Pass S * Pass 6* lass PUS Pass There are innumerable of Langerhans, the tiny Wands of specialized tissue inside the complications of diabetes, --'I - - • -- & CN LX — >\ YER I CAN HARDLY WAIT & TO START THIS NEW BOOK I SOUGHT ) ) I (,' %%) .•—/ , ,-. 4____•_/.•.•••___ ___ --- • irs A THRILLING ADVENTURE STVZY 09 OLD (AiLIN3 SP) 1) ( I i ( -• Ira r.nryr, HE POOPED Our BEFORE HE GOT TO THE POOP DEC( V ~ kk, , 0 4111 involve the pancreas in the have to take insulin. The range same way they involve the of possibilities are so great that salivary glands at the angle of you have to adjust the management to the individual the jaw. situation, The pancreas has a lot of other functions, and the rest of nose who want more in it may be doing very well. even formation on diabetes can write roceeded to bid four spades for the experts? Write "Ask ro announce specifically that the Jacobys" care of this if the islets are damaged. You to me in care of this need the enzymes formed by P.O. Box 1551, Radio City the rest of the pancreas for Station, New York, NY 10019. normal di gestion. There is no Send 50 cen ts, a long, stamped, reason at all to remove the self-addressed envelope, and pancreas and a good many ask for The Health Letter reasons not to if you want to num be r 3-11, Diabetes; stay healthy. Even a weakened Diagnosis, Prevention and pancreas that still provides Management. he had 19 or maybe 20 points newspaper. The Jacobys Will with four spades and three answer individual questions cards in each other suit. South l stamped, self -addressed revalued his hand and decided envelopes are enclosed. The to invite a slam by going to mofl interesting questions five spades. North 's values will be used in this Column were mostly in aces, kings and will receive copies Of and good tru mps and he went JACOBV MODERN.) FUNNY BUSINESS PRISCILLA'S POP L.. Al (LL I )ROPPED C1-4ALE DICKENS. KNOW Ti-4EY WERE GOING STEADY' & fr-)II _LiJi .111 I DOM'T ,tUEA HOOT by Dick Perinchief and City Clerk Kay ____ I ___ -''" $ - p • IT IS/ rl . ____ HAVE HIM IN MQ OffPCE ' K P14i U • •• - . .4 ___ lROb MO14If\G __ -- FIRST TIINS IN TPE 3UTON THE _______ ENVELOPE ) ___ ____ ______ _____ / IT SA'D,*RErURN AFTER FiVE - boo "You're right, Janie! There Is something wrong with that room your father isn't on the sofa!" IO'21 -I DOONESBURy ('7 I /i4PPjI V liihVX ZDac 76$4 I 4'1F(4w j f, R ( " LD) ____ .11. Garry Trudeau 10 - 0 () 'F,4• Tilt THtAT& CiTiC Ar YAgLE am 5t7 5TS'WY 56Th7 / ' )tk/ -. ciii- A hIM USE P1 MY izoiis '-' . •. Of EPW1WU% Q- ' ' isw'. / C' -' - lO'22. '•:__-. /a! " WAS PREDICTIIBLE. •: J4'I- OV,7'(R)f7ZN7 SEVEN STHI ?;:,e! VTMY ElF #54W7l See stork's, Page 11%. TIME FOR THE 51MTOFTh CMF5 X .• - - . SMSOPJI SHORT RIBS &vg ME 1)-4E MACHINE GU&4, (I%j Dum USE THIS SMALL' Cx'iC? CAUSER GUN Boss? by Frank Hill PIRALI INA'fl'JRY PR JI .WE -E .. OUR C0NrqAr_-rS. J. by COnsumated, hopefuHy, end of next rnonth. sui ts have been filed in Con. nection with alleged failure of nodular the agencies, and what the agencies the provisions of the " — Around The Bridge Calendar . Crossword F;dltiirial l)rarAbhy Dr. lamb (lock 4-A 5A 4-1% 7-A 3-8 being consolidated for a trial that is expected "in early spring." the Georgia-manufactured modules were coristructed and installed a t the local motor inn that the sta te Community "Our position is that the modules don't meet Vie Southern Standard Building Code and that the contract was never complet ed ," Hutchison said. Hutchison said the three lawsuits are He would not comment on reports that portions of the modules have been sub. JeCted to testing by independent testing that he voluntarily closed the 104 laboratories. City hall records that have been sut>. He said he then found it was not poenaed from the Building Department economically feasible to continue show that certificates operating the restaurant and lounge and closed those facili ties this week. Ellinor's attorney, William Hutchison of Sa nf ord, said, "The mote l closing was strictly voluntary on Ellinor's part. tractors Into a two-story motl building about 6.4 per cent In January, adjacent to a conventiallyonstructed compared to an estimated 7.5 restaurant and lounge, Per cent at present. Saying "I don't think we and laws of s commission," Braceland said that since the t ime that lie said Modular Age Inc. filed suit rental units in September, Southern Standard an additional SM,000 because Building Code." of a 10-month difference in the 'j modular units were shippcd to bond market, Dale S1yS the Sanford, and link ed toge ther by coninterest rate on bonds as could do for them. against Uunber la in Manufacturing Co. Inc. and that Ellinor filed a counter-suit. firmed and found to be built in accordance with services, estimates it will Cost approved by the Florida Hotel and Restaurant Commission on Aug. 2Z 12 "on the condition that the construct ion comply with these plans and the rules Ellinor was reluctant to discuss the situation Involving his motel but con. Also Bill Dale, the county's by Atlanta architects as being inspected director of environmental Age Inc. by the Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville, w hi ch furnished financing for the $1-million project. Affairs Department has taken over in. spection and certification of such units. C-hambertain Manufacturing Co., Inc., of Monroe, Ga., were certified in Feb. 1973 unless the public was aware of the different City Building Official Bill Braceland said that since the construction of the Government hasn't closed the Cavalier." Hutchison said lawsuits were filed at for and construction or the modules met the Southern Standard Building Code. B)JOEASKRF.N herald Staff Writer br - ., - - ;--: - - - Bus Fee Backed - Pri R d ___________________ ___________________________ I' years past," said board member Davie RImE Thø I love Motherhood, found In the state-adopted pie, W dogs, and Chevrolets, / Acti0n Committee for ALTAMONTE SPRINGS RI .. members Wednesday night moved a step closer in seeking a Special Legislative Act to charge a fee for "co urtesy busing" of pupils living less than two miles from school and save taxpayers money. / 4 "l - I-. ji - / - •—' -. , / .1 : . - ' .. . - portation I! j. - . - - • Member Davie Sims and 'Feison moved and seconded, respectively, the successful motion. Mrs. TeLson said the board should determine the cost and Parents should be responsible for deciding if saftey hazards exist. ' - -• ______ - : .' . - - - - . An auction bias held on the step of the Seminole County Cow- CONDOMINIUM AUCTION ACTION thouse this morning with 114 condominium arilts, situated in Winter Springs, on the block. First Federal of Orlando bought all Bob Ellis, the county cornhigh Wednesday's 71. mission's administrative Ove rnight low assistant, said the title In the iosiiy lair througn PrUla). ads is listed as executive Highs in the loss to mid SOs. with a salary range of r.-organization Of county government as proposed in a study by the county's management consultant, E.H. "Woody" Underwood. On Tuesday, the commission is sctwiuieii to vote OS) the ordinance which creates the . . ' . . 03 vIivi3iuilru Underwood. - by "It could reduce t.e millage," said Mrs. TeLson Courtesy busing Is tram). sportation for pupils living less than tsu miles away from their 114 units at a price of $2.61 million. Shown at the auction are atschool, for which no state funds torney Jack Lovelace deft), representing First Federal, Deputy are provided as with regular Court Clerk Elaine RiCharde and Seminole County Circuit Court school busing. Clerk Art Beckwith Jr. (Herald P ho to by Bill Vincent Jr,) ____________________________________________________________________________________ (' Mrs. Telson sa id Broward County Sends Out Ads For New Executive Assistant Hospital ...................5-A Seminole County GovernObituaries ..........5-A ment moved one step closer to Sports 1-2-8 hiring Its new executive Television 4-fl assistant today by mailing out wiimeit 6-7-A advertisements for the position At the request of member Pat Telson, the board agreed to appoint an ad hoc committee to convince "local legislators" of the need in ar eas where safety hazards are (aced by children walking to school. Mrs. TeLson said the corn. mittee should include Trans. Director Fred Taylor, Roger Harris, assistant super. mntendent for finance, two Lay people, parents and an "ef. ficiency expert." . : - Seminole County School Board Y from too, but I have faith in our Education, citing communistic young people. If we start affiliations with school textbook Mrs. l3rinkel said the social censoring our books, we would dealers and publishers acacstudies text presents half-truths be doing the same thing they cording to Mrs. June Cameron and g l or if ies Kararx, l M the (communist countri es ) did in sent to board members. assistant of occuparicy the modular units were issued in three lots in June and July 1973. Also in city public records are letters from the Atlanta engineering Um and architectural Firms indicating the plans 0 ocial Studi*es Text Attarkrh f n I . T—'/ ct payment before the deal is modular room units, manufactured by services that were available. The campaign chairman said the Uidted Jacksonville against contractor Modular Plans for the $1-million motel were Already the county has paid in default money to units at the Cavalier Motor Inn, U S. 17. out $59.000 91, to ineet requirements of the Southern the firms' owners, and an ad- Standard Buildi ng Code, diticna l $32,000 is slated for According to city hail records, the 104 Hasa said the campaign's main goal was to educate the public about the United Way agencies and the . Wrn-40e/ONE SUL.LET IN IT. till until sometime textbook list, I NDEX ., I .;. EXCVs MEII'VE ThE HONOR OF ThROW N6 OUT1H FIRST PIE. PIE, - election. AITAMONTE SPRINGS — and Chevrolets, too, The council seats up for Claiming the federal governSinis told Mrs. Brinkle she election are he ld by Irene Van went is leaning towards "pro. but I have faith in our shield her children Fepoel and Ernest Hendrix, Communist" ideas today, a young people. If we "facts" and the outside world. appointed to replace resigned Geneva mother Wednesday start censoring our hI said more harm is done by Frank I)urrance earlier this night presented a lengthy book books, we would be keeping the child out of class. year. review attacklnguseofasoa doing the same thing Mrs. Van Mrs. Ryan said a form of has studies textbook in Seminole they (Communist "censorship" qualified. NeitherEepoel Hendrix nor already exists in countries) did in determining which Mayor Troy Piland have filed, County Schools. textbooks go but both have indicat ed they Mrs. Donna Brinkle read to years past." on the state-approved List. will seek reelection. School Board members parts of —Board Member Other persons who have her lpage criticism of "Social Davie Sims "We're already floating announced they may run for Studies in Our World" which under censorship. The parents election are: Claude Ash, Mary she said fails to warn pupils of have found decency is being Daniels, wife of Councilman the dangers of communism and father of communism. She said censored out of our schools" John Daniels; and Rev Robert socialism, said Mrs. Ryan. she's keeping her son out of (lark, all for Mrs. Van Eepoel's council post; Gary Hunt for Mrs. Marion S. Ryan, a social studies class until the Mrs. Brinkle said "G od gave hiendrix's council seat and Volu.sia County resident with board acts. She said the text children to people, not to inLaurent A. h'ellerin for mayor. relatives in Seminole, said teaches "groupn" as o stitutions!" She said the textCandidate qualification period pare nts are Just now "waking posed to "patriotism." book she objects to actually is to c!ose Nov. 3. up" to alleged objectionable Superintendent W.P. "Bud" defeats the purpose of the materials used In today's Layer said the textbook in teaching of the course on IContinued Onl'ageSA) classrooms, question Is on the state-adopted Americanism vs. Communism. but supplemental "W ha t's happening in our list, Board Chairman Robe rt G. materials are available. classrooms today is disastrous "Bud" Feather said a reader and you know it!" said Mrs. "If this textbook is ob. must look at both sides of the After three fru.stratlig at' Ryan. She distributed to board jectionable then 99 per cent of material read. tempts, the Big Red Machine members copies of published all the textbooks used are ob. Feather and Layer said a has captured baseball's World reports and materials citing 'X jectionable," said Layer. subversive, public work session may be set aiitlSeries, putting the mantle of rated, "I love motherhood, Bost on . which American, anti-God textbooks" apple after material from the Florida hasn't taken a Series since 1918. A. (ANP JUST IN \'ri's 6" of the year next month. Cavalier modules was certified, out-of-state city i nspectors had no jurisdiction to probe t he const ru ction of the uni ts. because the Today , rft1rrr LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ex Way drive's officers and volunteers had produced "a real victory." - BOB Sa nford motel owner Fred Ellinor has a million-dollar headache and attorneys Casselberry suit signed by say they don't pe any relief until trial Grier blocked the county's pur- of suits "next spring" in circu it court at chase — initially set for the first Jacksonville. two firms Thanks To You, It's Working S By - 10-32. DALIW £kII Hess, husband of former Mayor Margie Hess; Suzanne Savage, Jennifer Sanders, County Maintenance Supei'int.ndej Henderson Ferguson and Robert Beckhorn of the city's planning and zoning board. The city has 1,006 registered voters, ac co rding to the latest count. Winter Springs, with 1,O registered voters, will be electing two councilmen and a C Owner centers on cannot 1' ml.. lWJJ1 lana after issue Action Voluntary.-Suits Pending thousands and thousands of taxpayer's do llars that already have been paid to owners of the Margaret Ganas, United Way executive secretary, said the campaign had been "he ctic" but rewarding. picked up qualifying documents, include George HOW OCOLORFOL PA 2 Sassmnan. The election is to be can. vassed officially immediately the polls close at 7 City residents, who have • Tumor __________ 0 Mrs. Mercer, Councilman Bert ' The this year's campaign had been a tough one, the efforts of the United Way efforts could not work vassing board names include By Roger Bollen iii ftrrlV n ilffli\ 10 El Elementary School. Can . - CARNIVAL 20 Decvmber election in Lake Star will be the Lake Mary - 'Any halfway intelligent person wouldn't have signed the contract be fore he had the Ifl(L% validated." Grier said. But a county fiscal planner said bond validations are Just the second step after a bond resolution Is approved. tabulations. lie said that although candidate qualification period ends at noon Frldy. Polling place for the ' says $44500 needed had indeed been accounted for in last-minute residents have picked op u Just Contacted today, riasa said the 30 af re issue goal. 40 m re should be blaied," Grier purchase" but to secure in. And Commissioner John through. As to Grier's pointed out, aLr, that he as formation on the county's imbrough said today the allegations of secrecy, Kimmayor, signed the lawsuit at the pending purchase of the two county "went to ex tremes" to brough said. "You can't Cassclberry Mayor Bill Grier direction of city council. The utilities which Grier says was get the out in e o n by slip th pe ou t and buy a sewer plant." county officials shouldn't Grier appeal was filed to the "kind of a secretive operation ho lding three public hearings "Casselberry officials cost have signed the contract for Florida Supreme Court. Grier on the county's part." and a press conference, the taxpayers a lot of money; purchase of Indian Hills and withdrew that appeal last The county's utility attorney, Kimbrough said the county they ran a blocking action, Consumer Utilities before the month, John McDonough, said today "tried to get Casselberry to Kimbrough added. In finance th at purchase New, the rmivnr Says UI;II suit the suit Was "a suit to blk the ioperati' on a i un;,I yen(r icr a 10 tr it (I ixd th acre validated — a charge wasn't intended W "block the alidatit;u it the bonds." Lure," but the city didn't follow (Continued On page SA) county officials say is untrue. Quit the final 48 hours of the drive w ou ld produce the amount of funds needed to achieve the campaign qualifying documents, they have not formally filed. The notrump. act hand. Otherwise. Just say to With II high-card points of his own, South merely raised yourself, "This is not my to th ree notrump. North had day," and pass. been heading for the spade you have a question ( game all the time and dim fort V2 #976543 4,1085432 after the bidding has gone four ed one club. His jump rebid to him to bid a minor suit (even two notrump showed this ex- a three carder) bid four newspaper, ) city one notrump. Thus, with 19 partner who will understand high -card points. North open- that a four notrump call asks between diabetes in childhood dietary program and may or and mumps. The mumps may may not mean that you will also I - is usually made with a balanc, give the hand to a kibitzer. If ed hand that is too weak for you can't do that and ~ave a small islets and cause diabetes. following good management Recently it has been observed under a dodor's supervision. 70 60 seeking re-election, Although a num ber of other four spades - dou. hearts By Oswald & James Jacoby He. Our Iirst suggestion is to The utility one club open& ng pancreas. It is true that an including gangrene if the dr. inflammation of the pa ncreas culation is involved. The best may lead to damage of uti way to avoid these is by — lion, incumbents hlarr' Terry and Martin Bacon Sr are A Wisconsin letter asks what you should do holding I 80 For the two other council A'A Opening lead -2 A that there is a close correlation That usunily means a good as I it 90 -seats open in this year's elee. - Pass - [5AMAZIN' WHAT A AT - Th1' HJR-( DcESSER Pass J6 I East and made his slam, , •. MARY— Del.ores P d ByEDPRICKIrr Herald taff Writer Dinner she will not -seek re-election. No one cisc has qualifi ed as yet for the Mer ce r post. to the suit he finessed against South Wifi North Fast the doctor DEAR HEADER Diabetes sufficient quantIties by the is commonly associated with islets within it. abnormal (unction of the islets remove BUGS BUNNY Can it needed e nzymes is better than ' This diamond discard gave Sou th all th e help he n eeded • K 107 this would have and what harm body? • long fund-raising campaign at a Victor' tonight at the Quality Inn North in Longwood. At the fourth and final report UnIdW dinner held Tuesday, campaign officials an. flounced the drive had raised (ash amid pledges totaling approximately $109,500, or 73 per cent of this year's goal of $154,500. The total reflected an increase of $17,512 over the amount reported at the campaign's third re po rt dinner held October 14. Le n Unitas, United Way president, and Jim Rasa, campaign chairman, expressed confidence at the dinner -100% Lash, who served four months on the original city council, designated when the city charter and incorporation were approved in Aust, 1973, and uLe'qutntly elected If) i split one-year term, has qualified for a council seat in the Dcc. 2 city election, Mrs. 1;ish today filed her qualifying documents to seek election to 11W council post currently held by Virginia Mercer. Mrs. Mercer has said queen - it will do to one's LAKE i\ ________________________ The United Way of Seminole Step First B 0 n County, Inc., will top off its month. ltyIfl)NNAF ES He ra ld staff Writer WAI.I) and JA%fl.'t JAt'OIIY on to the slam, NORTH 11)1 Mathematically. the slam is A K Q 53 not a really good one The ace V \7 i( clubs mu.t 1w lust ith all J2 four trumps in one hand there t)li &KQ4 is a sure trump loser and in FAST %F.ST any event the diamond *8 &J 102 must be located V V Q 1053 South started out by playing 96 three rounds of trumps , 4 9875 &A AA 106 2 East's first discard was the SOUTH three of diamonds, his next A A 9 76 4 one th e five of clubs. And Diabetes United Way Dinner Grier Says Bonds Were To End C I I.L .1L aig s' iI uy ( amp Papers AQUARIUS(Jan. 2D-Feb. 19) find that newly developed desires, CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - Don't ounty charges parents inuIvcd $10 every six etks 1 r the service. State Sen. John Vogt itsCocoa Beach is expected to discuss courtesy busing at -., power than the commission wished to dictate, with helm, Disagreement among commissioners was so keen at one point the position acquired But County Commissioner John Kimbrough, who out of town for the past three the title of "rose." During weeks but is expected back for know how an Tuesday's vote, has expressed rc ' I" manager might obtain by remaining permanent - while wood study will dovetail with as the board's liaison with the Cf h ilvw manager. tt .miy anu the developer of tb' Each time the issue has come Sterling Park planned unit up, Williams has voiced development IPUD) to Provid e meetings, commissioners referred to the lob'c (1110 as ha "rose" until Underwcxxl came with executive assistant to . a county manager at the the new leadership position, p.m. Monday in the of Suwhile Commissioner Dick perintendent W. P. "Bud Will iams has voted in favor Layer. but with reservations. Ina related matter, the boar! Mainly. Williams wants to designated Hugh Carlton, office -, ----- . - S18,000 Under. director of auxiliary servimi, �-'-__- lA—Evening Heratd, Sanlord,FI. - Thursday, Oct. 23,197$ --- ~MM— E! Female Clerk Foils Would -Be Bandit """""""""""` I 11111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111 ! I I Four NATION Robberies Investigated In County By HIM l.l.O'L) Herald Stall Writer IN BRIEF Natural Gas Decontrol May Be Stalled In House WASHINGTON I Al') Although the Senate voted to remove federal price controls from natural gas, the plan appears headed For the back-burner in the House. The bill, passed by the Senate 58 to 32 Wednesday, would mean higher prices for natural gas, despite amendments aimed at softening and delaying the impact on homeowners. The administration backs the bill. In addition to phasing out price controls over a 10-to 12sear period, the bill includes emergency provisions desi&!ned in nvi'rt a nrMirh1 Iwft,c nf th which federal officials say could cost 500.(X)0 Americans their jobs — FTC Stumped On VASlllNGToN mAPi Ownership Antitrust lawyers at the Federal Trade Commission say the government lacks reliable information about who controls the nation's In a 68-page study on development of coal, oil, natural gas and uranium deposits on public land, an FTC task force said. - At present, it is impossible to cletermirr with any precision, who owns; what." Release of the study by the commission's Bureau of Competition was one of several developments Wednesday related to the role of giant corporations in control ci energy resources. Ford Aides Ask For Cutback WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford's political advisory team ants him to cut back on his domestic travels and concentrate on taking advantage of his Whi.e House incumbency. That consensus was reached at the advisory panel's first meeting since Ford formally declared his presidential canOliclacy in July, one of its members said in an Interview Wednesday. "Thebigadvantage k h ..s i he's ik .e President," the adviser said, asking that he not be identified, WS ANGELES (AP) — Former President ffichard M. Nixon, a virtual recluse since his fall from J) launched what appears to be a gradual re-entry public life, In recent days, Nixon has played in a Teamsters union charity golf tournament, spent an hour with local television producer-columnist and appeared at other golf courses near his seaside estate at San Clemente. He has taken walks on the beach in front of h.,s honw chatted with surprised passersby and posed for pSIX)13. - I I La e Ma j WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress established the Federal Election Commission to monitor campaign practices, but lawmakers aren't showing much en thusiasm for some of the panel's suggestions, Congress toppled the second consecutive FEC proposal on Wednesday as the House voted 27 to 148 to reject a rWe that would have required all candidates for federal office to file their initial finance reports with the commission. New High School To Be D d i cated The new facilities at Lake Seminole Community College. Howell High School on Dike and Special guests will bee Dodd Roads will be formally members of the District School dedicated Sunday at 2 p.m. Board, Board of County Speaker for the occasion will be Commissioners and County Dr. Earl Weldon, president of School Superintendent William R 'Budi LarnLake Howell will be declared I Ft Vi\(' iioi E Bicentennial School with a 1:t&vTrL11'r t ii i i'" I:re hforrell, coordinator of ...... the Seiianole County Bicentennial Conirnittee, officiating at the presentation of a But the Welcome Wagon Bicentennial flag which was hostess can make it easier donated by the school Parent. to adjust to your new surTeacher-Student Assn, rounding's and maybe put Entertainment duri ng the a smile on sour lace. ii I provided by afternoon will the school band and chorus and a tour of the school will fellow the program. / - : IS .11A]"I'l-i R Sheriff's deputies reported an Orlando insurance routemen, . &-tin I.. Bridges. 2, was robbi4i by an unidentified gunman Of Wednesday afternoon in the Mid way community east I DONNA E.STES City Zoning Administrator whether it might not be wiser Sanford. Herald Staff Writer Francis Jenior said although for the city to request that the Deputy P.J. Higgins sa id a Alford does not have it degree $10,000 allocation be split in stocking.nia,skt'd man, armed l.AKE MAIIY - City council as a planner, his wife holds a another way so that cicrical with a pistol, robed Bridges of Wednesday night voted to hire masters degree in urban help could be hired to do the an undetermined amount of William It. Alford of Winter planning and has an extensive volumes of typing which will be cash in front of 2358 Rrnadway Springs as city planner at a tibrdr). required as the plan is worked and fled on foot. salary of $10,000 annually. Councilman Bert Perinchje( o, Sheriff's detectives today The salary for tiit position is said niwn, people in the city Jenior said even with sork on were also investigating the being paid from the federally- fear that the hiring of Alford the plan by a special planning beating ola 50-year-old migrant sponsored Comprehensive mean.s that a non-resident of and zoning board committee, it worker on SH46 at Midway. l:1lIplo)1cnt and Training Act like Mary would be making would be impossible for the i('ET1) Jose Torres was found decisions on planning. planning studies to be coin. The vote on the hiring was 3-2 alongside the roadwr by an Jenior Alford's pleted without professional ... said with Council members Virginia responsibility will be research help. He added the $2,000 unidentified motorist and Mercer and Lillian Griffin find collect technical data. budgeted to hire a planning taken to Seminole Memorial opposing. Decisions, Jenior said would be consultant would not be Hospital where he was treated ' , • • , .. . Mrs. Mercer said ak,. city h clone. ,or a jaw laceration an made .. planning adequate .o ge•t •UI JOU C im nternal crna injuries, should consider an alternative, zoning board composed of city Perinchief said the title possible e eputie s said. urging that the county- residents and the elected planner is what has been up- d approved funding be requested governing body. setting the people of Lake Tortes told investigators he shifted to a clerical position. (ouncilman harry Terry Mary, adding Alford is not refused to accept a ride (rain Mrs. Griffin has insisted that warned that the Florida really a planner with a degree. ____ job responsibilities for city hall Legislature has mandated the It was agreed by Jenior and employes be defined before new city must have a corn. Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. people are hired. prchensive land use plan that Alford's major duties will The motion to approve the completed by 1977 or the be to perform research to aid in hiring noted Alford will act as a "county will do it for us and formulating the plan. researcher for the Planning and they will make us swallow what Perirchiel also said the Zoning board on the corn- they want." $10,000 salary allocated for the prehensive land use plan "This is a job loaded on us by planner is a great deal for a required under state law to be the Legislature at county 'lerie'al-typist and the city by completed by 1977. sistence," Terry said. "The requesting county approval to Mayor Walter Sorenson county would like to do our switch the position stood a good opened the council meeting by planning for us." chance of losing the allocation reading a letter into the record Perinchief questioned entirely. from Lois Martin, county coordinator of manpower planning, and the officer who is handling the CE.TA program locally. I 4 IL' J (Z f flr MARGE WILLIAMS 32 2 SHIRLEY MILLET &U-19,212 Can4lberry.Winter Sprmn t Lake Howell. designed by Sanford architect Eoghan Kelley, opened its doors fir classes Sept. 2 with 1,320 '4udents registered in grades 9. 11. The capacity for enrollment sihl be met by next Fall '*hien a Ith grade will be added Hiring. RUTH TUECH Backed By Board . itontinueij From Page 1-A) would befroni$lO,00Oo$j,gg Mrs. Martin said, in the I. cit ha.1 d • State Rep. Vince Fechtel Jr. alternatives concerning the county-approved county should be "nudged" to OR-11,eimburg). present at the $10.000 ' pressure the PUD developer to nieding, asked the board if it is allocation: to hire someone as provide bike paths as promised. "working under the recently city planner, to request Carlton said an entrance road changed state Jaw regarding 5ed dto the school. safety hazards." Both residents t is not wide dndRoard(hmr,naflHobert'J iiLfl(. enough to allow both vehicular "Bud" Feather answered: traffic' and walking pupils. 'Yes" r" • • , Layer said the board can't Fechtel said the board "can't Put fl the sidewalks and then use state money to $ build sidecharge the developer. "It's not walks." part of the county road system Board Atty. Douglas Sten. - it's the developer's responsi- stroni and Sims said Carlton I liii squares Inlay!" said Layer. an help "birddog" the problem Parslled whole potatoes Layersaini courtesy busing is beforethecowtyand develope r Green beans "possible" for the area but he to "work itout."Stensfromsaid Juice bars said the "dangers" there do not Aug. 15 was the original (lead. S(hool made rolls warrant it, in his opinion. line for completion of the bike Milk and butter Carltori estimated the cost to path, but there is no contract -build sidewalks to the school iiret'rnt'nt yet. • Friaav School Menu FREE HOME DELIVERY SHIRLEY MILLET II long ttwd wear. PACKAGES 1.' 1' / Srifl . .. •. ,' . • .- -' - ros,,ai use for tons othtf thin road hatard :-.i ' it NO CHARGE ' PW?4WblfOlI the 1L tread Will Mwe than 2 69m, ~Cln an cthv ca ses in accorda nce with the 19ims / ' Foods ' , • . -. ;- - ,,, .. . 10 punhasot *,I b@ .il.di pavONLV EACH - - I0" S.. (71.14.11 Bisciwill CuUhI plis 4X (apploalmals nationV Ftd 0 TALLAHASSEE (AP)—Blue Cross and Blue Shield will be required to show what they are doing to hold down costs in their application for a $20-million rate Increase, Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashler says. Ashler said Wednesday the Insurance Department would not be deterred by a Blue Cross-Blue Shield suit challenging its right to demand action to hold down spiraling hospital and doctor costs. But he also said the firms cannot be denied a rate increase they need to stay in business because that would hurt subscribers worse. adjustmentP i-ii Charge 'e m 20 EACH Op.. S,.s F7l.14.11 S,.s HiS liii $fl 075.1415 UIakwsII I U5isckwII Pii4)t5OC Fed tax PI,,4!:t)c 1,d U. SIP •d ritapp.bi. 1WI up •1.,:apitie I,,, Ws.Is,h.iai • • MIllS, CPihtg* ' Can. l', jr•.('j3 ' - i!.- • (q \• ib i •.' BIae grease wall .. S X (1L/ •Vaccines t' . ''' ( I ii ,.J - I - ' Alignment 'S ) / LHOERS Il 3 buthc'I capac, 0's iUr trash cans - ,, S 44 52 for one 'of •• _ I , , - _. _. I '. .-,..4- -- — .- , . 1 • ., , k ' . ,, .##'Z!, , . • , - .Y, ,'j .. I - I'I -. .-' i. / . . . .. • - - -. - . - Il.nI.1u ' 'Jr 7 - ". Adffoi4m METHODISTS A ZAAR , "". 7' ' : :. ', , , ..- • - Ke ll ey said Individuals who that the FBI provides data on . are included are those who have the individuals to the Secret The Sanford First United Methodist Women's Bazaar will be held Friday from 9a.m. to 5p.m. in the exhibited a willingness or Service. church Fellowship Hall. Displaying items for the "country kitchen" are 1from left) Mrs. W. A. Capability of engaging in treaKelley said the FBI began tflorothy)Sulllvan, Mrs. Lyman (lAicllle) Rogers, Mrs.Tom (Mary Lou) McDonald, Mrs. D. George son, rebellion, sedition, sabo- compiling lists of people to be (MIldred Brown and Mrs. George Tempa) Parks, Baked delicacies, good used clothing, gift items tage, espionage, assassination put under "custodial detention" and "trash and treasure" will also be on sale and luncheon will be served between1130'd government officials, terror- in 1939 and 140, just before m 1:30 P.M. Ism, guerrilla warfare or other World War II. - __ ,_ - _M — JCPenney Dumped By Board __ recently by the board, entil What You Should Know Ab Attitudes." - - Women's dn ses and pant Sul0 SPRINGS Layer said the second I: Two of the 18 state-approved excluded was objectiona films in the venereal disease because it showed a "yot education program for grades lady on the doctor's examin: six through 12 in Seminole table," County Schools were shot down Board member Allan here Wednesday night. Keethsaicl he noted "a lack o School Board members voted moral message" in any of I 4-1 to approve the main films which he said failed program, but excluded films explain that abstinance entitled "V.D. Blues" and another prevention of V.D. "What You Should Know "I hope the teachers will About Health Facts," as the message across who sIn recommended by Superin- these films," said Keeth. tendent W.P. "Bud" Layer. Mrs. Donna Brinkle, Board Chairman Robert G. Geneva parent, said state ti "Bud" Feather, who cast the directs teachers to give i only opposing vote, said he example of "truth, honesty ai objected to a third film viewed virtue." — 12. * SANFORD PLAZA Jr., misses and half sizes. Polyester and polyester blends. ALTAMONTE MALL OnlyA Di amond Store Could G-I'ove You So Many Choices It's our business to offer you the most comprehensive selection of diamond solitaires possible. That means always having the variety, quality and price you want. 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The agreement remains to be ratified by members of -'r -- ,3 t44 2~1 -4 was not Immediately known how long that might take. It But airline spokesmen said National could begin some service as soon as the agreement Is approved. firs Special 7.99 Ti ,.USI UI$IUUJUJ ouinaire, 7) ) .-1% ruti M WIAKt JOB? (V' II ~ - j 14 karat gold, Labor Leader Convicted MIAMI W) — The head of South Florida's largest 1373 II uuu&jit' IMIT lress Layaway now fot Civiatmas - F .' , ' IIIIuu.4' g ''- '- .' - •' .,,,,,,j'' .I, ' ' - 7.," p. '. - . '! ' 'sa,-'#.' •" - j '- -, ,' _....f - - . ', ._ " 2I • .. . • ' i /1 f k. - . the Flight Attendants Association. 11111111111111111111 WHEN WAS THE ou PAID (flTU iUJ1E ,-rn .1 - FBI List Contains Names Of Americans -'.: Airline Agreement Reached MIAMI (AP) - Negotiators for striking flight at- _. Add $8 for disc brakes ; . ;. . !, I f .J ! Thursday, Oct. 23, 197$-3A ...'. Additional t]"per box II ': - — CAN 54! •Ointmen ., . MIAMI (All) Florida Power & Light Co. filed suit Wednesday against Westinghouse Electric Corporation to enforce terms of a nuclear-fuel service contract for the utility's Turkey Point power plant. - H (runt whreI h4ilrings and in'iahi lndihprtinILd, 4 .•*,.vj 1'.. 11111111111111111 Ilipaek h iui , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WAShINGToN AP The acts which would result in inFBI maintains a list of some terference with or a threat to 4-' 1,294 Americans who would be the survival and effective operI put under "priority in. atlon of national, state or local "I 1 vestigatis'e coverage" in a nsa• government. '!"-' - f ". tional ;. emergency, according to a " 'Individuals are not Included Fill Director Clarence Kelley. . on this index merely because of lie said the list does not in. e. dude nonviolent protesters and opposition to gosernment pol"t -=' •.'/ dissenters but "only those mdi. ides or because the exercise %ldLals who pose a realistic, di their constitutional rights of red and current danger to the protest or dissent, Kelley said I ' national security.lie also said membership in . Kelley's memorandum dis- subversive organizations does ....-- . - -. closlngexlstenceof the "Secur- not by itself put people on the hP I ity Index" was made public list. The list is a record of 05 T Wednesday by Chairman Rob- people who would be put under j iI.t7L J,, 'i 4.01 ert W. Kastenniejer, D-WIS., of 'close investigative attention ji the House civil liberties sub- pending legal steps by the t_, f.. V committee. President to take further acno tHin Kelley said The FBI director gave .-. names, citing security and mdi"It also serves as an cx— -,-- -VIR sidual prisac) rights but he tremel) valuable List of individ .ii'l l,53i names were nn the uahs who pose a threat to ft list Jan. 1 and 1,294 were on it as safety of the President of the . . ,- Power Firm Files Suit REPACK & GREASE SEALS — I 4 itcIst.i. ('•'•'. .1 Cost Cutting To Be Shown of out printed guI'a'iI..dI,d9AOAO BALL JOINTS LOW PRICES .ç pov4t"g ct&dm is Riade by start traction on wet pavement. with Council is calling for tripled state spending to attract visitors to the Sunshine State. The council, composed of travel-industry representatives, voted here Wednesday to lobby the legislature for a $6.3-million budget for the state's Division of Tourism instead of this year's $2 million. Meeting on the eve of a gathering of the Governors Conference on Tourism, the council heard a mixed report on how 1975 will shape up for the Industry. A and shoo odcmb, '.. '- .r1h1,,l%d ,uw!ntaf riclient stop and , Y pet sewevii, avian . , - o,. " , . Whitowalls add $1.50 "Variety are yOf SliM and Packaging- ( No Order m FORT LAUDERDALE (AP)—Faced declining travel revenue, the Florida Tourism Advisory Champion new ride triad with Oe wrap.arvund.. anign for traction and control NAME BRANDS i:iIi "Priced For Today's Budget" Tourism Promotion Sought . . Sto's C DILL DUA sac VAIIfl . ' "We're ready to go to trial," Douglass said. "Bud's had this thing hanging around his neck now for long enough. He needs to get it over," WITED MANY QUAUTY O4'Iy arid Sunday. &turdJy and Christmas t - s- -. i iI ;'Z i.r i ,; I wife. likeNew TIMS! ~ I . , " - . _ . &,. gsve triad deCqn *1 our DA I c..-ira. a FI . "For Very Important Pets" ECONOMY UaraDteO(J I - IU FOODS - OlyOp The Sanford Hlrild. tnr, =U I - $ TALLAHASSEE (All)—Former Comptroller Fred 0. Dickinson's federal income-tax evasion trial, which had been scheduled to start -Monday, has been postponed until Jan. 12, 1976. Defense attorney Dexter Douglass of Tallahassee said Dickinson and his attorneys agreed to the postponement because of a serious Injury suffered by the trial Judge's • ' • U.P. FRESH FROZEN 1 U — I - •( By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer Dickinson Tax Trial Postponed •, Free Mountings r'n . .uiUilu.g. Sanford - $ 8 AM I -. \ HO LD B TALLAHASSEE (AP)—A 14.2 per-cent increase in workmen's compensation insurance rates could hike the price of a new home by $350, says a spokesman for homebwlders. The increase was approved Wednesday by Insurance Commissioner Phil Ashler. "We hate to see any increase because It's going to Increase the cost of construction," said Kenny Harley, executive director of the Florida Homebuilders Association. "This will probably increase the average house about $350." ____________________ . Assistant principal at Lake rI(tl P 2609 S. Sanford Ave. - ..,..• Cost Increase Predicted CA1L322.6390 I I Courtesy Bus Fee SeHflf101e High for three years. 8349212 rnonte Springs LongWOl FOR FREE ESTIMATES ' tart LYNN HENDERSON Heating and Air Conditioning I offILer you year 'round comfort — . p TALLAHASSEE( All)—The head of legislative probe into delays in finishing the new Capitol says he hopes his group will be able to spur contractors into speeding up the work to save taxpayers money. Senate President-designate Levi Brantley, DJacksonville, announced formation of the ad hoc cornrimittee Wednesday after officials confirmed that it's extremely unlikely that the 22-story Capitol will be ready in time for the 1977 legislative session. "We are going to be pushing for a speed-up. All these delays can't do anything but cost taxpayers money," Brantley said. J SANFORD HEATING '• - Capitol Speedup Hoped I I . - TALLAHASSEE tAP )—Presidential prospects who want to enter the Florida primary election should make their intentions known by the first week of Deeennber, That's when a committee will meet then to begin selecting the presidential candidates whose names will appear on the ballot, Secretary of State Bruce Smathers In nuu tic cd Wednesday. The corrunittee Is required by law to enter In the state's presidential primary all those candidates whom news media publicity indicates are serious contenders for the Republican and Democratic presidential nominations. WE ARE YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR Planner . ' 1 /1 - - - ,-,- Im. - -_N --- - . : / J '4 1 1. V_ i ,---.---- r j Primary Deadline Set ______ , the school lidS a staff unler the guidance of principal Dick Evans, who obtained his BA degree from Florida A&.l and lu. Mister's Degree from University of Connecticut. formerly served as assistant lruicipal at 1rooiii high Unw iI Ic L'r I t . • • .'. k P roves A -. I t - - — . P.I r~ (~e I e v;1n(l.N1v1l(in%-il1v Aventles I 1 r. / -S. - - ' - -;.41'! .. 1.j. . ORLANDO AP)—The Florida Public Employes Relations Commission has decided it has the power to act on its own to discipline striking workers. The commission voted 2-1 Wednesday to conduct a "full, trial-type hearing" on whether l3roward County school teachers conducted an illegal strike last month. Voting on the procedural question of whether It had jurisdiction to initiate disciplinary action, the commission rejected the contention of union attorneys that the panel could not act in the absence of an unfair-labor charge, , - Nixon Appearing In Public Congress Cool 0C .- Patrolman H.J. Shea Jr. said L r' I i On Broward Teacher Strike - I FLORIDA . 3 PERC To Hold Hearing ...... — 101 . . ...: I IN BRIEF Officers said the surpnsed the motel area and along SR46 three men in an auto and the razor. man lied on loot leaving the ice and Airport Boulevard hoping mcii Jumped out, beat him with Officers said the assault iteam and cookies on the to find a pistol believed used in a chain and slashed him with a ',ictnii wasn't robbed. Police and sheriff's detec. counter. the robbery. Capshaw was ____ lives today were probing four Mi.anhile Jim Stump, . assisted b) approximately '5 . robberies over the county. The REMODEL? vear-old Sheraton Sanford Inn Seminole High School law REPAIRS? cparatc i.ises include a INSTALLATIONS? NEW night manager wounded in a enforcement class students, gunman routed in Casselberry pre-dawn robbery Monday, many of them dressed in bright 11, 'IV•i it convenience store clerk remains in lair condition at a orange safety jackets. .i . f. 1U11 IN UVLV local flOSPItRI. Sanford police are searching used in it Monday robbery. George Karcher said the A Seminole Memorial for an unidentified woman who shouting at Sheraton Sanford bandit, with his blonde hair in a hospital spokesman said Stunip used a fish knife early today to Inn, SU46 and 14. pony-tail, approached the is listed in lair condition in the rob an Osteen man of $108 at a Casselberry police said a checkout counter with ice intensive care unit, rooming house. oung tiian who threatened to cream and cookies and then Sheriff's detective Jerry Hobert Bell, 33, told police he "bhiw away" an lPrvear.old told the clerk, "Never mind, Capshaw said Stump was shot met the woman on Sanford clerk Wednesday night at the this is it stick-up" as he held a Four times in the robbery. Avenue and she took him to 1002 Majik Market, S11436 near hand inside his shirt, William Andrew Ware. 18. of Poplar Ave. where he rented a Winter Park Drive, [led on foot As the wouki-be bandit Sanford, has been jailed in room. The woman acwithout any money after the reached [or the cash drawer the connection with the robbery. companied Hell to the room clerk slugged him with her fist woman slugged the man with shooting. "fora drink,' officers reported, and jabbed him with an elbow, her (Island jabbed him with an Capshaw this morning and then used a knife to spokesman for lu1icc Chief SA ixiliu said mounted an extensive search Bell and took the & AIR CONDITIONING money wallet flM. . "I - i r. . 7 ' , I I) - , ._''_,,' .,.1 I- . - slacks with flare leg and wide bell L �_ IP EveningitletIM Another curtain Thursday, Oct. 23, 1 197iA as home Around ____ 9 - deli AFL-CIO, along with the Democratic Presidential candidates who went to San Francisco DON OAKLEY real production as the basis for an extended economic recovers'. The labor leade are saying that if the rnomv is not improving enough to absorb the unemployed at a satisfactory rate, the government should begin hiring people simply for the sake uif putting them to work. That is not a formula for real th e AFL-CIO is mined only with great difficulty wW expense. This is t to mention the serious C vironmental toblems associated wi th the The gain began to slow down value of goods or services produced by workers only accelerate the downward, inflationa ry AFL, ClO really believe that "real work and real production" are the key to real economic recovery, the are going to have change their tune, Fish e rm en Out ___ Wer vessels to foreign countries, and some ha ve already filed the aPPlications. The grievanms of our tuna rwiermen against their Own government ha ve been piling up like straws on a el's beck. The gove rnment is requiring that U.S.-registered boa ts abide strictly by quotas designed to protect the yeHowfin tuna in en'a tion we, even while boa ts from most other cOuntrift violate it wholesale. It is proposing new regulations that would limit tuna catches a ccording to the number 01 P0t a Pa cific - a step that might have merit in itself but which again would not apply to competing fishermen under foreign flags. I t aIso is seeking to place a federal off icial on aij, US. tuna boat to enforce the proposed regula tions. The load of straws also includes the long record of velvet. glove responses by the U.S. government to the seizure 01 U.S. tuna boats off the coast 01 South America by countries claiming jurisdiction over fishing 200 miles off their coasts. And Congress __________________ ______________________ may compromise U.S. protests against those seizures by claiming 200-mile jurisdic tion for the United States of America. ____ BERRY'S WORLD .L , - 110;,7 I 4' ~_ I - - - - - mining and use of coal. Even so, no other energy source in sight is likely to supplant______ our increasing dependence upon coal in the foreseeable future. a . - - ____ :. . Of I N _____ ____ . I 1, ____ _____ ____ 4 - lot %4 ____ Hoover's ire was understandable, though for some wivat peculiar. y should po litical dissidents be classified as common thugs? Why should ordinary If unfortunate citizens be mugged and backgrourided in police dossiers? Interestingly, the same questions are once again being raised American officials taking what amounts to the first hard look since Hoover at . f j ' X 0 go ask .4 < U) Poo g: .9 at Cc C4 11 ______ ______ - - _________W-_ : LONDON (AP) — A bomb exploded today under a car outside the house where Caroline Kennedy is living In i l :: London, but her host, Conservative politician Hugh Fraser, said neither she nor he were Injured. Scotland Yard said at least one person as k illed by 53 ~ The car, a white Jaguar, belonged - - , cabinet minister who has been a member of the House of Commo ns since 1945. The car was demolished, 4 citizens. to) Fraser, a former _____________________ USA, for example, whose $400,000 annual operating budget is paid for by tax d011ars, has the right to collect Information on any citizen through any public law enforcement body. What's more, It has right to send this data upon request to any police agency In any _ ____ and will receive none this Spain's execution of five terrorists is a We have many elderly citizens in our i am presently confined in the Ohio penal "savagery" that has been condemned by the stem i haven't anyone on the outside with munity who need it badly and cannot afford to civilized, democratic leaders of Europe, says whom to correspond. I would appreciate it very pay a doctor. To many of them with respiratory Prof. Donald Hindley of Brandeis University's member country, including totalitarian a tatelL much If you would print this letter in your paper 0ms, a bed cold could mean death. , Clearly, the potential for extriorilinary a buse We offer free vaccines to chfldrM free what of America's leaders? he asks in an in birthis ripe. It Isone thing for Americans to invade . control plUs to women, free medical Cite to those imPUSIOned letter to The New York Times. ea ch o th er's privacy, It is another when done by It gets very lonely in here at times and with venereal diseases, but what about " "The public silence of President Ford and would greatly brighten my days behind this senior citizens who have given so much to th foreigners. And in effect, Interpol is the in,. Secre tary Kissinger during the torture, milita e ternationa] master of th ry I am 32, a truck driver by trade, originally community? e Invading art. Based In trials and executions must fill us wi th disgust Paris, where the word from Kentucky. I [ike f ishing and traveling. I will d ossier was invented, and shame." Interpol uses i ts storehouse of information as a ansr all letters. Maybe the county could find some We are now celebrating the Bicentennial the era buy the serum the same place funds weapon that is of questionable accuracy and reliabili ty. Criminals are the targets, but inPurchase IL colonists were compelled from some of yo ur readers soon. nomnts can get hurt as well, police action by cluding rather large-scale killing, in order to free dOwer being perha the riskiest of la w e themselves from a despotism gently benign in farcenient methodologies. JameaW. Brosseau ioretta Eltonhead comparison with Spain's "Militarized his book "Doer," author Arh Neler Sanford In 142-553 gge," Thus, he claim, today's young argues that dossiers are not the product of P.O. Box erline, rather crime _____ e t"id Ohio of dossiers. de andi ng and support . 43146 the dossier system is rooted in the If comparisons are odious, this is one of Le t ters to th e editoe are welcome. All letten Since philosophy t people do not change, that past most odious we have seen in a long time. must be signed with a malling address and when a de to future activi ty, Neter say's Flu Vaccine Needed beh avior is possible, a telephone number so the identity oi such police surveillance can It is one of the glories of the Ainerican result in selfRevolution that, unlike almost all others history record. I recently became aware of the fact that the wi ll r espect the wishes of 1ters who do not brings about it was unstained let ot just what it is Intended to prevent want Their names to vaccine SR 1 ~ , Dutch treat buffet. .....0m.-M~ Mrs. Zada Priest Lord, 80, a WEATHER -ii 1 - ___________ ____________ 5- It Wednesday's Call Mrs. Lynn Lerions, of 2013 Grandview Ave., Sanford high - -- - .. - ,, -- .' Patricia A. Beasley F2nest 14. Anderson Highs in the low to mud 8. in the lower SOs. Norheasterly winds around 10 mph, light at night. EXTENDED FORECAST 46 OCT. 24 Paola A ' - Wesleyan Church Corner Orange Ave. & Old Rt, 46 Paola inner on Groun s Saturday - & You Come! EVANO. JOHN Sanford: Shirley Davis Maranatha Pentecostal — — — -. Hope Hastings, lake Mary Charles F. Schulz, Orange City Harry R. Yates, orange City Hose M. I yd, Orlando Touchton and ba by boy, Sanford in Central Florida earning you interest compounded every day, from the first day on Now, not every financial institution in town can say this Some savers' dollars are sent on to Tampa. Miami and beyond But for over 40 years. The First has grown strong and stayed first by putting your savings dollars riqht back into out community's economy. The buck stops here, too, for mortage loan approvals Loans are approved in Central Florida by people you know and who know you - - Working with you and putting your money to wo,- in Central Florida is our First responsibility as a depositor-owner locally-managed, independent savu association LAWSON 7:30p.m. - 1Ilisn M. Ycagley, Deltona Buck rIf1I_ Wed., Thurs.,, Fri.—Od. 22,23,24 - tona Mrs. Come Hear Sunday -John E. Keats, Deltona Francis J. Mungovan, De l. DISCHARGES: Here Doilars saved at The First are put to work right here A postoflc A cflonl . Lonzo Redley ere. Name onrl Ex 25 26 Susan D. Te~der I 11. Big 19h Is 9MIM Services George B. Martin, Deltona Henriette A. Patera, Deltona Elizabeth M. Radle, Deltona Jesse W. Hawks, Genevii Roger F. Giles, Orange City Anna L Joynes, Oviedo Annie L Vincent, Zellwood BIRTHS: Mr. and Mr3...Brent (Lynne) Morris a boy, Lake Helen Stops _____ 3 ' Mattie Mayo !i5 _________________ _ Bniface Kupidlowsk, Deltona Overnight low 50. Mostly fair t hrough Friday. __ , - Sanford: The 71, Fratemal Order of Eagles former Sanford resident, died died Wednesday. Born in Generally fair Saturday and Halloween Dance and char recen tl y and was buried at Beeville, Tex., she ter Sunday except for a few came to night for Aerie 3643 and showers over Anthony. Florida on Oct. Ia. Sanford the extreme south in 1957 f rOm Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Altamonte in the Jacksonville, portion. Monday partly cloudy She ku(i been active Civic Center. Dance music by with a chance of rain in the First United Methodist husband James F. McGuire; prizes, at Sanford. day-to-day three daughters, Mrs. Patr icla temperature Surviving are a grand. Bishop, Altamonte Springs, changes. IMwS mostly in the 6 Spire Circle, Order of the except low 70s on the southeast f son In Winston-Salem. N.C., and Sa nford and Miss Katherine ILL E velyn Hayes. beaches and in the Keys. Highs mainly in the 80s. INILGuire, Sanford. two sons, James Joseph, Atlanta, Ga. and OCT. 25 Daptona Beach tides: high Women of th e Moose Chapter ll:09a.m., 11:27 p.m.; Robert Michael McGuire, low 4:32 1404 Halloween Dance. 9:30 a,m.,S:l4p,mfl, Port Canaveral: .. Sanford, and seven grand. ________________ thildren. _______________ j.yAtii Servi ces and burial will be in Costume prizes and cake walk. 4:24 a.m., 4:56 p.m. ______________________ _____________________ Beeville, Tex. Gramkow Funeral Home Is in charge of local arrangements, Police Tried Spying In Kennedy Home - ADMISSIONS: _' of the ' O. 22 years, reportedly freed himself after being tied to a radio tower and immediately contacted other Winter Par k corporation __ officials, who contacted police and Orange County Sheriff's Harvest Festival, First United Methodist Cb.urch, 5th MRS. MARY MeGUIRE and Magnolia, 9 a.m. to 5 ' Mrs. Mary I. McGuire, 54, of Lunch, 11:30-1:30. MRS. ZADA LORD __________________________________________________________________ er companies in Florida, Mis. wife Beverly and stayed with One of the two Men was de. Rubeye Christiansen sissippl and California, poli ce h er while the other man, scribed by police Gladys Guy as a white said today. threatening to kill Mrs. IA,e, inale, 6-feet tall and weighing Veneita It. Knight "I believe at this point it is forced IA,e to his office about a 180 pounds. The other was deNatasha Lowery totally unconnected," said Win- quarte r of a mile away, police scribed as white, foot-10 and Verna 1. Morrison . ter Garden Police Chief Dpnald said. ,I 70 pounds. DenniP- J. HarIM DeBarY Ficke, "It was a well planned There he was ordered to Officials are theorizing that a Ceci l F. Rider, DeBary robbery, but I believe that's all empty a safe containing $12,000, Edward N. Butler. Deltona thirdperson may have been in. it was." police said. volved as the driver of a gets. Rev, Donald J. HerchenFicke said two armed men, Lee, a district manager for 10 way car. roder, Deltona I.OngWOOd for reservations. AREADEATHS ' The Washington police attempted to plant an by informant in the household of Ethel Kennedy, wires. demonstrations cu tting the micropluone Walter Fauntroy, D-D.C., Richard Ichord, D. Korff explained to us that Nixon became a widowofthelate Mo., Robert Kennedy, In 171 to Claude Pepper, D-Fla., and Charles po — At the I gation nsti cian to overcome his shyness, liti spy on the Kennedy crowd. of FBI agent William Wiggins, R-Caltf. Tucker, Merritt entered —Ex-Vice the Red House President Spiro Agnew's name The informant, E. Robert Merritt Jr., agents,William Tucker also Bookstore, which is associated with prison may be dragged back into the headl ines, The committed burglaries and Other dL-ty deeds not and Terry O'Connor, declined to comment FBI is investigating reform and swiped mail which he turned Over to for the police but for the FBI. Indeed, the reports that certain FRI. Tucker's superior, Nick S mes, t8 Also refused to b u11ders, with confi dential FBI files say of him. 'Nothing has comment but promised to investigate any — The un were granted government leaaes. One dercover operative also develop. to indicate that the inf ormant has of picked up a questions of impropriety. Some of the Agnew's box ofadedenvelopes left outside cronies, the FBI has learned, wangled a the Union Washington furnished other than reliable Information." policemen, Involved with Meffltt, questionable s of American Hebrew Congregatio million lease, The police provided Merritt with and had no comment; others did not return our Ethel delivered them to FBI agent Terry calls, —Art Sampso, O'Connor. the federal gov -mnent's Kennedy's private phone number and home WASHINGThN WHIRL: There's more — formerchiefhokeeper was1upposeJ to leave address, He was Instructed to spply for a job ins Merritt was also Instructed to spy on the meets the eye to the sudden confession ofthan Jack the General respected left.wlng Ford, the President's opening as gardener-driver Services Administration on October at the Kennedy research group. Told to take anything he "could son, that he has smoked 15. But he will remain on residence and the' to use the position pot. We knew he had the Pa yroll as a conto gather t away with he walked off with a experUnentJ with sultant at a $37,800 annual salary, The White sack that marijuana and made repealed attempts to blouse asked him to advise his successor about members Kennedy family, question him About It. Instead, he MAde the turned over the mall to th e FBI ' This particujar plot fell through, but he retained sw-h thorny problems as GSA's custody of the s Tucker, who announent on his own, taking credit it for study and later asked him to for Nixon papers and dealings with the computer completed many even m ca, underr return IL Ind us try, assignments. U usan Ford,th e sldent'a daughter, is the '—Both the FBI and Washington police asked he guM cerihfs attorney Alan the 31-year-old Metrltt has apan's Emperor Hirohito was the first to (if h politfr.j science class at sign his now Merritt for any gossip he could glean about the Wazhlnutnn'* name in Vice Presid#nt NI,nn told us about some 01 his exploits; ii--Mt Vir,w' following Memh.. M r flOcxefeller's new lfuect hrvk With nr.i 1iiii iimt-wux nn1nn1rt?,,pi L'..,I.,.._ . . . . rintitmnsn. 1.11 -. through an unlocked front door, were shaken but not harmed One of the men bound Lee's during the 15-minute ordeal. SISTER, Inc-,DOW C111valltr home Of Mrs. Claire Evans. Restaurant. OCT. 24 S-emiDole Spokes luncheon, p.m., meeting and style show, 12:15 p.m., Longwood Hotel. United Way Victory Dinner, 7 :I - JACK ANDERSON unconnected with a week-old extortion demand against pow- ~ 4 0 OCT. 23 leased Mrs. Lee and called In t he FBI. Ficke said Lee and his wife cial Wednesday night appears manager for Winter Garden. CALENDAR ~ re- mask, entered the home of Florida Power Corp. off I- Mervin Lee, 42, a FPC district Caroline Escapes Bomb Injury Interpol Prisoner Seeks Mail WINTER The abduction-robbery of a ' dJ1te,dOes nOt diminish the need for investigating Interpol. The 52-year-old private police agen has branches in 120 nations, including America, and has to the governments which can influence the lives of billions of the world's Ed itor FP&L Official Robbed, Abducted HOSPITAL NOTES ~ Yet lack of real congressional Intet at - Letters To The . another, with one hearing having ken held in the Sena te and another scheduled there for sometime this month. This is not exactly the stuff of brewing scandals. What with CIA probes and FBI examinations, it is altogether likely Interpol investigation will receive less than its ue, 2 brush Over and brah off, as it were. _____ ~~~~~ %ft e. The official also said the Chinese concern over Soviet. American relations reflects a need of the cent leaders in Peking to cement their position by acting firmly toward bo th Moscow and Wash in gton. The official briefed newsmen on Kinger's plane as the secretary flew to Japan after a five-day stay in the Chinese capital. Kissinger goes on to Washington Friday after telling Japanese officials about Chi nese. I terminoIo. Three or four members of Congress are In vestiga ti ng Interpol to one degree or % . I so 0 11 I [lard look, actually, may be o%wmthusiastic ______________________________ • States Opposed to detente. a senior American official said today. Interpol's worth and objectives. 1% . ç - him ____________ Death Hearst Opinion To Be Held At Least A Month 'I'UKY() (Al') The C hinese attacked Secre tary of State Henry A. Kissinger's Soviet polio' publicly during his visit to Peking partly to encourage forces In the United : Would 'Ask Qurnkm Chinese Rap Kissinger Policy Edar Hoover was so outraged at Interpol's crust that he resi gn ed as an officer of the group and thus severed FBI ties to this day. ____________ Daughter is napers. for their arrest. In America, FBI Director J. majority. The war between and a dozen other large West- ruler Abdullah Yafi, another match for the well-armed no pri. leftist Moslems ,and Conare a i ~ doers on each, and called tughout Europe ~ next year, sipped red wine and of political and economic case, launched a search for the honorary consul and his 4 ' declared the refugees to be outlaws, drew up ku '.9 ) J Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) 0 I ____ ______ J communist domination, the Internation .— - I (I%t of a In 1950, when a group of Czechoslovaks hijacked an airliner to escape their nation's ______ ____ -- - l . _____ - po Inter day Inn office tower, On the glassed-in porch of the Beirut Streets SIORRISTOWN, N.J. (AP) — T(xlay's witnesses were to The adoptive paren ts of Karen two doctors who examined Miss with no chance of recovery, But nally sick that she ,Aould not and she loved life. but the 'Aray any extraordinarN means or in h e said she reacts subcon- want to be kept alive by futile Anne Quinlan have rested their she lived life was very urn- any way I cod not live life to Quinlan for Daniel Coburn, sciousy to noises and light and with the mother telling medical procedures. portant too." Miss Quinlan's court-appointed the fullest." alive "by any accepted mcdijudge that if her comatose guardiun, cal criteria." "When I see her in this condiMrs. Quinlan said that during daughter could testify herself, Roburn's first witness, neuroJudge Muir said he will make I know in rny heart as her a family she would say: "Mommy, don't logist Dr. Eui. discussion of a friend no be&i(le visit to Karen Anne ,ene IA'Cs Vr, testi. , Mrs. Quinlan testified t1lat lion, keep rue alive.' turunrial cancer, Miss, I lied earlier that Miss Quinlan is her daughter expressed - is r"i"UsIC(l by the Quinlans' the ould want to be," Mrs. QuinJulia Quinlan testified in a ""hrnni veethtivc 3tate" hope before she said, "Mönuiiy, please lawyer bef ore deciding the became termi- Ian said, "Karen was full of life, don't ever keep me alive with case. Wednesda y in the controversial case that came to trial when she and he r husband asked t ha t doctors be allowed to t urn off Miss lnlan's life supporting respirator. Miss Quinlan 21, has SAN FRANCISCO (AP) been in a coma for six months. The opinion of cour t-appo — thiatrists and a psychologist to removed from the jail for trial (late will be set after the in jeopardy of contempt." inted examine Miss Hearst on Sept. psychiatric treatment, At the same time, the competence hearing. In anot her development, poVatican psychiatrLcLs about the mental 23, Since then, her competence daily newspa pe r declared tha t state li said guns found in the last ce of Patricia Hearst won't hearing has been postponed Def e nse lawyers have sugIn Harrisburg, Pa., meanhideouts of Miss Hearst and her Miss Quinlan should be kept be made public at least until alive as long as possible, The next month, but one report says three times because psychiatric gested that Miss Hearst was while, two reluctant witnesses SLA companions, William and Quinlans, Roman Catholics, t hey will probably recommend reports were not ready. "brainwashed" and otherwise again face jail for ref usin g to Emily Harris, were not th e mentally impaired after she tell a grand jury what they weapons used to kill a s An. have been Supported by their that she be removed from prisparish and diocese and have on and hospitalized . , geles police officer. a Union Althou gh the psyc hi atrists' was kidnaped in February 1974. know regarding the Itarburinp of Miss Hearst later said said they took their action Miss Hearst in in tape a Pennsylva. City police chief or a San opinions about Sliss Hearst rebeca use they had the church's U. S. District Court Judge main secret, the Ilearstwned recordiings that she had joined nia farmhouse last Year. One cisco prison reformer, sanction. her captors, the Syrnbionese target of the inquiry is sports Oliver J. Carter postponed MiSS San Francisco Examiner Liberation Army. Lawyers who oppose the (am. Hearst's competence hearing quoted activist Jack Scott. The disclosures came after sources as saying the ily's request contended that Su. until Nov. 4 while he awaits fithe FBI's Washington crime -Miss Hearst is being held on perior Court Judge Robert Muir nal reports from two pychiatr. doctors are "apparently U.S. District Court Judge R. laboratory returned negative fe deral charges of Dixon bbing a ro Herman warned Scott's results of Jr. would be "sanctioning an Lsts. sympathetic,, to the 21-year-old their ballistics tests bank in San Francisco arid state wife, Micki McGee Scott, 31, execution" If he ruled in favor c6mParing the seized weapons prisoner and would probably counts of kidnaping, . assault and Martin Miller, 28, that with evidence in the of the Quinlans. Carter appointed thrm, psy- recommend three murn in Los Angeles. A "failure to an.swer will put you Taylor, 58, a British businessman who has been living In Asmara fc a urwuber of years. A Foreign Office spokesman said the Brit ish Ern5cy in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, reported that armed men in plainclothes came to Burwood-Taylor's oflice at 9:45 am. and took him away. He quoted an Ethiopian radio report as saying kidnapers were presumed to be "elements of the sec. ct'sslonist movement or elemen ts in league with t hem." The report added that Ethiopian security fees had ' . - Mother S(iys IAYNDON iAP) — Two gunmen kidnaped a British I honorary consul in Asmara, Ethiopia, today, the Foreign (f u-c said, 'l1 consul identifk as Basil Targets . __________ Fire Pepper Thursday, Oct. 23, 11,15—SA "Pretty calm," The other re. 81nim mortar plied. theFive headquarters of theshells internalhit ern corporations are located. prominent Moslem leader who vale Christian and Moslem ar- iervative Christians is ex. Michel Barakat, a Christian, is on the National Reconcilia. mies. The government will not pected to continue, Among th with radical e happenings on security forces, wounding three was kidnaped. Christian gun- lion Committee, and Christian order the that "pretty calm" Wednesday policemen, Leba nese army into Palestine guerrillas and men in retaliation kidnaped six publisher Chassan Tueni, a action because the Moslems revolutionary agitators from in Beirut: A sniper killed a policeman in Moslems riding in a taxi. Bara. member of Karamits cabinet. contend that the officer corps is abroad Laking part. Two American Embassy em- the Moslem suburb of Chiyah, kat was released. At another table, Raymond pr o-Christian. ployes — Charles Gallagher, 44, Three rockets hit the polire A rocket grenade smashed Edde. front-running Christian of Roanoke, Va,, and William station in the Christian quarter Into the fourth floor Moslem and Christian politi. More -- pretty calm" days are of the Roll. candidate for the presidency cias cannot agree on a formula in prospect for Heirut. British Businessman Kidnaped only // - -- T- . I It .. __ TIIITTT" - of . ents Rocket old vendor of pocket combs. floor. • - fez. the 19-year-old girl with him, Marian Coyle, refused to let turn a nd Herrera "It looks like she's the tough one and she wants __ this thing through to theend " said one policeman. Poli said e ce th y would wait the terror ists out. The siege continued in its third (lay, with Gallagher, their hostage ba rricad ed behi nd mattresses the girl and In an upstairs 4 - water over ice and chatted with reforms that will curtail the' Snipers In the downtown com. areas, including one near the St. (;eorges Hotel, Premier Takieddin Solh, another former power of the Christian minority mercial dis trict killed three Gelinor Building whe re the of. Rashid Karamj, In a pearl gray prvniier sporting a and enhance that the Moslem nese capital and asked, "How persons, including an 8year- (ices of ABC News, Lo ckheed suit, lunched with former The security forces a.s it today?" Tiede Ilerrenia captive on the second floor of a besieged - - -. were the Be"t street war to Athens called a colleague In the iba. one of two Irish terrorists holding Dutch industrialist i - __________ Fm l)ykesJr.,5o,of San Jose, Calif. of Ashrafjeh. — kidnaped. Bodies were found in several American MONASTEREV LN, Ireland (AP) — Eddie Gallagher of Owners of about half the fleet of U.aaed tuna sethera have taken out applications to Uw aw regatry of their pulses killed accidentally ______ ______ thin beds and in deeply buried beds that can be of work in America generally increa a bout 3 per cent per year in the last two decades. in the - - __ 1') areas containing thick beds of high-quality coal are becoming Increasingly difficult to locate, Als,o, a Wge part of total coal resources cmisU d lignite and subbituminous types which yield less heat per unit of weight n does bibuninous coal. Much of the coali3contained in inflation, the No. 1 enemy of our economy. The output of goods and seices per man-how the productivity of the Amencan * people. Raising -. _____ or about 198 billion tons — is the coal ever mined has been mined since 1933. In the exte nsively mined Eastern fields, new ignores the serious impact that the gap between wage levels and productivity is already having on .. TOM TIEDE _________ - But while coal is abundant and widespread in e U.S., our resources do have limits. Half of all payrolls to offset these higher la bor cos, and he in recent years, however, and in 1974 for the first time there was actually a decline by 2.2 per cent in the productivity index. This is a root cause of inflation and a trend that must be corrected if th ere is to be genuine strength in our economic growth. Make-work jobs in government do not increase Plans for the Golden Age Olympics in Sanford BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — An banker who fled Terrorist Tries To Give Up I Partner Won't Let Him Go 4 1 ____________ ______ tutes 69 Per cent of the nation's total estimated recoverable resources of fossil fuel. says the Survey. whereas petroleum and natural gas constitute only 7 per cent and shale oil, w hich IS not currently used as a fuel, constitutes only fl per cent. Yet In 1973, combined production of petroleum and gas in the U ni ted States was three limes that of coal. ployers would have to sacrifice positions on their mmerce has national thing In the years ahead and hope the en tire citizenry of the area will coopera te In an effort to insure this year's The entire project is good for Sanford and what's good for our town is good for all of us —flU] Currie ____ constitutes several key industries, including construction, the auto industry, trucking, rubber and electrical the theory this would help stimulate economic recovery and thus create more jobs. He has conveniently shunted aside the fact that many em- J I 1.4 - Snipers, IN BRIEF 1 We think ______ U rce s digit wage increases contract negotiations coming up next year in workers against inflation, Mr. ,Meany is arguing for higher wages — in some cases for less work — Ofl We've heard that a Large con tingent from Treasure Island, near St. Petersburg, might be here to vie in the Games and many more could ewe from Naples and Flor ida's Gold ast. The Golden Age Olympic Committee of the ___________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WORLD 1 make sure this Initial venture is a success. 'Speed' Moreland, vice president of F Federal Savi ngs and In of Mid-Flda. The public is cordially Invited to attend this meeting. 1 more than 4.5 times as much coal as ever mined in the Uni ted States. While a case can always be made for wage increases that protect the purchasing power of V, -- for ______ Although only tonnage is considered to be recoverable under present conditions and using present methods, Ut s per cent .i .W At least 16 various categories of even ts are planned the Nov. 10-15 ,Olympics' and It's our guess there will be plenty of compe titors — n only f rom Seminole County bu t from many - ________________________________________ - - 1 room and Police arxi armed soldiers - manufacturing, ! So ceramics. 771: - In events ranging from horseshoes to bowling to worked long and hard to get the ball rolling and to be John L. Thomas II, Orlando attorney - nicely and many people In the over- Greater Sanford Chamber of The meeting will begin at 7:30 and speakers will - and double10 per cent or more — in trend in productivity. It Mr. Meany and ffie First Federal of Seminole on First Street in Geo 'ith no reduction in pay for those who now work k longer. Moreover, off the convention floor the union wages at rates which far exceed any increase to be held last night, while In realty it's tonight at good news that the goal was reached. cent over previous estimates and an increase of more than 40 per cent in the minimum wage — from th e present $2.10 an hour to $3 an hour — and a universal 35-hour workweek . Johns. We reported In this colunm that the Meeting Was Lets hope that General campaign James Rasa il1 be able to announce to one and all tonight the King Coal is in for a long reign. IIest estimate ofcolrources of ftUfli Statesremainingin thegro€J0fJ as 1,1974 is more than 3.9 trillion tons, reports the U.S. The convention adopted resolutions calling for sag of — f proposing legislation that would work against the creation of jobs in business and industry and set back the effort to improve the nation's produc- I sinf re moed as to the date of the meeting of The Friends The St. o fast up 55 age group are expected to be on hand to compete but Nation Rich In C al economic proposals that do not see rtal work and . Sony about Festival Benefit will be held at Senole High School Stadium, Sanf ord. Featured in the festival will be the high school marching bands from Lyman, Lake Brantley, ke howell, Oviedo, Seminole and Bishop Moore. Proceeds from the ticket sales will be used to \. are shaping - ~.p - --- other areas ____________ bidding for their support, are coming up with Z a The Clock C ounty Band rea~l production that could mean real recovery." We could not agree more. However, Mr. Meany and would at and stamp it 'reserved.' It's on that date the the : _ from any band boster or at Music Unlimited (Sanford Plaza), Outer Umlta Altamonte'Mall) and the Evening Hera ld. All tickets a priced U and It's well Worth price of admission. Mark the date of Nov. 8 in your little black book George Means' told the AFL-CIO convention in San Francisco that efforts to relieve unempoynwnt should strive to create "real work and work and productivity. Moreover, high school. at each The tickets are now on sale and nuy be obtained downtownSanford. Goals Of Labor Are Inflationary - benefit the band programs (tzd-caisIng shy ______ ! Inc., Many people from all walks of life have helped wi th this very worthy cause and to each of them we give our heartfelt thanks. Going into today, the final day of the drive, the till f campaign of Percentage dollars the $154500 goal. However, a last-ditch effort was being made today to 'h1e' that mucheeded t would put It over the top prior to was s ve ry. All Months. $32.40. other mail. mi' ____________ about to (all as the United tonight's victory dinner. Year, S28.40. H Mail- In Florida -- - of WAYNE a EX)YI.E. Publisher H . R ICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director _________ is Fund Seminole County, campaign nears its (ma) how. 300N. FRENCH AVE SAN FOR D FIA3rI Area Code 3OS.3fl.II3l.g3 or t ________ __________________________________ J, . ____________ _,_1 ____________________ .L.___ - - - - C - - h rch u II FfItSrf - �- - - - - 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - = Thursday, Oct. 23, 1975 -- Deltona S tage Set or Sunday 's Beaut y F The stage is set for the fourth annual TrlCount Roadrunners Hearing Conservation Jamboree which climaxes at 1 p.m. Sunday with the annual Hearing Conservation Queen Pageant. More than 30 girls from the Seminole County area (18 of them pictured here) will compete in shorts sets or sizzlers and long dresses for the queen's crown and prizes ih1ch include $100 worth of jewelry, $25 savings bond, flowers and Four nmnersup will also be chosen by a panel of I Clu bM eets Former Lorraine Gil/yard horticulture was stressed at Deltona, a past prcident of the ' the October board meeting of GardeniaCircle, demonstrated the Deltona Garden Club flower arrangements Friday in the arts and crafts to the Ikenobe School. Judges, and these girls will win tiaras and trophies. building in Elkcarn Park. Each he next regular meeting of appearance and personality will be the criteria for of the 17 garden circles of the the board will take place Nov. judging. club brought at least one potted 14. The public Is Invited to attend the pageant which will plant for a mini-horticultural be emceed by Jack homer. show. Virginia Nuttall 01 IIW Let TRIM Help You * Periwinkle Circle made the it Lose to 100 Lbs.* table arrangement of white 20 You CAN lose weight orchids set in a multi-color * withou t exercise, * teapot. Call Today After a brief business it TRIM CLINIC - 811-13oo 41 IIS discount with this ad. meeting, Mrs. Lucille Davis of I • D1I.)( 1 Ie anford PrID d i_____ L......... S _______ - ,• . . yçç.j- "This is Dixie," pt't ii 'bright voice of Lorraine G I Ilya rd on the other end of the t elephone, or at the theatre dressing room door, or from the lit stage. t • uc I I I I consider turning professional appeared for more than two until after her marriage to years on national television on Smoke) w ho tnt idently was Promenade Party. She also "the boy next door" all the time spent three years in Europe - ____ "I've got so used to being J eL FF M _ AMTA l}%iT1 DEBBIE hNIFFIN FIIO%1,tSlNA SUIlNAY,S1t $ TINA RtWji I 5O5O Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl - anything 14ained the vivacious brunette country music star. She has even used the familiar "This is Dixie' is the title of her first albuin. a Or The Dilt,rence In Your Purchase Price six, was growing up. For many with the years his parents, the late Mr. Opry andEuropean Grand Ole ecd tand Mrs. -songs and guitar music with door to her parents, Mr and Country Artists. Nashville, - - , • -. ve., -Sinford. Dixie says e is --slowing Smoke in the U.S. Air dO njtl? — but not Force, but also playing in retiring' After 16 bears on the band It was a matter of self road, she and Smokey plan to defense," grins Dixie. "Either! spend more time "settled " in sat home,alone, or I got otit and Sanford, playing Wit, joined hill,.'* - "ever until this Friday night, / JIV \ BALL'S PIANO & ORGAN SALES PH. 322-2255 301 WEST FIRST ST - e - 111 apj:car at BOB Thursday, Oct 23, 175-7A PRICES RIGHTS Born and raised in Sa "I love little ton and IH always call it horne', Dixie has peormed in 41 states and six foreign countries, but never : in her own home town. WE GUARANTEE TO M EET OR BEAT ANY PRE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA ON COMPARABLE MERCHANDISE PRICED '1U{PH -SONIC D "The Two Finger Fun Machines" Play it and soun like an entire band. Built In rhythm section to give you the effects of drums, cymbals, guitars. Anyone can play it with a few minutes practice. A kr?il)I') ane'l L fly JEAN l'ATIF.SON Herald Women's Editor - kATH't STAIFORI) -- Roadrunners Jamboree dance in , Civic Center. - ' 4 EFFECTIVE RESERVE THRU 1016 PIN ECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy, 17-92 at 27th Sto, Sanford - -- -- - ----- - I , have One that she first entered thecaIle) pLain in the U.S.° Air professional music world, and stationed in Thailand Dixie and her steel guitar. — - -1.J1_ - :: from Dixie has always loved music 4N (?I_Fo (J j .. The Gill}ards she smiles Gospel is her first - KNITWEAR AM . \ (;IN.k MADDEN will appear Cut-up band PAm MrClN.IL%N .1 N U()rr KiM ANt)EloN CATHY JO C/iPKO BctIuseitsbeensogoj, Although she'd always sung in her church choir, Dixie didn't ' She Decided To End Affair He s Upset Because BARBARA BUTLER selection of j It styles and colors. j weater ets r 4 4 sweaters !# f>q 1 \ I Dixie and Smokey - ¼.) . I . 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Easy does it. Try Sweaters with skirts or pants . Abby ....... '--------------' 120Z. LIQUID OR 40 TABLETS and James Kenrob . Sallie Harrison Ch9pter & DEAR ABBY: I need a :woman's viewpoint. and you're :the woman. Last summer I became very much attracted to a middleaged, marr ied woman. We met socially. (I'm a middle-aged, maff led man.) W felt the By ABIGAIL VAN BURF,-N same way as I did, and it soon de%eIopedintoarncton - ,derful. loving, intimate people, we didn't consider Everything was heavenly, breaking up our respective then sudderdy for no apparent We'd meet twice a week a families. (We both have reason she said it was over — motel — very discreetly at and children. i and she refused to meet me talk on the phone every Ptnj Oddly enough, my wife and I reason for ). and this woman and her eart. She never known such lose and husband were a most corn- said that she still "felt" the happines but being sensible tibIe foursome same but that we couldn't continue our affair. I've called her and begged for some explanation. She cut the Us# Yowr Matter cptar" conversation short and said, 88 0 easy to wear ... y Corinth Street . * dX4 A ffim S I U IrrAl 'Jill Leslie Fay 4 I. athan ogan , ' ' , ' 4 SIR JULIAN ' GAY GIBSON OPEN DAILY 9-9, SUNDAY 10-7 FUNKY - . &_ • ' �iA—Evening Herald, sanforf iContinued From county for entering into a contract to purchase the two ST. PETERSBURG Join Strikers HARTFORD, Conn. i AP — Guy. Ella Grasso says American women will have to get along without her when they strike Oct. against sex disaiminatlon. I'm not going to sthki because I have to go to work," Mrs. Grasso, the nation's only woman governor, said Wednesday. The National Organization for women is asking women to stay home from work next Wednesday to show how much the nation relies on them. Mrs. Grasso said she expects women working in her office ill lirvi the strike a luxury they can't afford." Wife in the county, not within the city limits of Casselberry. "The purchase of the utilities (AP) — firms, both of which citizens' lobby group Casselberry had been trying to in Washington has sent a letter buy for two years before the to each member of the House county entered the picture. calling for an investigation of County Commission Chair. Rep. Robert Sikes, D-Crest- man Sid Vihien Jr. says the view, on charges of conflict of county had "every logical interest, reason. The owners came to 'c The letter from Common and said a ll negotiations wi th Cause was signed by chairman Casselberry are null and void. john W. Gardner and mailed "I had every reason to Tuesday to all 435 House men)- believe negotiations with bers. including Sikes, the St. Casselberry were down the Petersburg Times reported to. tube," the councilman added. day. Vihien said both utilities were Gardner said, Serious charges of conflict of interest and influence-peddling have been leveled against (Sikes) concerning his financial boldings and his role as a member of Congress and chairman of the appropriations subcommittee on nhilitary construc. (ion." Among the charges a lleged in ft' letter were: and the county's entrance Into ,% Governor Declared NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) — A federal judge has ruled that Billie Jean Berlin was the wife of country singeromposer Hank Williams Sr. when he died and that she cha s the right tOa share in COPYnght renewalson his songs. Williams, who died Jan. 1, 19S3. had taken part in three mariage ceremomes withMrs. Ber lin, but at the time of all of them her divorce from afcmerhusbandwas notvet _d US. District Court Judge L Clure Morton said Wedriesday that since the couple sotepienfly li ved toget he r, Mrs. Berlin was qualified as a "puta ti ve wife" under Louisiana law, which derives from the French Code, and as a "common-law wife" under Alabama law, which Is derived from the English system. A jury verdict last March 22 agreed on the pu ta ti ve wife aspect but denied the commonlaw issue. Morton's decisi on overrode th e latter part of the verdict. —in 1974. Alule Sikes owned stock in Fairchild Industries, a major defense contractor, he advocated and voted for a $138million appropria tion for the con troversia l MO aircraft, the bulk of which goes to Fairchild. —Accordi ng to SEC records, Sikes is a director of Mnerican Fidelity Life Insurance Co. which has sold more than $300 mnithon in life insurance to Smith Praises Reagan sericemen on and around mmlitar)' base& NEEDHA.M. Mass. AP) — Former Sen. Margaret —Sikes sponsored, in- s ' Chase Smi th had good words (or former Ca lifornia Go'.OdUC ed and %igorousl adflonald Iteagan and not-so-sood words about President at oc ed Congr essional passage Ford. of a bi ll that enhanced the value "I've been quite impressed by Ronald Reagan's directof property he owned on the ness," the Maine Republican said Wednesday. "I think .Fl coast. he's telling it as it 1s. —Sikes, along wi th 11 high'He's tr)ing to instill a need of self-disciplIne, selfi rank ng Naval officers, are mareliance, less permlssl.eness and grea te r respect for the stockhol ders in the First law. American people like this. I like this." Na' Bank, th e first private InOf Ford, she said, "He was a good reresentative In de pen dent bank ever a llowed Congress f ro m Michigan, and he was a very eff ective b~ the Defense Department on mm ri ty leader in the House grounds of a us. Navy base "I've been a little disappointed In his lack of leadershiP, a nd publ is hed correspondence I had hoped he would settle down and lead us as the ic3tes tha t he was actively American people want." involved in obtaining the state She spoke in an in terview with WCVB-TV. ter in l9fl. the utility business are considered necessary (or continued orderly growth. Casselberry had no jurisdiction," he said. Why did Casselberry file the suit? "I've never been able to pin any logic, beca use we knew the suit would be lost by the city," Dale in the environmental services department. Taylor said logically, following a bond resolution a bond validation is held. He said 110 Co., an Or m. --- . - --- - - -; - work session Tuesday and promised by next a inform the commission of bond ratings — a fact rela ti ve ti+' the interest rate which will de te rniilrie the exact amount of additional costs to the county to sell bonds next month as opposed to earlier this year. to (or the two utiliti es is $3.97-million. The bond sale "Our activities in the bond is sue and the negotiation to purchase were absolutely sta ndard procedure," Vihien remarked, Crier, a barber, is up for r election this 'ear. On Tuesday, the commission I By JIM HAYNES Trini At Winning Game than losing a homecoming Ilaying no home to go to. Trioits' Prep, playing this season on its own field for the first (low,will give homecoming fans a 'lotible treat Saturdas' afterr)(n, First, there's the at-honw atmosphere in Goldenrod, where the pine o4 ll 's only the second home game for Trinity - -- sports time Ofl . - % 31 - ' ..', YAIf1r ,) • the bus than on the practice field. Norhert Seals will be a rnark man as usual Saturday. ii the pattern follows, the Saints will use him as a decos', then when the defense spreads out I %% 111 get nis 1(M)-plus varols inas'be in the first U • This the easiest way to improve on a mediocre 24-8 pr pickin' ledger, having gimme games like Trinity-Edwards, off Off L 300 only. OrIg. 8.99 to 26. I I ' Orig. 14 to 1)5, Slacks, Knit tops. blouses. Jr. and Misses sizes. S Men ' s For the Master Charge. American Co. will like this one. 7 SPM,7P.M. ! '. 'I - ' CO a ,,. Orig. to 115. \” 1. ' 1 ' :. \ ' - " Join In with the singa-Song happy times In the rinky.tlnk, piano & wash board atmosphere of the Jolly Whaler Tavern. Open for fun H am. to 2 am. 'Cuom-mad. tdiq m b pcd by Oscimbe, I?. 1915, $0 iflhse Civistmas ds.y 3 t / 2 0 1 off i'i t '- YS or or 9. k"it ,. 1/3 li e ties /3 5-4 & 434 LONGWOOLI 3D5862-4000 Selected group of Table Lamps The Diamond 1/2 to Orig. to 48. — "1 wish Orig. to 35O - to /2 Selected group of Fabrics t01/2off '/3 Orig. to 14. Group of Dresses Girls' of f Orig. to - and Rugs and Bath Sets Sportswear / 2 t0 1/3 OFF 1/ 3 off OrIg. $ 5to 12. 13,99, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Diaper Stackers '/3to 14 off Orig. t 5to'13, Store — 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Mon. thru Sot. 10 a.m. in V times at bat for a .370 "1 came from a pretty tough ,, '.-- , - ' Losing Bosto ii Can Hold Heads Lip With P ride share the glory. But if you don't do well, you can share the blame. The Evening Herald's luff Corrigan bounced back into second place last week on the strength of a 164 showing. Jim Haynes turned in a 15-5 card to maintain the No. 1 position. [lick prophet. Har-rumph, as Major Hoople called a special work session to get some help from his colleagues, Bipartisan, he hastened to say, So, Dick, if you do well you'll have to I '1 DICK WILLIAMS JIM IIAYNES All guests (77-41.4) (88-304) Seminole over Colonial — good on defense Lyman over Lake Brantley — tougher schedule Astronaut over Ovkdu — staying undefeated pruve Creek over Lake hluwell — character building Florida over Duke — remt'mber that '62 second Ithif Auburn over FStJ — not at Shug's expense Georgia user Kentucky — a Pantridge, Louis Sapsis, Anthony Hayes and guest Kelly Smith hit on 12, while Lynne Smith struggled loan 11-9 mark. Leader Haynes now stands just 12 short of the century mark as the season goes into its seventh week. Lucky seven, maybe? Corrigan is only three games behind Ilaynes, with Pantridge just one more ' SAVENOWON SHE RWINNWILLIAMS PAINTS back. Then, a gap of three games for Sapsis, two more for Hayes and four for Smith. [lest of the guests so far is still Jack Homer, who kicked off the season back in September with a 17-3 log. No guest has come close to that mark, though the Herald's on-again-off-again Corrigan matched it a couple weeks ago. - - But enough of that. On with the forecast and good luck to Dick II , - Williams. save j• A-100a LATEX - Late2 )iouU 4Yrrn Pa over lSU something to cheer about Mississippi over Vanderbilt — both n1'o-rans N. C. State over Clemson — In a close one Gt''rgia It-rh mr Tulane - 9 P.M. Open Sunday 1.5 p.m. RIFF CORRIGAN RICK PANTRIDGE (85-33-4k (84-34-4) LOUIS SAPSIS ANTHONY hAYES (81-37-1) 79-39-4 1 - HOUSE PAINT • Great coverage SHERWIN-WILLIAMS' GLOSS LATEX • gloss ••BeJutItui Resists mildew HOUSE &TRIM Our best-hiding, longest lasting fiat ales house paint Easy c le anup with soap LYNNE SMITH , i75-43-1 soil and water saie1O95 95 Reg $1395 gal gai. 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Virginia Minnesota Iowa Minnesota Iowa Iowa Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Southern Cal Noire Dame INTERIOR LATEX West Virginia over Virginia Tech — tougher sh4 'ile Insia user Minesota — best of the worst Nebraska over Colorado — quiciness vs. size Southern Cal over Notre Dame — bad day for the Irish Texas A&M over Baylor — who knows? Air Force over Cola. State — f'milcons can do it UCLA over California — who cares' Syracuse over Boston College — what's your guess? Pittsburgh over Navy — major vs. minor. — Nebraska Noire Dame Nebraska Noire Da.'c Texas A & M Texas A&M Colo. St. Cola. St. Reg$&99 Accent Southern Cal Texas A & M Air Force Texas A&M Cola. St. Tex A&M Cola. St. INTERIOR LATEX ENAMEL $LOO — offense vs. defense Group of Accent — was tomorrow," average. Ile threw out runners neigh r bo hood he said, -, Not a said Pete Rose. while virtually lying on his bel- ghetto, but tough. I thought I The captain of the Cincinnati ly. Ile initiated double plays, was the toughest guy on I — the commission meeting. Seems Dick South Carolina 1 0ff ON tAP) BO d uuuie on cnam- roamnedall o%'erthe area he was block. I got in some licks but I pagne in his ri gh t hand. His supposed to protect and kept got my behind BOSTON ( All ) Call it con. tory. belt ed , too." ________________ dark ha ir was matted with stoking the fire in the Big Red fidence or cockiness. The CmPete grew up in the Riverdale Believer Will McEnaney, the sweat, lie talked in excit ed Machine. cinnau Reds had it to the end. youngest man on section of Cincinnati with a the Cincinnati bursts, just the way he plays It's the only way Pete Rose brother and two sisters, "We've always believed in club at 23, retired the ever-atbaseball, •: knows how to play baseball — children of a bank ourselves until there's no to- tac king Ited s i. to c' r " cashier Ile .ioc iorgan niiaue the clutch touli, unrelenting, the devil iiOiTOW," said pint-sized Joe Cincinnat i's worklch;m: hit, He ought to be the Most take the hindmost, i('i'ntlniu&'d On l'age 2-B Morgan, who Etlook off a World JiioiAhip game since ,t • Valuable Player," Rose said. Series slump to propel the Reds troit in seven games in io. "This was one hell of a series, I to baseball's pinnacle Wednes. "My stomach was churning called the drama-packed am just pr oud I got an oppor13-day ( night lieut I could hear it growl- event "the greatest class Series 'unity P)' in it," "We (cit in our hearts that we ing." said the young left-hand- ever held. These were two It was the scrappy, 34-yearold were going to put the best nine er, who was more nervous two teams with class." Bose — and not Morgan — who guys in baseball on that field, weeks ago when he became a Anderson, engulfed by a flood was officially named the MVP It's like a poker game. We felt fat her for the first time. of writers, retreated to his of. of the 1975 World Series, which we were due," said Morgan, "It was my moment of ficeto take a phone call. -It was the Reds clinched with a 4-3 hose two-out liner off Boston tru th," said McEnaney. "I said, Tom Yawkey (owner of the Red seventh-game victory over the reliever Jim Burton produced 'Here it is. Let's go get it." Sex). lie called to congratula te Boston Red Sox Wednesday the Reds 4-3 victory and their lie coaxed Juan Beniquez Into us. I thanked him for night. His prize is a new sports third world championship in the flying out to right field, got everything he did for us while Car. club's 107-year history. pinch-hitter Bob Montgomery we were here. Ile1s a tre"Aww, Idon't care too much "The guy made a great pitch. to ground out to BOSThN(AP)_rC were "We gaveitallwehad and we shortstop and niendous person." about the car," Ros It was something low and out- lured ever-dangerous Carl e added. no tears, no temperamental got beaten — but not by much," Lost in the shuffle of the late- "A ctually, I'd like to chop it up side. To be honest, I outbursts. The Boston Red Sox Evans said. "I th ink everyone probably Yactrzeniski into hitting a long inning heroics by Morgan and into26piecesandpa,ssitaro would have struck out on a pitch fly to Cesar Geronigno bowed out of the 1975 World agreed that it was a heck of a in center Pete Rose was quiet Tony Per- to the rest of the team." like that two years ago. I just field. Series quietly but with heads Series, and not many people ei. Morgan credited Peru as "If you sta y in Boston stayed with it and flipped it into long high, moving through the thought we'd be in it last spring. With that, the Ited Sox had the motivating force in enough," the a Bostonian interce nter field," said the 5-foot-7 finall' run out of miracles crowded clubhouse exchanging But we're a young club and — Reds' comeback. jected, "Somebody dynamo, who redeemed himself probably handshakes fora job well done. we're going to be here for but not out of superlatives from "Tony started it. He gave us would do it for you." for past frustr ations, including t he ir victors, "We're a proud ball club and years. I'm already looking life when we needed it," said Rose was named MVP a 3-for-24 disaster in the 1972 be- hate to lose, but there's nothing forward to next year." "They are the finest team Morgan. cause the 1975 World Series was to be ashamed of," outfielder As writers, cameramen and World Series against Oakland. Ae've played this year," said Perez drilled a two-run a battle of brawlers and nobody 1)w The Reds, hailed as one of Reds ight Evans said in sulianing just plain visitors swarmed Manager Spark)' Ander- homer, his third homer of the brawled as hard as the bandy- up the general feeling Wednesthi-ough the clubhouse, one genbaseball's most awesome son. "Just outstanding," Series, to ignite the Cincinnati legged little third baseman, day night after the Red teams in years but on the verge Sox' 4 tleman elbowed his way Anderson, who guided the bench, lie collected 10 hits — more defeat by of suffering their fourt h World Retisto 108 vi ct ories (luring the the Cincinnati Reds in "Everybody was saying th an any player on both teams the iContinued On Page 2-B seventh game of the Series, Series failure In 14 years, rode sea son — most by a National 'Let's go! We're gonna get Morgan's two-out single to vic- League team since 1907 — 'em!... said Morgan, . Orig. to 154. V3 nr4i 1Air'' But, the good commissioner was detected cheating a little Tuesday at Open weaves, lined. Selected group of women's shoes. n I? /o .3eason _7 0 Dick used to coach at Seminole High, so he should know whereof he speaks, - I U 0 i)7.7J 1 1)99,95 vvuy:) nuu Con fi ence A says. us 1/3 come loin us tonlg:'itl Quality kin North Orig. to i7nco • • . -. ',--" MVP ________ - County Commissioner Dick Williams takes a look Into the future this week as the Evening Herald's guest football Readymade draperies, I. S e W Herald s Football Forecast Polyester knits. *t3ik$ __ off It „ off msde. Ayiitible with I to 12 stOnes 'n 14 Moun1ng Only'. $5L,5. Each synthetic stone, $250. Eacn genuine stor4,$450. Each diamond. 11$. for coach Tom Hubv, mired deeply in a rebuilding season. ('beer up, Tom. There's always next ri 4L l F EATURIHG u' U7 5WItI'. Custom. El Men's 1. victory for the Hawks is in scoring, only that isn't so funny set] ' 1I s port few— The score could to 44-8, but the outcome is 37-U - 1/3 rmv anywhere from - of HAPPYHOUR ;stroiiatit mans', Oviedo l Spruce ('reek 27, Lake howell 7—The Original to 60. component stereos. Ken Epperson be decided in the trenches, - off Men's County Lyman II, Lake B rantl ey 7— It could go either way in a battle of two good quarterbacks, but shall •;- Q. ,;, Polyester knits. The only and Seals Seminole 20, Colonial 7—Defense is no problem for the Seminoles, however that offense still hasn't lIed to the point it is living up to potential. sla c ks. Selected group of Rosiei specifics: Trinity I'rep 32, St. Edward's la-question is how mans' the Saints score, !, / E*press. DinersClub, Cane Blanche 14Ya -Nay ow for christaus Scores Obvious. FOOt \ Here Are The 1! Men's ..1 suits. you less? Eight convenient ways BankAmerjcag-d, - tiilI. 1i3 4t.' Pa and a inere three on the schedule After treks to distant SPOts like Fort Pierce, Jackson. Vilk, T11111I)a and Sarasota, it was getting point Coach ,Joel Kelley was spending more ---.- : Mor uuuui aim ioou)all field are Incated St'con(JI V.the f(xt hail tea iii is going to win tiiii, ii I S(Jtlfl(jC(I Vet, it W(fl) I be R8-O . filitiiiarkitdo%%iiiisl%,ictorLl.A P I t.-SS I S rolling too filst to I)e halted by a %vhistle-stop like St. l i till . Charge. Has A Good Shot iui dresses. \ ç B(fON tAP) — For several oakland A'S and Uwn we lost in Man, 1 S1;irky Aoilerson's years, the Cin cinnati Reds have the playoffs Ui;scd superiority were dcl- playoffs by beating the East I)ito the New York cre there, thanks to the best yclic. IMed by the A's in se ve n games, vis been thinking like world chain- Mets in 1973 and thought WC ion's champion Pittsburgh crop of rookies in recent major Before winning the tense sev- In 1973, the Reds won th piuns ... and almost playing that were the best t e NI.'s Pirates in three easy games, it league seasons, he n," said Joe enlh game in the Fred Lynn and hostile atmos- West Division but we.'e taken way. Now they've finally got Morgan, who got the in was only natural for observers game- pliere of Itoston's colorful old th playoffs by Jiiii Rice led the Boston charge the upstartto think "National League th the hardware to prove their winning hit with two outs in the rough the fst. And the Red F'enway Park, Anderson had Mets. supremacy. ninth superiority" In the World Sox ra is inning Wc1nesday night. been discredited for not wined even more eyebeows For a change, Lidy Lock had Series, After a fistful of agonizing "Until we prove It on the ning big games. His when t hey took thr ee straight failures a kiss rather than a slap in the frustrations, the Reds The Boston Red Sox, in the games from the took care field, we're nothing," Morgan went back to three-time dethe 1970 World face (or the Reds, of that matter Wednesday night added championship round (or the fending world champion A's . "Now I ('an go home and Series, w hen e Big Red in th MaThe notorious Cincinnati ma- fi by beating the lston Red Sox say, 'We're the best." rs t time since 1967, were truly 11w Al. playoffs. ifnc was stenrolled by the chine had roared non-stop to the a Cinderella team. In preseason 4-3 in the finale of the exquisite The dramatic vlcto, With t heir awesome record in Baltimore Orioles in five West lvision flag, Winning an progn 1975 World Series. I lollYwood style on Morgan's ostications the Red Sox behi nd games, them, the Reds had cvamazing 108 games. The Reds "We went to the Series in 1972 single, not only gave the pepThen, after running away were especially wicked at were not even picked by most to cry right to play the favorite's and thought we were the best rwry seco nd win the East Division, let alone role in this World Series baseman a fl ag to with the — and National League pen- home, winning a record teani and were beaten by the wave but the American League pennant. accordingly were granted that did wonders for mint in 1972, the Beds and their games. When they won the NL But at the end, the Red Sox hono r by the odds-makers I-Iayn es Hunches ________ hn ey - stOPlI Good Time the nostalgic atmosphere b4JJt of ____ _______ for $2.4-million. 9 ,, Reds Captu re Elusive Series 1"itle (korge Bland, a represen. tative of the firm, appeared at validated, Women's j Thursda y, Oct. 23, 1975-18 What's worse Liii - ------ Years Of Frustration End vestment firm. Storew*ide Octl ber Clearance V 1 Women's ztIiaued From Page 1-A) 4,000 qualified voters, canGeneralissimo Francisco didates in the Nov. 4 city Franco continues tO iCCOVet In Longwood, with 2,06* election include: Norman from his latest illness, 1ILS re gis ed voters, the highest Floyd, the incumbent, and government says, and Is number In the city's history, Lawrence Swofford for mayor; reported pla nni ng to attend a three city council posts Commissioner Cal DeVoney cabi net meeting Friday. ot1y held by June LoT. unopposed and Commission Inf ormnc1 sources said the Helen Keye1- being challenged cabinet meeting would be heldScott are onSchreiner the ballot for the by Glen Buschman. at Franco's Pardo Palace just Dec. 2 election. _____ outside Madrid and that 2SANFORD PLAZA Mrs. Lofmann has nO OP year-old dictator would appear ALTAMONTE MALL for the beginning of the session position while opposing Scireiner are Parker Anderson at least. The s*rces said Franco's and Ray Leibensperger. Scott's doctors at first advised agai nst com petition is Larry Goldberg. (tir his attendajve at the meeting Three canididates ar seeking but finally decided It would be the mayor's office and five are good for his morale. s ee king two council seats in the Th e sources said Franco Casselberry city election tc, ioWd probably make only a to2. Casselberry has 4,124 Of ken appearance and would registered voters. probably not preside at the Running for mayor are: Gerald Christiansen, inTheSpanishchief of state A truly memorable gi ft for was cumbent Bill Grier and reported to have spent anothe a Mothty . a Grand. r Cihnan John Zacco, For restful night Wednesday. mother. Each of our many the two council seats -yics norns a Jeweled meFranco became i ll with in. didates are: Fred Bussey, menbrance of her loved fluenza last Thursday and had a incumbent Edi th Duerr, August ones. Each is crafted with ___________ heart attack Monday night. He Hodak, John Leighty and the slill of our finest amI also has had Parkinson's Nathan Van Meter. sans. Would America., disease (or several years. In Aitamorne Springs, wi th Number One lcwvkr oftr Semhiole Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. tatlon from the William H. For Lake Mary Post MADRID. Spain ( AP) ('XlWCtCd to hear a presen, iS it's nor mal procedure to enter "It was just a complete error," he added. As to the signing of the contract, Vihlen agreed with Lash Files Papers Recovering Little - '- SPORTS Ili !J i 41 Emmett Taylor, the county's fiscal planner. Taylor works (or intoa contract before bonds are Vihlen said. Early — Franco Said FOf Signed Grier Says Contract Sought 1'tL)VLt Legal f1 Probe Of Sikes Won't !. Thursday, Oct. 23. 1973 -- Woman - ---- W. Virginia -, Nebraska Colo. St. C - I I's the Its " .,., • •,• i , ., Chow a UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA Boston Cull. Boston Co ii. Boston Call. Boston Coil. Boston ('oil. Syracuse Pitt Pitt Pitt Pitt Pitt. Pitt Accent colors prlc.d hi-',t thsS• pIOct. w - 01 ya p,c,,.s. pflc, w be $ALI 1O$ NOV*MW 5th WE MAKE YOU FEEL flfliiT AT HOME Southern Cal Texas A&M colots priced h45s, ~'g,a.,znl.ea! ,.,. , SMrisswdi SM 1151W1 by The Sho w'-W*i.a Cou.n1 wi SCWjn W UW iAi SI Minnesota . Aff Sanford 318 French Ave. Phone 322.1681 - - -- �IA—Evening Herald. Saniord, FL Thursday. Oct 23, 17$ PEOPLE I Woman Governor Won't Join Strikers HARTFORD, Conn. AP — Gov. Ella Grasso American women will have to get along without her when they strike Oct. against sex discrimination. "I'm not going to strike because i have to go Mrs. Grasso, the nation 's only woman governor, mid Wednesday. The National Organization for Women is asking women to stay home from work next Wednesday to show how much the nation relies on them. Mrs. Grasso said she expects women working in her ouflclll find thestrjke .aluxury they can't afford.I Legal Wife Declared NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) A federal judge has ruled that Billie Jean Berlin was the wife of country singercomposer Hank Williams Sr. when he died and that she has the right to a share in copyright renewals on his songs. Williams, who died Jan. 1, 1953, had taken part in three iyPr4Ig?a aa......__!___ ___!st ceremonies with Mrs. Mrs. lieran, Berlin. but at the time of all of them her divorce from a former husband was not vet U.S. District Court Judge L. Clure Morton said Wednesdav cinri' t - that- since sequent •....i lived together, Mrs. Berlin was qualified as a "putative wife" under Louisiana law, which derives from the French Code, and as a "common-law wife" under Alabama law, which is derived from the English system, A jury verdict last March agreed on the putative wife aspect but denied the commonlaw issue. Morton's decision overrode the latter part of the verdict. - - Smith Praises Reagan NEEDHAM, Mass. (AP) — Former Sen. Margaret t'hase Smith had good words for former California Go'.. R'na1d Reagan and not.00-good words about President Ford. "I've been quite impressed by Ronald Reagan's directness," the Maine Republican said Wednesday. "I think he's telling it as it "He's trying to instill a need of self-discipline, reliance, less permissiveness and greater respect for the law. American people like this. I like this." CX Ford, she said, "He was a good representative in Congress from Michigan, and he was a '.'3r minority leader in the House. "I've been a little disappointed In his lack of leadership. I had hoped he would settle down and lead us as American people want." She spoke in an interview with WCVB-TV. Probe Of Sikes Sought Grier Says Contract Sign ed Early a I i Continued From Page I-A) county for entering into a contract to purchase the two ST. PETERSBURG (AP) - firms, both of which citizens' lobby group Casselberry had been trying to in Washington has sent a letter buy for two years before the to each member t Ho county entered the picture. calling for an investigation of County Commission Chair. Rep Robert Sikes, Dcrest- tiiar Sid Vihien Jr. says the on charges of conflict of county had "every logical mte reason. The owners came to us The letter from Common and said all negotiations with Cause was signed by chairman Casselberry are null and void. John W. Gardner and mailed "I had every reason to Tuesday to all 435 flo mem- believe negotiations with bers, Including Sikes, the St. Casselberry were down the Times reported to. tube," the councilman added. Vihien said both utilities were Gardner said, "Serious charges of conflict of interest and influence-peddling have been leveled against (Sikes) concerning his financial hold. ings and his role as a member f Congress and chairman of the appropriations subeom. mittee on military construe. tion." Among the charges alleged in the letter were: —In 1974, while Sikes owned stock in Fairchild Industries, a major defe contractor, he advocated and voted for a 1138million appropriation for the controversial MO aircraft, the bulk of which goes to Fairchild. —According to SEC records, Sikes is a director of American Fidelity Ufe Insurance Co. which has sold more than $300 million in life insurance to sersicnenon and around mjti. tar, bases. —Sikes sponsored, in. trod and vigorously advocated Congressional passage of a bill that enhanced the value of property be owned on the Jlorida coast—Sikes, along with 11 high. ranking Naval officers, are majOr stockholders in the First Navy Bank, the first private In. ciepenlent bank ever allowed by the Defense Department on grounds of a U.S. Navy base and published correspondence indicates that he was actively involved in obtaining the state uirier in lvii - JJ Good re in the jj For a Foot Stomping I of the nn 1 '--. - .. Quality Inn North 1-4 & 434 LONGWOOD 305-842-4000 Hunches By JIM llAYN Trinity Has A Good Shot A ti i SAIL... -- - Winning Game -. Trinity Prep, playing this season on its own field for the first time, will give homecoming fans a (lotible treat Sat urdav afternoon First, there's the it-honw atmosphere in Go l den - )d, where the dIul palmetto lined school and football field are iocat t'i St'cmuliv the fuothail team is going to will. The 1111,11 horn t sounded yet, it won't be 88-0, 4 But mark it down a a victory. Trinity's express is rolling too fast to be halted by a whistle-stop like St. Women's dresses. Women 5 It's only the second home game for Trinity and the Saints have a mere three on the schedule. After treks to distant spots like Fort Pierce, Jacksonviii e, Tampa and Sara sot a, it was getting to the IX) coach 'Joel Keile' was lilt spending more time On the bus than on the practice field. , • sports ... — - - Morgan: A/ways Had Confidence We A"k _________________ ___________________ _____ _________________ MVP Rose Ready For 1976 S BOSTON lAP) — "I wish in 21 times at bat for a .370 "1 came from a pretty tough Opening Day was tomorr ow," average. He threw out runners neighbor," he said. "Not a said Pete Rose. while virtually lying on his bel. ghetto, but tough. I thought I The captain of the Cincinnati ly. lie initiated double plays, was the toughest guy on my — Reds cradled a bottle of cham- roamed all over the area he was block. I got in some licks but I pagne in his right hand. His supposed to protect Call it con- tory. and kept got my behind belted, too." dark hair was * matted with stoking the (ire in the fidence or cockiness, The CiiiBig Red Pete grew up in the Riverdale Reliever Will McEnaney, the Norbert Seals Will be a marked mail as usual sv'eat. He talked in excited Machine. cinnati Reds had it to the end. youngest [,,an on the Cincinnati sec Saturday. if the pattern follows, the tion of Cincinnati with a h"rst. uct the way he plays Saints will use "We've always believed in club at , retired the ever-at. It's Ile only way Pe:. r 'h.' him as a deco',', then when two sisters, the defense spreads out, ourselves until there's no to- lacking knows how to pla y baseball — childr Red Sox 1-2-3 to seal en of a bank cashier, lie he will get his loo-plus yards "Joe Morgan made the clutch tough, unrelenting, maybe in the first riwrrow," said pint-sized Joe Cincinnati's first world chainthe devil hit. He ought to be the Most take half. Morgan, who shook off a World pion.ship game since the hindmost. iContlnued On Page 2-R it beat . JOE MORGAN Valuable Player," Rose said. This the easiest way to improve Se ries slump to propel the Reds trait in seven games in iio. on a mediocre "This was one hell of a series. I to base ball's pinnacle Wednes24-8 prep pickin' ledger, having 'My stomach was churning called the drama-packed gimme games like day night, 13'Jry am just proud I got an oorTrinity-Edwards. so much I could hear it growl- event "the greatest class Series unity to play in It." "We felt in our hear ts that we ing" said U young left-hand- ever held. These were two it was the scrappy, 34-yearold were going to put the best nine er, who was more nervous two (earns with class." Rose — and not Morgan who guys in baseba ll on that field, weeks ago when he became a Anderson, engulf ed by a flood was officially named the MVP Here It's like a poker game. We felt father for the first time, of writers, retreat ed of the to his of1975 World Series, which we were due," said Morgan, "It was my moment of (icetotakea phone call. ..It the was Reds clinched with a 4-3 whose two-out liner off Boston truth," said McEnaney, "I said, Tom Vawkey 1 owner of the Red seventh-game victory over the reliever Jim Burton produced 'Here it is. Let's For the specifics: go get it." Sex), lie called to congratulate Boston Red Sox Wednesday the Reds 4-3 victory and their Trinity Prep :t, St. Edward's i:i— The only third world championship in the fl Ile coaxed Juan Beniqu into Us. I thanked him for night. his prize is new sports question is 110W nianv the Saints score. Seals and ying out to right field, got everything he did for us while ca r. club's 107-year history. Co. will like this one. pinch-hitter Bob Montgomery we were here. lie's a tre. "Aww,I don't care too much BOSTON (AP) — There were "We gave it all we had and we "The guy made a great pitch. to ground out to shortstop and niendous pe rson." about the Seminole '.Jo. (*olonial 7 car," Rose added. no tears, no temperamental got beaten but not by much," —Defense is no problem It was sometbing low and out. lured ever-dangerous Carl IA)st in the shufne of the late. "Actually, I'd like to chop it up for the Seminoles, however that offense still hasn't Outbursts. The Boston lied Sox Evans said. "I think everyone side. To be honest, I probably \'astrzernskj Into hitting a long inning heroics by Morgan and into 26 pieces jelled to the point it is living Up potential, and pass It around bowed out of the would have struck out on pitch fly to Cesar G-eronirno in center Pete Rose was 1975 World agreed that it was a heck of a quiet Tony Per. to the rest of the team." like that two years ago. I just field. l.'inaii I-I, Lake Brantle', 7— It could Series quietl y but with heads Series, and not many people ei. Morgan credited Perez as go either sta yed with it and "If you stay in Boston flipped it into long high, moving through the thoughtwe'dbeinitlastspring. With that, the Red Sex had the motivating force in way in a battle of two good q*Uarterbacks, but shall enough," a Bostonian inter- crowded clubhouse center field." aid he -foot-7 fiflI run out of miracles — exchanging But we're a young club and be decided in the trenches, dynamo, who redeemed himself but not out of superlatives from Reds' comeback. jected. "Somebody probably handshakes for a job well done. we're going to be here for "Tony started it. lie gave Astronaut Iflin%', Ovjpdo lew— The score could would do it for you.-for past frustrations, including their victors, "We're a proud ball club and years. I'm already looking lift' when we needed it," said Rose was named MVP he anywhere from 37-0 to 44-8, but for-24 disaster In the 1972 behate to lo the outcome is se, but there's nothing forward to next year." "They are the Finest team Morgan. cause the 1975 World Series was Obviows, World Series against Oakland. wea ve played this year," said to be asharz ed of," outfielder As writers, cameramen and Perez drilled a two-run a battle of brawlers and n The Reds, hailed as one of Reds Manager Sparky Spruce ('reek 27, Lake Howell 7—The victory ObOdY Dwight Evans said in swriming just plain visitors swarmed Ander. homer, his third homer of the brawled as hard as the band)-- up baseball's most awesome son. "Just outstanding." for the Hawks is in scoring, only that isn't so funny the general feeling Wednes- through the clubhouse, one genSeries, to ignite the Cincinnati legged little third baseman, tealnsin)ear$buton the verge day night after the Red Sex' Anderson, who guided the bench, Ileman elbowed his way for coach Tom litib%. mired deeply in a rebuildin'g lie collected 10 hi ts — more de(eatby of suffering their fourth World Reds to theCincinna Reds In tj 108 victories (luring the "Everybod). was saying season, Cheer up, Tom. There's always next Series failure In 14)-ears, rode sea son i Continued On Page 2-B) than any player on both teams the seventh game of the Series. most by a National 'Let's go! We're gonna get season Morgan's two-out single to vie- League team since 1907 — 'eni!" sa id Morgan. BOSTON (Al') _________ - ' . wear,, off of 'a ' Orig. 14 to 115. 300 only. Slacks, Knit tops blouse s. Jr. and Misses size1. 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Seminole PA savJ - /2off — ore _ Best of the guests so far Is still Jack Homer, who kicked off the season back in September with a 17-3 log, No guest has come close to that mark, though the Herald's on-again-of(-again Corrigan matched it a couple weeks ago. - /3 OFF - - to 1/3 off LIAMSiNTS ------- Smith. - _A - Selected group of Corrigan is only three games behind ilaynes, with Pantridge Just one more back. Then, a gap of three games for Sapsis, two more for Hayes and four for — Orig. to '54 Men's ties share the glory. But if Voti don't do well, you can share the blame, The Evening Herald's 131ff Corrigan bounced back Into second place last week on the strength of a 16-4 showing. Jim Hanes turned in a 15-5 card to maintain the No. 1 position. flick Pantridge, Louis Sapsis, Anthony Hayes and guest Kelly Smith hit on 12, while Lynne Smith struggled to an 11.9 mark, Leader Haynes now stands just 12 short of the century mark as the season goes into its seventh week. Lucky seven, maybe? and water JIM IIAYNES 488-30-4) DICK WILLIAMS MI guests (77-41-4) Open weaves, lined, A But, the good commissioner WDS detected cheating a little Tuesday at the commission meeting. Seems Dick called a special work session to get some help from his colleagues, Bipartisan, he hastened to say. So, Dick, if you do well you'll have to -. 2 Off Dick used to coach at Seminole High, so he should know whereof he speaks. - 1/3 t 0 1/ t1 /3 ZALES - --- 1/3 Qom-n.i. o'dsrs NI to PlaCed byO,cmnbs, 12 1915. to NSSMfS Onznas drr,ty Ready. made draperies. - component stereos. Ring of LII. SwirV. Customm.d.' Av*tibi, with I to 12 - es fl 14 kara' qD!1 Moupc' only, $59.95. Each synthetic Stone. Each genuine stone. $4.50. Each Ctamoncj, *15. - Men's sport - Selected group of Ken Epperson I -"' ________ ________ ______ ey / FEATURING I upxised -superiority were (id- playoffs by beating the East 1)i. acre there, thanks to the best lated by the A'a in seven games. vision's champion Pittsburgh crop of rookies in recent major Before winning the tense sev. In 1973, the Reds won the Nl,'s Pirates in three easy games, it league seasons. Fred Lynn and Pions ,.. and almost playing that were the best then," said Joe enth garlic in the hostile atmos- West Division but were taken in was oüly natural (or observers Jim Rice led the Boston charge way. Now they've finally got Morgan, who got the game- phere or Boston's colorful old the playoffs by the upstart to think "National League through the East. And the Red the hardware to prove their winning hit with two outs in the Fenway Park, Anderson had Mets. supremacy. ninth, inning Wednesday night, been discredited for not winsuperiority" in the World Sox raised even more eyebrows After a fistful of agonizing F'ura change, Lady Luck had Series, when they took three straight "Until we prove it on the fling big games. his failures a kiss rather than a slap in the Frustrations, the Reds took care field, we're nothing," Morgan went back to the 1970 World face for the Reds, The Boston Red Sox, in the games from the three-time deof that matter Wednesday night added. "Now I can go home and Series, when the Big Red Machampionship round for the (ending world champion A's in by beating the Boston Red Sox say, 'We're the best." The notorious Cincinnati ma- first time since 1967, were truly the AL playoffs. 4.3 in chine was .stearnrolled by the clilne had roarednnn.cinn,n,,,, .'r-1-'I-•--_- ' finale of the eiouicit&' TI tIeii,...I 'iiuwry, won .-.-roared .'.,. ... ". '-uiui i'u team. in preseason in Baltimore With their awesome record 1975 World Series. Orioles in five West Division flag, winning an prognostications, the Red Sex behind Hollywood style on Morgan's games, then,, the Reds had cv. amazing 108 "We went to the Series In 1972 single, not only gave the pep. games. The Reds were not even picked by most to cry right to play The ,a nd thought we were the best pery -second baseman a the favorite's n, after running away Were especially wicked at win the East flae, to with the Division, let alone role in this World Series teaiii and were beaten by the wave but did and wonders for nant in 1972, the Reds pennant. accordingly were grant, and their gullies. When they won the NI. But at the end, the fled So honor by the odits-ruak Haynes' £4 Our Seminole minole County Join in with the sing-a-long happy times in the rinky-fink, piano a wash board atmosphere of the Jolly Whaler Tavern. Open for fun 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Come join is tonight! BOSTON Al') — For several oakland A's and then we lost in Man;-r Siirky Anderson's years, the Cincinnati Reds have the playoffs to the New York psyche, been thinking like world chain. Mets in 1973 and thought we - ''(lWar(I 'S. SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTC MALL R .. Reds Capture Elusive Series Tit le - - ZSM 4,000 qualified voters, candidI m the Nov. 4 city election include: Norman Floyd, the Incumbent, and Lawrence Swofford for mayor; Commissioner Cal DeVoney unopposed and Commission Helen Keyser being challenged by Glen Buschman. Little osie s) HAPpy HOUR S P.M. 7 P.M.. Thursday, Oct. 23, 17S—iØ — nostalgic atmosphere _________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. What's %vorse than losing a homecoming Having tia home to go to. Post MADRID, Spain IA?) is expected to hear a presen. tatlon from the William H. Hough Co., an Orlando in. vestment firm. George Bland, a represen. tativc of the firm, appear at a work session Tuesday and promised by next Tuesday to inform the commission of the bond ratings — a fact relative the interest rate which determine the exact a!notjfl ( additional costs to the county to sell bonds next month as o posed to earlier this year. Price tag for the two utilities is$3.97.mlfflon. The bond sale for $2.4-million. game? Franco Said Lash Files Papers Recovering For Lake Mary 4CO FrD Pap 1-A) Generalissimo Francisco Franco continues to recover In Longwood, with 2,061 from his latest illness, his registered voters, the highest government says, and is number in the city's history. reported planning to attend a three city council posts cabinet meeting Friday. currently held by June Lor. Informed sources said cabinet meeting would be held mann, Don Schreiner and H.A. Scott are on the ballot for the at Franco's Pardo Palace just Dec. 2 election. outside Madrid and that the 82Mn. LOTlflanfl has no Op. year-old dictator would appear for the beginning of the session position while opposing at least Schreiner are Parker Anderson The sources said Franco's and Ray Lelbensperger. Scott's doctors at first advised against Competition is Larry Goldberg. his attendanc, at the meetin gThree candi&W are seeking but finally decided it would be the mayor's office and five are good for his morale. The sources said Franco seeing two cuwicil seats in the would probably make only a 10 cac.selberry city election Dec. , Casselberry has 4,124 ken appearance and would registered voters. prot*bly not preside at the eetjng. Running for mayor are: Gerald Christiansen, in. The Spanish thief of date was cumbent a reported to have spent Councilman John Zacco. For restful night Wednesday. .. can. the two council Franco became dl with in- didates are Fred Bussey, fluen1a last Thun4ay and had a incumbentEdithDuerr,August heart attack Monday night. He Hodak, John Leighty and ;ilso has had Parkinson's Nathan Van Meter. disease for several years In Altarimnte Springs, with Emmett Taylor, the county's fiscal planner. Taylor works for Dale in the environmental services department. Taylor said logically, following a bond resolution a bond validation is held. He said it's normal procedure to enter into a contract before bonds are validated. "Our activities in the bond Issue and the negotiation to purchase were absolutely standard procedure," Vihlen emarked. remarkedGrier, a barber, is up for reelection this year. On Tuesday, the commission Storew*ide October C I eara n c e - - SrORTS . in the county, not within the city limits of Casselberry. "The purchase of the utilities and the county's entrance into the utility business are considered necessary for continued orderly growth. Casselberry had no jurisdiction," he said. Why did Casselberry file the suit? "I've never been able to pin any logic, because we knew the suit would be lost by the city," Vihien said. "It was just a complete error," he added. As to the signing of the contract, Vihien agreed with Years Of Frustration End Sanford 5s18 French Ave. Phone 322-1681 - -:--:,;--- �.MSWREBOARD 2B-Evnlng Htrald Sanford, Fl. World Series Seilof.7 Thursday, Oct. 23, 1915 Boston 3 Game 1 C'nc 000 000 O00O S 0 Boston 003 000 60'-6 17 0 Gulleft. C Carroll (7). MEninty (7) and Bench. Ttnt •t Fsk W-T'ant, L-'Gullefl, 5 1. Game 3 C.nc, 0033 Boston Mort Walker $ Berira Oo KaIaiha) 12) FOURTH Mile, Pace, Claiming $1000 1 Afton Apache (Jabn) 6 1. 7 Nev,o*n Ga y (Be'ckeq) S I. 3 Scotch Playboy (M Crank) 77. 4 Jmt Drum (D'Amjto) Si; S. 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V 4 1. 1; "at, Go Joey Vincent To Meet Max Horde On Tuesday -'-' I Team lf Tournament Starts Today ete Rose Ready or Season Opener LGOK, SYLVESTER, I KNOW THIS GUY'S ...,n - - shpied snow from our 12 by 18 drowning, and the need to know %Patio. lie came in the how to help a person wi th h sat down, slumped over sudden cardiac arrest is so arwas gone. He shoveled much more common that there ' pCd) snow for about 10 By OSWAIJ) and JAMES JACOBY is no comparison. m tes. k'ouldn't have been more Some communities have bidding at three notrump. thwo or three minutes after develcpecl programs to teach NORTH ID) 23 Dinadan opened the queen A K 432 I t.4ed to him that I came back all the citizens how to save a life of spades and continued with VA 8 in tile room and he was when such a sudden emergency the ace and jack after •Q slied over. I straightened occurs. I think this is wise and Galahad held back dummy's 4 .1 97 king. hi, p, but there was no in. recommend that all cornWEST EAST Galahad was in dummy and di(on of breathing and his inunities develop such a *AQJ9S a? promptlyledthejackofclubs eywere closed. I have program. The individual person 10 9 7 5 V 6 43 2 The wily Mordred ducked m Ic sclerosis and am in a who is interested should contact K43 AJ92 smoothly, but Galahad rose w?dchalr which limits my th' local chapter of the 4Q64 2 with his ace. He returned to SOUTH abto help. American liiiárt Assn. to see if dummy with the ace of hearts, A 106S I 'as as active as he could they have any training led the nine of clubs, finessed K be t had begun to decline in programs available. The Heart successfully and wound up • 105 sti gth the last several Association does sponsor a with one spade, three hearts, 4 A K 1085 five clubs, game and rubber. Both vulnerable In[( s especially. He had to number of programs to teach re lot when he was doing people what to do. This Includes The second-round club finesse was not based on in ph, al work and he went giving external chest cornWest North East South spiration. West had shown sb', pression to provide emergency five good spades and four bad Pau Pus I You think there was' circulation and artificial hearts. With only a doubleton 1t*1e. Redblei 1 N. T an 'ng I could or should have respiration when needed. I do diamond he would have over2v 3 NT. p133 do to save him? I can't think you need training to know called, instead of doubling, Pau col etely shake the feeling how to do this properly. Opening lead - Q A ,le tha let him down at the most What could you have done? 1 4 cril il point in his life. This Is strictly a guess. The first By Oswald & .taInes Jacoby I .R READER I have few minutes are critical, and If An Idaho reader wants to beecUing variations of this you are not t here when it first If you want an explanation know is there a card called of the bidding of today's hand "The curse of Scotland." que n a lot more frequently happens the chances of doing we must go back to King That Is a good sign, something decrease rapidly. Of The nine of diamonds has Arthur's court. Galahad the that unhappy title, but no one beck it means people are The second danger is that by pure in spirit, sat South and knows just beccing more aware that starting too late the victim can how it came about. decided to bid one riotrump 'riuüiate assistance often end up with permanent brain over Mordreds one heart. He (For a Copy of JACOBY Sav(a life when the heart damage and still be alive, did have good hearts asagood MODERN, send $I to: Win .udly stops. A large number which is of questionable value it part of his minimum opening. at Bridge," C / 0 th is of ciden deaths can be the damage Is severe. Dinadan, the worst player, newspaper, P. 0, Box 489, pre4ted by prompt effective who sat West, raised to two Radie City Station, New York, With your disability I doubt Ctfl(ncy treatment. It is a lot very much you could have done hearts and Lancelot closed the N. V. 10019) like aving a person from anything useful by yourself. , By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The National Basketball Association begins Its 1975-76 season tonight wi th the Golden State Warriors, led by forward Rick Barry and rookie of the year Jamaal Wilkes, opening defense of their title in Cleveland against the Cavaliers. Meanwhile, beaten for the title In four straight games last season, renew their chase at Landover, Md., against the Kansas City King. el New to the Bullets' lineup will be all-star guard Dave Bing. - Dr. - MIX ANY 12018. Of NBA Crown Tonight - J a Alai P1ans Amateur Play / Warriors Open Defense . - irst Aid For ear t A tta ck S OubfTA m - - oI MHE3w irnof ' - ('TWO DIiIJ' RQO#,& Boston P layers Deserve Praise . HE.S I March 21-April 19) too daring, upon as outstanding by those or special person out for a good excellent day to develop GEMINI (May 21-June 3)) around you. time just the two of you. plans and ideas through You can satisfy your urge to be LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 1k and open discussion with gregarious today bygetting Into even think about being a loner 19) Your happiness is in the I;ds or people "in the know." a large group and enjoying the today. Get out, mix and enjoy family circle today. You' don't tURUS (April 20-May 20) gala social whirl, yourself. You'll be a big hit need with any cheering crowds 'I perception is extra-keen CANCER (June 21-July 22) the young crowd. Just the cozy surroundings of y. You can afford to follow Without lifting a finger today or VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A hearth and home. ), r hunches or pursue that voicing any wise or witty change in status is in store for AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19 dim that yesterday seemed statements, you'll be looked You today. It could bring a Romance calls you today. The promotion, a raise, mcre more places you go and the respect from your mate or kind more people you meet, the words from the boss. better your chances of finding LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It's it. a day to evoke discussions, to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A exchange ideas and sum of money could come to philosophies. It will broaden the you today. You'll immediately horizons for all, want the family to share in a SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) rousing celebration. Fiawreijce E. Lamb, M.D. You are very fortunate In your YOUR BIRTHDAY Alt 1)11. LAMB Field of endeavor today. You Oct. 24, 1975 AIiijiIi fl()th1n 1 can i'han',' will accornplsh more than 'l'ir is me ar )UU ori't cL has happened, I would usual. Rewar ds come to you have to worry over money apeciate your commen ts on a from two sources, matters. Rewards will come to pfllem that has been SAGITtARIUS 1 Nov. 23-Dec. you in proportion to the effort b'iring me, 21) Cupid's sitting on your you expend, and, even greater it spring my father, nearly shoulder today. Take your mate at times! &ed suddenly after he had : LIGHT OR DARK - - SI,... SPECIALS GOOD THURS. FRI. SAT. OCT. 23-24.25 OUNCE S SEMINOLE COUNTY ONLY ALL 30 STORES IN BRIEF - - Fre Friday, October 24, 1975 ALL DRINKS 4$ I RONRICO RUMP ONE SPORTS - Sn Gutal ABC 100 0 VODKA FAMU ;.r;t;-, ;i'c re'!,rn THERE'S AN ABC NEAR YOU 80° VODKA with new owners and a new I. nancing concept, made the anGame 6 FIRST 1. Urge Lemz 11 Cenci 000 033 210 000-4 ii 0 7 20. S 10; 2 . Negul E*or:a (6). 7.30. nouncement. BOSIOA 660 3 AIdati Anna (1). 3.10. 0(4 "Our decision not to proceed 300 000 070 0011 10 ii iftairigs 6) 51060; P (16(57900 is due primarily to our coflecNolan. Norman (3). Billing - 1 Eddy Len.: (2) tire inability to penetrate marham (3). CCrno4l (5. sorbon 16.10. 1500. 100. 2. ha Okoki (I) kets in (6). Eastwick ($), McErianey WFL franchise cities," (e), Darcy (IC) and Bench. $06.3 60; 3 Lam) Eloria (I). 3 60; 0 he said. Translated, that Faces means n 2)57050. P121) 159.90. BOtlil liii, Morel (U. Drago (9), 1.59620 the WFL's dismal average Wise (17' and Fisk W-W,i.., 1 27) TALLAHASSEE (A?) - Tennessee State Coach crowds of 13,370 - its only 0 L-Darcy. 01 HRs.-Cncin THIRD 1 Ectiano Okol1 John Merritt has been using a skull to prepare his team nil). Gernimo (2). Boston, 2700, SIC. 3.60; 1. Eddy-Jay) (I). Source of Income was sinking for Saturday's game with Florida A&M. LyrvI (1), Carbo (2), Fisk (2). 'so. i 3 lca.rana (St. 420. 0 every club deep In red ink. But Rattler Coach Rudy Hubbard is using his head. U $ 53940: P (2 E $700.15 Looking around him at hock. Hubbard seemed surprised FOURTH but reacted calmly 1. Earteiavi (3). ey, Game I basketball and tennis civirl Wednesday 1760.100 300. 0O(? 9O Bet when told that Merritt displayed a skull coo 2 101- . Boston 003 000 000-3 S 2 (1). $,iO. 390: 3 Bilbao Elorra f it, leagues which also are losing during his weekly television program in Nashville and 350. 0(13) 53110; P (3)) 5*2.70; millions, Hemmet.er said. Gulittt. BillingPtem "We said he was telling his players that the skullshould reDO U 3) 517500 C.C.arrofl (7), McEnaney (9) will not be the last. The bubble niirxl them of Hubbard. and Bench: Lee. Maret (7). FIFTH-I. Chuchomugueria of the professional sports' boom (7). Burton 1000. 1220. 3.60; 7 SantiJun 3) Cl is in for a bust." Cleveland (9) d FISk. W 670. 100; 3 Erci..za Ectiave (1) S SO Camroii, i, 1-Burton. 0) Predictably, a number of 0(31) 53010 P (4 1) S13410. HR -(inc,nniji Per (3), clubs said they wanted to con. SIXTH 1. Bt Bengal (2) 13 00, 1 4.10. 2. Antcht Eclive finue Two team In the 10-team '(1) 440. 3.60. 3. Chico Peru , WFL said the vote in a Wed110;Q(12)IaOtO. P (III 5*9i. r'esday afternoon conference SEVENTH -1. Ursa Alberdi IS' call was 6-4 to fold, but six RESULTS 10M, S 60, 260; 2 Lan') Beitia (Continued From Page 1-8 ) their big hitters well. We ma) teams claimed they wanted to 5 40.3 00, 3 Oguiza Len: 4° have FiRST_C.) Pace, Mile I Spn.nç 1; 5) 53900; P ($2) $13930 have suprised them a bit, but continue. And an official of the to shake hands with they're solid." Maul) 7 2. 2 Our Favor EIGHTH 1. Fermin Awl (6) San Antonio team said his club '..mbelU S2. 3 Lisbon Hanover 1000. 3 40. 3 00. 2 S.ala Manager Darrell Johnson in his nca With five of the seven games and three others were looking s 'jca) 61. 1 O?ec.a Mat (Berpznak) 13 350. 3 Maya Altu 320, 0 mall office. 1 . 5 Navy Sue (Dem ark) 72. 6 decided forward to another Year. by one run, everyone I2'0. P163) U4.?0 I V Fly Fel la (Stader) 5 1; 7. Scott) "You made all of us proud," talked about how evenly NINTH 1. Juan (11 10-10, 5.70, The decision to end the WFL 'frQn (Cumrninq) 12 1: $ Dons Attn 350. 2. 2am. (I). 5.60. 3.10; 3. Er Boston Mayor Kevin White told matched the Red Sox and the in the 12th week of its R a ider IT. Crank) I 1. do :a (3) 6-50. Q (*4) $34 60; P .1) second Johnson. "All of you did grand Reds turned out In be in SECOND C.3 Pace Mile: 1. year meant that $30 million the $12710 job . " Grey Bitt (D'Amat)9 2; 2. Chancey dr TENTH -1. Muguerza (1) 11.10. $3) million Of It in 1974 pa(J series Min Lacy (No Driver) 3.). 3. Octal "It was a great Series and 10. 10,4.20; 2. Aft (3) 10.40. 5.20; 3' beenlostby "We lost because of the little professional Value (Soriws) I 1; A. Diamonds Fermin to) 3.60. 0(3.7) 510.10; P U spor't's seoson for our fans and the city breaks." Joti*son said, 'l'he Lad (Benedict)$'); 3. Dvmny Flash 3) $713 . 60; DO Is y) MS10. most W3SUCCeSStUJ league. And of Boston," Johnson replied. "I two teams IKausnpr) 1; 6. Queens Firat Lady ELEVENTH I. Domingolarr, $15 million is still owed tO are so evenly (DeniIan;k 101; 7 JooPa Star Maid (1) 1310 ..570 2.5O;2. CichoEchave don't like losing any game and matched that it was like a toss ( Dvoracek) 3.); S Race The Wind (2) 160, 5 20,7 10; 7. Cacho.Ecttaye we're disappointed. But we lost of the coin as far as I'm con(Bridges) 7 2. I?) 60.300; 3 Martini Attu (6) 3 60. to a fine team and we certainly cerned. THIRD - C-3. Trot, Mile: 1 But for a little flip here Q ()7) 53670' P 11 2) $7110 Deleon Babe (R Neely) 5 1, 7 didn't disgrace ourselves." TWELFTH and a little flop there, things 1 Marvni Juan ) Mas'con Gal (Udell) S I. 3 .Jeans 12-10. 7- 10. 5.20; 2. Chucho Aguirne "We weren't initimidated by might have been different," Winter (SIca) 231. 4 Mise Mary (3) 4O 570; 3. Sarwiuetcha the Reds," said Carlton Fisk, Regal (SItimp) 72; S Demon Ex Fisk said he "probably will 600; 0 (Ii) 53160; P (13) $11.10 Press (Karp) 3). 6. sit Wampum BO (1-7. 1 3 120,60 who tied up the Series with a replay the Series a lot up to IT. Crank) i 1. 7 Lincalni Visit Ii A i.; Handle 12th-inning home run in the Thanksgiving, Then I'll forget sixth game Tuesday night. about it and set my sights on "They have a great club, but I spring training so we'll be MICE BUENA VISTA (AP) thought our pitchers handled here again ne xt fall." The $200,000 National Team Championship Golf Tournament opens today with the largest field ever, but minus P most of the top 10 Professional CASSELBERRY Orlando- starting nez week. An money winners of y. Seminole JO-AL-ii today an. organizaiaj meeting A 01104 tea teams haveen F have nc*inced plans to make its planned Friday at 1 p.m. tered the tournament at Walt fronton available for amateur A fee of $2 per hour or $5 for Disney World, but the field in. ontinued From Page I-Ell played in what was called a play tiTer days per week, the 'Jiree-hou- period will be cludes only (ow of the top 10 in went to Western Hills knothole league. I was a catch. Vice president and general charged to players to defray the list released Tuesday by the SChOiJI where he was a Irustrat- er. I remember Eddie Brink. manager Gordon Hulbert macit expenses. Players provide their Professional Golfers Associ- ('ci 155-pound candidate forthe man was a pitcher. 1 never had the announcement, noting own cestas and helmets, ation. a vacation. My father thought it football team. 'interest in amateur Jai-alai although limited rentals are Such stars as Jack Nicklaus, "1 thought I might get a wouldn't be fair to the coach if I seems atanafl. high. Many available. The fronton provides the top money winner of 19Th, scholarship at the Ufl1It)' Of skipped playing in the sum. fans have expressed an in. pelotas. TORI Weiskopf, No. 3, Lee Tre- Tennessee." he recalled. 'They mneVtin)" terest, and this will be a first," Play will be on a first-come, vino, No. 9 and Bruce Cramp- invited me to visit the campus Pete didn't care much. He Plans are for the court to be first serve basis, except ton. No. 10, bypassed the final for a tryout. But I was too admitted that he could play open on Tuesday. Wednesday Wednesdays when beginners PGA event of the year for tour- small, baseball 365 days a year. He and Friday from noon to 3 p.m. have preference. fiaments in Australia and Ja. "So I had to go back home loves it. The tougher the going, and continue playing baseball. I the better he likes it Hale Irwin, ranked fourth in cash earnings this year, and Gene Littler, No. 5, also did not RESULTS - BERNICE BEDE OSOL IN CuRtNT issue FLA N ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES s - SAVEGAS! ARE '6 TO '9 sn ow WHOLESALE CASE UST - - PRICES 0S.? Of tl1( •i'ChI WEEK & DAILY SPECIALS players, and season ed. ticket holders from 1974. Thee' Th Thus, the NFL suddenl3 terminally ill In the fall of 1974 people will never see their about 380 free agents Iron as some teams falsified attend- money. Hemmeter's people, WF'l on its hands, Th e anc,e figures, some bed to the however, have remained question was whether public, and most defaulted on current in their payments. high-salaried players as for player payrolls. A year later Ile decision also sent Nation. Miami Dolphins Larry Cso the patient died, unable toover- al Football League clubs into JIg11 Kilck and Paul War come the Image it fought. Late night meetings. Under a were free agents, or whe The television moguls bylaw passed a month ago to they ..re still bound to I weren't interested. The Joe accomodate the return of John contracts. Nama ths couldn't be bought. Gilliam from the WFL, NFL The Dolphins want the Ii Respectability and credibility clubs have until 4 p.m. next driving Csonka back, but I - the WFL's biggest enemies Tuesday to sign any player who don't appear to want Ki were distant. And, most becomes a free agent because Warfield has previously important, the people of the his team or his league had fold, this would be his last team WFL's cities demonstrated 100 1 Ø-7 o 8 ll.nghm, Borbon (i), MCEnaney (7), Eastwi II and Bench; Lee. Orago (!) and Sweet Nlam (Blanton) 3); 7 W-East*ck, 1 0 F I lk 1.- ImPulw (W'lteyl It. 3 Big Beau Drago, 0 1. Byrd ( lNenfetO) 10 I. I No PrQb,, (E Tylt) 72. S Kim Lobell (Harp) S I: 6 Lee Eyre Game 3 (Ray) '7. 7 Little Jtpe' 100d) 010 WI 1010-5 10 3 SI, I Serena Boot (S?imp) Ii no 000 7 0 SEVENTH C-i. Pace. Mile I 10 innings Treai.,, Job (Passer) 10 I: 2. Mile We. Cleveland (S). Clip A*ay (Bridges) 7 2. 3 Oaød.o Will OvOPiby (7), Mref (tO) a Boy (Kauinen) S I. I Dayionas FiIA; Nofin, Darcy (S). C Car Tern (Se' deni) 6 1, S Beatrice Way roll (7). &'cEnaney, (7). East (B, Re-gun) 51; 6. Galawant wick (9) and Bunch W- East (Whavland) 10); 7. Bonnie Bumpat w ick. 209 1-WillOughby. 01 almost unanimous apathy. WIIS.t 6 1) $ Act Hill (NsCf1011) 3 MRs-Boston. F isk (1). Carbo I With its revenues weak, with ' 1, C! n( "nati Evans 0fl EIGHTH - C2, Pace. Milt, 1 $10 million already lo t, Ai t j, C onestoga B lBereznakj S L 2 predictions that it might take r.pronimo (1) Abe, I'fop, (Seiders) 77; 3 (tort City $40 million and two years more Nlny IR Regurl 3 1; 4 Senators Tina (Rus i n) 97. S Van Dale Byrd to make any progress, there Game I (kiv5Iy) $1, 6 Me?noI,a Abby was really nothing else for the Boston 000 S00 000-S ii 1 (Bridges ) It ); 7 Ftitge (H. Cenci WFL to do. 200 200 000-I 9 I PIlipit Si; I. Airline (Mantegn.a* liars and Fisk. Norman, And so a professional league Berton (i), C. Carroll (S). NINTH c.t. Pact. Mile: i. was folded Wednesday, begin.Eatwck (7) end Benth W- Single Diner (Saul) $ 1; 2. Legend ning lan'. 20 1-Norman. 0 1 what many believe will be Chief (N.clll It 1; 3 Surgery Time a trend away from the rampant RI Crank) 10 1: 1 Dads Fiyøtste (ShpI) 7 7. S. Butlers WidOW sports' expansion boom of the Game S F01puIl1)3, 6 BUCkCyC Sonic IN, 100 0(10 001-7 S 0 Philhp; late I%Os and early 1970s. 3 i 7. Mattes Queen (E Cenci 000 111 CIi-4 S 0 Taylor) S Chris Hemmeter. the Ha1; I Devi ls Trump" IT Cleveland, W.iht? (6), Taytori 61 wauan millionaire who sin glePot (I), Seçus ($) and Fisk. handediy rescued the wit. Gn,t. EaUw'ck (9) and bench ". GuHttt. 11 L-CIev.44nd • from the ashes of its first dsai , A = HR-C Acinnat, Ptte 2 astrouS season, reorganizing THE LOWER EVERYDAY -- - Thursday, Oct. 23, 17S-38 OROSCOP ABC NEW YORK I API The World Football League became Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. "NO LIMIT"' _ by Bob Montana ItfYllIt UYVI - I.UUP'U UtiUU 3M. ULI. Th WITH " T". LIEBFRAUMILCH `&1. AP. GERMAIJ ROWN LABEL UMIITY RIENTI Rtft*YIg VERMOUTH 2301 QUANTITY*ISNT$ RI$IR40 V.S.O.P. COGNAC BOOMERANG.' . ] I NAUSTRALIA.' P'tOu 1 RECEIVE IT NOt HE S..AIOIIEPIJT INSUrFICIENT POSTAGE I I ON IT--- 30 OZ '.1' :. 7.99 6TH L 9•49 It)1.i , •' #4 IMP FRANCE JACQUIN I SCOTCH WISER 10YR. 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' - t,- , Fast _______________________________ CaSselberry PhOne $31 9611 EsTrpco L.PlD CLEARNO Bulldonq, Eicavat.nq Ditch ru , r' . - . '-.'. -- SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL STEREO WlTi /ALUES FROM " !;' 'oil 3?? 5)1) ________________________ Carpe-otry Remodetog, Additions. — Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded LaAn Srvie, no jOb to large or too Free estimate 37] 6036 Sr",II (iii ftrr, 79? 7359 Lawn _____ _________ T'IE '.A'T Afl 7 Care _____________________ _____ ' ______ 1 - SOLAR HEATING AND WATER ______ _____________ It's the little "extras" that count at , _____ Call Phil Gonzalez 305 373 3936 - 'Luxurious Carpeting ______ __________ Kitch*n lnc$uds Dishwashsr, Frost Free \ 1 .' .ALS Sa. Reek' ASpi - •Drape Included 'Deluxe Clubhouse & Swimming HOMES OF DISTINCTION shoes, HANSON'5 SHOE SHOP, 22) E 1st 5?, fl9992 OFFICE MACHINE S oI - i'trr.rig Fr'0 ,. .', , caii 'or trc' Pest Control _________________________ up 6 rstrn,ii s. Cor'rn'.c,u 37)6.451 __________________________ 4 sPayed streets •Sewers •Sidewalks * 2 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath Apamen 30 Yea' Mortgages S pct. dawn or Conventional Mortgages soma service you have need CI, read all Our want ads every cay. 7562 Park Drive I)'? -- Beginning At 179 Per Month. FURNISHED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE 211 W. 25th heels & soles give new Iif to your OffiCe Mackits Plaster Palctsrig & simulated brick & stone specialty 322 7750 If y are haying difficulty finding a • Large wooded lots •Street lights ____________________________ "We SOcyt all makes And models Free Pickup and Delivery Interior, Exterior Plastering. Sanford flusiriessMahines 372 *001 Qvatiir •Central Heat & Air 110 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford Office Open 10.6 DaIly Sanford, F'la. DES 113 I $ guarant £-_- by the job 377 9345 _______________________ ______________ AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER COMMUNITY LLLING concrete work, e$c, By the hour or IN EVERY UNIT - work S, Looking for garden egu.pment Read today's classified ads for 'I ___________________________ PLACE ACLAS5IFIEDADNo-,' Need help on that Saturday job? Paneling door, windows hung, Refrigerator, Rang, a Disposal '. All f BROGOp, ROOFING 37)6700 ____________ THE WANT AD COLUMNS, -- .-.-':-j,'.- — 1 ipt't rosf 'epairs, flat roots or Shingles. House Pointleg Tu(-, i ','A f'. ,,..." ________________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL ______ - r- - Roofing PURIFICATION SYSTEMS - _______________________ ________________________ above styled suit and you are proposal forms furnished by the By: Elaine RiChards -- __________________________ requir to serve a copy of your architect - a specimen form Is bound In SpecIfIcations on Plaintiff's attorney, JOSEpH M. The DIsl,kt Boird of Trustees of MURASKO, P,O, Box 7, Fern Seminole Community College Parti, Florida, and file the original hereInafter called the owner, D'puty Clerk i. ______________________________ — - DRIVE IN TV SENVICE longer needed but u%tul items _________________________ .x__a,j, ---.- Sanford )7 lUt _________________________ Mdderniz.ng your Home! Sell no J1C111Y 'JIOCItC -.;,'. Exterior pressureclean - Install carpet and vinyl wall fowati Highway 17.97, Sanford, NextTo Cavalier 323.8670or 831-9777 ,, — Interior. Extfr.or Plastering _________________________________ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sO Real Plt,r simulated -Pressure Cleaning ___________________________ classified Specialists, drivts, itIOS, .)tyeut that ads Nothing Small Concrete _____________________________ _____________________________ . CARS &ENTERPRISES. TRADE INS DIVISION OF for the relief deminded in the exceed thirty (30) days from the deathefy1ng feala not NORRELL INC. Complaint, 1 y CXCIte the aUdlC and and that I intend tø regIster said date Of bids for the purpose of $msg JfBth, but a WITNESS my hand an offIcIal rving the bids a Investigating name wim me Clerk of the Circuit aI of thl Office Sanforo, Seminoie the QualificatiOM of the bdders. John-Boy's )fjj, Court, Seminole County. FlorIda in County, 30th at day of Septemtj,er '": - QUALI accordance wiltS the sirovisiom of 197$ prior to awarding th contract, iNN NORTh / 8-1:30 ABC BARNEY the Fictif DISTRICT Name Statutes, To Seat) BOARD CF MlUZj "Grand Hotel" Woje Wit: Section 3.ge Florida $tMgf IRUSTEES ' MI SR 434 Arthur H, Beckwlth, Jr DR. EARL WELDON, lgdsachnil.ftpfn. tnt. Clerkofthec.rcutt Court PRESIDENT As President Fixtures Water Heaters $ a m 10 pm thru Sit 7534 Park 123 5417 _______________________ ___________________________ large. Licensed & Bonded. 799 cell plays a "wingwalker" name of TOM NOR RELL'S 2ND Conteno will be taken against ytj held by the owner or a period not to '' tONG WOOD - 3OU2.4OOO / hotel wflh a lady, Don't get the w j KING Plumbing Supplies PENTRY AND REPAIRS 327 DITIONING, 3226617 3 Mo..6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases Notice is hereby given that I am answer is' pleading in the office of reserves the right to reiect any and engaged in business at 200 N 17-fl the Clerk Of the dIrr court on or all bids and waive any formality or 5; Thomas E. Norr.11 Phmb iMpuQ MENT ALL TYPES OF CR rna'es, DYKES AIR CON- Professionally Managed oi 331) Caswlbirry, Seminole before the 7th day of Novembe,' technIcality in any P'OposaI in the ih DUCT WORK. 71 hour service All SOn take, Free Boating SPool eclubhni,xe om contract BIds shall be submItted on 0M SANFORD full let holders of record In the Home Improvements ______________________________ Al P CON Di I I ON IN 0. I STUDIO 1,2,3 - _ ______ stucco No work too small or too refundable upon return of all LESS ____ ____ rves FICTITIOUS NAMES terested ____ eneva BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES ircm unfurnistted. kitchen delux• bumpers, excel. cond, 644- 414$, _______________________________ ______________________ _ 3222420 Anytime per ma ______________________ 1971 Vega Katchback, white, PS, Air, Auto, Ridio. ctom inteq, Forrest Greene, Inc $19,500, Lakefront Home-Lake Mary, 3736333 school and gaIt course Some _ Chico & The Man ine'* location) JCt 17 928.477, Longwood ( Scenery 575.000 3 Bedroom Home-Downtown, documents so obtained. Said sum is EUGENE ROBIs0N '72 Vega GI, like new. $1I. — Vjdt'O, _______________________ _______________________ _______________________Persian kittens, silver ana cameo. COLOR TV. $1I9SMONTH CFA regiStered, $30 to $100. 322RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN ou moo _________________________ ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary, almost an acre of river tront with beautIful trees, great fishing. 3 Bedroom Home and Rental, equipe, air, carpeted, $9650 Copies Of the Contract documents may be obtained at the office of Any Car— No Money Down WITH GOOD CREDIT Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 51 30 p.r day CARROLL'S FURNITURE L_ _________ — TV Anlenna ins?atle, Also music, Inter corn, paging Systems New or Strout Realty, Inc. carried on under the the South 07 feet of the We-it $00 feet When Addenda to the plans and name of WAGNER'S AMOCO at Its of the East $41 IS feet lying wt of of her contract documents are lute away from the CB&W South French Avenue, Sanford, State Road fl (MaltIand Aven), Issued, the landscape arch itect will __________________ _______________ ____________________ P.M. I I. 576.500 rtalIy furnished 7be-droom, 33)5 t PhOne 327 06 70 NELSON'S FLOR IDA ROSES WOodrutf'sGardenCeflter ______________________________ TV. 1700 S French, 373 1734. ___________ 43—t..ots-Acreage evenings _____________________________ Pur QUALITY INN" • "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" MIS I4EALTORS SWIM YEAR 'ROUND. Why not? 321-0041 This lovely I BR, 7 bath home has everything Economical gas heat. OWNERS WILL FINANCE: ISI,$0O See at 711 Forrest Drive. FORREST GREENE INC. 12363$) REALTOR 3376910 INTERESTED? Foster.Herb.rt Associates of the NE ', lying Wt of Stat, Successful bidder t _________________ Tud Salad wc flit? AT THE Uses. heat a. air, Write: You, Defendants, are hereby documents In QOOd condition sot l:ith is the anchor (or CBS's of CaCh is as follows _____ (IF bath, pli.,s utility. Up stairs: large bedrooms and 2 full baths. Training, forms, signS and all ad payment of 5)500 for each DEVERAUX J. DOWER 5: Kathleen C. Willia 8- 10 Comn The Cob JUST EAT OUT, ReaI ________________ verlisng furnished __________________________ __________________________ 6051. ________________________ outle (or NBC, having been ______ "DON'T decoratedolderhome. Has central fenced back yard. Down stairs: Spacious livIng room with fireplace, formal dining room, Your MLS Agency - 3236630 :iiii Material Payment Bond each in the i ____ _______ ____________ PATIO r-B 6:304:00 Company in the North Seminole To brdro'- turn or rfrn, area ,)duIt prOterr('d. secijrtt deposit Turn ur real estate license into the 373 5131 or 3376670 to excellent earnings in this LAKE MARY- 7 BR duplex, kit ____ County, Florida, to wit '-- __________________________ ________ . - awlUly long plug for hope's 0E5$0 ______________________________ foreclose, certain mortgage on th the optning of bids Plans may be fj for the season following dflcrib,ø Property, examined without cost. REGISTRATION OF situate, lying and being in Seminole Performance Bond and Labor and We the undersigned, being duly Mlkt Wallace's 54$ $5 feet of the South amount of $00 per cent of the conson, sworn, do hereby ctecI.re under oath 102 The feet Eait of the North l,'p Of the NW i Crbtopher, now is a local that th names of all persons tract sum, wIll be requir from the in. tomrrow night NBC, GARDEN 3270645 _____ Ihat I inf end to register said name congtomifld,anopatcs8 wifhtheClerk Of the Circuit Court, NI - _______________________ F IN CHANCERY NO, '$-'7dCA.D drawings and Ipecification are on Longwiood, Seminole County, 3279254 Nv-srt r,acdertland. 100w Is? 53-1V-Radio.Stereo AFTER MRS. AGE & ELEGANCE - Newly for only 137.500? Youbettj BRs, 2 baths, central heat air, watk to bondabie person to represent our — L i, - _______________________________ _______________ . 31A-(iplexes -- - ____________________________ Notice Is hereby Qiven thaI i am ROBERT S. BRADFORD and file at the Office of the landscape engaged ir, businesi at Pt 7. Box GRACE M BRADFORD, architect: __________________________________ - We seek a licensed, energetic r The District Board of Trustes of SemInole CommunIty College will receive bids for the Landscaping f Seminole Community College, 1977 Pinto Station Wagon, fully equpp, low mileage, Phone 322 27% after S p.m 60'. 3 BR, 7 bath, raised front washer, disposal. $30,000. 2545 Park Drive $70 up Moving to an OPPORTUNITY LIONTIENTIs JUDICIAL dR. WlChtimeandplaceaIlbisllbe Legal Notice ___________________________ CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE publicly opened and read aloud flCBSshoI,11d take on i*Fayii _________________ I - DR. EARL WELDON. the wel1nown linger gee prison. Publish: Oct. 7,,, Id. 73, 197$ Florida,yntllI:30 P.M. local timeon DES is during an appearance on 1?lSat the Jony Carsons ow on Purchasing Aqent'i Office, ________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole Community College, at nhihtshegotnewstheshowhad 377 711$ 3220 70 1 AIALOPIAPARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS Get some action with a Herald 116W 2nd S' classified ad We'll help soy write Large efticlency apt . upstairs, an ad that will bring a fast sale blocks from town, low rent, CAI.L 377 2611 _____________________ looking for good tenant Call 333 509 after 6 pm, REAL ESTATE ____ Sean Artbur H BeckwIth, .gr Clerk of th Circuit Court By Lillian T Jenkins 127)991 apartment? thereafter; Otheq'wis a default will PRESIDENT episode tonight, the series investigating a series of rob- be entered against you for the rellif reportedly has generated in- beties there, SEMINOLE COMMUNITY demanded in the complaint or COLLEGE terest at CBS, where program $:3O ABC ON THE ROCKS petItion, PublIsh: Oct. 17, 23. 20, 1975 executishavebeensi WlTNESSmhandandthes.mIof DES.)n •4Pesce and ikt entes this Court on September 30th, ____________________ and looni at needs Ume to th1p alone, He ii ________________________ INVITATION FOR BIDS unproduced scrip. Ie Grant can (Court ____ Buying a new ______________________ For Hedge Viburnum plant 2' up, '72 Gremlin X, air. 5109$ welfbun(hed,incan,$1,West '71 Pinto. auto, air, $795. 70th Sf, '70Mvstang I auto,, air, 1119$. screen room, central air, carport _________________________ _________________________ awning and skirting. Good con- '71 Duster, 2 door, S99S 64-Equipment , dition. Payments 511)6.47 mo. Color TV's from $30; BIW, from PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK r __________________ ForYourjunkCar 373 1329 l9ooFord5tationweqon Large lot, carpet, range, dish YOUR HOME! DISTRICT BOARD OF IRUSIEES a$torney or Immemiutely 'tcenvtncethewaen,tjl has been vengeful In her he blows h top. Then he ge diatbes against NBC, even plenty solitude. Oy they _________ _________ - wtsose address is 1609 Barneft Bank reviewng the bids ana investigating BuiIdiflg.JackgonvilIeFj163 the gualifIcat the binders, NEW INTEREST: unique Woje and lady onorb.foreNoy,mb.r$th $97S,and prior to awarding theofcontracts, development in theA1e the busineM. Wentworth played by cop Unda _________________________ 3275641 Aft. Mrs Sten stro "T) Roquemore plaintiff's attorney, date of Bide for the ourpos. of for Sale __________________________ Days- 372 612) Call between 0:30 5 For in - formation raIl controversia) iiFayii series. I.avin, are sent to a big hotel to Court •iter before Service ort T. JNS REALTY Co: apartments, attractively fur REALTOR Paul Beaudeff. Also featuring Lonnle Slappery 373 _____________________________ 52 ilies ___________________ OneExecutiveps,jjr ________________________________ pletely set up Near 436 & 17 92 107W. Commercial Offered TwoAlma Desks by Savings Ph.372 7661 a. j SMALL APPLIANCES ______________________ 377 5000 Sanford •Loan. 161 U per month 373 o5i , REPAIRED ________________________• - BALL REALTY Sanford Ave 3239370 . Sell or Rent- $913 Hawthorn 7. 1 62 Gen RAYMONDM BALL bedroom, 12.60', front kitchen, Frlgerdaire Deluxe automatic Professionat Service ___________ red to Interest of the owner. Bids may be NOLL 'S central air, raised front screen room, carport, skirting, corn ___________________ 373 8.641 written Motorcycle Insurance 1329411 Eve $69 1114 _____________ fiShed. conveniently located and - ____________________________ Realtor rough's L,5000 type compec. New, modern, I story efficiency 7574 Pir' Dr ____ of Hollywood, Florida. Inc., a Cor. technicality in any proposal in tPte serve Preferably experienced ____ t habeenfiledagaIns, you and Bruce reserves the riØst to relecs any ana Savings 8. Loan, Payments, $113 36 mo. 333 6051 If Used office furnjfurp Pay halant'i. of $7I or 10 naymonts Wood or Steel of U S... t ('xecutiye desk & chairs, secretarial dO-ski & 'AUFURD SEWING CENTER chairs, straight chairs, filing 107 East FirI, Downtown cabinets, as is. Cash ana Carry. lehomewitn 2 beautiful shaded Plights 3227352 6)7W 1st St. Sanford One 8. Two bedroom apartments, ______________________ ______________________ lots. Rent one, live on the other QUALITY APPLIANCES AT — carpet, air, furn. & nfurn Custom made i2'x6o' mobile home TAFFER REALTY BARGAIN PR ICES SANFORD up 327 1810 Kish Real Estate with a 10'7'xfl' Florija room, AUCTION, One Bedroom. 2617 Elm Sanford 1100 E 75th SI 37 6455 patio, 2 utilIty buildings, fruit THE CONTRACT" Nopetg33c69M KENMOREWA5HER,parts, trees 322 0)73 service, used machInes . Mrs Mello LAKE MARY- Nice 3 bedroom, 2 ___ MOONEYAPPLIANCES3230691 th home ondead end sand road. SKYLINE - Double wide, '73, 74' * JIM HUNT RL INC PlOW LEASING — PART TIME FARMHAND _____ , . RealEstate Wewillprovidethe 6061 Evet 631 1170 ' grain lapsed Siding, good 3227661 after 5.30 _____ 1?, pages 07 and $6. Public iora. EpereflC,d ' Crank Realty, position, tIfl needle, front oration, with tree-s Offered by DREAMWOLD- El Capatain. free paving, assume with low do, 3 Weekly 3515 Hwy I? 92. Sanford 193 377 1796 ___ ___________________ ____' — ____ 8okeer through trial balance. Records of Seminole County, Seminole Community College YOSEMITE MORROW: Roman Emperors 'Ii I ,- Lot 13, Black "C". STERLING Proposal forms fnished by the PARK, UNIT NO. TWO, acconding Archited - a spelmn form is to the Plat thereof as recorded in bound in specificatIons MULTNOMAH SILVER STRAND ______- Phone3l09aafterlpm ____ w'o JOHN KR IDER. ASSOC, 7175 YALE AyE- 173.900 70$ LAUREL AyE- $)5900 3ljrtments Fumis PART TIME WAITRESS : ''. luued, theLandscapeArchitecl ill • 60', central air, large ral ________ TOROIO WINDERS ;:,, action to fo(e(iose mortgag, on the sandacopyot$uchAdd,e-mtoaIl following property in Seminole full set holders of record. biddeu name and bosh as shown: DeBary--- Adults, 1 BR. air, close to stores, churches Ideal for retired persons 64 6468 or 377 6054 Herald, P 0 Rot 1657, Sanford, Air (ond,tiOned efficiency Fla. 3377) mont Call 10 a m to 2 pm 37? ______________ 7771 DekIndtries SAN MO PARK, I. 7. 3 bedroom amountof$00p.rceOftMCon W. Garnetf White i-c r'ikp rifer '377 3197 n' Reply to Ba. SM c 0 The Evening BRUCE P FOLAND, Ut • et 61, tract sum will be requIred from the ____________ -- Seminole Co Mature Go typist Mt enjoy working with people Performance Bond ana Labor and (5) One Life To Live (44) FlIntones (35) Rocky And Frids — Celebri Sweepstakes later than sen (7) days foiing the op,nlng bids. Plans may be 1914 Honda ca 7 00 Bedroom. ir rond,tiooed. fenced 'no. plus deposit. 206 E Par; time office help Must be Plaintiff(s) MaterlalPaymentB,achin,i., vs Payments $479 mo Offered by ________________________ 18-Help Wanted SOCIETY a corporation. KAVUSAENKS IULSSSUSE e*change. REEL'S BODY SHOP. I , - ____________________________ PHILADELPHIA SAVING FUND examIned without cast. AT K A C IRK N A K A DO 0 L A K (3)(24) LlltIas, Yoga YOU DAVID NIVEN ___________ - N A U K U K P K F K N S T L 0 T A 3:30 9:30 STARRING K CASE NO. 7$-ldll-CA4C DIVISION "C" __________ _______________________ people ahout it with Classified Ad in the Herald 377 a7611. $31 7 BR Apt., wall to wall carp; air IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF refundable upon return of all (35) My Favorite Mann (44) Three Stooges - (I) BIg Valley (24) MIster Rogers TNIAI a.'r.. Copies of the Contract cumonts ______________________________ PublIsh: Oct. 23, 1975 DES 30 I A 0 F A K K V I K G C 0 I N F V I K -. .. icumentssoob$air*dsumis -_ II i I F B B H N K I I A A M R I M R K M _______ _______ equal value 31937). Orlando, Florida 37$ County Commissioners _________________________ _ Auction ________________________ ________________________ (SEAL) _______ ii' Sailboat, extra nice, 76-Auto Parts $2295 Phone 377-16.51, ask for ___________________________ ________________________ Duane McGuire Dealer. Reconditioned Batteries. $17.95 ________________________ ___________________________ (44) Three Stooges ______ ____________ - 3fl $96) ______________________ or 3?) 66 1 3 ACCIDENT; AND PROVIDING AN each bid are on tIle at the offIce of ___________ ___________ -AUCTIONEEP, STAN VERMILLIOPI 5ts & Accessories ____________________________________AAA AUCTION ROBSON MARINE 329 2928 H 17 92 190N. 17 92, Longwood - 1 09W 1t St .3327315 with ________________________ _ __________ __________ __________ ______ _____ - ________________________ _________ _________ Antique -_Phone $626461. — _____________ ______________- _________ ClassifieaAdsc,ers Results _ P.'jster Charge BankAmericard Fori pickup; reverse cycle wall air conditioner; Fedders cit culating heater complete with underground tank, furniture. small appliances. book.i; some I antiques. MARKHAM WOODS ROAD,) miles north of 13* and I 1, ______________________ 2:00 8:00 (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo (CATV4) Community Close- many shade trees. Central heat & air, carpet, new roof, fenced Hurry, $20,000 . North American ___________________________________________________ SEEK & FINDt War(alls - Frightensteln 4 Great country living in thiS 3 ________ __________ --Ave Sera' families, ________ — GENEVA AREA Wanted to Buy FULLER BRUSH --ZONED AGR ICULTURE 377 1917 srop _____ Acres on St. Johns Aye. $35,000 ____------- ___________ ________ AND THIN K A OR IENTAL R UGS WANTED SlAcres, will divide, 17.500 per acre. Deatjtif Gulbransen Organ 59w or Ml - IF CLASSI Fl ED Top prices paid, used, any condition AD S DIDN'T WORK THERE 10 Acres, Mullet Lake area, $17500 will trade u or down for smaller 64$)7, Winter Park 3 BEDROOM, i•, WOULDN'T BE ANY. ________________________ cb con orqan 666 5516 struction, carpet, & drapes, rear Wanted to buy used office furniture yard walled in. No traffic INVENTORY CLEARANCE (to Carport Sale. 11$ E. Pine Ave.. Any Quantity NOLL'S make room for new Stock) problem FHA Commjttment, Ca%sefberr, Hwy 1797 8)0 I7 LCnqwood, Thursday, Friday, -_— ___________ $73500. Everything Reduced To Clear! Saturday HouSihold items and BUILDINGS- Office. store & SAVE60pct.andmo,Ø5m USEDFURNITURE clothing damaged stock Payton's WANTED Phone 373 4520 Buttons 'N BowsL 2640 Haatha, HAL COLBERT Saturday. 1711 Randolph Phone Phone 377- 1301. CASH 322-4132 REALTY INC -__________________________ 23 4693. For USP furniture, appliances, 20? E. 751h St • 373 7632 Xathy's Unique, 7610 Hiawatha Ave. Yard Sale. 919 W Firs? St. Gigi VOO!S r'tt Buy I or 1Q01 items Eves 377 Odl7c.,r 327 15$? ________________________ lerials and Unusual Gifts Eves. Selma Williams Save yourself money by shopping 372 1567 7651 _________________________ at our big sale Furniture, We Buy Furniture _____________________________ buggy, dishes, chIlrn and DAvES')2J Classified Ads didn't rk _____ mi ______ _______ ________ there uIdn't be any _______ 1311 PalmeHo, Sanford 71—Antiques I Lt'droom. 2 bith'., famil-, room, Ccuch and matching chair, recllner, YARD SALE formal dining, living porch, setot matching lamps,$)7$; china FRIDAY,SATUPDAY SUNDAY GREAT ANTIQUE AUCTION Loadsfrorn Mane, N V., Vermont CarpOrt and garage Call now for f 1 year old, $75, metal swing appointment tractor, S ft rotary mower, grove set,7yearsofd,$75, Other misc, Hi Way Auction Galleries disc, turn plow; all) point hitch. items 328 S Mellonyille Sunland Bargain Mwy46.SanfordFIa3fl9719 Ponyandsaddle;tos,,ofor,iller _____________________________ 1',Mj.EaspogI lonRouf,M and spray tank for Gravely I Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, 123.900 Motels nearbytractor, INS 4 wheel drive Fl00 Counter tops, Sinks. Installation _______________ 9 LEASED BY rHE SHERIFF'S receive bs for Irrigation Systems — OrOiiAre ______________________ lie Drive ________ ____________ -- - _______________________ - COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO CARRY INVITATION FOR BIDS LIABILITY INSURANCE ON ALL The Dislrict Board af Truste4,s of MOTOR VEHICLES OWNED OR SemInole Community College will 'T — — — — fAI mu ____________________________ ________________________ THE SHERIFF OF SEMINOLE ________________________ ________________________________________________________ 7:30 (5) A.M. America 651 ______ 59 — — order of the Planning and City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission Publish: Oct. 23. 191$ C.OUNTY, FLORIDA. REQ'IIRING DES $21 ____________________________ __________ - HrnId Hall Realty - CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR ________ rpr KITTFN% ti) Qond homes, GarageSale, Fridayand Saturday,9 Will dickcr or swap $19,500 2flR, Din. R.,$l9 24—Business podunitles Sanlord Al Anon Family Group P0. __________________________ Immediate Occupancy. Will not 630 64)3 ?BR,Corport,porch,$i Bc 551. Sanford, Fla 37711 Forrest Greene, Inc. Make 2 to 3 times your ct Cfl - .. -----REALTORS hold No Pets 514 1040. __________________________ 373 8)53 hundreds of pfodu(tsh Gift frm, ______________________________ . — _________________________________ it a Found novelties, carded mOrChandise. LONGW000 -------. _______________________ Devonshire - WINTER SPRINGS, 4 BR, 2 bath, 1001 others 52 brings qiant E'ecutive type, beautiful shaded equipped kitthen,$31,sQo 634 $697 FOUND Lades 77$ Bayod Drive. Sanford catalog, refundable On IS? ord-r orange & available. Bud Cabell home, fully furnished (including SUNLAND ESTATES- Nice 3 I bedroom, 7 baths pool, fenced, , ..., black, owner may Claim by ' 0 fbi 761. Gent-va. Fla 37737. anytime, freezer washer dryer). _____ pato. in Quiet nelghborhoed Identifying & paying for ad __________________________ bedroom, I bath, central heat & bedrooms, 7 baths, den, enclosed '' WILSON MAIER FURNITURE patio, 7 car garage, air, $350 air, rnoeçfl kitchOn, fenced large Rentals Hartman Realty Inc. BUY-SELL-TRADE lot, utility shed, shallow well, month Phone $34 0690. 311315 E. First $77,000 Terms __________________________ and white, Wearing chain collar Realtor $30 1666 - 29—ROoms - Answers to "Spary" If anyone _________________________rant. Adults Only Call 372 4767. has seen or believes he kno POOL HOME- Sanford, 2115 MAkE OFFER Central Florida's ere thiS dog is, please call 37] .',AtJT ,i Chrst,an CoupleWillShareliome Palmetto Ave. carpeted. 3 BR, 7 PHONE 3725091 age1O6. to MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR DeltonaArea bath, family room, utility room sar&References 377 499) 19195 French *ith new washer, dryer Central 322 1371, 37? 1496. 311 1964 I.'0 PLUTWOIS FOUR 51-HousetJ Goods heat air, dishwasher, dispoal, --3?? 1959 1174)61 extra large fenced back yard KUIP DECORATORS And That's A Fact Toot iOt P.',i;ni, Avenue WEK IVA IV E park refrigerator, large picnic shelter, We Buy Furniture offering fishing, canoeing and LOST - White German Shepherd, 30 - -. _ttrt! 900. 321-026& * They're Hot" * Apartments Unfurnished convenience store. Siurrounded by ___________ Maple dining room suite, formica 9 months ofd, Vicinity of ________________________ top, 6 ladder back chairs, $95 beautiful oak and cypress trees Plewhouses ma ruralarea. Nodn 42bile HOmes Phone 3730149 _________________________ payment, monthly payments less ._____________________________ k WAPIKLIPI ARMS APIS RenI Nice I PR trailer, S Sanford Ave. ____________________________ trom $111 mo 313 6650 _________ _____________________________ to qualified buyers. Call to see if . 5125 mo Adults only No pets chairs; love seat sofa bed; bOth 3803 Orlando Drive YOU qualify! --- __________________________ like new Phone 323-6672. ___________________________ __________________________ Sanlord3fl 5700 BAMBOO COVE APTS M UNSWORTH REALTY ________________________ Peg Peal Estate Broker HILLCREST -- '73, central air. GAS PARLOR HEATER toage7only Net? tOnw Drivers' cIshwasher, raised 01tio, skirting, 65,000 BTU turn,.hed or unfurn.z-,j ___________ -, adoptionof the following Ordinance: AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMI55i, 'NOLE 1:00 P 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 bedroom, 7 balIi, family room, lovely POOL, wall to wall carpet, draperies, dishwasher, Shrubbery, privacy he.'.. M'NT CONDIllON. Was $37,7 Reduced t $79900 Tecm _____ 7, bedrooms, garage, redwood or write the Board of County Commissioners Zoning Commission of the City Of of SeminoleCounty, Florida,shallat Sanford, Florida, this 21st day Of 7:30 p.m. or as on as possible Octei', 197$, therHfter, on the tiffi day of Aribur H. Harris - Field family nwned Cosmetic corn pany has a POSitiOn availae this area Unlimited earning POtential With advancement op l"Ortu?ites (III Af - r M7 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or freot', of protl.'m itrinkers -- - ? All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat 41 ____________ - If ou ,,re mature ,in r ae a BR. fully carpeted, on take, $150 1St & 1415t 372 S mn,nurnof ursaday tospend building and Supervising a sales Elt*ciency apartment, lights and ___________________________ - Propontto be charged a NOTICE 4i( • ________________________ __________________________ A I RACTION OF THEIR COST For Sale or Rent by owner. very FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! clean Smill 3 BR Call for further info after 6 p m 373 5795 (lJnating flOW or ute articles, please cafl 6)0 7102 -- ______________________ ___________________ WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in - by the City Commission DES-1M fofryi,,IIO,i ifl win Are you looking for a good income and pension? If so, call me, MAITLANO LIONS CLUB looki for donations for their Novembe ft peoperty oers within W. E. Knowles city Manager PublIsh: Oct. 73. 197$ - — — — ______37 (24) Electric Company •- Dwelling District B Condltioail Uses, (ADD): 1. Efficiency Apartments 280 sq ft. Ibedroom home, or apartment 1 Stone fireplace turned cot,mns, Can You Organize? __________ Thursday, Oct. 23, ;7$5 ACre%. wth 17'x64 mobile homf,7 65—Pets-Supplies 54—Garage Sales hi- rn buildingi, partially ICti 72 II72 ___________________________ MINIATURE SHNUZERS ___________________________ AKC Registered, Sis SEMINOLE Co Acreage tracts. Carport Sale, Friday an Sa!urd3y PhQne323ON3aftp,2p m small and large. $7,000 per acre 101 Wilkins Circle Phone 373 01a9 _____________________________ andvp TerryReauy, Realtor. 6fl male, Oil'Carport Sale, Sanford Christian Deberman Pinicher, t months, AKC registered, salt shots, Saturday. Oct 75 dna Wednesday, ____________________________ Mercnondsse 171 COtryClD' 7bedroom, I bath home, family room, air onditioned, carpeted, kitchen washer, food freezer included. Garage. nic ____________________ yard $750 i ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll CALL TO 3EE MR. EDDIE _________ F ERN PARK MAI hAND-- 3 Free, 6117077 for "We Care"-- 3238570 -"Hotline," Adults or Teens or bedrm. I' baths, air con 834-4605 ditioner.dlshwasher, fenced yard, _______________________ — Must have phone & $225 MARRIAGES checking account Performed by Marilyn, Notary, __________ __________ FOkREST GREENE,INC - 610 6633 REALTORS 372 6970 es I 2 bedroom hcme, or apartment 600 1915 The bids will be plIcly opened on the same date at 7:00 S( ft 3 or more bedroom home or apt. P.M. 700 sq ft. TheCityCommluionreservejth. (a) Conditional to therequirement right toaccept or to reject anyol alt of a Public Hearing uy Planning & b'ds in the best Interests of the City TEEITEE CPUren uitdir U must b ccompen.td b •d,,lt FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM EvenngHera,Sanford, Ft 4Acrea - YOU CAN MAKE A BIG MOSSIE C. BATEMAN SPLASH WITH LITTLE CASHt Reg Real Estate Broker — ChoIce 3 bedroom, 2 bath POOL Unturnished 3 BR house, $100 Also home, Finrada room, fireplace. A -- _..j22643 Trailer, UI, ma Apt 373 showplace with many extras, * * * 1774 Bargain price. FHA terms, Snl$h Charm* Are You A Go Getter? Can Help Call 173 155? Write P0. Bo* 17)3 S,ntord,FIorida]2,7I -,- 4 Police Department Uniform County. Florida Article V. — ___________________ I — —- — _________________ - n of the City of Sanford, Seminole — 19 ___________________ 20 _____________________ _____________ (6) Search For Tomorw (9) All My Children pm I 4)—Houses rcoi filock Home 2I Fu,nihi-r Unfurflithed 373 2920 Want to earn Extra ni,,s "oy? Call _______________________ 4 3079 _________________________________ PublIsh: Oct Id. 23, . Nov 6. 197$ DES 103 available at the office of the City Manager. Ali bids Shall be In the City Managers fice, City Hall, San ford, Florida, not later than 4g Get it checked by thc' reqiSterd Nurses. RN, IPNs Adt, Aide nurse at Altamonte Mat!. fliiit Conipanon, Neecfrd imm('c1tIy information center, Mond 6? 0636 -- INVITATIONTOBID 10 '__________________ AVOi KNOW YOUR B LOOD PRESSURE NOTICETOPUILIC Sealed bids will be received in the Notice Is hereby given that a offe ot the City Manager, Sanford, Public Hearing will be held in the Florida I. Fire Department Uniform City Commission Room, City Halt, Sanford. Florida at 6:00 P M on 2. Fire Department Uniform Thursday, November 6. 197$ to consider the following change and Trousers 1 -- (CATV-) Tnnessee Tuxedo (I) Today in Florida 7 1 _________ ______________________________ ___________ ie — — ________________________________ Publish: Oct. 2.9. Id, 23. 191$ ______________________ DES II — — FrIends (8) Mnfent WirbI chine 6 12 - — CBS News 90050 31 Sketched 33 Rugged ridge Bs name 40 Emphasis 43 Merganser 45 Blouse 46 Go b,' 47 Sme4l 48 Angers 50 Woll-nown ______ 18— Help Wanted FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSMAME Notice is hereby given that I am NotIce Is hereby given that I am gaged in slness at 6 E. Hwy engaged In bugineSs at 109 Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary 32746. a3, Altamonle SpringS 32701, Semlnol,County, Fioridi under the SeminoleCOunty, Florida under the fictitious name of LAVENDER & fictitious name of ALTAMONTE LACE ANTIQUES, and that I Intend SCHWINN CYCLERY, and that I Ioregister said name with the Clerk intendtoregistet said name with the 26 Spaitan king 51 Cut off 28 Fl.ght of 52 Italin City steps 55 aO 5 1) (CATV.o) Bugs BunnAnd 6:10 (2) Sunshine Imanac ponts 5 PCPti lurmeric 2 3 1 4 — — — 12:00 (2)(9)(44) News (6) The Young And Theest- (a) Movie 9:30 39 Downpour 41 ktorning rnoslure 11:55 (2)0) ElIery Queen .'"''-' en 11:50 (CATV-6) Paul Harvey (6)(C-6)(13) (3)(24) Classic Theatre (6)(13) Movie (CATV-13) Stagecoast West en 21 Stimulus 23 Indian weight 24W.ng!ke P4t 27 Concludes 29 chestra 32 Respect 34 Seesaw 36 Unwllhng 37 Girls name _______ -. Name Statutes, To Wit: Sertion Name Statutes. To Wit: Stion $4509 Florida Statutes 1957. uso Florida Statutes 1957. _________ Allowance for waste I Parted 90f the oar 10 Fasl season 13 Crafts DOWN 16 Yaers i Enjoy warmth 20 Insurgent 2 Knd of 22 Beneath saiophone 24 Yemenite 3 Burn 25 Leahi son _______ County, Florida In a(cordance with County, Florida In accordance with __________ ________ P __________ L Ml __________ 60 Stre.t (ab) - — recorded music 19 Fascinate 11:30 (2)($) HoIlod Squares (33) MovIe (44) Dinah! ________ _____ _______________ ____________ ___________ 15 Astronomer 57 I? Metal fastener $las 18 Asian - Monteluscos (3)(24) Romantic Rebellion (13) WaIto (6) The White Seal, Narrated By Roddy McDvelI (CATV-4) MovIe (13)(C.13) CBS News (24) Groucho (CATV4) Race To Riches (33) 700 Club 1:00 (9) Wild, Wild World Of Animals ___________ _____ 42 PossessIve Singing voice i pronoun tiips 5 Musical manpower direction lab) 46 Debatable 8 Musical note 49 Mud vOlC.in 11 Nautical term 53 in Ohio ____________ port (6) Call It ?,%acaronl To Tell The Truth ___________ 1APNA L 0 r i N P ____ _____________ fA1MJ ______________ ______________ I MNf1 1' 0 A A 0 ____ ________ I _____ A __________ N ACROSS Thursday -- Legal Notice ___ ________________ ___ _otJc. [Music Mindedj ______ ___ ri .', ELL S URILL C -f'; Pj','p SPRlNLER SYSTEMS Pet Care Alltypesandsizes PET REST INN Boarung 8 Gr00rnng Ph 322 1051 Werepamrarserv.ce STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St 377 6-432 - -- - - -- �0—Evoning Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Oct. 23, 1975 :: 68th Year, No. 55—Friday, October 24, 1975 :, - r - ' I EACH Double Bowl Stainless Steel SINK Protect your hands with soft cotton gloves. No. 184. Reg. Price (pair) .......... ..... 85c 22" x 33" x 6%" self-rimming. Chip, rust and stain proof stainless steel. Reg. Price ..... . ft.. WIIU ______ BYAUDIEMUIU'IIY Herald Staff Writer volunteers dug into their own grand total of $61,412.66, or 40 pockets for yet another con- per cent of the goal for the entire campaign. LONG WOOL) Amid cheers Highlighting the Pilot I and whistles, Seminole County I)R.asIon report %er' sub. ____________ United Way Campaign tl. ' — '. stantial contributions from Chairman Jim Rasa Thursday Southern Bell i $9,0O0); General night announced the 1975 fund. Dynamics $11,000i and its _______________________ •, _____ raising drive had not only met subsidiary Stromberg.Carin ye its goal, but had surpassed it by si&,coo,, Also, Scott 11 ir cent, for a grand to1il (roll cs, a newcomer to - r: of $172,763.79. tribution for the dozen United Seminole County; gave $5,000. The campaign goal was Way agencies. Dan Holley, Commercial s154,500 As campaign Executive Dnision chairman, reported a J . The happy announcement Secretary Mrs. Margaret di1sion total of $52,639 with the S came at the campaign victory Ganas punched the figures into Altamonte Mall contributing dinner, held at the Quabty Inn an adding machine, the United $25,701. Financial Division North. Way of Seminole's several Chairman Dave Berrien e. The spirit of dogged deter- division chairman made their reported $3,700 in new money, UnitedWay Campaign Chairman James Rasa Is hoisted aloft at last night's victory dinner by former mination that characterized the final reports. fora division total of $17,396.46. ehaIrmen( Under the leadership of Jack Unitas, Tom Hunt, George Washington Foster, Jack Homer and George campaign from its beginning Barbara Itamb, reporting for Touhy. ifierald Photo by was still apparent Thursday as homer and Joe Hartwig, the Professional Division Chair. _________________________________ a plastic jug was passed and Pilot Division announced a man 3ill Lef 11cr, announced . , ,, . — . .. iVui' iv%ore Lhange - Cotton WORK GLOVES Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents United Way oe!kL ver lop -. PAIR . . . ...... . .. •1 ......... 28.88 ..• * 100% that group had brought in $2,565. Public Employe Division (liairman Bud layer reported t I total of $14,010 in cash and pledges, with Seminole County promising $5,000. From the Education Division. Layer announced a total of $14 44j5 with SuiinJ.' Community College con• tributing W. Mother Wilson's Black Division announced $48695 in new money, for a division total of $904.70. Mrs. Sheila Brown reported contributions solicited by the Telephone Committee were substantially bolstered by Kathy Koevenig's activities in Oviedo, which brought in $212 from the small community. Woodlands Elementary School Principal Herold hieckenbach accepted a $25 gift certificate for that school's excellent performance in The Great Copper Caper. a program that took the United Way message to elementary and secondary schools The Great Copper Caper was reported to be a huge success with 38 of 39 count:' schools participating. Concluding victorydinner, Chairman Rasa presented United Way "People Statue Awards" to the following persons for their service to the campaign: George Touhy (Coordinator j; Gene Elselein f Public Relations); Jack Homer; Joe Hartwig; Tom Hunt; Dan Holley; Glenn Rush: Dave Herrien; John Mercer; Bill iCoutisoed on Page 2-Ai L So r. - 70 . 60 . ' 0 40 30 b'á W. C. ft . •*oa v One Of Four Rerouted Freig v #4 -I EACH TWIN-PAK Multi-Purpose CHARCOAL LIGHTER uN. FT. No fluids neededi Use newspaper to light charcoal. Can be used as camp stove or outdoor heater. Ideal for campers, hunters, etc. Reg. Price . . . . ........... . . . . ...........9.98 Ponderosa Pine SHELVING TWIN-PACK BATTERIES 1" x )2" #3 in 8' thru 16' random lengths. Accepts paint or stain well. "C" or "D" batteries for flashlights, tools or toys. Reg. Price ((wjn-pak) ......................67c VALKTHRU ift - Reg. Price (lin. ft.) . . . . ........ . . . ......... * 29c COOL COTE PAINT B' Fl) PRICK rrr Herald Staff Writer a6- EACH 20 As to the possibility of the remaining Wild,rice to local customers remained unchanged. wood freights being returned, Smith cornTwo local freights to Oviedo and Umatilla merited,"There's always a possibility, but right continue to operate. One of the four freight trains routed out of nownotsee ' concrete evidence ' I Sanford to Florida's west coast has been . ,, In addition to the 15 crewmen who returned, happening. " rerouted back through Rand Yard — and the WildwJ, six north and southbound trains Smith said Seaboard also "put on a couple of possibility exists more freight traffic will be chugged into Sanford en route to destinations But, JR. Lee, a United Transport Union clerks as a result of the train's return. returned here, Seaboard Coastline officials said across the United official, said his agency is doing all it can to get States. Trainmen displaced by the initial move had today. the trains routed back through this area. Lee the option of replacing yardmen — if seniority • Then Seaboard's Jacksonville office began said he believes all the trains eventually will permitted. Sanford Trainmaster Milton Smith said the studies to determine the 'most efficient route" return Jacksonville to Lakeland train — with its three and the trains were pulled out of Sanford. Workers who chose not to leave, Smith said, crews of 15 men - has been routed back through The studies, Smith said, are still going The initial reason for the switch, railroad had the option of moving to other Seaboard Sanford after railroad officials in August moved The one train was ordered back because, officials said, was because two parallel lines run locations or discontinuing service with the four trains affecting "around 60 employes" to Smith said, officials "found out we weren't from Jacksonville to Tampa — and they hoped to railroad. Wlldwood on Florida's west coast. mooring business down to this area as fast as we reduce that line to one. The initial move left one The initial switches were ciecided on at a "top "We're getting some of the business back on wanted. •• north and one southbound train here, plus serb level" meeting In Jacksonville on Aug. 13. 1 A V Thanks 0 OU . It or e .• ''- CITizens Warned Of Con New mow 1%1& School Board Raps Purchase n= tar GALLON TOILET TANK FILL VALVE Replaces old-fashioned ballcocks, No float or rod needed. Easy toInstall. Reg. Price (gal.) . - By JOE. ASKREN Herald Staff Writer White or colors for Interior or exterior use. Dries in lhr. Reg. Price. Indoor-Outdoor eturns this side, Smith said. lie said the train and crews were returned because "better service" Is provided to the Orlando-Tampa area by running through Says Typewriter Buy A Violation I s ... .. .4.39 CARPET For poolside, patio, playroom or laundry. Seven colors, 12' widths. Easy to install. Layer said it is not un. board by not carrying out the for $25,079 with a board apM-MI M common that a bid is accepted bid as presented. These things proved purchase order to - •with a firm with one mailing could not have, happened by Sperry Remington. He said no , AI.TAMONTE SPRINGS - address, and the board's accident," Sims wrote in his bids were required because the • . ' BOB I E.OYD Seminole County School payment is sent to the firm at report. typewriters were on a state Herald StaffWriter Superintendent W.P. "Bud" another address, "I think Sims was nit- contract. However, the board Layer and Purchasing Agent "It appears that there Is picking," said Coleman. " later rescinded this purchase . .. . Of ••i •J :, • Don Coleman were told by the evidence that someone Coleman said in March he order and called for bids, said warning to citizens that con. i4?" board attorney in Wednesday's collaborated to deceive this had "bought" the tyepwriters Coleman. • . p. •.\ • W ., AI regular meeting they "must fidence game perpertrators are owl-- • • , believed at work in the area. award abid the way the board FOR r h's A police department dirAttorney ects. Douglas Stenstrom spokesman said y To said "action of the board was .•. . F- have been received this week of 4 -,I'i not carried out" in the $q4,459 con game attenipts bonded low bid awarded June 25 to Sperry Remington, 607 1.'. Authorities urged citizens to Colonial Dr., Orlando, for 62 be alert for -anyone calling by new tyepwriters for Lake telephone and representing .• a Howell High School. By IX)NNA ESTES ttwnlseivesasa bank official or for a city council post in the Bacon, a retired union Coleman apologm7( (I for his lit raid Staff Writer • bank examiner." Dec 2 municipal tiection , negotiator, is completing a one , action, but said the check was County Maintenance year split term on the city '.F'? Citizens contacted b) such made out instead to Business / LAKE MARY - Fire Supervisor Henderson council. ' . %. persons should immediately Equipment (enter of Jack Commissioner Roger Stumbo Ferguson also qualified just V DeLores Lash who served 16 .. I notif) the police department, sons IlIe, 607 Colonial Dr qualified today to run against before noon to run for the group iiionths on the city council, ' officer Richard Quigley said Orlando . " incumbent Martin Bacon Sr., 3 council seat held by Bacon. previously, qualified Thursday, ..A' • ' I, ( ' Under no circumstances should Business Equipment is an ME i fnr fhn *'*.rnti.IICIU I....l h.. IUIIVIIII U) the citizen withdraw money authorized Sperry Remington Virginia Mercer. Mrs. Mercer .',, from a bank account if directed dealer, he said, "It Is one and has announced she will not run 1' the same." to do so by a caller. 41 1for re-election. "You're legally not within the Councilman Harry Terry is Quigley explained the eon II" i. law in following the board's running for re-election to his game o peration: action" regerding the bid said -1 council seat. : Stenstrom. lie said the state Mrs. Margie Hess, a former "The confidence artist will audit may make an "adverse mayor of the city, qualified this telephone a savings account report on this." morning to oppose Terry in the holder, usually an elderly man "Whatever happened in the election, or woman, and advise them transfer, it should have come i-' that he is a bank examiner, The qualifying period ended .. back to the board . . It's a at noon today. Brian Nutty, 10, 112 Grove Lane, shs off his basketball They will state that there is an HAVING technical violation of the law," The Decembercity election balancing trick. He Is a fifth grader at Id)Uwilde Elementary overage or shortage in the Stenstrom said late Friday. A BALL account and that they suspect (Continued On Page !A) School. (Herald Photo by Bill %'Ineent( Stenstrom said apparently of their tellers .1 .mu. one bezzling funds. the low bidder in Orlando couldn't deliver at the time, or "They will ask for Bargaining didn't have the typewriters on cooperation of the person called hand, and got "the same Three more n individual sonnel of Seminole County Pt'Uqy did ,i fine job," said and the emplo)-es," and the i catching this 'crooked typewriters at the same price" bargaining units ithin the NlPSCO, lie said I'EHC better teller." At this point, thvs will I aver from Jacksonville. local iard is in a Seminole County School system earlier had cancelled a hearing A imiaster contract between position than PERC to do this. either say they will contact you "Thit tri.nch'r chnnhl have were certified Wednesday for for the 335 members in the the board and the Seminole Pelley pointed out that at a later date, or ask you to been made known to the board, collective bargaining purposes Seminole County Secretarial- Eclucatbon Association iSEA precedent had already been set withchi'w a specified SUIII of that's all," said Stenstrom. by the state's Public Employes Clerical & Aides Association, was signed last month. with the boarti "negotiating" money from the bank," Quigley Board member Dane Sims Relations Commission Persuaded by Pelley's read his eight page report Pelley said he asked the three with bus drivers as to wages. PERC, arguments, PEIIC certified all PERC Commissioners to turned around their own questioning and criticizing the "All contacts will be made b Harry Pelley, 52, chief three individual bargaining reconsider their reasons for not reasoning from * way the transaction was earlier telephone until the money has negotiator for the School Board units by a 2-I vote in a regular certifying the bus drivers decisions and they didn't t1v handled by Layer and the adbeen withdrawn, then the since February won his appeal imieeting in Orlando Wednesday, group, since all three units any defense," said Pelic. ministration. confidence artist will appear at over PEHC's ruling last month according to Superintendent proved they had a majority of Board Chairman Robert G the house and take possession of Sims wrote askinif that the: which he said had turned down W.P. "Bud" Layer. members and were recognized "Bud" Feather, commenting the money, which he will assure ' "Superintendent cooperate in on Pelky's success, said he will be redt'pit'd certification of the 137 rnernby the board. Pelley said he wits "very making sure that steps are to sour overheard one official call hers in the Seminole County pleased," but it "means more d1C0ut taken to eliminate such praclie said he told I'EW,' it was i'elie-: "F'. Lee Pelley," alter tices, and that we demand strict Bus Drivers Inc. because they work for me." He said the. intent of the State the famous criminal lawyer, F. were not in "appropriate unit." bargaining efforts between the Legislature to have self- Ic.' Bailer. "If uu ar contarted," and open compliance and • School Board and the three new determination within each Quigley said, "call the police Pelley said I'ERC wanted to Implementation of all board l'eiky said he is not a lawyer, umimediately. Under no cirted "lump" this group together in a certified groups is not expec policies and directives of this togroup help "Promote a but holds a degree in labor twnsthnc. should you with. hearing 'et for the 525 members to begin until January, 1976. body according to majority harmonious and cooperative relations from Kent State draw 11100ev from your ac. in the Non-Instructional Per. vote." relat!onship between the board University, "The local pepie won today! count Three Quai i Seek Lake Mary Council Posts Reg. Price (sq. yd.) ........... . . . . . . . .....2.. I EACH 11.0 4710 Contemporary Design STORAGE BUILDING •• Attractive gold and white zinc-clad steel building. 7 x 10' floor area. Reg. Price (ea.) ..... 139.95 41 lII' J'.1I - jr . - •., '--- WALL DIMMER SWITCH Controls light from bright to dim. Just turn knob. 6600. 9 For use on all propane . I.C.C. approved. Reg Price ............ i.g 1236 Self-Sealing ASPHALT SHINGLES --IT sun. Availab'e in popular colors. Reg. Price (square) ..................... . 16.79 with I L'W4l ø. U I Id I '• -- BIRRIOA10C Three 1i' 1if EACH the helping hand of 700 FRENCH AVE. Scotty' s® School Units Certif ied " SANFORD PH: 3234700 HOURS: 7:.5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30.6:00 SATURDAY - ' • U EACH Yk - ... .... - appliances. 1 " threaded top. Reg. Price ........... 497 SQUARV/?'is Seid _____ TX-9 TORCH CYLINDER X01 1 V13. YOU CAN DOIT DO YOURSELF! SALE PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 17 thru NOVEMBER 8 11 1 ¶ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 23, 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/72cd5848367b9378253dab2157a1030c.pdf f4afde53a97a40161a806129eb769ffb PDF Text Text -- IOC—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - — ----- — Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1t75 BEETLE BAILEY Answer to Previous Puzzle Expertise 1 ppj II71l 11AlJ A 1 'N 1 1A 1L IQLNLCJ No'o 41 1egaIpo INII ILl i I(jfElAtij tt 42 Monster Ls \ANT C COAC1 N7 TELL JOIN TE ARM' I.4 ORt'ER TEL.',, WE CAk4 ØE / ER' C4OO / N' ACROSS 1 Developed 44 Ancient Cetc Ability A ITVI 6 -- builder church center A Ole _________ 12 Islind west Cl 47 elore Maul 48 Oriental SI Trickery 13 Stated SH NWQIP 54 Expert 15 Winged EtG1QJ Health ITJRlLI 16 Set tree center 56 UjlI T empt.e I Protective garment 57 Wash lightly tS Aeriform fluid 56 English writer IPTEISI IN1 16ITISJ lIL I 20 Italian family (1713.1768) 21 In a frozen 43 rpparels 59 Cloys 22 Symbol for 44 Doctrine (coil) state DOWN 23 Suppositions 23 Cutting tooth 45 Palm leaves (var) 25 African tree I Flat. thick 24 Fodder 2 Glasswort 27 Hamlet. for 25 Fling 46 Hornets example 3 Lack Of skill home 26 Spectacular 29 Head covering 4 Baltic COIfl performance 47 Raison 0-49 Church 32 Black cuckoo 5 City in Belgium ICoHI section 6 Planet 33 Three times 28 Assistant 50 Followers 7 Huh 34 Raw mineral 29 Able (Sufti*) 35 Coterie 8 Salt (Fr) 30 District .36 Made over 9 Forest features 31 Church seats 52 Modern language lab 37 Ha*ks cage lOPeriodsof time 33 Loyal 38 Put to proof 11 Remainder 40 Chaldean city 53 Attila. for one 5 Through 39 Employs 14 English river (Bib (comb. form) 40 Javanese tree 19 Dexterity 41 Elevate — calcium piece E. 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One look at dummy and East will smile happily and go about the business of making his game with one or two overtricks, We don't show East bidding the two spades. Our East in V6 Dr. Lamb — — * #&. Ar Iits 4 / I PRI5CILLAS POP by Al Vermeer (Wow! THIRD \ [Iko'S THE LUCKY "RE MUST \ I. FINGER, LEFT) IBo' JENNY LU? BE A '3PANISI-4) HAND! NOL&MAN. THAT'S A SECREV IT SAYS CORONA CORONA! 411 ARCHIE MISS BEAZi.Y. WHATARE by '.EkL, I UED THIRTEEN INSREDIEI\1S INTHEM- THESE BICEWMNNAL CUPCAKES YOU KR4 0.4 THEVRTOPPEC.WIT'I RED, WHITEANDBL.UE Bob Montana EACH OE CON TAI N S TWO HUNDRED CALORIES.' ICING.. — $ - — - FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves B On I i r1 LS NLvR UNDRS'ro3D VvE WHY THEY START THEM OUT L A16.412AAEUG T SPELL 'bOG" AND "CAT" Diuril and most of the other And, what should one do to be medicines that people take to sure not to get Into trouble eliminate water from the body low mineral levels? Eatwith a act by ca'a&sing the kidney to proper diet in the first place. eliminate sodium. As sodium is Physicians should check all the eliminated it takes the eZCt minerals (electrolytes) water with it to maintain the regularly in patients taking any proper concentration of salt in these medications. I am water for your body. Inclined to think that the In addition to eliminating problem of low magnesium sodium, other salts may be lost, may be ignored in too many Including the loss of potassium Instances, with all the attention awl riii'n'tiiti. Small di',i f king Ii u ss.d a VtacW!n. ' c1cly Pit J U ry Calls Binford, Surprise Witness By El) PRICKlj' Herald Staff Writer Appearing earlier today were Lester Mandell, president of Greater Construction Corp. and owner of the 103-acre parcel of land and John Yamnitz, an employe of Laurel Realty. The central figures in an Investigation by the state attorney's office into an aborted $517,000 clay * — 9 Seminole County Grand Jury. * witness - %iolations of Florida's Sunshine Law and that County. is presiding over today's grand jury. Staley Herring planned to take his case to the grand Jury. was also in charge of Wednesday's proceedings. The Florida Sunshine Law states that all Asked today how long the jury will remain in State Attorney Investigator David Hall escorted Contacted at his home today, Binford confirmed Tom Binford, the former laurel Realty employe Radloff to the Grand Jury witness room. his appearance. Asked if he was scheduled to testify w ho lost a $12,500 fee ,',heri the county commission lthdloffs most recent brash with the county before the jury which was empaneled on reversed Its decision to purchase the clay pit site, conunission occurred when he appeared recently to Monday Binford said "yes." was scheduled for a 1:30 p.m. appearance before seek permission to operate a "Mini Grand Prix" "I really don't know what questions are going to jurors. raceway in South Seminole County, be asked," Binford added. He said an official from meetings attended by elected officials must be open session, Staley uttered a terse "no comment." to public if decisions made at those meetings affect the general public. But Herring has steadfastly refused to confirm or deny the intent of his probe or if he intended to present evidence before jurors. Herring did confirm Last week the principals Binford, Mandell and Yamnitz were interviewed by Herring at his Seminole office. Herring did confirm he was conducting a probe into the controversial clay pit purchase. - — — - - Judge Finds Appeal Filed, Sets Aside Eviction -. CALNO seeing • Repeal Of Laws Tenants Mistakenly Put Out Of Home ByJOEASKREN F-SMES the Mooney annexation law should be removed from the books. staying the eviction, was filed last Thursday by Nlrs. 1%lattie City officials throughout Seminole Count) have posed the Mooney" annexation law, w hich applies only to Seminole County, since it went into effect In 1973. Davis, 76, one of the two sistersin-law claiming possession of the house. ~ - ,. . - * -.. -.---_-- 40 -.. .. * . The law. sponsored by then-State Rep. Eugene Mooney (R-Casselberry), requires the cities to adverLse and personally notify property owners within 500 feet of proposed annexations and rezonings whether the owners reside within or without the city limits. ',-.-,--.-. . - -. . . resideas complabled they were denied the right to speak in opposition at city council Meetings. Morris was instructed to %Tite to all four legislators with copies of the letter to all CALNO members. bond was filed lot Thursda with Clerk of Courts Arth~i Beckwith Jr., Judge Hall said, after a long pause, "Obviously In other action the group over the strong objections of Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd, voted to expand its 24-member double taxation committee to 25members to give the county an additional representative. not." v'.. - J4 /4Ti - :. ": - .. - -= :. -' • •. -: . . -f ' . _ -: ' - -. - - 1-a - - - -)] - --' i Mrs. Davis said she and her husband have been living in the house for atxt a year. She said — -- -. she asked Collier to get the deed for the house months ago, since no transfer of title was made from the time her deceased parents h,ad owned the house 35 f4E~ =3 ---Zu rev Aw i" years ago. ' - -' Nirs. Davis said her brother, - .:1cA - Mrs. Gaines said it appears t he posted appeal bond notice i :. * Tom Wilson, executive director of Sanford Housing Authority SHA said he was able to place one of the 12 evicted, based on apreferencu rating as mandated by the federal government. This does not include evictions, said Wilson. , - - when the Sheriff came out last time d dn't Sher ff's in time to prevent the eviction. 59. MOEN house w hich began last August Asked if he knew the appeal . ' n taking place in man) cities in the county and w hen county . -. - * The law was passed when extensive annexations were '. - i— — -- .; — . -•-- Judge liall said the tenants actually were not supposed to be involved in the eviction since the), were "outside the scope" of litigation surround,ing the contested ownership of the The law also requlrespublic hearings at which county and city in, restd citizens mustbeaucwedtospeali i-" ..- . - .. % to her tenants becawse "they were all here - ' Seminole y" eviction noti ces . ' , - C€ phus Alexander. and Laura had rented rooms in the house ., - O for $300 a month between 1965 One of the evicted tenants, Hilton Atkinson 39, said he just moved into the house Tuesday night. Tenants pay $10 to $12 a week for rooms, said Mrs. i •.øSLP..?i Judge Hall said since a cash Tenants llvthgat 1000 West l3th Street stand by their worldly possessions plied along the street after being ei. Wednesday. bond has been posted, he set (Herald Phot9 by oe Askren) as ide the The evicted tenants, in- street with all their possessions. Daiiis. appeal hearing," as no who was successful in removing outreach worker with Seminole Mrs. Davis and her tenants for Community Action Inc., said eluding two families and one Mrs. Davis said at the scene yet been set Perhaps plainclothes Deputy J committee voted to request the additional member She noted that although the CALNO group appointed Robert Ellis, county administrative assistant, and Ashby a day. Mrs. Davis is appealing Judge flail sent the "paper- small child. said they didn't tier attorney had prevented an J. Kugler, who served the Asked who actually owns the the ownership through her work" to the Sheriff's office late receive an eviction notice from eviction attempt last month and eviction notice, put it best when (Continued On Page 6A - / A dozen Sanford tenants, including the resent landlord were evicted, they said, without notice Wednesday morning from a two-story house at 1000 west 13 th Street but were allowed to return last night after a comical turn of events County Judge Wallace Hall late Wednesday said he set aside Tuesda y's eviction order after he found out $2,500 appeal bo d, " ?; r Herahl S ta ff Writer %%INlERSPRlMlS_Saniordclty(pJnjonerJohn Morris, chairman of the CAI-NO Council of Local Governments, was instructed by organization delegates Wednesda y night to inf orm members of the Seminole Legislative Delega ti on the group wants th e Seminole County Planning Act and the "Mooney" annexation law repealed, Casselberry City Council Chairman Edith Duerr said repeal of the local planning act in favor of the statewide law with its later deadlines for comprehensive land plans and st ud i es to be completed would be helpful to the member cities. l She a l eaI noted t h at the eiUes sUIJ feel strongl tha t -I house now, Judge hall said the Orlando attorney, James Wednesday so the evicted Mrs. I)avis nor from the she thought "everything was all he said: owner is Mrs. Laura Alexander, Collier. people could move back into the Sheriff's office, before they right." That was the reason she "ft looks like one of those the other sister-In-law involved, Mrs. Sandra Gaines, an house. were literally put out on the said she didn't give written family affairs!" Executive Point Office Building omers Questioning Seminole Damaged In Ear Morn ng B aze FP&L Charge In Bowl 14j.,2m%1 I I l i An early-morning fire sliuck "The fire started In an the Executive Point office electronic equipment switching building atl..4 and SR436 today. room," Kaiser said "From Units from several fire there it spread to the third floor departments responded to the through the ceiling," alarm, which came shortly He added that it might take after 8 a iii several hours for the smoke to According to Seminole clear from the building County Fire Chief Gary Kaiser, "You have o big problem with ' there were no Injuries, although ventilation w ith these window. the second and third floorofthe less buildings," Kaiser said, building suffered substantial referring to the sealed sheets of damage from smoke and water tinted glass on the building's exterior walls l'he Executive Point building y is not equipped with fire cx tinguislung water sprinklers INDEX Although fire officials said there were no injuries at the Around The Clock 4-A fire, one man was accompanied Bridge_ by firemen from the building to (alcnd,ir S-A the park1nglot, he re he leaned (omics 5-B Crossword 'I feel a 1'title lightheaded," Editorial 4-A Hugh C,lassford, 32, said "I'm DearAbby .11-A an employe of the people who Dr. Lamb S-B own the building -Award IIN %LL)lE MLR1'IIV Herald Stall Writer .. ,. as the PSC refers to it, be included in the rate structures of all poker companies, according to 1L.' Seminole High School Chairman Bill Mayo customers of Honda Power & Light Reasons given for levying the charge, will play in the (01h)P Iflh, iF P&L) have discovered that their ho w ever, are contradictor) ioct season Rotary Bowi I el e ctric bills h ave been $3 higher in recent Scott Burns, manager of the Sanford office of football game at Ly man riionths and hae begun question the charge FP&L said the basic charge was necessar> High School in longsood " r • that has been referred to as a minimum' rate by because of rising cats of doiiig business The No .131 opponent for sonit F P&I personnel s minolt. has be e n 'iii actual cost to the power company of maintaining , be an individual's account is approximately $5, he Ho w ever, the word" minimum" appears to nounced, although 1 'man ItilSflOIIlCI' in isei of the fact that custome rs sa id Principal Canton Iknit> are charged for every kilowatt hoifF used in said today that Winter A lot of people go north in the summer and it'' .J addition to the $3 harge Park. Oak Ridge, hlalnes ka%e their power on to pro vide electricit> for (its, Lak,r. land Kathleen.The charge is hidden on the bill under water pumps, or for their neighbors to be able to imount referring to the price paid for the check the house for them," Burns said \e Sm%rna Beath and total of kilow att hours used Astronaut are all under Burns also said there were 'quite a few' The Florida Public Service Commission minmiulu bills in the company's service area consideration. "Our bowl committee (PSC) has ruled that such "customer charges", Continued on page 12A) decided to in'iite Seminole because we feel It is an :. £ bal exciting team," hlenles d.m al Amw D . Psew , ... ,• saId ' NOV li ?S OCT c S %e are committed but st hatn't signed, , : eo ' ' .1 TOTAL Stminole high Principal ' p ta Ron Reynolds said today. 1105 1425 RS 9S79 2`99 29 hIS SS Formal signing of bohl '- p - •• - ., to ' i • " ' . , / .1 , I oa ,,, "Believe me, Madam, I know cars I was recently an executive for a Detroit auto Companyl,'' the state attorney's office on Wednesday asked \Vedncday he will be out of town the remainder of him to appear. this week. The state attorney said he is attending an It was reported that an investigation by State "over 40" golf tournament In South Florida. Attorney Abbott Herring centers on alleged William Staley, Herring's assistant in Seminole — T d 1 a surprise Also appearing today was Radloff's request to have the property In question rezoned to allow the race track was denied by the cwrimisslon. Alter being turned down, Radloff vowed to buy property near the initial site. Property owners pit purchase plus a surprise witness appeared former Altamonte Springs Councilman Tom turned out en masse to protest R.adloff's proposed or were scheduled to appear today before the Radlof.1. race track. Ife rald Staff W riter Inc 51II).,.P. Will LM Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Mandefl, Yamnitz, Radloff Appear as~ WIN AT BRIDGE — k 681h Year, No. 66-Thursday, November 6, 1975 By DONNA the box was one of the many players who let South play at 4A65$3 two hearts. South would have SOUTH no trouble at that contract lie *K would be sure of eight tricks By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. V Q J 1055 4 and probably come home with " nine, because at most tables DEAR DR. LAMB Would * 1098 West would win the first two like more information on the Both vulnerable tricks wi th the king and queen foods con taining caffeine. I of clubs. East would go to bed have colitus and suffer so, I . V*rit North last South withhIsaceadSouthmakean think my diet must be faulty. overtrick. lass Pus lv DEAR READER coffee is Pass I N. T. Pass 2V irritating to some people's Pass PA33 Pass A Missouri reader wants to colon, and many readers have Opening kid K a know why most American exme that their symptoms _________________ perts like to use two-clubs as have disappeared after stop- Water pIll.s over a long their only forcing bid. ping it entirely. In most cases i time will not cause any harm in The answer to that one Is If Patrick Henry had been a of people on normal diets who are think this is from the action you don't get a ,hand of bridge player, he might well that caffeine in the coffee, b it is not exposed to heat or conhave said: "Give me the spade game or near game strength true that some sensitive people ditlofl5 that impose excessive very often and therefore, it is suit or give me death-" don't tolerate the flavor oils in sweating. From that point you Then if Patrick Henry had great waste to use four openmove into the broad spectrum coffee, either, held today's East hand from ing bids (five if you add three of multiple problems caused by the spring charity game, he nomp) to cover such hands. To give you Some information too much loss of sodium, would have passed in second Use two clubs as your only on how much caffeine you potassium, magnesium or other seat; passed a second time force and you can put the other might iindtn beverages, send 5o minerals, that may occur with after North responded one two bids to work. cents for The Health Letter increased dosage and Increased notrump to South 's one-heart (Do you have a question number 1.1, Coffee, Tea, Colas, elimination of salt and water. I opening bid, but backed into for the experts? Write "Ask Cocoa. You can send yow wouldn't think that the small action after South's two-heart the Jacobys" care of thIs newspaper. The Jacobys will request to me In care of this dose you are taking would likely rebid was passed by North. A two-spade call would be answer individual questions newspaper, Radio City Station, cause you any problem. However, if you it stamped, self-addressed New York, NY 10019. Enclose a aren't willing to take chances envelopes are enclosed. The I have mentioned the problem you shouldn't play bridge. long, stamped self-addressed -most interedhng questions of loss of potassium from these envelope for mailing. If East does back in with two will be used in this column medicines In previous columns. spades he will get a 3hock. and will receive copies of You may be surprised to see You can help avoid this by West will take him right to JACOB V MODERN.) cocoa on the list. Many a including plenty of fruit ani mother gives her child cocoa to fruit juices In the diet. Lang CARNIVAL by Dick Turner avoid the caffeine in coffee not term use of these medicines can knowing that cocoa also con- lead to low magnesium levels, tains caffeine, and enough to too. You need magnesium in the gi ve a child a good dose. The process that controls body same applies to an cocoa temperature, formation of body products or chocolate, proteins, muscular contractions and many functions DEAR DR. LAMB I would closely related to the actions of like to know if there are any calcium. Incidentally, side effects from taking Diuril alcoholism, diabetes and for high blood pressure. !have disorders that cause poor abbeen taking it for three years, sorption from the Intestines -, 250 mg a day. may also cause low magnesium levels. DEAR READER There are always side effects to all Where does magnesium come I medicines, including aspirin from in your diet? From many and even to most foods, for foods Including beans, corn, some people. whole wheat flour and oatmeal. — ,. — Coffee Cou Irritate Colon to .ZEATS ME - too 52 53 r PUDDSY! HERE: T,.Ar MR orn4Es AIdES (March 21-April 19) Normally you are tactful. You have a tendency today to Today you'll have to be careful blurt things out thoughtlessly. to avoid dissension through (;urd against this, for someone what you say, or how you act in a crowd. could be badly hurt. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Usually you have your wits Avoid serious-type discussion about you in the commercial with friends today, keep it arena. Today you could be light. If you get that chip on hoodwinked because you seek your shoulder somebody will surely knock it off. something for nothing. GEMINI (May 21-June ) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. It's not a good day to make 21) Be careful today. That important decisions on family small surplus you've acor financial matters. Your cumulated may burn is hole in Judgment is too clouded by your pocket. You could blow the emotion, whole bundle quickly. CANCER (June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Frustrating opposition will for a 19) Treat your mate with kid cause you to look gloves today. Something you scapegoat today. It will be far better in the long run for you to did recently triggered an unpleasant reaction. It won't take take the lumps. You're mush to bring it to the surface. LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) willingto pay for all AQUARIUS (J, 20-Feb. pi ) something you want dune Don't be too coy today. Little today, rather than do it your- nuances you regard as frivolous self. You'll regret this. You gestures could be taken could have done it better and seriously, much to your cheaper. dismay. VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22)11 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) you want to stay on good terms with your budget today, watch Avoid large gatherings today. two items closely what you You're in a mood where you spend for the home and for want attention and if you're relegated to a lesser role you entertainment, may be considerably upset. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ZJ by Stoffel & Heimdahl THERES A PIPE. \ LEAKING IN THE -- For Thursday, November 6, 1971; — — 18 19 by Larry Lcwii HAT DO 'qO 'EA 3J 'S JJ 14 -- ----- - - THIS I3yBERNICEBEDEOSOL g3M porgy tP. Th I' HOROSCOPE jf ' / - ' ' ' - - " - - - I .. - -. - PRII - .. •. - - - - -. - '-,- -' ........- ,,,,,,,•,,, — .- ----_ -_ ' - - Hospital $- A Obituaries $-A helping the firemen open doors i nside the building when I gwne agrecments Is cx- .r'... — iht iir Mnn,I*.t' 11.,. ..,.l.l. * �_ _ _ _ _______ _____ ______ _ __ _______________________ ____ 2 -- - - i ,w ç._. _ I L - - . .. - -. - - ___ _ _________ 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ Thursday, Nov. ___ , Civitan-Evening Herald Band Participants / - -, . 11 *11W - I N BRIEF I .•.-. I - 4r .. - - . . - 0 , Y Sheriff's investigators today responded to reports that school buses had been fired upon on SRV near MIlwee Middle School only to find two juveniles I Open Meetings For Agencies . . VtlllNGThN iAPi The Senate, havg agreed to require open meetings of its own conunittees, seem on the verge of voting the same reciulrement for federal - - . - - . - - - - - -- - , - -. 1 . - ' - - it The Senate was scheduled to act today on a "government-in-the-surishine" bill designed to make government dectsiw-=king more accessible to the pubfic. . some 49 agencies would be covered, mostly boards and (101111nissions which regulate businesses - such as the Federal Trade Corrunission. the Securit.ies and Exchange Commission and the Civil Aeronautics Board. o J I - . . - 1 . _1L ,I ,. ~ -., - - %. . . k -17. - . :A 1 I 11 I egin , f OL . . ~ .-Ai i I ? *" .1 ! . I I - '' . - I .-. I ,Ir -) 1; - . II _ ____ 4 : I ~ - 4 - —;I, . 0 . 4 --- - . __ I I A - 7 t X I 0 scandal, discussed behind closed doors since last week, .i !r ' pUblic tnda .is the state ,anung comrniscion begins a' hearing on % hether a license for the arena should be revoked. The commission was expected to examim financial records today. Chief State's Ally. Joseph Gorrnley said he would suggest that the cvnunission check recotds of Con" ntcticut uai anu T... 1' nneccu 7'aona1 ' Bank - - I,_ )I , . -. .. I i* I . - . I ... . 26 . 4, ~ GREYHOUNDS Lyman High School Marching Greyhounds Bud, under the direction of Bandmaster John Blair, will participate In the Civitan-Evening Herald Annual Seminole County Band Festival Benefit Saturday a, 1:30 p.m. at the Seminole High School Stadium In Sanford. Lyman will Rho march In the Veterans Day Parade In Orlando, area Christmas parades, the Gasparilla Parade In Tampa on Feb. 9 and the Davbna Speedway Perm2tex Feb. 14. The marching band has M members with majorettes and drill team bringing the number to 160. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) MARCHING BAND _. . David 1'riend of Hollywood, Fla., head of the compan) building a Bridgeport fronton, was a possible witness today. lie faces a contempt of court hearing next week for refusing to answer some questions Tuesday before a state grand jury in flartfa'd. _: __ _ 7-~'-O-'O-~,4ko6..,4-%.4.0.'$%,;:-- - . . --,.r. -M.- - - _= __ ,-, OW I . im I - ~ - - ___---i - - - __:___,(, , _-Gvx4_~'-.~. - , - N&__ - .- I - ro -, ~. 4: __ ~- - __----,--! =M~ - .. . . - - i__ 1~- _. _% - '.- _-It _- _'! ,Aft _:,ir:_ ... __ I g GEOR(;E, SC. (API A hn believed to be a former \av) Lieutenant from Jacksonville is being sought for allegedly firing at a South Carolina highway . * Courts O.. , 11111 olce B at . Lt. George Abggy said ingwood. Slph also is being detec tives found the two boys held without bond for probation tiIIin' in bushes at the road- and parole authorities, ac- side. -One of the boys was cording to jail records. Booking records indicated the three men other boy was ftowing rocks werc arrested Wednesday night as the firecrackers went off," at SH-434 and Belle Avenue Abggy said. Sanford police Jailed Eddie Abggy said detectives . Lee Bailey, 21, 709 W. Ilth St., still investigating a rep.)rt that Sanford, on charges of assault -I church bus was fired upon by ;Ind battery. resisting arrest a sniper in the same area on without violence and resisting Tutsda) night arrest with violence Bond was He said in'.estigators toda> set at $5600 will examine the bus, belongifig Officers reported the assault 0 & 4 "I - - - - '." -' patrol.man who wanted to question him about an apparently unprovoked shooting spree, police say. About 30 state and local officers, aided by bloodhounds and aircraft, searched a wooded area eight miles north of st George toda wherethemaneckedhis authmole early Wednesday during a high-speed chase. Dorchester County 9 been tentatively identifed from papers found in the automobile as Da vid Reginald Motes of Jacksonville - . - I '$ . - V - % - )ii I '. - - - .. / T - I .'I I .-- A , - , i I- 1L__ -for __7 - - ,., V#Lk~ I - - - 1. -_ ~ - -- .- . _ ! - -1 - Martha incident in I M Jenkins was struck during a Seek Rape Suspect ' disturbance at her 45 Castle Brewer Coturt residence. Sheriff's investigators and Police responding to the Altamonte Springs police today assault report said they found trntinued a search for an ut Bailey had locked himself . Three Jailed - - f~lw WA.SHINGTON (AP ) Angered over comments b) George Mean, the Teamsters union has canceled - - -- . - -. LAKE HOWELL SILVER HAWKS - - -- - - C Cit . - __ Principal Keith Stone told the this has been done in . t .'i Featlwr "WhaUireyou waitiag for?" -_ asked one woman in the dience who explained action from school ad ministratora as taken when a rdff m - id-tit happened last I _____________ I-,---- __ - --_ ----- " RETAIL I -R . . __ I W --=,--- - - ~- - ---- LOBBY OPEN 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. A I, LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS ' DIAMOND PENDANTS, WEDDING BANDS, BRACELETS, ,.,o I i PEARLS, COSTUME EARRINGS, CHARMS, RELIGIOUS JEWEMY. FLAGSHIP 1 at WE BANK _____ • '__) 1 4+ -------- ' 4). u cut rider mower $ ____ at* . _______ speeds p1u /______ e*th3toard itier,nt'ilonrear re our reg. 479.99 charge it - -gli%tconvn tirakear,,d _____ _______ _______ ______ __________ - _______ _____ . i ____ , % () - ri .. . 00 1__ I ~ - ofI -40.:j I~ ~ ____ ____ ____ ___ - _____ j j-j - - - - - - - Dynamark 8 v' h p. . - __ i ___ -.--- i :L -_.__ __M ------- __ - der mower 32 - - -,-- -. _ - ,_ . -II••'1_... 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Sanford is a required stop on the 250nauticalmile first leg of the two-day land, sa arid air marathon w hici begins in St Augustine and ends at 1aples The women pilots will be landing at Sanford at various times between 11 30 a m and 330 p m Eachwillrecei%ea gift-a briefcase and clipboard from the Greatir Sanford Chamber of lortimnerce's Airport Committee, ac cording to Jack homer, the Chamber s executie manager. 0 our rig 899 t -- - - ltinly hibachi with 3 adjustable posi. - ,., - - - tions for the 2 grills Adjustable dralls OFF - . ..,. 11 - - 1--! - F__i__ I - topless wagon M JN— I UI VU `.~.fp ur tog. 22-88 Ninet Nm 's the in. Cook up a storryi on this one rece steel body qtiIl with .' terriational woman pilots organization. Mrs. Bonnie hnndles ond anadjustable fire twx EasVash removal lot I . - - -i . I- _ - .-_ - *IIIi aai, f11i', _. -i ________ 11034itonracmei wilh metaI insert 74 i(Nri%1*l11j..Jf1V; I elld CLIVIS at 1(,ol arid headii-0,111,4!A 11 01-,Ift-j everYstofe -t -.. -.--T-__ _ - __ ___~- . - our reg. 17.99 charge it Be e*tra comlo;t.ib!e - - ____ __-__-~'_J .,___, - 11111 lor special savinqs on long and short handle shop you need for all your 9a1 t hat tools rue Temper am Included in the selection Stanley and T ________ — . i 1 8.24 ___ ~_-__.,- - -_ Z. -1I --- .-_----_2- J l,-:-I multi- position lounger handle tool prices 1; 1 $ Spaceport Chapter of the •l1 short Iflfl(1 aiiu • rjIl The two-day marathon is sponsored by the Deltona is race chairman. Mrs. Beth Landers of Sanford, HAVE THE LARGEST . SELECTION IN . THE STATE Wt year, will be chief -_ - -- . 200W. FIRST ST. Member F.D. .. -_---___-- weather, the air race will 0mr-WIM OPEN: -- - MON be ==-= ______1--_--- -=------ - - -=-- ____________ __- ____ __~_ - __ - __ - . ---- -- I - _____ ____ - ______ _ ~ - ____ _ 4 until postooned C i v' -5 ---T--------.------____-___-_ - ------------ - ELBOURNE NASA 13 !Corner6bcockS tI West Colonial Dr. / RLA NDO ' lvd ____________________________________________________ , :1 __M ~_ __ __ __ - = __ W .- at Poixers Dr ___ - .-------- I South Orange A ~ e - J _____ -I ___ Highway ll92 tit Airport Blvd I WINTER HAVEN VineSt.at Daytona Ma I I I t Blc<k NorthofCypr I NoRd &Volu.t -: . !:- ___________ ----------L-_____- - __ - -__-_---____-_ - - -- - -L-'- - - -I . ___ _____- --.----- _.__ __ ;~ ______________-_-_ ____ __ _ - __- - ____ _____ - _____-__ ___ __-- __-___ _____ - __ =-f: 8141W[Alapo Bermuda Ave Gardens ViNd ___ ____ ~__~___ - -~_ _--_.__=__________ -------~~~-~l------------------_-------------------__. - WE - : / DAYTONABEACH Near al Alai FrontGn I 1 ~ - -11 -11 Colonial Drive - y -- lkL STORE HOURS ' __ - __ compare...*jou can' t do better than a rel ~, ' THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. T09:0O P M SUN 1PM. T05 PM. I I- __ In theevent of inclement Alllffilllk~ - scorer, Pick up your complimentary catalog, OF SANFORD 12# __ I - , I. : JEWELRY, SOLID GOLD BRACELETS, BIRHSTONE RINGS, PIERCED --------_________~_ _ _ ___ 1 _______ 1 - P P i . a ill ----,,----ri--~--~~--~---E-E—==,,P- _____________ " "Deltona Derby Day" in honor of the occasion. - ----~~_ __ __ I ~ all sections of the country MayorLeeMoor has proclaimed the day' - - ~ 1 I . greet the _____ ,._ ------I ' - t from U! W %;_-:.;d 1110 ".tA)icff'p4on Rat" by Coirrier —_ _____ I The public is invited to join the welcoming corn- I _n,7l ,, \S the Airport Inn. - n.m. Published Daily &ncf funuay, ~Ilcond Class , -lolra. Florida 327,i __ - -' There will also be other elxctv stfufcairand Christmas cii,] - . ' . . ____ ______ - - A I 0 . . - Airport Friday during the -- Enin Mavbe it wou:dn't have been blcnv,n out of proporhon if it was II ____ \ second annual Deltona I FULL BANKING SERVICES FRIDAYS 9AM T06.30P.M. i 25 women U -- Piland said this is not an board "this is not the answer." Stone said getting the pair isolat,ed incident. He Wd nmy Lack inW tile swne sichool and unrepDrted cases involving pot meetinp with parents would be _____ &n Sanford Central 1' lorida _ past - I (Related Sto r'e ne IOAI -_.__...._________ Monday through Thursday. . __ : L eruy . Drive-in Banking transfering the two girls to they would get no action from # — 'jn!.11h1-r school . - 0ich li- . , ,iid (ountv !;,~hcx)l officials or froll) %ould tx- "safer" than retur- Layer. One parent actused t,he ning to Oviedo High. But both boud of trying to "sweep it Piland and Ovietto High Schlool lanider the rug." Piland agrft I - an IS preparing a rous ng weicome for some a I ------- 6 \ a oru - . 4~_ a.m. to 1nr ufl two girls are afraid to return o secondary educat1on, asked their own high school . . . this why when the schools are 9 - _ ~- -- . For Pilots Andy Bracken, director of From U C ity Ready NOW91 ' ~i4"_t . - the Cumber land FarmjSo Airportlllvd,andSanfordA%.e will be considered by zonera. - TroyPiland told boasd mnem- allowetito put the two girls on bers theiragendawhlchjeopardlzed Superintendent William P. their safety. -13 ud" Layer suggested Stone said I . year. smoking never get to Layer. He said Sims. ' You can't expect them said pupils hesitate to report "We can't be scared! We (pupils) to report it and get beat incidents "because of no should put the fear of God in Stronger discipline by school up" she said results" when they see of these offenders they should principals and alert bus drivers Board member Allan Keeth fending pupils "back the next be told of the consequences of may be the answer to stop said the "sad" part about the day on probation." suspension or expulsion and marijuana smoking by pupils two girls, whose action he Piland said threa ts already made to empty out their and assaults on those reporting commended, is that they have been made on the friends pockets every morning,' Sims it, Seminole County School -should never have been put in of the two girls. added. officials were told Wednesday the piUon to report it It Mrs Audry Bolger and Ito Simpson, a former night. should have been the bus another bus driver not involved teacher, commended Sin-is for Board members Davie Sims driver's responsiblBly to report in the incident said this was an not tr)ing to "pass the buck." and Chairman Robert "Bud" iolations of smoking on his 'isolated case" and the board Piland said he has no cornFeather agreed firm discipline school bus." should give drivers authority to plaints with Layer or the adis needed for pupils smoking I[Ayer and Board Attorney put off violating pupils as ministration but Ls asking for a and misbehaving on school Douglas Stenstrom agreed bus recommended by the Florida solution. fie said the local police buses "so the other kids won't drivers are supposed to "turn highway Patrol. But Layer and can stop and search buses for be afraid to report it" around" when a violstlon oc- Sttnctrom said this is definitely 'probable cause" of pot The Issue of pot smoking on curs and return to the school against board policy smoking buses caine to light when two for the principal to render We have to let It be known Stone said the offending 0% ledo High School girl disciplinary action to the pupils we will be Firm and crack some pupils' family backgrounds students went to the Winte. - involved. heads if needed if these kids get must also be considered and Springs City Council last week Layer said he believes bus out of line Mv kids get thrown 'just punishment is not the with complaints about the drivers ' ha%e neglected" to do off the bus for chewing gum," answer in every cas" practice The two girls were this regaroless whether y " later allegedly attacked and are on a morning or afternoon beaten by another female un stndent One parent who said she has A jucnile charged with three daughters attending assaulting the pair has since Lyman High School, said they — i been removed from school and come home 'nearly bursting" • turned over to juvenile about every day because they a authorities. Meanwhile, the two are afraid to use the school girls who reported the pot restrooms where pot smoking is smoking remain out of school. going on "all day tong." responsible for their bus Sprinj,5 Mayor drivers, the city cou.61 was - .. I : ~ __; I- - -~ _~ I i I p.m., according to Zoning Official John Steffens The present vacant building was fornx.rly used foralighting fixture business and a one-time day nursery, according to the Steffens' office A re%Ised conditional use permit to allow the establish nwnt of a sur club with liquor license n the downtown area instead of a discotheque as previously submitted to zoners, was approied last week by the Cd) Commission ALSO Ofl tonight s agenda a public hearing to consider a change to the Cit) zoning or dinance as it pertains to the recommended reduced living area in the single family residential district. A request for a condlit.ional By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff V,riter "Our main concern now is the - Adult Night Club" when the Sheriff's deputy R.E. Ache More Discipline Needed On Buses ____ _. ~ - _~ Z--W-- ~J ~ men epar othe I h in Sanford are In the works. John Ward, representing the proposed club, will present a change of use request at 2440 School Board's Answer To Problems -= isc un llai f assault Bond was set at $5000 Terry Ekes, 2207 N Seinoran, south Seminole, has reporLed to deputies that jeweir) and a fur coat, total ialue $17,070, was ,- - - I" Sheriff's LI Ra) C Parker has Jailed three men on charges -=---of conspirac) to commit rob '\I ~ bery and use of a firearm in _-, -,211&i..~ . commission of a felon) lie of stolen from her residence Held at county jail in Under the direction of Roland Castro, the LAke Howell High School Silver Hawks Marching Band, $20,000 bond each were Ilobert Deputy Jini Beebe said Items Including drtun majors Douna McCarthy and Kevin Wartasek, majorettes and drill team, Is 110 Lee Mundy, 22, Warren Street, reported missing include a strong. tAke Howell Is In Its second year having just mo%vd Into its new faciUties In September, Lewis Vernon ladies gold and platinum wrist experience of band members ranging from seven moutb to four years. The band will also takewith part Longwood; 0gIcsby, I 26, 222 Woodrne~e , watch, oliber watcl= and rings, in the t1vitan-Evening Herald Seminole County RaDd FestlVal Benefit Saturday and will march in r _________________________ I e cen a r y )' Bryant Seiph, 18, 0 I'd. Bay, fox fur coat. '-- -_MW%iftWWA_,"_.JF __W_3*4W_ agreements with AF1,00 unions to honor each other's strikes and jurL-AcUoul lines, raising the possibil.ity of interunion battles. In a continuation of a lengthy, bitter dispute over reprLsentation of California farm workers, Meany, the AFI,CIO's president,, denounced the Teamsters hurt nmth as unworthy of being called trade unionists. ,3 warrant charging aggravated ifi~ -- - ill from the Winter Park Police jailed Axthur It. Coats, 28, of Department cre used to track Christmas, on an aggravated the suspect Wednesday but lost assault charge in connection the trail after a short distance. with U alleged threatening of Fast said Altarnonte a woman with a inachette at the detective Sgt. Jim Martlndn!e Shanty tub parking lot at is being assisted in the investigatlon by Sheriff's Sgt. set at $S'OOO. iii hogan Sheriff S Sanford police detectlie 12 reports listed 11 deputies as %itlism I )kens and J A Cash being inohed in a search for arrested Bonnie Stratton ttr suspect early Wedne - Teamsters Spurn AFL.CIO i PoW came away from dwdrdld lolk the lesser at Tuesday's hearing with an amount. additional $18,705, the amount Vihien agreed with Kimretmmendcd by the Dept- brough's suggtlon to atmpt ment of Administration, the seeng some relief. I Night Club Zone Bid . Z _~ -, ~_ Z_ - .ii _----:.Z a sheriff to appeal his budget, about tbe [loossibility,- lie ad- through loc,11 tion Jr., was quoted as saying ttr Tallahassee agency that holds the state law which gives a realizing an answer won't be ded. But Vogt said it would be horiva machinery before a decision is whilother there should be a possibility existed of asking budget hearings. the right to returnedfroiiilatlahassee until costly to file a bill. The senator An alternative, Vogt said, is (iiiliy reached by the Florida budget appeal because the citizens for additional tax apPeal yearly budget amounts after the inillage is set by the to try and shorten the appeal Cabinet, The sheriff said he had said, ago, that it couldn't be set by unty conimi&clons. people who le the millage money county comffljsSion, if the sheriff on agreed to accept $102,448 filed as a local bill, but would time to allow finalization of the Vogt's decision to sample should have the final I ill be testing for any Tuesda y had won the full $ compromise, but iskew have to be submitd as a Vogt said a similar move to sheriff's budget before the sentiment conforms with Someolourvotes senttmentto do away with that could reque million request. overrode the cabinet anti tatede measure. proasion, said Vogt in answer to an expected letter from the _""q4%W Seminole County Commission asking that a sheriff's budget be finalized before the date the conimission sets land taxes. 1111a . Vogt, a Cocoa Beach Democrat, is the chainnan of the Seminole County AiS atie 1)elegation At Tuesdays commission e Church, Orlando. ' Justus East said tracking dogs I __ - into the home of a nine-nionths- Officers said they had to force pregnant Altamonte Springs . their way into the residence dnd woman early Wednesday and a bathroom where Bailey was ra , ped the wonian. arrested after a struggle with . I ~z-_ . - 1~ _.~ - __ - - * Fires * , - I .__-"1_._ 1 , . an , playing pranks. . - 4 - epors ! ___! Inteting John den) Hortddsherlf(stheappeal iLornhIussIon era sets the amount of htdtemeflts made by Gov riter raising taxes and that Is a Kitubrough asked that a letter procedure got "exactly the land tax. Beubin Askew at Tuesday's dethion that should be made he drafted and sent to the nowhere" in W73. "But, I'll be State Sen. John Vogt Vogt pointed out there is cabinet hearing on Sheriff John the local level." said delegation asking for sonic type testing the sentiment of "roughly a 9day period" in I'olk's request for addition toda 1 In Seminole County, Cons check into the of relief from a law that allows Senators to see what they think which the appeal process possib grinds funds, mission Ciaiian Sid Vihien - ' , - • Action llera!dStaff Writer A - . -", r- .. '' . 11 EI)PKi(KFTr . - - __ - ------------- Vogt Looks At Repealing Sheriff 's Budget Appea l Law To Youth s By BOB LIA)Y1) Jal Alat Hearing #. I Laid r'r1 1. s. - - . __ Iup'I Sn iper Scare _____ --- __ . I . . , Senator Replies To County Finalization Bid . .I .__ -____-____- ___-_ - - i ~ __ - �- - - - --." -'---- 1r,---- -- --': _' - ' .tJ _ .. • — -_ Evening Herald ) . . -- - - Nov. 0, Sen. Lew Brantley, president designate of the - tYI,-4A -- 9 - llouie De li ver) Week. 55 rents; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $2&40. 13) Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 1 - Econonlik Stability The Clock Stake In Talks Last April, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger 'as arguing that the worldwide economic problems resulting from the sharp increase in the price of petroleum could best be treated by negotiations between the oil-exporting nations and the industrialized nations that buy most of their oil. By September, when he addressed the special ('COflOflHC 5("SSiOfl Of the United Nations, it was that he was giving ground. Now, the United States is going along with the convening in Paris Dec. 16 of the kind of international economic conference Mr. Kissinger once hoped to avoid. The conference will include not only members of the Organization of Petroleum ExportingCountriesandtheirprincipal customers, but also developing countries of the Third World. It will deal not only with the oil-price problem but the full range of economic issues involving raw materials, trade and the financing of Third World industrial development. Th e April-to-September shift in U.S. policy to sonic degree a retreat is obviously an attempt by Mr. Kissinger to accommodate the demands from the developing world for some kind of overhaul in the economic relations between "rich" and "poor" nations. Th e ho,-)e of the Paris conference is that it can soften the impact of inflation and recession of the economic growth of many Third World countries and set up better channels for the trade and aid they now need more than ever. The danger is that Third World delegates will come to the conference with their hopes too high, expecting more than the industrialized countries can deliver, Countries rich in raw materials but far behind in economic development have seen the success of the OPEC cartel in turning a natural resources into sudden bounty. If they approach the Paris conference with the idea that price-fixing cartels are going to vault them ahead in wealth and power, they are missing the point that it was the OPEC action on oil prices that led to many of the conditions now slowing down their own economic growth. At the U.N. Mr. Kissinger outlined a series of steps which could be taken to help developing countries cope with high energy prices, to provide them with more development aid through existing international institutions, and to widen the market for products they can export. The task of the Americans at Paris will be to convince the Third World that this represents the most realistic approach to their problems. What is bringing the advanced and developing nations together at Paris is the recognition of their own interdependence. It is one thing to grant that these groups must rely on each other, but quite another to make this mutual dependency equally 0 "Better than 33 per cent of the federal gross national product is generated by a government entity," Brantley said. 'Government is grc.wing a little more than double die private sector. Wi th th at knowledge in mind, I submit that in eight more years, when that 17 per cent closes the gap between the 33 and 50 per cent, the free enterprise system as we know It today is a dead entity." Brantley said, "It's humanly impossible to you and I, as individuals, to pay enough taxes to support a one-on-one sitti the commission of crimes. It's not something that -.--.---. Speaking before the 34th annual convention of the Florida Farm Bureau on Tuesday, Brantley said that in 197374, the Florida Legislature appropriated $43 million for construction of new P° "You know what we're building with that million? he asked. "W&re building country club prisons." E3rantley said that in Dade County, a prison was built o., the banks of a river, me tell you how bad that prison is," he said, "Every prisoner has his own bedroom and it's air conditioned. It's so bad that two prisoners have to Around In closing out his remarks, Brantley commented on an alleged statement made by a school teacher that public employes have the right to stiike. "If I were in charge of ed ucation in Florida and ternent fie he would be n twIi,pnlnr tnaiI' that sthtemeflt. looking for a job in another state, because he would not be working for me," Brantley said. That latter statement Is strictly a matter of Mr. Urantley's personal opinion and is not necessa rily shared by everyone. However, we do go along Inn per cent with his comments relative to 'country club prisons.' We see no need to make prison life a thing that enhances crime. If you lived in the ghetto and committed a crime, knowing that you'd end up in a hotel-like compound, what might you be tempted to do? A prison sentence is meted out as punishment for I)epartment of Health and Rehabilitative Services, I don't think we can afford that kind of philosophy in Florida," he continued, Brantley said that in 1967, Florida's budget p'p4'di', a billion lnllsirc for thn frt trnn in history. Last year, appropriations in Florida were $4.6 billion and there were 105,000 state empyes, as compared to 56,000 in 1967, he said. Florida Senate, earlier this week took a great big poke at what he term ed , "country club prlson.'" in Florida and said we, the taxpayers can not afford that tvtw ni nh il nconhv in L!nvi'rnrni'nt. r,....... WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher R RICHARD LONG, Editor V' IIIJAM I) ('URRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director At share one toilet. And, it's so bad every four prisoners have their own living room." According to Brantley. it's costing more than •••• .4••'.. • UI I *.tIU.S•flJ SII •IIU " - ........................ -- . IN BRIEF 1 Students Called Life-Savers After Bus Driver Collapses Oltl.AN[X) (AP) When school-bus driver Jerry King passed out at the wheel of the moving vehicle, the 45 students aboard the bus swung into action. The teen-agers from Boone High School were credited Wednesday with saving their own lives as well as King's when the 61-year-old veteran driver lapsed Into an apparent diabetic coma while driving the students to school. Faith Brant, a student passenger, jumped to the wheel and pulled the vehicle to the curb. - - " I rewards a person for ripping off a neighbor or committing mayhem. development of the private sector, because "we have a bad reputation nationally of being antibusiness. Every single southern state has outrecruited Florida in the attraction of industry to its states. Eighty per cent of it is because we have a negative business attitude." Rate Proof Said Missing We applaud Sen. I3rantleyon his stand regarding prisons and hope he continues to look after the Interests of the Florida taxpayers when he assumes his duties is president of the Florida Senate. —Bill Currie _ TALLAHASSEE i APi The Public Service (ommis.sion is allowing some electric bills to go up without enough proof that the higher rates are needed, says Public Counsel Woodie liles. liles, representing the public before the PSC, takes this argument against a $17 million interim rate-Increase granted Gulf Power Co. to the Supreme Court today. 'ftc case, part of a skin's that eventually could affect every Floridian's electric bill, centers on whether Liles should be allowed to present evidence against such increases before they are granted. After hearing only the company side, the comnmi.ssfon granted the increase last December. The PSC contends no hearings are required beyond the company request. - .1 J TOM TIEDE Z _.,__.2-` Euthanasia Iii - - Unlikeliest ____ I NJ . 'iii i ill --- I ____ ___ _______ ____ Everyone wants what is best for Karen Anne Quinlan, the 21-year-old woman who has been l)ng in a coma in a New Jersey hospital for six months as the result of an apparently selfadministered mixture of alcohol and drugs. The court suit brought by her father, asking that he be permitted to turn off the respirator that is keeping her alive in a vegetative sta te, has attracted international attention and brought into highly emotional focus the question of how far modern medical science should be required to go to prolong life and, indeed, just what we mean by "life" and when It can be said to be ended. Because Karen's doctors as well as other expert medical witnesses called in the suit have testified that there is virtually no hope that she will ever regain consciousness, let alone full health, and that her brain has probably been Irreparably damaged, many people believe that the only humane thing Is to unplug the devices and, as her mother asks, let her die in dignity. But everyone also wants what is best for society, and in this respect many fear that If the family's request Is granted in this case, it will establish a precedent that will open the way to euthanasia the putting to death of the Incurably ill or injured - and from there, to such horrors as the legal murder of the senile, the V I ju Precedent 4 _ _____ fill E0 H 0 i c ti M Of 1k..___== ___ MIAMI i AI'i Militant Cuban exile Humberto Lopez Jr. will be sentenced Friday alter pleading no contest to charges that he jumped ball and fled the country after being convicted on federal weapons and explosives charges in 1974. Lopez, the object of three protest bombings by a Cuban exile group, had his lawyer Gino P. Negretti enter the plea Wednesday after a 12-member federal jury was selected to try him on the ball-jumping charges. U.S. District Judge Joe Eaton set Friday for sentencing Lopez on the bail-jumping and explosives possession convictions. 11€ had not been sentenced earlier on the explosives conviction because federal agents could not locate him. - N COLUMBUS, Ga. There Is a NEA 0 sometimes notion in this part of the republic that ____________________ William Calley should go into politics. Someone r _______ •tt a din ner party, the other night, for example, t the idea, loudly, and laid a dream ticket on _________ ttt' gues ts : George Wallace and Rusty Calley, _________ the all-America team, or at least all a part of that America capable of inventing such poten. tialities. The suggestion is Inevitably sobered by realities, however. Though Calley has given thought to politics, and almost any other way to ear n a living, he is at t he moment and possibly forever forbidden from doing so. As a federally convicted murderer of "not less than 22 Viet" namese civilians," In My Lai, South Vietnam, he Is barred from holding public office. Besides >. — . # , w'this, neither major party here shows any Interest ,1, whatsoever in promoting his candidacy. _A*:'~^ If he could run, however, he would doubtless A;,, receive a substantial vote from that portion of the citizenry that clings to the philosophy that he is something special. Seven years alter the murders, four years after his sentence to life imprisonment and a year after his eventual release from confinement, Calley remains a s,inbol to many, a hero to some. "I cin see him as a congressman," says a Columbus coun-.MOW fto cilman, "we could use more of what he stands for "v " in Washington.' P4sw Wha tever the decision in the case of Karen i. Just what it is William C4ley stands for Is, AIUC Quinlan, there are going to be others of a however, unknown, even In his adopted similar nature as medical science improves its and the forecast is for more rain!" hometown. respite a few attempts at public ability to prolong life, and in each of them, the speakir.g in which he was numbingly decision will be agonizing and dissatisfying. lachyrymose and self indulgent, he has shown nothing more of himself, preferring to live his Letters To life in mystery and anonymity. He lives with a Truckers are discovering that two can play at large dog in a moderately expensive apartment, the game of highway dodge-'em. The Death Blow Plea Is Hogwash travels often, dates only occasionally, has few One of every live long-haul trucks is said to be If the City Fathers really want to give the I recently viewed the chairman of the county friends other than those with whom he has legal equipped with Citizen Band radios, which truckers readily concede they use to warn each "coup de grace" to downtown Sanford, they have commission on the local news make an im- or business ties. passioned plea on behalf of the taxpayers to hold His Tennessee attorney says he Is technically other about the disposition of police car's. Now found the formula... Move City Hall out of the Downtown budget down, the sheriffs area, available for appearances If the price is right some highway patrols are using CB to lure lick This, I think, is absolutely contrary to the best Well, this plea is pure political hogwash. 41,500 per speech, five figures for television), drivers into speed traps. interests of all Sanford not just the downtown. Seminole County must provide funding for but other than this he is, almost eerily, seldom The situation is so bad on one Florida Interhere in Duluth we are renovating as well as modern programs of law enforcement. We, as even seen anymore. - 40 ____________ ______ _______________ ___________ __________ _______ ________ ____ ___ ______ ________ ______ Analyst Claims Rate Savings - TAllAHASSEE iAPi Charging telephone users for directory-assistance calls saves customers who use the phone books 30 to 40 cents a month, says a Public Service Commission rate analyst. Richard Tudor told the house Growth and Energy Committee Wednesday that General Telephone Co. customers have saved that much on a $10 phone bill since the PSC allowed the firm to charge for excessive information calls. The PSC recently allowed General Telephone Co. to charge 15 rents each for more than six directory assistance calls a month. "What we're looking at Is a possible cost-saving to customers who do not use this service," Tudor said. -- - - - ) - - --' - Threat Called Cry For Help ,, OULANIX) iAPi An Or lando city employe says his son was crying for help when he allegedly threatened to kill President Ford early this week. "1 think he has finally realized he needs help and this was his way of crying out," David Levar Sr,, a city traffic engineer, said after his son, David Levar Jr., was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury. Levar, 24, was charged with threatening Ford's life in the presence of Orange County sheriff's deputies and Secret Service agents Monday. Levar, who has a history of mental problems, was ordered jailed without bond. Kidnap Victim's Body Found - l'ENSAtUL\ AI'I 'It makes no sense, no sense at all," a sister says of the kidnap-slaying of Alma Charbonneau Hartley, missing for 13 days before her body was found under a sheet of tarpaper in a wooded area. "Alma was just struggling to keep her business going," Evelyn Barnett of Elberta, Ala., said Wednesday after the body of the real-estate saleswoman was found, "She didn't have any money." 1131 spokesman Arthur Nehrbass said the body of Mrs. Hartley, 51, was found just off US. 98, about six miles east of Gulf Breeze near this- Florida Panhandle city. state, writes WiWarn Neely in Playboy tearing down some of an area of approximately taxpayers, cannot afford multi-million dol.lar — , o- luctant Partn e rs DOT Audit Cites Misspending TAI.LAIIASSEE (AP) The state Transportation Department missed a chance to earn nearly $2 million and misspert another $500,000, Auditor General Ernest Ellison says. In an audit Wednesday. Ellison said that properly Invested, $30 million that the department had to keep on deposit in pending land-condemnation cases could have earned $1.8 million interest. Instead, it drew only $128,000 for use in building secondary roads, he said. -- , JACK ANDERSON Most Americans Pessimis tic About Future - , ' - - , , - . .--. - - - .. SI -- - - - -. , . '. .. ____ - - _ - ____________ - , '4 - - - __________________ -- _______ el ecti on of f NOWNW I - ~) ice n aI1assee awr - resx)nch'd that the city charter freeholder provision probably wctild Meter not stand up in court. was not available One out of live bands to receive a first division rating at the scheduled For Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Seminole thigh School for comment at either his home Florida Bandmaster's Assn. Marching Festival last year, Bishop Stadium In Sanford. Over half of the band members are ninth or his business office at 'the Moore Hornet Marching Band will participate in the Civitan- graders. The band Is the only one in this area using the s h owy high Casselberry Land Co. this Evening Herald Seminole County Band Festival Benefit leg lift and pointed foot In Its step. F4wardSmitli is band director. morning. - - BISHOP MOORE IN FESTIVAL NUS'. 5,9 Senior Citizens tour to Ke Leaves Civic Center, a am. Pickup at Casselberry, u..u, Carry ii tig iuncn ion a snack on Parkway. Call Doris Rogers or Mary McPherson for information, NOV. 6 Spina 841 ida Assn. of Central Florida, 7 p.m., Morgan Confurence Room, Florida Hospital, Orlando. Speaker, Russ White of Colonial Drugs on paraphernalia for incontinent. Basic lome Interior Decorating. 7 p.m., registration fee $10, 6 weeks, Adult Education Campus 38, SCC. Altamonte Springs Players, 7:30 p.m., Altarnonte Springs Civic Center. Intermediate Photography,' national Fellowship Grant NOV. 8 p.m., Central Christian Church, superintendent of Corkscrew 5:30 II.IIL, registration $15, 8 recipient, will speak on year of Chrislma% Bazaar, Rolling :o W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando Sh%a!np Wildlife Sanctuary, who S-208, Seminole Coin- study in France. hills Moravian Church, SR 434 Speaker Jerry Cutlip will show slides. Open to public. munity College. Call Coni- NOV. Longwood, 9:30 a.m. to 8 n.m. ____________________________munity Services. Public Welcome to women Turkey dinner, noon to 7 p.m. pilots in Deltona Derby, 11 REPAIRS? REMODEL? Rummage Sale, Christ Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 a.m., Aero Service Terminal NEW INSTALLATIONS? am., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford-Central Florida Air- Episcopal Church, Longwood, ARE YOU I' NEED OF F.,,,,' beginning 9 a.m. Fay Dallas, Rotary Inter- port. Y,,b end She.',. Ci%.nj NOV. 9-9 Ca,oar.c U. hq'w,'."s 'D.co'os'.,, .nd Pswp Al Ty Floe. C.v..ing' Winter Springs Volunteer Cl.one., Sooio.s loom D.o4.r..ssP S."g Mc$..l&, foe C.son,,c U.. cmd floe. Cov..ingi' Fire Depart, turkey shoot, II IF SO—Now pl.on. user come l,y. for oil am, to 5 p.m., Saturday; 1-5 your Cirosw,c til,. MtCOflorle, Motrr,oh and Floor -I P.m.. Sunda'. SR 434 and N. Co'..,i,.g Rq.mnft Fr.. (;tii.so$.t Fairfax, Winter Springs. D'vP($ Sol., 0, v4skolat'00 NOVEMBKI(5 A lphonso I.. Wailace THE TILE MARKET, Inc. ADMISSIONS NOV. 10 henry warren N un, AT... Ork.do, n, 32803 :' Sanford: Sanford-Seminole Art Assn., : PHowfec41cI Easter M. Williams Anderson Alexander Lytle K. Swope, Casselberry 7:30 p.m., Curtural Arts Blanche Bell Building, 5th and Oak, Sanford. Clyde M. Mayo, DeBary James J. DI'UIIi I)t'uionsfration by K. V. Tatich. Mary F. Haber, Deltona Mar)' V. Dusynski William F. Kugler, Deltona Local school advisory Martha V. Echols Della M. Smith, Deltona committees meeting with Under 25 - SR-22's Arrithis K. Gainers Sophie Travers, Deltona County Advisory Committee, Cancelled Margaret M. King Rejected Clifton Shadron, Genera Lyman High School, Longwood, E.Z. Payments Quotes Julian Murphy L'iwrence N. Singletary, High 7:30 p.m. Ann D. Robinson Springs Local school advisor) Cynth ia Smith i... s Serena Clunie, Osteen committee meeting with Klwood Smith B B>'yron 0. Chiesa, Longwood County AdIvsory Committee, Frederick N. Dominick. .2417 S. French Ave. M. Williams, Oviedo Lyman high School, 7:30 p in Sanford, Fla, 32771 Annie L. Vincent, Zellwood ONY Dennis It. Henning, DeBary Mrs. I.orland t Anjanet NOV. 10 W. Herman, Delhary Gragg & boy, Sanford Orange Audubon Society, 7-30 INSURANCE AGENCY B. Popp, Deltona Ethel B. Speer, Deltona -__________-_____________________________________ Doris Jackson, Lake Mary Hanna Giles, Orange City k' Carolyn If. Brown, Oviedo 'p' R4Yf' '\ '% 1 k' Frank A. Maddy, Sorrento . DISCHARGES BICENTENNIAL At HALF DOLLAR Sanford: L1'CT Carrie M. Barnes 'P1Lj.It1 j( Evelyn Brown Elma H. Dekle (;trgia A. Frazier Nelta hloltzclaw - ,Lewis C. Mackey - . - HOSPITAL NOTES - __ ) Wednesday's high al. Ov e rnight low 63. Rainfall was ,' • 3220285 831-9774 • 1 . - - ' $, 1 1 . ESTHER— Funeral tervicii for Mrs Florence Esther Buchanan 63, former Oviedo resident wto died Monday in Salt Lake C i ty will be held of 3 p m. Saturday at First Baptist Church of Oviedo with Rev William Marr cf ficiating. Burial will follow in Oviedo Cemetery. Gramkow urI'ri$I tifimte i n (Nf'f' -- Gladys E. Nlitc~ell .~ 1J1t)1leIz — JENN-AIR ANNOUNCES — - w - 11.1 up before THe aRRIVaL utiirnaie Sign OF T His.7 d,.17 cinIn', IIIe'J-' 1 Ie,iI (41";4110 with 1 10 r4t cord I.e. I.cnd, l,,OI StKtt S. t jna Aa 61041 U:.,1 11.1)6 RanGe 4 ed) • Nov.15 ' '. &.- 0 * -1-1 00 S P! RUMVILMOUR 1111] it NON-STICK GRIDDLE IF1 RS Iva A,, fts LL IfI ircS CoOiIf Ates wtjI 1.41df a- If gnaw IIiACS.. lr,d P41 ItKi cst. g r4 t dsm,ts$ by ",tal spatilit •tc. Mdsi 1111006. B - c,' fi 11Ul1U1 US U13'-I5bg JOEl 0 SATIN I 1i "l — . SAVINGS .IA1M ~ _:* // IN ,, SHIS H KEI3AB , , , uthis meal sbib II,:' coosg id ss't U1 nl $ t r(btI tt,'' 1(n $14 I e.. a..' . (Usy sr i1"' I out t,tlI$ . -,_ •.tinta...g N•IP.$,I Gist-in,,. tin., 'r-'::f i cooking, authen- Is1u4 tic Char-Flavor indoor grilling, ..'..i and a stay-clean, powerii P" vented oven—all in one compact unit, free standing or L UrtVOfltIOflO! F I. 0 11 E N C E ('hunch of Oviedo. Survivors include a son, John BUCHANAN L. Buchanan, of Salt lake, and Esther three grandchildren. lrs, Florence HI chanan, 63, former longtime Gramkow Funeral Home in re sldent of Oviedo, died charge of arrangements. MI niday in Salt Lake City A no Live of Michigan, she had be n living in Salt hake City for Funeral Notice _ ttm past three months. She was it member of First Baptist BUCHANMf.MRS. FLORENCE N BS , f I' a.m., 4:37 p.m. Port Canaveral: hi gh 1O;.1O:22PML;low - — - • ,f"7 Partly cloudy through Friday. A slight chance of showers. hlwhs in the i t niitl 80s. Lows in the mid (0 upper 60s. Easterly winds 10 to 15 mph, decreasing at night. Rain probability 20 per cent thr ou gh Friday. EXTENDEI) FORECAST Warni'and dry. Lows in the upper S{ extreme north to the lower los In the south. Highs in the upper lOs extreme north and the 80s elsewhere. Daytona Beach tides: high 10:28a.m., 10:51 p.m.: low 3:47 Jono-Air introduces the world's greatest cooking combination REA DEATH . LOW AUTO RATES / WEATHER ,. — - - - - ' CALENDAR TALLAhASSEE iAI'i Rep. Gene Campbell wants to debate his propose legalization of casino gainbling with Gov. Reubin Askew, But Askew says no. Campbell, 1)-West Palm Beach, said Wednesday that the voters need to hear both sides of the issue at the same time to avoid confusion created by conflicting statements. But a spokesman for Askew said the governor declined the Invitation, - — who are seeking election to two said today action will bedecided Mrs. Hawthorne said. Meter is not a property owner of McIntosh office has checked seats on the Casselberry City if and when ,it formal complaint The long-time city clerk, also record in the city, a charter the public records of Seminole Council in the Dec. 2 city is received, serving currently as acting city requirement for those seeking County and they have not come ('ASSELBERRY— Nathan election, may be disqualified. "At this point I have not manager, s-aid it was brought to election to the city council. up with any properly inMr. Van Van Meter, one of live persons Cits, ('Il'rk Mary Hawthorne rt'c'vlvcfI a (urinal t'r'inplairit," the city's attention that Van The cii) attorney's K I Meter's name on record," she Said. 1 Mrs. Hawthorne, in answer to a question, sa id the property - : where Van Meter cur rently , - "resides, 600 S. Lake Triplet I Drive, is recorded in the name - of Mrs. Martha C&sselberry, 1I Van Meter's mother-in-law, s-.. -' Sectlonllof the city charter -. l,'.,, IUI.1L", requires mem bers of the city council to be freeholders and residents for one year prior to qualification. Mrs. Hawthorne siid when the matter was first brought to • :-:her attention, she called Mrs. Dorothy Glisson of the state __________________ Askew Declines Casino Debate BERRY'S 'I By DONNA F..STE.S Herald Staff Writer - The Editor — Casselberry May Disqualify Candidate -. ' ..- Thursday, Nov. 6, 1975—SA Militant To Be Sentenced My Lai - - - 111111111111111111111111 FLORIDA — _____ DON OAKLEY / '4.- lie went on to say that Florida $33,000 per bed to house prisoners in that Dade county prison, "It's this kind of philosophy," he said, "that has caused crime to flourish in Florida. It was that kind of philosophy that caused your Legislature to refuse to confirm O.J. Keller as head of th e Florida case '4....'4.. .. , : ..... Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Acquaintences say Calley is hermitical for beneficial to both. magazine, that truckers have stopped talking to five square blocks, law suits resulting from jail fires which ,-ould reasons of self defense. He fears media ex. Were the Paris conference to fail, the road each other lest police, posing as truckers, fool have been avoided if even the most rudimentary ploitation, commenting once to local newsman The main catalyst of the downtown safety standards had been observed. would be open for a drift toward autarky - a denial them by broadcasting that all's clear ahead and Jack Swift that he resented reporters poking Into renovation is the tearing down of the Lyric Block they can "put the hammer (accelerator) down, of interdependence and a scramble by different As to acting on behalf of the taxpayer. such matters as his sex life. Calley told Swift the as we call it. A new 200 room motel with nations to fulfill their own needs regardless of the But if some police are using CB to provoke law crosswalks and enclosure to 75,000 sq. ft. of new where was this Interest when $500,000 of the world should just "let me die." Calley has told taxpayer's money was on the line for the new others here that he simply wants to "build a new cost to others. That unpleasant picture should violations, others are delighted with the retail shopping area will be tied into It. clay pit? If, to quote Mr. Chairman of the County life." His Tennessee lawyer, J. Houston Gordon, truckers' use of C'S, reports Neely. "If the CBs inspire all concerned to go to Paris with an open In Sanford I have been an advocate of Commission, th "unty was In the midst of a says the one-time infantryman has run away slow people down even part of the time, it helps mind, I us do our job and cuts down the number of tickets rebuilding a new City Hall in the center of the "Clay Crisis," did the commission make such a from the gossipy invasion of his person. with retail sudden reversal in opinion? Could a State inMeanwhile, there is another view of ('alley's we have to write," says a Wyoming highway downtown area and connecting It a vestigation have anything to do with the sudden social shops, the same as disappearance. Columbus attorney we are doing here, but on patrolman. Re backdown by the commission on this matter? smaller scale. Vincent McCauley, who once headed a citizens Cltl2en Band radio is helping the police do their This taxpayer thinks that there is more than for Calley movement, says his friend, now 32 Three million federal employes and military personnel Yours very l)' job In other ways. "When truckers noticed that Jeno F. Paulucci meets the eye here, and I am not impressed by years old, "is at a stage where he thinks this enjoy a S per cent Increase In their pay effective immediately, we had ears," says the superintender.t of the Duluth, Minn the Chairman of the Commission acting on my thing (My Lai) owes him something." M cCa ul ey but it would have been more If Congress had not made itself a Missouri Highway Patrol, "they began reporting behalf, for I know that in any event, I, and' suggests Calley Is keeping out of the newspapers party to tlwsatary resolution intoxicated drivers, wrong-way drivers, (ED. NOTE: Mr. Paulueci also maintains a thousands of others of Seminole residents, will until he can latch on to some kind of future. President Ford urged adoption o( the lessier figure as an stranded motorists and other matters requiring residence in Sanford and has business interests foot the bill. FAic N. Esterson lAst time I saw him he looked terrible, (at and alternative to an 8.66 per cent hike recommended by a federal law orcement action," in this area.) Sanford balding I think he needs a good job," pay study commission. Ills arguments In the face of stubborn inflation were persuasive. Even so, it seems likely that members a! Congress would have voted to accept the larger hike if It were not for public outrage over the arrogance of the lawmakers In cutting themselvesinon the pay benefits. The resulting clamor made Congress wary of Inviting further attention to Its self-serving action. The congrss1onal restraint in a period of economic tinF9r the first time since pollsters started in disgrace; his principal aides proved felons; had built and sent out fleets against Carthage, c'er'..alnty must be viewed as the responsible choice. We asked people to tell us the ir feelings a bout asking, most Americans are pessimistic about our natural resources running out; our public the lord of the seas. Victories were won by Rome the country as we approached the But the government workers cannot be blamed if they bicentennial In the future. guardians caught in the shabbiest kinds of but nullified by Mediterranean storms which a time harbor some resentment ci the power play by which congress of great distress and to reduce their No longer, say the pollsters, do we believe our harassment directed against our own people; destroyed the fleets. adopt them as unwilling partners. sentiments, II possible, to bicentennial slogans, country is inuring ahead. No loiger are we sure public debts piling up until "guverniii,ent In the 23rd year of the war, with the economy More than a million slogans have come in. that tomorrow will be better than today. Our bankruptcy" Is no longer a metaphor but a of Rome almost destroyed and despondency felt No one could wade through this outpouring leaders,. caught in past lies, are no longer reality; and i n economy caught In the In- in almost every Roman home, the WORLD government believed. Our major institutions government, tractable vise of both inflation and recession, without being optimistic about the long-term fell into listlessness and declined to rebuild the 11 health business, the press and the professions In many countries, the public spirit is so fleet on which survival depended. are of the American spirit. What comes held in low regard. deadened that such a series of calamities are Then out of the gloom, private citizens came across Is how thin are the ranks of both the ) I 1'his Is an alarmi'g developnwnt. For No acpted s the norm, in others, sot-lal order is forward. Through voluntary dunatIott, ..- ,- . ( nmckers and (hauvinist.s among us, how deepl) centuries, the buoyancy of America has been our so fragile that these events would have led to raised the money to build and man yet another and thoughtfully the great mass of Americans ( distinguishing natio na l stamp, the key linfigh ting in the stree ts and to the unraveling of great flct, which was present ed to sta te as a 'ire committed to the idea that our coun tr y I pression made on foreign visitors from society, gift from the pepIe, It went forth and won the represen ts some th ing vitally important to the world. deTocquevllle o Solzhenitsyn. r neither has ha ppened here Is a sign of victory that won the war, People describe this "something," of course, Confidence is what has made us tick. If a We are not at war. The adversary that vast, strength. We are so accustomed to success, In different ways a freer life, a more equal tumultuous democracy like ours Is to work, there threatens our cohesion Li not always visible. But progress and reasonably honest government start, a better chance, a Fairer trial, a stronger must be a fundamental optimism in the land, an to be stunned by their opposites. We are still It Linonetheless a time for individuals to make urvkrgriding belief in the nation's purpose and confident enough Ia our in5titutlon5 to seek their gifts to a beleaguered society, not in ships body of x'rsonal rights goals never realized / direction, but in other ways - in sacrifices to reduce but never abandoned, goals achieved more fully Our leaders must be sustained by a shared redres.- through lawful processes - fin. needless energy consumption; Iii here than any place else on earth . peachment,s, hearings, legislation, elections vision of the Future if they are (0 Steer baldly at and not personal productivity; in time given to citizen Footnote; There Is still time, in'tdentafly, for Uwcsigh violence. 11w helm. If only 30 per cent of the people bother efforts to guide youth and light crime; in war- YOU to submit your slogans. One will become the to vote and the nest feel it makes no difference If there is a temporary exhaustion of tt;c nings to backsliding ('uagn'c1nen that a retreat of 1h bicentennial slogan. Send your entries to who wins, the victor has no mandate. He cannot national spirit, as the polls Indicate, It Is time to from campaign reform will not be tolerated; In Slogans USA, Box 1976, Washington, D.C. The lead ft-awe be has no iollowera, he can only shake oi.'t'selves out of our melancholy, willingness to accept the public and private deadline Is Dec. 1. The finalists will he an engage in manipulations. During the first of the great wars of survival au.stenities the times require. nounced at the Super le. .-Bowl game on Jan, 1. 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Men's Suits Girls' Women's I n s o swea r hand a s. .3— .1 T 2.295TH 5O( ( Table 1 MOULIN ROUGE 117-21111. J - £ 1*29 CASE 24 J 0 Reduced from regular stock. • Big selection of colors and styles. • Casual and dress styles. Men's sport C r__ - 240Z 22.95 CASE CAIE OF 12 1-1 • Assorted styles and fabrics. • Missy, jr., and half sizes. 7q slacks, shoes. _•_••••., IMP. FRENCH CABERNET S kUVIGNON 2 9'0'1 33.95 SCHAEFER BEER Men's -. 99 DflC"t tDflRA flflDTIIPAI LISBOAROS[-AY. nuL inulvi UflIUUML PlNKWHlTE UI A N TI D A R A IT A I V IMPORTED HIANTI flUIVI I TALY MICHELANGELO Women's 1 group... I 35 15 3 4 OT CASE OF 12 fl Women's S ortswear, 1 group... - - 1 group... 1 group... CRIME Of PA(%TMI - CRIME Of CAFF CACAO I group... I I AMARETTO I group... 9 Pants, tops, coordinates and more. U 24-OZ. NEAPOLITAN LIQUEUR 6.99sTH. ANY ____ * Long and short sleeve styles. • Assorted styles and fabrics. • MISSy, Ir. and half sizes. 109 JACCIUIN OR DARK WX OD 1 79 SAXONY KAHLUA'7.6g GOLD MEDAL - ROYAL DENMARK QT. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ca candid ate .eaofuufleW " BROWN LABEL GERMANE 4*97(,UART Tbe new assistant will lesm the chairmitn's duties in that a fulitirne administrator will able to handle day-to-day j brown or blue. LIE13FRAUMILCH J. VERCHERRE \.,. v NJ . • Black, tan, red, 7 GOOD THURS NOV BWITII COUPON '" , \, 4.69O.UART • WHITE • ROSE - \ C - _______ \ Sizes GOOD FRI NOV 7 WITH COUPON Q , d11" SCOTCH 4 YRS. BETTER \ o( Of • . - CANADIAN Y2 V , ,F Women s Tirst E uUy • ' '-.-(...--" Reorganization • r t 'i I \\ • - MIXANYI2-QTS.59.64 Urged on by Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr, Seminole Count) Commission agreed Tuesday night to hold its reorganizational meeting 18 instead of next year. Thefocalpothtofthemeeting will be to ele(I a new chairman. Visden says lie will ste p down next yew to seek U* seat oc. cupied by State Itep. Vince Fechtel, a Republican (ton) Leesburg. Appolntir.ent a new airman ties in with commisswnhiring ofanew -- I slacks, 6tuart WISER'S - VODKA A . .' ,:' Ou5e 6YR. CANADIAN s administrator's lx_,st is Itoger Neiawender, the county's 0 director of county &velopment. (;REENWAY NURSERY Commissioner Harry 340 0. BOX 1147 0 Kwiatkowski confirmed I I WINiER PARX.FLA.mI Newender has submitted an 1111mmmmmmmmmung application a Booster Or At Any Of The Below Locations: :W -, i O.T. 6maarii Y. a Tickets, 2.00 Each Available From Any Band TAAKA QUANTITY RI R MARCHING BANDS N .4. - Slated Nov. mail orders. We will close at 6:00 p.m. and re-open • from 00 to 'v ':00 p.m. for this event. Y2 Off pec a I ' s ., GOOD FRI. NOV. 1 WITH COUPON GLENMORE Of Commission VIRES TO PORCELAIN CONE 6 U IDEAL HOME HOBBY KILN I I EXCELLENT SHOP U . TEST FIRING, GOLD. I BISHOP MOORE HiGH SCHOOL - -. GOOD ThURS. NOV. 6 WITH COUPON . I 2" Blank Rsng and 4'/ii I Eliment S.cbons Avadabl. • Pkiç,s Into Any 115 Volt Featuring: QUART w - MINI - KILN H.S. Stadium, Tonight only! No phone or KY. one from the county tG 24 members was so that it would not be "one-sided" in favor of the cities. "Now we're stacking the deck against ourselves," said "It's going to be one-sided toward the coun • . • Merritt Square • Tit usvill e • Melbourne Winter Park • Orlando - Sanford S At Seminole / 1' -. of full A e here early. VODKA Jones, chief deputy clerk of the circuit court, the county comniisionhadsentSigPearson,of the cnuntyofflceof Evaluation (OMAE), in addition, to a meeting last week. Jones also attended the meeting. Dr. Duerr aajdjones is an invaluable member-and she feared lack .. ririI All 6 Penney stores loin inSavings. Moon light / ThOm psofl (Continud From Page I-A) P M Thur s day, Nov. 6,197i-7A u n tities ORANGE & SEMINOLE COUNTY ONLY All. 30 STORES QUARTEIRB. 388 VODKA QT, on the committee as well. added that refusal to might tP cause the committee's study to fail to stand up in court. here I assume this will go eventually." oyd I organization '1 would like to get along with them (the county comI missloners), but not that well," he said, adding that the -- Q a NOV. 6-7-8 ioo DRYGin l -- * . CALNO Seeking Repeal Of Laws 7 :30 - -7 7Z .. - Further Surgery '' i - . - The governing body is to multi-county "steal-to-order" seized it in a mid-August raid. consider hiring a replacement theft . ng. . . . o said he paid Davis for resigned bookkeeper James Circuit Judge Robert B.' SW for the compressor, but Collins; a water purchase McGregor ordered Durand held didn't know that it was stolen contract, hospitalization for In jail pending completion of a property. employes and motions on pre-sentence investigation and Selection of a jury and Job descriptions. sentencing on Dec. 12. testimony was scheduled today The city council in recent James L Davis, 30-year-old in Judge McGregor 's court for city months have had length) Or lando painting discussions on the need for job and Calvin C. Yates Jr., 28, of Monroe on arges ng sonnelto let the personnel know stole the $4,000 air co mpressor tering with intent to commit a exactly what responsibilities It from an equipment rental misdemeanor and petty larceny their various jobs entail. concern and delivered t to nnection an the O hospitalization Maitl.and Marine where Durand furniture at n 'iitz tt benefits for city employes has employed aW been disc~ed and Mayor Walter Sorenson says he has en gathming propmls from insurance comWies. st Annual Seminole County . Sav i I iI• SPECIALS GOOD Alk , In Theft Trial . moonlig ht. CURA(AdT fSSUI ALL o -EBRINKS48 n I OLD BLEND Ca vert Acircwt court jury has found motor mechanic. Roland Henry Durand, 33, Maitland Marine owner Winter Springs, guilt) of RalphDiLlsio was acquitted by A four-item buying, receiving and con a trial jury last month in a case cealing an industrial type air inolving thie air compressor, compressor stolen at Orlando which had been extensively Bond Fest val Saturday, 101 • Ovitan Evening Herald I Needs Durand GuiI Announcing the 1 - -- Evening THERE 'S AN ABC NEAR YOU WHOLESALE CA§E LIST o MADRID, Spain lAP) — Generalissimo Francisco I r irno ot cds fur th er ur'tr% because of blood (lot ifl lus I us! I' YISC pos to the operation, u news agency Pyresa reported today. Ile 82-year-old dictator's doctors reported that he had another restful night after being treated with an artificial kidney machine Wed nesday. But t hey sa id his condition continued to be grave. Franco undement three hours of to check massive abdominal hemorrhaging and was given little chance to survive th at opera ti on. Four Items On Council BOS ----.— ABC COUTAIL LOUNGES Conquest" into the Spanish Sahara began this morning, and in two hours advance columnis reached a point six miles beyond the border, the Moroccan government radio reported. A commentator who said he was broadcasting from the border said all the unarmed march ers there before territory near the The commentator did not say how man persons were in the first wave. But an earlier broadcast said thousands of trucks and buses carried marchers from th e tent camps around Tarfaa(o the border 18 miles to the south mean WE S V_: = - .-. . . . SAVE GAS. SPECIALS AGADIR, Morocco (All) — King Ilassan's "March of First the Village of North Or lando adopted a new charter changing Its name toWintr Springs. Two years ago, tzke Mary, Sanford, Oviedo and the Board f County Commissionersaiso°became t making the CAI.N0 designation ingless. In Famous Brand They Are Deale r For KitchenAid— PLUS ALL WEEK & Six Miles Past Border with the Ls city used 'to GENEVA HEATING & 1 -' limited. LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES DAILY nionte There Was A ii Error In The IJj ABC Moroccan March Into Sahara CORRECTION sentatlesofCasse1berry, Alta. I Ji - £ IN BRIEF . LIII -.----.- WORLD possibility exists that could be included at such a Altamonte can provide a site center, Floyd could not for the facilUywh i ch would be estimate usconstruction cost at WINTER SPRINGS — of mutual benefit to all the this time. eral and state funding for cities and thc cotmnt, goi ton of a cea . should be pursued," said police training center is being Floyd said Wednesday night a Sanford City Commissioner pursued by Altamonte Springs regional training center for John Morris, CAI.NO chair. Mayor Norman Floyd. police and fire officers would be man. Floyd told representatives of a worthwhile venture for the In other business, CAI.No Seminole cities attending a future. lie noted the facility delegates unanimously voted to CAI4O Council of Local could have a fire training initiate a name change of the Governments meeting here tower, firing ranges, driving organization and changes in the Wednmday night that there is a ranges and all the other by-laws w hic h would possibility that the govern- necessary items for a full-scale required. mental bodies of the county training fp.cility. The name unanimously working in concert could He added it would provide an g eed receive as much as 90 per cent excellent method of taking Governments fl Seminolee federal and sta te funding for advan ta ge of available state County. such a facilitv. and federal funding. inontt Floyd said the Btuiuseofa ll thejtems that When CAI-NO as organized in the early 1970's its member. — -,, AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER Bv DONNA ESTES herald Staff Writer — .._. Thursday, Nov., 175 F l o yd S k F di ng For Fire, Police Training J -. - - --. ..- -.- -.• - - S;: . -. - - - - - p.m. for these fantastic savings. I -- �- - S .- - ---- --- - - - -- S• •- 8A---kvcninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 6, 1975 I - _•S_S • __._S•• — Moonlight Savings, - 1lIoonlight Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. 6.1975—tA V4J(;1J1 D11111 DJJ Tonight only! No phone or mail orders. We will close at 6:00 p.m. and re-open from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. for this event. Savinas Tonight only! No phone or mail orders. We will close at 6:00 p.m. and reopen from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. for this event. -—- All 6 Penney stores join in Moonlight Savings. All 6 Merritt Square • Titusville • Melbourne - Winter Park - Orlando - Sanford - a,_ a Women 'sMisses?l casual 1 LJ1 Ipant suits. Penney stores join in AA_lt.._------ ----__------- IAI• Moonlight Savings. I — I I I I MFITT quare - I uiusvuiie - ivieioourne- vvin er rar - urianao - antora ;1 -1A I 110.22 209 f9i'*II Jri'I 0. 1 11 Nylons 100% polyester. -Z, ________ and blends. . -. 5 . - • • Several styles. Solids and prints. • Long sleeve styling. Fashion fall colors. • Sizes 818. - • Similar To Illustration Sizes S. M, L. Women $ '1/0" ' impact drill kit. I Novus 650 10, brushed nylon sleepwear _____ __ -T i Matltox 11 r ok 0 e Brushed acetate/nylon. *Assorted styles and colors 6-A_ _ 'Mathbox calculator. sm) E& rw + I& Includes drill, scraper, chisels, masonry bit, gouge, 11.pc bit set, screwdri'er kit and case. I -151 0 Love seats. Misses cozy f leece robes. Contemporary and Orig. 199 to 299 traditional styles. Plaid and Ful! length fleece robes. $ striped fabrics. Assorted colors, 1 49 sizes S, M,L. • 100% nylon. - - -- I • - -______ ____-- - U UU4 $ Ic -. = •_____S -_-_•-'--I-_-__ ' - ..-- "- - -: -. • --, -, - -- ---.-- -- - . ____a_1_-r_--_a ._-_----_-___a ______________ U--_I_ a •. •••.•• _• •_ • '-._ . .; -•• -- s' -• ( I ',:. - ____ i ..a'Y_.-- — •• • I - - ' '• ' -. . -- - - . a' . .' :•- •—a - -. . . - --- -_-_'._______-.___--:._ --_- a - -- . , - 1/ 1 '- - •.-.- -- - - - -.--- -'— I' ____.%*_____________-_'- __- : -- ' ,-. . _. -_.----- -, -- - - -, . .. . - ---h - - ' .-.-- -'_:. .', a \ ----_.__. -' - 1 -- — - - ---- _---_--- _-_-------_--_--_•---_-- _-_---_--_-•—_--_--_--_ -. , --- -,._ ,- -- --.. - �Females FlySky High ov WOMEN A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Thursday, JS . * In Air-Land-Sea By JEAN PAESON Women's Race their flying machines" is he ng Friday, s aii aan:i u: female touch down at Sanford-Central Florida Airport during the 1975 Deltona Derby, Sponsored by the Deltona Corporation and the Spaceport Chapter of the Ninety-Nines, a national women's flying club, the 250-nautical mile marathon begins at St. Augustine and ends the same day in Naples. Two "mystery checkpoints," one before Sanford and one after, will be revealed to contestants shortly before the start of the race. The cross-country derby was the brainchild of Seminole County flier, Juanita Blumberg, who was general chairman and a 'ompetitor In the race last year. Several new twists have been added by this year's chairman, [nnie Quenzier of Merritt Island. These are land and sea events to be staged at the Marco Beach Hotel, Saturday, including a sailboat race, golf and tennis tourneys, swimming relays, fishing contest and bicycle obstacle course. "It all adds to the fun," said Mrs. Blumberg, explaining that the relatively short distance and novelty events helped attract those women pilots who possibly could not afford to enter the expensive national air races. First prize in the fleltona lT)rby is $5O; trophies ; ill be a'varded to five nmners-up. Mrs. Blumberg, who heads the Florida Grasshoppers, a state women pilots' organization, said she first learned to fly an aircraft at her husband's urging. "I found I liked it," she said, "and have now clocked about a thousand flying hours and have my instrument rating." Most women, she said, learn to fly because their husbands do, and they want to be able to back up the pilots in times of emergency. "Women have a fantastic safety record," she added, "probablybecause they don't feel they have to live upto the same Image of bravery as men, and they're not afraid to admit they're too scared to fly when the weather's bad." Mrs. Blumberg, who lives on SR 419 to the southeast of Sanford, will be piloting a Beech Baron in the derby, with her husband, Lewis, as co-pilot, Beth Landers, a Maitland cuflestant who is doubling as chief scorer for the race, explained that permitting men as co-pilots is an unusual aspect of the Deltona Derby. Although she flew with her husband last year, Beth has chosen her business associate, Beverly Lafleur of Forest City as her co-pilot for Friday's race. Flying started out as a hobby for both wrImien — Beth became interested when her husband learned to fly, Beverly's motivation was Independent: "I've always liked airplanes," she explained. Now flying Is business to the women Beverly Is chief pilot and Beth is vice president of Fkrida Medical Alrevac, an air A rousing welcome at their one and oniy stop during a (Toss-state flying race will encourage participants in the Deltona Derby no end, say organizers of the air, land and sea race for women. The first flier is expected to land at Sanford Airport at about 11:20 a.m. Friday; the last nluld be in by 1 p.m. Sanford area residents are urged to stop in at the airpert, meet and wish the fliers well. Airevac Ls based, and Beth at Air Sanlando, Sanford. "It's still fairly unusual to find women who are making flying Jobs as commercial and corporate pilots, she explained that men still have the edge, often because of the experience they gain in the Service. Beverly has Ii years flying experience to her credit; Beth has four. They will be piloting a turbocharged Piper Seneca II in the Deltona Derby. Beth, who has worked with national and international air races and was a Judge in last year's Angel Derby sponsored by the Florida Women's Pilot Assn., says the experience gained in Friday's air marathon will come in handy for the larger races she plans to enter In the future. "And its a fun thing," she added. "It's a test of proficiency and skill, and lenjoy the cameraderie with the other fllers." Itching to get into the pilot's seat is Jean Birk.s of Sanford, chief timer for the Sanford touch-down. A licensed pilot, Jean says raising three babies has kept her from being currently active in flying. Jean, in company with student commercial pilot Wanda Sparks of Winter Park, and Sanford flier Kathy Bauerle, will be stati&ned in the Sanford Airport control tower Friday to time the racers as they fly by the official checkpoint before landing. \.. "The Two Finger Fun Machines" Play it and sound like an entire band. J 158950 Timer Jean lurks keeps a sharp lookout for derby planes WITH TERMS / 0, WE GUARANTEE TO MEET OR BEAT ANY PRICE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA ON COMPARABLE MERCHANDISE .r - OUTER BANKS W , - r emo . + + -: - ' - . .- •, 'a-' - ,_.• . ,. . S •.•• ' (l(1(1$ a SophiS(ieatc(f ouea touc h ioeverytnlnq -.--- S goes ovei In a it f of a fabric— 10 VC _-- - 100 lexturized 3 polyester Whir/i sheds water _____ fr -- 71 -- -I T toot lvori Pineapple Blue, Dusty Rose. Beth Landers (right), pictured with co-pilot Beverly Lafleur, Is chief scorer for the Deltona Derby, an air, sea and land race for women. (herald Photos by Jean Patterson) - Artist League Show - I / - + ' ------- - . - .. - - .- a-. . . - - N1 air, 5- ..- - - The Artist League of Orange Mary Palnfrr, vice president County will host a membership of the League, will be exhibiting exhibit at the Winter Park Mall her oils. Sue Ponticelli, well known on Nov. 14 and 15. president of the local artist, will be showing Dick Plawin, wild flowers and northern League, ia studied art ai Roil03 College egeaand 11 Over 80 members of the dis latest------ teague will participate in the Maria Hardin will be exhibit. Their works will be on displaying her pen and Ink displiy in the Mall from 10 am). jjjjjcjjen i . - M N. Park Wwd 7iAYRE PLAZA\ WEEKS' ENTIRE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM! e awlh.cU SANFORD ELECTRICS' - PR EHOLIDAY STOCK REDUCTION TRUCKLOAD SALE SALE ENDS AT 5 P.M. TOMORROW! S.e our low prices on famous GE Appliances SALE - Model VA 630$ WAS srn.00 Now TRASH 2 'AV .1 Model GCG 650 118 Polyester Print P. OUTDOOR ELEcTRO GRILLS BLOUSES WITH CART& ROTISSERIE SIZE 8-18 Lighting Fixtures 46 1ksses 23" Sanford 118 Slacks Electric 11" '46 Pan tsu its 191* p w IL IN flVINOS CK 98c - Youngsters Make Profit Junior The Winter Springs Junior called it "the two headed thing Police as a cashier, Pollee held a successful bazaar you throw sponges at." All MacDonald's of Longwood on Oct. 25. 'I wcrity-four youngs- youngsters took part in the . donated drinks dispenser, cups ter.s participated in the game, and at the end of the day and ice and Claude Ash of all day event. Several of the were wet but happy. youngsters were dressed up as Also featured were a penny Fisher Road baked a huge clowns, and had hoarse throats pitch, bak ed good sale, arts and German chocolate cake for the J uni or Police have a treat at the end of the day from crafts, books for sale and other after long e, a d busYda Y. - hollering to all passersby, assorted items, 'Come to the bazaar!" Chaperones for the day were The next Junior Police Although the crowds were advisors Betty Eastham, meeting will be held on Nov. 4, small, the Junior Police Evelyn Nelson and Nancy at 7:30 p.m. at the Seventh-day realized a profit of $63. Booth. Although not an advisor, Adventist Church on Moss alias John Mercer and daughter One of the group invented the Marge Leskowyak spent the Road. popular game of the day. He entire day helping the Junior ,_, - - Dental Insurance Up 5- j OW 0 P E N V. a ~ $N - , - 0 • 100% POLYESTER SCREEN PRINTED INTERLOCKS ' - ' ..:.. 60" WIDhHO lON.MAC$. WASH DAIINO ORIGINAL STYLES 28y8d. , --. 0 . PRINTS*SOLIDS* FANCIES REDUCED TO • N' - - ' - '' --'-5--- ----'-5---_-'- -- -- -. - 'L1 '5 r+ . j-- 8 - • - . -. . BEAUTY SALON -- 710 W. First St., Sanford ' 5_ -. '• s ' -- . - Yh' 1,115 Week' - - - .L._. SPECIAL 1' Good Thru Nov. 12 L - 5 RAINBOW HOLDS HALLOWEEN PARTY , A Halloween part) at the Sanford home of Susan Orwig was enjoyed Nov. 1 by members of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls, Sanford Assembly 23 and Order of the DeMolay, Seminole Chapter. Games, dancing and refreshments highlighted the evening of fun for (From left) Patti Meyers, Randy Tamm, linda Pfiefaul, Skip Burdette, Susan Orwig and 33 others. Ifferald Photo by Bob Orwig) \ I 1 - l ' - - - - . 4' ,. - -- - - SALON ________ •, )_._ ' 2635 Sanford Ave. Sanford Men's & Wo me n's - Hair Styling! 'b'1 \ - Glen s Specials 1q11 I - i . Permanent Juliette, a romantic zip-front robe of "Spkndalor". super soft polyester fleece s mo ck e d eitllng y ___________________________________________ -- Req. $15.00 $ 50 radiant plum. P.S,M.L., $29 - I ' 1• . ,J • , : Misty Rose, a beautiful floral print qownof nylon tricot; hi-rise waist Is bowed below a ruffled vneckline. S,M,L, in. Precision Cut and i - i'd •Gowns in all - Good Thru November 15th Pajamas Call Robes '----------- --=-'-p------- - ---_- + ()$) $ t hs leng engvs fl- Enter Show Now - Start filling your gift our list from Lovely i,f collection Lingerie for an appointment. 322-3936 • Caftans Open Tues.-Sat. 8:30-5:00 PM -a DIAL 322-0043 Only live days remain before the Nov. 10 deadline for entries in the Downtown Sanford Sidewalk Art Show scheduled lorNov.l4andl5alongEast First Street. Categories Include: abstract, ino&rn oil, Perylic and other sculpture, ceramics and wood; and juniors ages kindergarten through 12th grade. To enter, contact Mrs. E)crothea Strosnider, Lemon liluff fltan ---------------- '-' LI 'Vo Looks for TODDLEM s V — - SW Rihard gets a h"It support tram hit admiring grandmother, Mr*. Carl Schtlke as hi models his easy care Carter knit outfit. tops fr the toddler to wear at home or 'strolling" 'round town, Richard is Inc son of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Brumbaugh. Our toddler Ithion stIcct,On is growing daily Many designed for special holiday occasio ns Come in and br o w se around soon Your, sure to find i.ome thing nice for th. little Ofl5 your life. + are n flif 1ttif 1 Boys Sizes Infant through 8 Girls Sizes Infant through 14 + wui1robt 11111111111111110 210 E. First St. aasl.rd tloridm 323- 8020 - — -- _-__-_--__5_iI--- FOR APPOINTMENT BERNICE'S BEAUTY so Reg. $1500 ,--+ -..1,+ -- Williams, Sixth District commander; Stacy Tuite, past commander, now State Executive committee woman for Unit 30; Millie Garner, Sixth District adjutant; and Retha Muffley, charter member now 80-years-old. Mrs. Muffle)' was dressed as a witch, Mrs. Garner as a clown, Mrs. Tuite performed an amusing skit and Mrs. Williams pushed her wneel chair entrant who was dressed as Charlie Brown's Great Pumpkin. The Auxiliary gave canteen coupon books to their entrants and delivered 319 books to the lake City V.A. hospital for the reading pleasure of patients. On Nov. 2, following a succe3sful Forget-Me-Not campaign the previous day, Auxiliary members Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Tulle at' tended a dinner in Lakeland honoring 111 past District Six commanders, GS Includes: Shampoo & Set -- - ". FROSTIN $ On Oct. 2, Sanford Mayor copy of this proclamation will Veterans Auxiliary (DAVA). Lee P. Moore proclaimed Nov. hang in the home of Seminole Members of this Auxiliary American recently traveled to Lake City 1 as "Forget-Me-Not Day." A Unit 30, Disabled V.A. Hospital to attend the #--Annual Halloween Wheelchair •-=------ 'l ,' - DII I1(MSS 1118 rgai'ei - - - Th1'IIW - - ' Glen --- - - 311- 1t8O 31- 13 00. TRIM- CLINIC 5., . d kiffills 729 -'-'-- ---.- r1Ig 04*I',(,I i'At4'.Atif .. 'Icc l.agtb w w h, - 2 0-100 ,..- ' Gd?, ) _________-=---.----.------=---- .. - -- - - - + 218-220 E. FIRST ST, PH. 322.3524 -- ' CALL S 1 . - - 5 TOPS & BOTTOMS - Nevertheless, dental in. surance still remains the largest uninsured health care need in the nation, with 1 in 9 Americans having dental rnsurance, compared to 9 in 10 with medical-surgical insurance. .. S 6, -. . Zak Ift P4JL Y13r CREPE ." •'i --.TF -. MO . -' '- - - , . - - $' FERN PARK •, - 5 1 POLYISTIR MfGI'S SAMPUS ' ,-----. .-M — -' id. A44#4 rVIL,, "\,,. : wovft I, -. - . $198 • - . - I'd. tllAN -. , - KNITS 0 - - :. - - 5' 9 NO IROM • MAUI. SlfllUUalCM.WPUVALUI vosrn o*scoirnr PtiCi $2.99 d. 5 A --- . -- Ito thly ENTIRE STOCK OF 100% POLYESTER • s''q11. i1 Some 25 million i-rns a tlie are now covered for dental ton timD. iha insurance number of people who had it in 1967. Predictions are that by 1980, 60 million persons will have dental coverage. - / • Hold Bazaar -- ' • P _______ S ' 610 1POI0 At 1742 Inter.ction 2572 PARK PH. 322.1542 OPEN MON. fhr FRI.$ Ins. CLOSED SAT. tic ID, 0o' A rIC l 49 %00 ZAYRE PLAZh HWY. 436 Co. - ENTIRE STOCK OF 1 Y2PRia .- DAVA Torgets-Them-Not'On Holiday DISCOUNT EVERY ITEMI . 7a I s O YES fR -& SOLIDS ft.at pj I am 84 Pantsufts 47" / ON °' 7" - . 10-9 1 OUR ENTIRE STOCK , ,1 -I V SUN CITY, CALIF. DEAR DEARFIREMAN: I'lll spread the word. The printed word reaches more people than smoke signals. DEAR ABBY: This is for "Ticked off in Tulsa" whose husband always told departing dinner guests to come back soon because he never got a decent meal unless they had company: If that's all she has to cornplain about, she's lucky. My husband always makes jokes about a lousy bed ptirtner lam. His favorite Joke is: "If a man ever rapes my wife, he could never be charged with moving violation." TICKED OFF IN TACOMA DOUBLE NEED ROOM IS I THIS HE BIG ONE WAS Now 16500 $199 40 .., $ 20% OFF 088[WE W W COMPACTOR - FRIENDLY FIREMAN La 11111 POLYESTER TRIMS PANTSUITS $)A50 ' - $80 Model M89202 EVERY TABLE" • WITH POLYESTER KNITS & BLENDS... DRASTICALLY p. REDUCED FOR THIS 1 . GREAT CLEARANCE . SALE! filTifi STOCE STARTS TODAY 25" GE COLOR TV - ' - BECAUSE OF THE RECENT FAIR TRADE LEGISLATION, WE CAN NOW DO WHAT WE'VE WANTED TO DO ALL ALONGI -- I - 1 SIC NA TURE OF FA SIJION Solid State - - - - zn .- -, 17" GE COLOR TV FRI. & SAT, ______ ____ __ CLEARANCE • Now 5O4°° I Prices good -- . - FRIDAY DONT MISS OUT ON MAPS 0 A carefully charted course covIl shave precious mhwles off Solid State WAS -, --- The fathers even had the "honor's of staying in a Converse dormitory during their three days on campus. Sarah is a graduate of Seminole High School. Freshman Fathers' Weekend is an annual event at Converse to honor the fathers and ive them the opportunity to spend a weekend at college with their daughters. Converse is an independent liberal arls college for women, currently in its 86th academic year. SI'AItTANBUHG, S.C. - Is it Mickey and Minnie Mouse? No, it's really John V. Mercer of Sanford and daughter Sarah Mercer caught in the act during Freshman Fathers' Weekend festivities held at Converse College. Oct. 24.. Nearly 200 fathers of freshman students took part in the weekend events, which cluded meetings with the college deans and faculty members, a picnic lunch, theatrical presentation, special worship service, freshman skit, and the "Famous Codples" dance, - --, - DEAR ABBY: I identified with the Fellow who preferred nottobroadcastttèlineotwork he was in. I am a Roman Catholic priest, and every time ! get toa town where I'm not known, I take off collar and put on a sport shirt. mi not trying to get away with anything, but the minute people (especially Catholics) 'spot me in my Roman collar, they corner me and start to tell inc their troubles. Most people are much more relaxed and comfortable around inc if they don't know I'm a priest, INCOGNITO IN MASS SALE STARTS 2944 ORLANDO DR. FORR Staged In Area Mall LL:- - . Couple' _________ character and money. So, what's my problem, you ask' This contrast 'Stitched 1 ail1'(0(1 -- I •", World War I came along and lie s a wet kisser! Budy Joined the Navy I hate to mention this to him S Meanwhile I married someone because I don't want to hurt his else and spent 54 unhappy years feelings, but if it weren't for with him. lie died hiago and guess who suddenly those wet kisses, he would be came into my life again? Rudy! perfect. lease help. His wife of 51 years had died, GEMINI and we discovered the old love DEAR WUS still there. telling him to d 1 am now 75, and my children rong ilth don't want me to get married DEAR ABBY: i ithe cause next reader who asks what to do lose my monthly checks, l"n about a flooded basement to sure Rudy and I can make I call the fire department. together. ease answer soon. - We help in any emergency not ' involving a crime: sudden CI IN illness from simple fainting to DE.Alt FIILS-r: Your lamll y heart attacks; accidents from has no right to stand In your falling out of bed to auto way. If you and your first love collisions; electrical power can "make It together," the failure (anything from a blown ord from here is to tell your fuse to a high voltage wire that family to go jump into the Gulf could be very dangerous). of Mexico and for you to marry We give emergency aid and Rudy. We is short. Make It call an ambulance, doctor or SViiCV(. any other agency as required. DEAR ABBY: I'm going with We'll even come out and Mickey and Minnie Mouse a terrific guy. lie has your home to make sure Sarah everything a girl could want in check Iv011ell - - . - -- 1 - - - - . "Famous - Are Dad— Daughter _51 JJT -- Or The Difference in Your Purchate Price Refunded. 301 WEST FIRST ST. Ash :!t Old flame FN e Hy A - PIANO & ORGAN SAW BOB BALL'S PH. 322-2255 ( E . meLG-SONIC it PRICED FROM i eS wne 14 nnti huh, was in JV + Built in rhythm section to give you the effects of drums, cymbals, guitars. Anyone can play it with a few minutes practice. a DEAR ABBY: I want to get married again, but my family is against it. You see, I iiit't this man in 1914. We wanted to get marrird December of 1915, but our parents said we were too young. 1 Say Hi! To A Flier arnbulantv service licensed to operate nationwide. And bcth are fl Thursday, Nov. 6. 1975-1 IA vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ----- -'--- -_--- -_-_U__ ----+--------------------------- -------'------ -.------ -- ------,----.--- -,-----.------- -- ________________ �12A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 6, 1975 Judge** Veterans Customers Question FP&L ' s $3 Rate Charge Help ( Continued the ISC's Rate Department in leveling ttieciIstoinercharge in From Page I A) Tallahassee, customer service supervisor, company rate structures. a minimum August, and it reflected the said his company maintains One power company But while PSC Chairman which covered the rising cost.s of oil, among other 12,823 residential accounts hi spokesman called the charge Mayo gave the same rationale fe kilowatt hours had always things. Seminole County, plus 1,800 'merely a change In nomenfor levying the $3 charge, he been in the bill, 1 1 said people who use minimum Raihl added that the PSC is commercial accounts. Inc new "minimum" amounts are "very few—about charge, which is not listed even contemplating a charge of By FANNETrF: EDWARDS It must be remembered, Perhaps Burm. put It most one or two cent." $1,000 for new home Burns said, that the $3 charge Herald Correspondent separately bill, does not is candidly when he said, "This Mayo said since it costs cover the cost of hook-ups. part of rate increase that any kilowatt. charge is just part of an overall approximately $5 to maintain a hours. Instead, the cost of the DELTONA— Veteran's Day The customer charge could resulted in a change in power rate increase granted account, the kilowatt-hours used is added on bring will be observed by all customer's FP&I an additional company rate structures, the power companies need veterans' groups in Deltona and minimum users were in effect, top of the $3. $40,000 a month from Seminole It must be, remembered, more money. If it hadn't been DeBary on the traditional Nov. being subsidized by the Lyle Raihl, spokesman for County residential accounts Burns said, that the $3 charge is called a customer charge, it 11 date, Service organizations majority of customers. Florida Power Corporation alone, part of rate increase that would have been called Jim Gentry, spokesman for IFPC), said his company began all over the nation have recoiled John Higgins, FP&L's resulted in a change in power something else," at idea f observing sr" meaningful day, as "Arm Day," later changed Veterans' Day", on any than the date on whir Armistice was signed, a.m. on Nov. 11, 1918. Fli was one of the early stat vote into law, the observan the traditional date, Instei the last Monday of Octi which had been passed into a few years ago. In R'ltona, special ser for the war dead and l veterans of all wars, wil held at the 10 a.m. Mass In Lady of the Lake Cat To Ma rk mom said charge * that without first NOV. per Hassle power on the because , TEENL 64 4 _2 -0-27 Sign WFLers NFL Still Play s Bv Patio c RulAc w I •- w - IIun: , NFL. the Veterans of Foreign Post and Auxiliary 10 American Legion Post Auxiliary 255; Deltona-DeB DeBary Barracks Auxiliary 1197, Veterans World War I, and the Disa American Veterans Post 92 gather In the courtyard of church at 9:30 a.m. and mi tnto church in a bod3 9;45. In DeBary, the fifth am program in observance Veterans' Day will be held p.m. in the Firem Recreation Hall with Hen Guild in charge arrangements, Col Willi Hague of DeLand will be .. boycott " the against SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Rozelle, nesday during Thursday, Nov. 6. 197$—lB who testified will be rendered by Rev. C Ogg, of the Barnett Memo Methodist Church of En Prise. Mrs. Howard Grate Deltona will accompany audience on the piano for singing of the National Anth America and other pat.rli numbers. didn't want N1i .tpnrnq ''hiit'int' it championship" by •' . - - 1 purchasing JIM IIAYNI.S B.C. STE ELE Seminole over Lyman better-balanced Oviedo over Lake Brantley Klein has time Charlotte over Lake IIosell — chances good Fl ori da over Georgia — Florida b', two touchdowns FSL w,.'r Memphis State FSU on the move Miami over Navy too close for comfort Bethune-Cookmijn over Morris Brown — B-C has power Alabama over LSU — Alabama too well-balanced Auburn ov er Mississippi St. This is Jordan's week Wake Forest over Duke has a slight edge Notre Dame over Georgia Tech remember Four Horsemen Houston over Virginia Tech Demime gives luck Kentucky over Vanderbilt not Vandy's year Penn State over N.C. State give Penn an edge Oklahoma State over Colorado very close Pitt over West Virginia — two good teams Southern Cal over Stanford — comeback for coach Texas A&M over SMU — typical grudge match Texas over Baylor hate to pick against Baptists Air Force over Tulane A.F. too much this time Worth Six-Point Advantage Lf:%v1NG HOME IS NO LAUG1IIN(, . 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''ftu n 1konfoll-4111111011 * Enler our SsieejsIa1aw -- T - :'. ':t ' '-' --- ., I ' ' j - ',• , i Of,Wlfl $13000. Take the prin '.JVVI I.'J? , -•' I'.. Ii Shrr44t'- - -' ' J' other prizes t Illa --: ' -u P. ivi •s 4 (a. 1 P pj P p t i r.UV. .( - * ,1IJi4!TEUiiJL.J', IWI "'tV b401I. tI.WI.d , ttannte Springs Longwood - - your pul:cd a gun and threatened The County judge put 7-loot him, but the defendants said it basketball players. Felton of New Orleans Young was only a toy. Coxe said no and 6-foot-9 Calvin Johnson of real gun was found and no Morgan City, I u on it year's thrirges were filed on that probation Wednesday and withbasis. held adjudication of guilt on NJ Charges of battery. The judge ordered Young and They were accused 01 hitting Johnson to report regularly to 0 Jotn C. McLaughlin, a freh the Salvation Army, which is man from Memphis, Tenn ., in taking over some probation an Oct. 14 light n Young's dor- duties no longer prformed by mitory room. Florida parole officers in mis• Asat. State Atty. Henry Coxe demeanor cases. Defendants - !d that after r.idt,nt in the snut pay the Sah'atien Army university cafeteria, Young and $10 a month for the supervisory McI.autuiin s.,cut to i ( 8349212 — - Because you Sanford ii0S51-4) 1105-51-41 Seminole Basketbrawlers Placed '1 1'On Probation For Year N. 10-50-41 :;eniinolt' On Field There is no place like home. There is also nothing like the home field advantage in football. Home isn't necessaril', where the heart is, but the roar of the crowd is figured to be worth a six. point advantage in most cases. Seminole, Lake Brantley and Lake Howell have it Friday night in high school games involving Seminole County teams. Take the Lyman-Seminole matchup. The home field advantage is more than the roar of the friendly crowd. Lyman, will have to show how it plays on grass, being without the giant patches of sand of its own field. In fact, in case of rairr, the Greyhounds are good mudders. The use ofa team's facilities at halftime also can go a longwav. If the walkie-talkies go on the blink Lyman can't send the water boy to the locker room for a spare set. And if Greyhound coaches lose their piece of chalk the cram session at n• termission may have to be done in sign language. Percentagewise, this writer is sticking with the homers. I like that Six-point spread before the kickoff. For this week's specifics: S'iiiitiolp 27, Lyman 11.1—has makings of a great one, but so does the pot roast in my freezer. There are too many variables but I figure Seminole to be handed one ID, drive for two and break one long one. Lake Brantley 3$, Oviedo 33— How about a $ frog-strangler'.' This game could be as offensive as no deodorant. It comes down to who scores last. Lake Ito ell 20, Charlotte 12— Once the hawks got the taste of blood it lingered. Defense is the only question mark against the Punta Gorda team now that Howell's offense has proven it knows something other than the cloud of dust routine. AU paths will lead to Deltona Woman's Club Hou on Friday and Saturday, wh the club's annual "Country F Bazaar," will be held. Mi Evelyn Hubbell says that the will be more items on sale th ever before because ti members have been busy sin last March, knitting, sewh crocheting and assembli: some of the most beaut.ift original and attractive wean, apparel, jewelry, pottery as paintings. t109-47-41 Seminole Pate I-las , i 112-44-4) — — Roar Of Friendly Crowd Ri('K I'ANTHII)GE ANThONY HAYE.S IAWIS SAPSIS LYNNE SMITH — quality players in the final weeks of the season. "We're anxious to have players from the WFI, come into the NFL" Hozelle testified Wedfles(1ay. - we just want to know that they're lcgally free to come in and they're not going to cause us problems," flwelle estimated that fewer than 20 WFL players would be 4 Shots signed by the NFL beFore midnight Nov. 26, the cutoff date assigned by the judge for signing the WE!. players. Some teams, like the Houston (See Scoreboard Page 3-Bi Oilers, say they will be mm!ORLANDO 4 AP) Fortner (ecled by Wednesday's judical of Alabama ruling because they don't have University draft rights to any WF'L play- star Jerry Pate has fashioned a comfortable four-shot lead halfers. Most teams, however, have way through the 108-hole Fall rights to some WE!. players. Qualifying School tournament But the fear of entangled con- of the Professional Golf Associtractual obligations is causing ation. most of the NFL teams stirPate, fl, of Pensacola, ended veyed to wait for some sort of 54 holes Wednesday with league green light, a 20 following his second"It is so much up in the air at straight three-under-par 69. this point," said Kansas City The 1974 U.S. Amateur cham. Chiefs Coach Paul Wiggin, "that we haven't had much pion pulled away from 36-hole chance to do anything with it. co-leader Sandy Galbraith of Once the players have cleared Huntington Beach, Calif. Galtheir contractual ties to the braith shot 73 and fell into a tie WFLthereisa chance wecould for second with Gary Koch of goaf ter them if we want them" Temple Terrace, at 212. Inch 81FF COItRIGAN (114-42-4) — Honored guests will the Gold Star Mothers, Span War Veteran George Romi Orange City and membcs the Veterans of Foreign W Post No. 3033 and Auzilia World War I Barracks 1197i Auxiliary; American Leg Post 259 and Auxiliary. Th groups will attend the II o'cl( special service at the Fl Baptist Church of DeBary Sunday morning, Nov. 9. roundings, and maybe Wed- the three-hour hearing, said, a rationale behind his edict was that he guest speaker. The Invocal a - • said he Church Sunday. Member . - w tb:'v ar Out •$lhIP,I'II to toIIpt't(' be fore ttit' Wl"l. folded last (or jobs in the NFl. this season. month. A federal ludi' 1:401 itntin ilj If I.,,..i,,. .....a IWLVIW iiu iv r i nen the re.is t he case of IJavt' law but the National Football players signing in his league Roller, who signed a contract League owners still appear to Imist prove they are free of with the Green Buy Packers be playing by Commissioner previous contractual obliga- two hours before l(ozelle barred Pete Hozelle's rules, as the lat. tions, and it appears that the WFI, players from joining NFl. est judicial decision struck a NFL. owners are looking to the teams. oblow for freedom for the out-of- commissioner for guidance be. The Packers said they also work players of the World Foot- lore they begin stalking WFI. were waiting further word from ball Leagu*. talent. the NFL offices on whether the "Professional sports and the For exarnple,ai spokesman for court decision would permit public are better served by the Philadelphia Eagles said he them to add Roller to their rosopen, unfettered competition," couldn't comment on what his ter. U.S. District Judge Edward J. club intended to (10 about the Roller, contacted at his borne Devitt said Wednesday in St. available YFl, players because in Anaheim, Calif., where he Paul. Muon in issuing a tern. he hw, ri't rcct'Iv'd :in' instrw- has tt'n since fluii'IIe trIplI porary Injuni fluu paving the lions from the league office, him of his Packers uniform, way for WFI, players to sign adding that before Rotelle's was tired of having to with the moratorium the Eagles were wait for Rozelle'3 rules. Hozelle had issued an edict interested in several players "I've been told to low key cvforbidding players from the from the other league. crythhig and I'm sick of it," defunct league from signing In Denver, if Broncos spokes- said Roller, the only WFL play with NFL. teams for the re- man said his club was looking er to sign a NFL contract beniainder of the current season for "further definitive action" tween the period of the WFL's but Devitt said Hozelle's ban to see what the status of the death and Rozelle's edict. "It's was a "conspiracy" or "con WFL players is. The spokes- going to bother me the rest of certed the man said the Broncos would be my life. WFL players' 'freedom of con- interested in talking to Steve "here a guy 'states arbitract, adding th at there was a Foley, th e former Tulane quar. trarily that I can't work at my "substantial showing they will terback who wai playing his livelihood. It cost me three suffer irreparable harm" if rookie year with Jacksonville weeks of games and practices I could have proven myself. It seems un-American. "Why they didn't let me play in Green Bay I'll never know," Roller said. "I never heard from the league office explaio. ing why. .' date, . w Academy's B.C. Steele, Resides coaching church leagues in the Smith paced the Herald team, but this 76, remedial counselor for the past 11 Greater Sanford area, Steele Aid he time Hayes stayed right with her. Both years, take a fearless look into the future played tennis in amateur tovtneys and were 144. Smith's good week combined this week as the Evening Herald's guest basketball while in high school at with IuisSapsts' 11-7 mark to move the football prophet. Manassas, Va. two into a tie for sixth. Steele, who coached baseball, Guest Jim Jernigan humbled the Jim Haynes continues to lead after a basketball, track and tennis at Sanford Herald last week, hitting onlsgamesand 13-5 week, while Bitt Corrigan (12-6) .Junior High and Lake Monroe missing just three. That effort rnovedthe holds second and Rick Pantridge (12-6) Elementary Schools back in the 1930's, combined guests into a fourth-place tie continues in third. said he enjoys watching the pigskin with Anthony Hayes. The Herald thanks B.C. Steele and passers, too. For the second week in a row Lynne wishes him the best. Sanford Naval By TIlE ASSOCIATED l'l{l;Ss the MATTER Herald's Football Forecast a(•.' I I .-,.aI "a.., 4 ' 4' h psi in .'ds'I .''s-,'.I.4.'4I, •j 2,'P'&l IM'ioi.iting ('cnt&'r i§ utleiin; ei poic. A Kodak" Tilt' Instamatic" camei.i untOt WE MAKE YOU FEEL RIGHT AT HOME c —1975 Try ¶.' ' t - ft W'l"a" cs'v Ws so iii to 4I4011 It I P ons SAN FORD 318 FRENCH AVE. 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Milwaukee 1 S 167 2'i Hawaii 72 7176 -721 Pacific Division Paul Purtzer. 0 State 3 2 400 Phnex, Are, 66 76 77j71 I A 4 1 500 ' Chris Witcher, Phoenix 7 7 .500 ', Attanta. Ga 1573 73-- 771 Seattle 3 Dale Hay es. Porllanri I S 167 ?' Pretoria, So Africa 697676-72) Wednesdays Results Geor ge Kelley, Boston 105, Buffalo 95 Newnan, Ga 7177 73-7; Detroit 121, Seattle 107 Let Carter. Philadelphia its, Chica go 07 Dallas. Tex 757274-fl) New Orleans it). Los ArgeIe. Bob Walker. 110 Chicago, III 7469 75-771 Today's Games Don Graham, Cleveland at Atlanta M ed icine Hat Seattle at Washington A lbert ,) 177511 - 221 New York at Golden State Friday's Games Phoenix at Philadelphia Clev eland at New Orleans Detroit at Chicago NBA Boston at Milwaukee New York at Los Angeles Eastern Conference Kansas City at Portland Atlantic Division W I Pct GB nt i 1 800 ABA Buffalo 1 2 East Division Ph Ia I ; 1 7 647 W L Pc?. GB Ne w York 3 4 479 7 Kentucky 1 3 600 - - Pro Basketball - _. I I(JI()A.TI It Bobby Allison COOKUPA INE KIIiI1.1.1I11 - MAGI BlACKSMITH FRUIT HARVESTER 11 CARL VANZUItA Pick grapefruit, oranges, avocados easily. No. 213. Reg. Price (ea.) ...... 8.59 Bobby Allison of Hueytown. Ala., Is just like the Alabama 0jf football team, when he loses or the team loses everybody walks around shaking his head and Stop saying to each other, "I don't believe It." Well, so far this year both are winners and there I just hasn't been much head shaking. choice to win this year's edition Allison returned to the of the Florida 200. Other Lakeland area, which he once favorites to win are former called home, after close to 17 winner Jack Arnold and Billy years to thrill the crowd at Gill. Last year 93 cars tilled the Auburndale Speedway as he pits with only 36 cars being able took the lead on the 12th lap to make the field. The racing from Robert Hamke and Neil will start at 2 p.m. with two Ronneti. The rest of the race qualifying heats of 15 laps and was like clockwork to Bobby as the main event is scheduled for he weeded his way through the 3 p.m. field of cars on the tight With more than lOO cars in the quarter - mile track. Hamke Tampa Bay area, Saturday madi- a challenge at the end but nights race at Sunshine just could not overtake the Speedway will have a full field master at what he does best. running In the Filth Annual It was an "Alabama Gang" Gull Coast Classic 100. Last race all the way as brother year it had to be just about the I)oruje and teammate Bognett moat exciting event put on ;ere in the picture most of the anywhere. Charley Mincey put ace. Hamke who now runs out his Georgia-based Camaro Into of the Miami area is considered the victory circle as Jim one of the "Alabama Gang" as Fenton pushed him for the lead for years he ran under the repeatedly. tutorship of Bobby out of the Charles Edward Card Jr., Allison's Hueytown shop. better known as "Honest Auburndale will run the Coca Charley," passed away this Cola 100 Friday with many of past week at age 70. The well. the same stars showing up for liked and respected Speed Shop the event. The Allisons will be King will be sorely missed by in Atlanta for the Grand members of the high per. National race, bat BonneU is lormance industry and literally expected back, hundreds of Individuals that A1!o on Friday night the big were fortunate enough to have weekend at Golden Gate will known him over his long and start with the running of the illustrious career. Bicentennial 100. Some of the Former drag racing star nations top hard top stars will Danny Ongals put in quite a line be there getting their cars set showing at this past weekend's up for the Florida 200 on Sun California Grand Prix event at day. Ed Howe and Don Gregory Riverside Raceway. Danny was ar t, jut tu of the former running fourth behind eventual winners who will be lowing into winner Mario Andretti, Al the Sunshine State for another tlnser and Brian Redman until (lack at the title and close to he spun oft the course on the $3000 in prize money. Final lap and had to settle for an Former Sanford resident overall sixth place finish. Miles Hudson now has Frank Ongais use to drive the Funny Riddle driving for him and is cars owned by Mickey the current point leader at Thompson. He also drove the Golden Gate. Riddle Is the local famed Hawaiian funny car. i EA CH Lightweight, rustproof. Marked H in inches to 16ths. No. 1260. Reg. Price (ea.) ...... ...... 1.79 F L Of Race Fans New York St Louis 5 2 hi 3 .675 ' Virgin I 7 17 4'' w ell Division Indiana 1 2 666 Denver 1 7 666 San Ant 3 4 I' San Diego 3 5 375 2 Utah 2 5 ?* 2', Wednsdy Results New York 119, Indiana 30? Denver Iii, St. Louis 9$ Utah Ill, San Antonio 171 San Diego ill, Virginia 104 Todav'so am" Denver at Utah Friday's Games New York at St. Louis Indiana vs Virgina at Hemp 900.j Aldana Beiha (1),4 20. C 11 3 Merit ha (11. 640. 0 II 3; &30 00. p S 10 00, T (46 21 122 (0. T 2 08 1 ii 540,, p 13 ,) isi so I))) 500 10. DO BQ (17 with i j EIGHTH: I Easy Bluegrass (0 . FOURTH - 1. Arccha EIoi-r (7j, 9j Brainard) (6) 6 70, 360. 710. 2 10 10, S 60, 610; 2. Darn JavI (I). Dottie Knør (5) S 00.0 20; A 2.177, Handle Evitece 5111,19). 040.4 30. 3 Alava QuioIa ui, 1360 Lady Cl) 7 20 0 (S 6) $32 60. T (65 II TONIGHT 0 t7 4) %3S 60, p ( 1), 595 10 00. 5305 00: T 7 09 2 (3 21 390 40 NINTH. 3 Flot'das Best (W FIRST - I Aidaa Via;? Plegui FIFTH I. Fermin EcPiave Wyatt) (7) 760. 6 00; 3,60 . 7 2 (51, Len.:. 3 ica Senchel; 1. Echano 1600.9 a, iso, 2. Santi Aguirre (I). Sliiawcy Dale (6) 6 70,1 70, 3. MajOr Elonia, S Larrl Arena; 6 Uric 2010, 000. 3 ErCoza Miguel (I). fleilia. 1 CachoOkoi; I Eddy Jones (i) 400. 0 (2 6) $55 00. T 17 4 40. 0 (50)515 00; P IS 1) 516) 70 1) 5736.10. T 7 06 A)t'rdi SIXTH - I iegui Elorra (6). TENTH: 1, Easter April (R SECOND - I Larni Len):. 2 Ica 3 10. 960. 660; 2 Dame Quia (2). Beilia Neel V) (61 340. 2 00.200, 7 Paprk 3 Echanc Alberde. 1100. to 40; 3. Brer ha Echave LoeIl (1) 3 60. 300, 3 Joyous Move Oguiza Okok); S. Eddy Arena. 6 o (26), 551 80; P (6 2). (7) 7 40; 0 1 61 5660 T (64 71 Un:a Sanchez. 7 Barre Via, • SEVENTH - I Ira Pere: (5). Atdan.j EIorza. 550 40, T 7 071 2500. Ii 20. 6 *3. 7 Echarto Okoki THIRD I Echano Anna; 7. (21,610.340.3 NCgui Via 13). 5 10. OguIza Quiola. 3 Eddy Len):; 4 0 (7 St . 54560 P (57) 10 ENTRIES Arectac Betia, S Aldana Alberdi, 6 EIGHTH I. Chucho Aspi (0). Ica Via. 7 Uric Javi; I. Larni San Deco vs Kentucky at 3 *2, 13 40, 70. 7 Maruri Maruni FIRST Race C.) Pace, I Mill, OkOl, C.ncnre,t, P.icjuerza (3). 540. 360; 3 Santo Piordel Russ FOURTH - I. BilbaoOulota. 2. Purse $300: I arra 161.1 40. 0 (3 6) 537.70; P Alava Eloria. 3 Plegui Java; 1. (Scaturro) 5?; 2. Sweetheart Volto • (Drayton) S 1. 3. J D. Relco 13.70, 7.20. Cacho Bengo.a, S Arecpta Perez; 6 a NINTH - I Zarre (3), Domingo Echave; 7 Manolo Zarre, (Hobbs) 6 1. 1. Bones Demon I C. 7 Aipi (7). 1.90, (Spriggs) S. Frances Beulah 410; 3 Bilbao I. Barre Sanctte:. AT ORLANDOSEM1NOLE 5) 4 (0 p (77), (Dereinak) tO 1, 6 Spring Daisy FIFTH - I. Sale Juan. 7 Manolo RESULTS 13 80 12. 7 Victory Rally 1. Agijrrc, 3 Erdo:a Muguee:a. TENTH - I Chucho (1).670, 390. Martin Bengoa; S Chucho-Echave; Taylor; FIRST - I. Cacho Arena (6) 23 10. 300. 7. Muguenza (H, S 60, 300; 3 SECOND Race - I Mile Pace, Fermin Miguel; 7 San?) Larrea, 900. S 10, 7 Negiji Okoki (II S 10. Larrea (1). 1 20; 0 (17), $29 60; p $6Cetayc Claiming 11.000, Porte $300: I. Mencha 320. 3 Lam Len): (21,3.10. 0: (46) (1 7) 3223 40. DO (7 1) $161 10. Prince Desmond (Ovorarelt) $ I. 2 SIXTH 1. Arechi Javi. 2 559.10. p (6 1) 512740 ELEVENTH - I Arecha Azpl Negui Qulola: 3 Warden Leo (Becker) $1; 3 5iy ts Oguza Sanchez; I SECOND - I Ogul:aArana (5) 111. ii 0. 440. 310; 2 Cacho Time (F lhtenfetd) 10 I. I Mays Ca(ta. Pprc'i S A)a'vn Zar r e, 6 73 80.6 20, 300 2 ifi,snj Okoki (1), I' . 360. 3 80. 3 Bar r e Y'tl (Kurtz.iortPal 3 5 Camden B lba E .,.' 7 Barre i. 5.80. 2.80. 3 Uric Via (5). 100. 0 Mi IS), S 0. 0 II?), %311 60; P Bonnie (Bourgeois) 2, 6 Barlo ws Domingo Elude, (4 5) $5610. P: (5 1) $116 10. 00: II (1 I) 191 ' (Piper) &I; 7. Horace SEVENTH - 1. Ice Javi; 2. D' 6) All 1) 5762.70 (4 6 All 5) $267.20 TWELFTH - I Sale Alto ). Echano Len,:,) Domingo Beiti*. 4 Johnston (Udell) 9 7. S MinSec THIRD - I Larri Arena (3) 560, 27 60, 36.00. 5.40. 2. Erdoza nards?on (Provost) S I PlegW Via; S Urza Albendi; 570, 360; 7 Eddy Okoki (0) 5K'. Mjqucra (3), 600. 360. 1 Chucho THIRD Race - &4 Mile Race, Lam) Perez. 7 Aldaria Arana, Claiming $1,000, Purse $500: I. Eddy Okoki Hurricane Scott (P40 Driver) 77; 2 EIGHTH I. Sala.Bengoa; 2 Darned Heel (Blood) I? I.]. Stoney AlaveAguimre, ' 3 Manolo 1. Chucho Muguefza; S San?, Juan; Key (McDanel) 9 7; 1 Tar Dapple (Sica) 5 1; S. Joaquin Jea n (Hall) S. 6 Martin Aipi; 7. Celaya Larrea; • 7: 6 No" (R Miller ) 6-1, 7 H, Fermin Altu Canlee IP ) 10 1. S Tainya NINTH 1. Aguirre; 7. Zarre; 3 Mill") I I Juan. I Erdoza. S. Sala; 6 Cetaya; Patch IC Miill FOURTH Race - C.) Trot. IMIIe, • Bilbao TENTH - 1 Chucho; 2. Mencha; Purse $S00: 1. Herod IN. Phillips) S 2 1 7. C ousin It (H Phillips) 15-1; 3 3 Altu. 4. Martin; 5. Lerrea. 6 Lee Eyre (Reu) 3-1. 1 Trot Karen P.Suguen: a, 7 Fec m in. S. Santi. / /t , ELEVENTH - I Oguuza Miguel; Trot (Bailey) 7.7. 5.0 C. 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With Orr out of the lineup Flyers 4, Black Hawks 4, tie snth a bum knee, the Bruins' Grant Mulvey's 5econd goal opponents have been able to in the third period, with less concentrate on I1ostnn's other than live minutes remaining, major scoring threat. Phil Es- cwnpleted a ChIc1go comeback poJto. IN1 n;lj!ecl the Black flaix k.' to Penguins 7, Islanders 6 tic Philadelphia, Two (irstpvriod goals by Kings 3, Capitals 1 Lowell McDonald and another Mike Murphy's goal snapped by ii.b h±lli. tri ggered the a Il tie in the second period and lt&rh to a u-" icad :nidwa', MariI Diuririe added the inliwough the oecond and the surance with hlsllth goal ofthe Penwns held off a furious season as Los Angeles, in first place in the Norris Division, Islanders rally. Ibrvey renr1ett scored the beat the last-place club, PenzEs' seventh goal, early in Washington. , M EACH - vy cast aluminum body and d. Chrome wire cooking grate cutting board. Model CK-115S. 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Price(ea.)...........3.57 Aluminum ROyAl. SCOT /0 A2302 Reflector CLAMP LAMP ____________________ I ____________________ 3 10, 0 06) 5500. 1 7.092 49 cushion. SIXTH Race Claiming sloan ' Mils Pace, Dirt, $500: I, Caplan Riddle Pd (Rau) 3 1. 7, FIRST: 1 Joshua (P. Strong) (3) Melrolina Mick (Provost) 5 2. 3. 670. 7.50, 750; 2 Stottys Ambition Navy Sue (Denajenik) is 1; 4 Burns CAl 760.2 10. 3 Jefferson Import (0) Guy (Bereznak) IS), 5 Western profile shag in beautiful vangated colors. 12' widths, jute i : SEMINOLE TURF CLUB RESULTS GLEN ABBEY A lovely 100% CF nylon low EACH 5 95 - Thursday, Nov., 1975_3B - , Makes Believers - SCOREBOARD ailh- I - PH. 322-0244 •'t'.T:'e"fl !'!O. �- - ---. - .. - ---- - . - - - - - - -- - Thursday, Nov.. 197S 4B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice BEETLE BAILEY NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC 21/ Matvv* lch Leads Jazzy 1 13- 1 1 0 Sixth Stra*ight Win ti just 11 ieId guals in 28 at- lc.igue's leading scorer, paced and Howard Porter went to gelt added 21. Kevin Porter paced by (oniel Norman's 20 into the second period and the tempts. Buffalo with 25 before fouling work, sparking a Fourth-period handed out 16 assists. lx)ints, an(I a tight defense gave 6ers were oil and running. Hj1 "Otto Moore has been playing out in the final period, rally that enabled the Pistons to Slick Watts paced Seattle Philadelphia an easy victory ly Cunningham finished with 19 great and Ithought he played as Pistons 124, SuperSonks 107 whip Seattle. Lanier and wi th 25 points, over Chicago. The Bulls led at points and Collins 16. Chicago's well as he can tonight and that's Al stnier of the City of Board of Sanforu wilt hold a Special meeting on November 7, 19?S, in the City Hall at 11 30AM. In order to consider a request for a variance in the Zoning _. bids In the best Interests of the City NFL Playoffs Can't Be W E. Knowles, City Manager PubliSh Nov. 6, 1973 DE 3-I Very - Far Away SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD NEW YORK (API I 11 With of the three should qualify with Christmas. , -s "" '- "" , )\k: THE BORN LOSER by Art Sorisom O"f CO IT 1;~~ A H WtW Lki< '"i'-' 0 OV, TW.1 / - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 1) by Lorry Lewis • WHAT WAS OUR (-euT oi w'rou A SEARCH WAR4NT, \. I YOU DON'T rM FI fi NN DWi, ~ /~ ASSIGNMENT FQ ,4W EN'OCE41EN7' I ( SEARCH ME - S Margaret L. Lofgren, As Executrix Richard F. Trismen, of ~6 r- .- P0 Boi 1660. Winter Park, Florida 37799 Publish - Nov. 6, 1), 1975 a W~ '~ fo'drll nII • ~ flig Pu I off If t re, i,j flair' v'rri HrJ',,,,.&,, 5,,' ___ - i-f' -I6- y 1%0110ficho %a V -- Post Time 7.45 PAf Mon.-.Var. 'jrjjj 1.iiije'iJ,hajujul ri I I - I - - "We've committed many -........... , ' GL ISSON HOLMES. Wife DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION TO. NFLSOP DOUGLAS HOLMES ( I? . - -_ ClisSelberry. Florida 377 Attorneys for Petit ionr Sizzles, - final. For his efforts, Ila%m''; 'sa i:ivt-n a il cr plaque, kut Ole big winner was the Stein Benefit, which was awarded $500 for its scholarship fund for a Lyman High Schoo l mitusie student. Stein died ii. a scub? diving acckent last year. - To ?Sleet TAMAHASSEE (AP) Alabama A&ItI - 0~ach Rudy Hubbard of Florida A&M says his decision to play it safe and 507fle jsiof officiating led to Last Saturday's 16-10 upset Io to Tuskekee. Florida A.&M, 5-2, returns to action Saturday night ;il'tliWlt Alzibarna A&M, 2-6, a Huntsville, Ala. anes 0 Hos tNavy MIAMI 'All The Umiivetsity of Miami will try to cisth losing football season inseven years Friday night when it hosts Navy in a homeconung battle at t he Orange Bowl, - ;tvert its : -- _u=--- --_ - - ltd CRCUIT -..... - -THE --- -- COURT COURT 05 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION. Case No S-IC'•CP In Re: Estate Of MAXIMILfAN KING, ni'c -t NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: 'You and each of you are hereby rtiIind and required to tile any - CAELt4EHRY Evening Herald Sports Editor Jun Haynes drove Lisbon Hanover to a neck victory in Wednesday night's Marty Stein Benefit media ra ce at Seminole Turf Club. Haynes ran second in both qualifying huts before tuning in a zing 1:41 in the threuarter mile pace FAIPIU ' Publish Oct 30, No v ,6. 13, 70, 191$ Legal Notice ':= .t - 111 by Stoffel & Heimdohl /'\ St LVSTER I I N et.iT JUGGLIN' ACTS AREN'T 0 VEFW -. tic' BIG -- -,-z_ --. - S t -- / otcAY..:&Jp. I'LL BOOK )N "A FER j'\ THREE 'i ' aimS ants demands whIch you. er 'purr of you, rn,iy have against said -',t,tC fl theotficcof the Clef kof the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, 'n the 4?ii ( NIGHTS 1 INkV - ( 0 BLONDIE rhir Vri.i1,, U CAN GUESS W.4ICH kAND YOU GE NOPE ( - BETTE ThE S'IDNE S N . t - - - LUCK I I -, NEXT TIME A Puppirs and Guppies, Inc Ilse I Kraft Semoran Boulevard 4)0 F at Sanford, Florida, within four calendar months from the time of the first publication of ths notice. Each claim or demand Courthouse --- - 'S' - --=a ---- - . I 11. , ./ I .. . -_ PRISCILLA'S POP . C by Al Vermeer MY V"- E JIMMIED BRUSSELS OPEN OUR 'SURE IS CAND'T' JAR' AND HELPED / /--s -, HIMSELF! ) 0. L. 2) - \,_) I - I. tj i,,", - j -- ----- -, IDON'T LOOK J THE — R-U-T'A'B-A'G'4' 4 /t. - II :crv.'jJ WELL,'rh'. 25 Asseverate 26 Dairy farm gadget 28 Broadside so Trieste measure St Chatty seeds 52 Fencing i_Old 55 Feminine 30 lifetimes nickname UI.. lit N N ~ N09 HHN no= Boom NiJul 'ij. Jul... Jill. . JR ul liJ Jl IJR. il Jill Jill Jill WIN AT BRIDGE Surgery Did n't - R ~ I wommamamong Its OS%% Help Bad Feet I.I) and .l-\1LS JA('( )It\ future problems as South starts to take very strong action' with his very fine hand if mci r'ie. I AUiIIl j iia aV4 •IU ii,','. hearts. South will simply con' tract for the heart game. A seventh son of a seventh son sitting West can open the ace of diamonds and continue the suit. East will ruff and if he leads back a club, the fourheart contract will be sunk without a trace. Against nor- - ' 6 A Q J 106 V 10 i 2 4 QJ95 C'<A,4CH' HOWDOVOU -'',._- rrY !t 4 44 U LMRH1 A V i; I ''Ii I [ir7'1-J k I -'7s - I I __- FRANK AND ERNEST ____________________ I!' Jr"r I" PA" L/X by Bob Thaves ___________ --._..--. ___ - J MJ -! -- l—_I'I!i fL_ } I I j. L1L,J. I ____ - . ,1 I, '. - .Si * - _._._. 'li L.,— ' ' ' I I -. '-' ._1. ,•,•J - '''1 ,, I wr'nt In 98 2 A 10 4' A A .3 6 4 I can 'walk on my tip toes with a cane, but even then if! walk s- cry much at all the pain is almost unbearable. I take pain pills off and on all the time, The doctor says it's arthritis in In)' heels and feet because now my feet hurt all over. He says this happens in about one out of 10 who have surgery. He had me on large doses of aspirin for a while which helps some, but I don't like to ta ke so much aspirin. I've tried all types of therapy, heat, soaking, etc., and nothing seems to help. A7 A KQ6 3 - mai dpf,nc.p ., C Is 7 b 3 .IiiQ Wt'si North East TUMBLEWEEDS South WHY? ' 1_IL Pass 2 V Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead -9 1 £ IV 4V A South Carolinian wants to know what we bid in response to a one diamncrid opening with £ KQ76v A2• J41i K9854. We respond two clubs With a full opening bid opposite an opening bid we intend to get to game or higher and want to bid as naturally as possible. Hence, we start proceedings by bidding our longest suit, (For a copy of JACOB V MODERN. Send SI to 'Win at Bridge. C O this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, New York, N V 10019) - There is a tight, tough layer of fiberous sheet of tissue att.ached to the bottom of the heel bone. When you walk or run it tugs on Its attachment to the bone. With strain, and it s more likely if the bone has a tendency to degeneration as in arthr itis, a sliver of bone is pulled off ,s'here the fascia is attached to It. In the repair process the pyramid-like bone spur is formed. The same can happen where the achilles tendon att.aches at the back of the heel Forty years ago Oswald Jacoby was one of a small group of experts who suggested that when your partner opened the bidding and your hand was worth just one bid, you should use it to raise your partner, if possible Today's hand from the spr. ing charity game Illustrates this. North's hand is worth just one bid. If he responds one spade he is going to have lots of '' CARNIVAL by Dick I - . )...c" i I)EMI READER — It never hurts to get a second opinion. Ask your doctor to send you to the nearest university medical center for a complete review of sour case. The treatment of heel spurs differs greatly, depending on their location, size and the symptoms they cause. A spur Is like a small, bone)' pyramid ssith the tip pointed downward, It develops when bone is destroyed or damaged and replaced by new bone, Spurs also occur in degeneration of the vertebrae from underlying arthritis. Ar th ritic spurs are For information on osteoartlu- Itjs send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 4.10, Osteoarthritis: Degeneration or Wear and Tear Arthritis. Address your letter to Dr. Lamb in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. Be sure to enclose a long, stamped, self-addressed unselupt' and __J' J" / FR ii - ç - -- f'7 - ' ' ,. ' 'fr'\ji I' - . - ' -_ ---- I 1 1. etc,/ I , l 1 ,/' c No-111 upstairs "Junior? He's in his room! Why don't you organize a search party and sce 1 you can find ham?' by j ' , .., i ' -. , t . .41' --i. _____ 0 0 - . 1. 4 --'- ' II. - .=.i. r ONE 0 PEM UPPFR IVORY L.FPI&LJ \f •1 annir 'CAU SE FISH IS ?tA1N FOO1 SPKY)1 WHF?'J 'USE - , - Turns, —_ The - - . , . .; -- - On the heel there are two main locations for spurs, on the flat bottom surface, and at the back where the achilles tendon attaches to the heel bone, by T. K. Ryan A1ALL..O YER FISH, RAN RUPPER, I ,/ PEAR' i-,,th will a spade is opened and East makes the mistake of playing his king alter an honor is played from dummy. Nei th er vulnerable growths that develop where damaged or degenerated bone Is replaced. pain Is from the pressure of the spur into the soft tissues, and it can cause pain in much of the foot. In most cases the best approach for small spurs is to provide proper support to the foot, including the arch, t relieve the pressure on the attach,i,ent of the tough fascia to the bone, Heat, injections and various (cot supports are helpful. The idea is to rcmove the cause of the irritation. When all other measures fail, It Hilt)' be necessary to remove the spur, and the technique depends on its size. In many cases the heel spur does not need to be removed, What do yo think of this? Should I consult another (J()( tor' 10983 2 SOUTH (Di SOUTH nn r,rth,ww4i, • Since then I have been in constant pain in my right foot, and I haven't been able to walk on my right heel since the operation. The spur on my right foot was so large he had to take off part of the heel bone. And my left heel is getting worse all the time. EAST aK32 V., 7 5 • *985 000NESBURY JL1 ii' - DEAR DR. LAMB — Two years ago my feet began to hurt so bad I could hardly walk. I though it was my shoes, so I bought several pairs which didn't help one bit. -- LL2rTVr\W.T1 ! il by Bob Montana THANKS,ARCH ( X 1 ARCHIE I . LtV 1. - -- -4 I..-' ) i-or- -'- PROBAeLY (TPE EB.I,y " , I 'MAKE A MIGHTY NICE CATCH FOR SOMEBOEYY' - - -- - kE'LL Do ALL RIGHT WHEN HE -G ROW S r 4 'iç\ - Se:ured any time after 9:30 am Monday, November 3, 1913. Copies of the documents may be Obtained by depositing 57500 with Housing Authority e ac h set of ;cummIss000,a,neo Suchdeposo wi ll berefuedto each person who returns the plans, Specifications and other 'documents in good Condition within ID days after bid opening A certified Check or bank draft, -- . , DES Ill - 6 -- I 6_ to. Dci 17 49 i -t - Sanford, Florida. and may be Cassefbcrry, Florid• 37707 Transferee. David Franklin Easterly Paula Helga Easterly ,• ,..J 4k ê ,, ""V '•"J'"'Y " 1 I!' 430 F Semoran Boi.ievard must be in writing and filed in of SanforC. Florida reserves the duplicate and Stale the piece of CSS$elbffry, Florida 37101 right to reject Any or all bids or to feiidencr and po*t office address of The debts of the Tranit"or are to wa;ve anV mformalifies in the the claimant anti mSt tø '.wotn to Iw paid in full as Ihey tall due as a bidding by the claimant, t,,S a'n' or at reSult of thistransaction Creditors No bid shall be withdrawn for a foi'nev, or the same Shall be void tJ5oufd send their statements for period of S days Subsequent to the Dated at Orlando. Floridi, this pYmert* to: Opening of bids wit hout tht consent ist day of October, I91. 430 1. Semoran Boulevard of the Housing Authority of the City Anne La Bellman Casselberry, Florida 37707 n4 Sanford FlOrdis As Executrix ThIt rc4ir it u'ven ten prior HOuStur, AUTHORITY of said estate tO thf t'vik transfer which shall OF THE CITY OF Charles H Williams Occur at the afflcej of Lawrence ii SANFORO, FLORIDA . Attorney for Executrix Kirkwood, Fxt(utivedsnfer ADMINISTRATIVE BLDG 304 Bradthaw Building Soite 217, Winter Park, Florida By: TP'omas Wilson, Ill ii t Wash i ngton Street Davd Franklin Easterly . Title, Execut ive Direct3r Orlando. Florida PAWS Helga Easterly Pblith Oct 30 31 Nov 33 A. S Publish Oct. 10. Nov, 6 1175 lqyS PUb1ithPf(5y O :. cli~ ;A INVITATIONFORBIDS THE SANFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY. SAN F OR 0, FLORIDA will receive bids for the INSTALLATION OF GAS HEATERS IN CASTLE BREWER COURT AND COWAN MOUGHTON 11W RACE, FLORIDA PROJECTS 16 I and 164 until 7:00 pm., on the 101 h day of November 1975. at the Administration Building, Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, Flor ida at which time and place all bide will bi Publicly opened and read aloud, Proposed forms of :ontract documents. including specifications, are on file at thC office of the Housing Authority of the City of Attention I (ailed to the proviSions for eQuOl emplo,m,tt opportunity, and payment of not P55 than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth i the Specificatin must be piid On this '' project Franz Kraft .- -. bids or Iowaiv any informaOties Ifl the bidding No bid Shall withdrawn for a peridd of 30 dayS subtequei to the opening Of bids without the consent of Seminole Public Pfotpttal bofld game Vow 5 Scrap 6 ASCCrCIPd 7 P,tusc:iI quality specialist, and he took X rays of my feet, and I had a large spur on each heel. The one on my right foot was extra large so he did surgery on it. While I was out he s ho t my left foot with somcthing to try to eliminate the spur without surgery. _ /A\ I ' WELL, WNAT 00 'iVU ( K"e0W"1 0RG07 ThE STONE' I Seminole County Public Hospital c cattle A5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS UNDER BULK SALESLAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chapter 676 of the Florida Statutes (Uniform Corn merCial Code Bulk Transftrj), that a bulk transfer is about tobeMade Payable tolfle' Housing Authority of with respect to thebusinessthe City of Sanford, Florida, U. S currently kno*n as PUPPIES AND (.O('flf7iCflt bonds or a sa tisfactory 1E5, INC. bid bond ex ec uted by the bidders The names and busIness Odand acceptable sureties In an dresses Of the Transferor and amount eqLal toS per cent of the bid Transferee and all other business shall be submitted with each bid .sddreSst-t used by the Transferor The successful bidder will be within three years last Poll so for a; required to furnish and pay for known to the Trantferee are. satisfa t ory performanc,. and Trsr'fci-or --............. 3 Horseback By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. reservestherighttorejectanyor all Building, Castle Brewer Court, i 2 E7Ipr,tsaI J SSII0, Sanford, Florida, Administration 46 Clasp 47 Was borne 46 H'ghway 0 BUGS BUNNY Contract for work under this bid will obligate the contractor arid subcontrtors not to discriminate I 16 Traps 20 Precepts 22 Healed 24 Drove of : 'I -:--- — - / -- . 260 14 41lienhouse Seminole County 5t NW Public Hospital WashIngton, 0 C 2M IS Sanford, Florid. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Robed T. fteiseeer that an action I or Dis solution of Administrator 'arr4age and other relief Isis been Publish - Nov. 6. 17, VS filed against you and you are DET 31 required to file with the Clerk of the ____________________________ , Gains Win In Media Race ,= NANCY "•' Herald's Haynes ==='=S Diego Stadium on Saturday to Hutbind, and The once-proud Browns, with coach Forrest Gregg, a niari erors in judgment the past few watch unbeaten San Diego a glittering 25 years of achieve- who understands winning after rears," he explained. "Errors State play Arizona, The Chargmnent in the National Football playing under Vince Lombardi in coacl'iag, errors in selection ers will be lucky to draw halt League, currently hold the at Green Bay, "We have talent of coaches, In drafting and that many the next day when they face the New England Paunenviable distinction of being here, but most of it is very trading." triots. oneolonlytwowinleasteamsat young and it takes time to get above named Court, and serve a But very Modell quickly added, everything to come together." "I'm pleased with COPyOIy0urwritfendf4ense%,jfny, Arid the boos will be for the the season's halfway point, to it on Mor ton Rosectum, Esq. lily hoine team, - Cleveland has lost more than Suite 705. 4)0 E HIghway 436. Asked if tie had even an ink- coaching staff. They've got to After the Patriots, San Diego Casselberry, Florida 37707, on or football games this season. The hug that his first Cleveland have the horses, and I've just must play two games against before Dec ember 41h. 1975; other club also has lost the last si's- team would start this poorly, gut to go out and get them." WiS Judgment may be entered the Denver Broncos and single ."41,',7:' you tiges of pres&'e built On m-ir ii,l "1 w vur Inc relief demanded iuiuiie U'UUIUULLII WiLfl tile contests with the Minnesota in the Petition long years of pre-eminence. lose any football game. I didn't Browns has pointed Out WITNESS my hand and the seal of over Vikings, the Jets, Cincinnati The team that gave the world when I was a player and I don't arid over that t he Said Court on 77th clay of October, _ re are 17 new and Kansas City. Jim Brown, Marion Motley, now as a coach." 197$. faces, ircluding 11 rookies, on When it comes to salvaging (Seal) Otto Graham, Leroy Kelly and ___ Art Modell, priiicipal owner the roster, Arthur H B-eckwith. Jr. seaso ns, the Chargers have a Clerk of the Circuit Court little history going for them, By LilIianT Jenkins 1-hey were 141 at the halfway DtPuI V Clerk Law Offices of point in the season last year, but won four of the last seven Rosenblum 6 Plpklns iy S Morton Rosenblum, iames, including the last three. Suite 705, 130 E HlQh*Oy Esq 436 IN BRIEF = things," said the coach. NELSON DOUGLAS HOLMES. "Maybe we'll walk through to un(lersLand," says first%ear I A)St." • Free ParkingGrandstand Admission Onlb '' ciournsesdinrng;nihea:r'coiidiuonedcliaMosue. Reserrai,ons and information tall 8.4ll14I) Ladies Nile Es'es' Thursday! ri rt'i includes Prothro, Case No 7Sfl39CACA "Maybe we'll simplify some In Re The Marriage of LouGro'za,justto name a few, of the Browns since ii, says poet John Milton hadn't already now is suffering through its "errors in judgment" have cost more things on the field," The sad showing is being felt used it, a chronicle of the toughest of times. his team their elevated position at the box office. More than Cleveland Browns' 1975 season "It'stoughto take and harder Ifl pro 000 fans are expected in San might be called "Paradise Etching Nile Harness Racing' a1111% - P That I f CLEVELAND(Ap)..... If epic I Quinr1iii £s'i' r1 ' 43 Suc cinct 45 Change channels N " COUNTY, FLORIDA 11 Natural 35 Seerved 40 Make cer't&ln oN n N ' CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Class of vertebrates 2N / (1 ,, ing." tO DOWN 4 ARIES iMarch 21-April 191 own re';ariI for you. Though you're truly cognizant SCOltl'IOIOct. 24-Nov. 22) If of the other fellows' interests in you're traveling today, keep a your joint endeavors today, it sharp weather eye peeled for won't Conic off that way. You'll stoplights, speed traps and push too hard, people behind you. Inattention TAURUS (April 20-May 20) could lead to trouble. You're going to be uncertain SA(;ITrAHlus I Nov. 23-Dec. about your decisions today. 21t You still must be war)ary Though you try to camouflage regarding your finances today. it, others will see through your You're likely to let someone off brave itiasquerade, the hook who is underservinj of GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ) To your good intnetions. .__...t. -ge wnat you want today, you re CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, going to have to work a lot 19) Don't press friends for harder than usual. Don't favors today. If they haven't depend on someone else to pull volunteered aid, it's because your chestnuts out of the fire, they can't at this time, CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Family pressures on your mate Your chances of success are have been extraordinary today. - excellent today if you don't Alleviate the tcfliun. 'fake her bring too many people into the out for diner and relaxation, act. Continue what you're doing l.E) (July 23-Aug. 22) You to those directly involved, could be upset because you feel PISCES I Feb. 20-March 20 that those on the home front You have atendantooversell don't appreciate what you're your wares today. Stop th' doing for them. Don't worry. sales pitch the minute you g' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) your first "yes." You're a very good salesman today, so avoid selling friends YOUR BIRTHDAY on something you're not sure of. Nov. 7, 1975 They'll take you seriously and You will be interested in could get burned, furthering your career through UlTRA tSept. 23-Oct.23) Let gaining knowledge this coming your generosity today be year. The time is ripe to tn ssithout thought of gain or crease your earninis in this recognition. Virtut' should be its manner. 8 Scoff 31 Father (Fr I 9 Mean dwellings 33 Wandere, 57 Maids Ilismo 19 Fortune teller 56 Grafieci (her 21 Speed contest 59 Through 23 Alcoholic 60 Paradise 61 Demotth beverage 24 Possess.9 ailff" . ......-'- Browns words 1A1p1 N - 1975 ( 15 American For Friday, November 7, 1975 I ff.10 ,(:— Year Of The Chargers ' Isn ' t Here - baseba;i 56 Wedding o - ,, 15 Hoty Land 17 Used in badminton ' HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDEOSOI,, DI to wed 53 Decay 54 Home run ri -- SITIJ _______________ 44 Rail bird 13 Golf Club 27 Baseba; scores -1 9 -- f 32 leveler 31 Requite L 46 Pupil 49 Run away 36 Rest 37 Man's name 38 Small sip 39 Diminutive of 11.' I I will pit the six division chain- Steelers, Houston Oilers and AGRICULTURE TO C-i GENERAL East First St. Sanford, Florida, at Los Angeles is making a with a combined record of 8-27. record at 5-2. Only a collapse b But that's only what it looks RETAIL COMMERCIAL which lime and place all bith will be pions and two runners-up Cincinnati Bengals are each 6.1. runaway of the NFC West. Th e The N1"C Central used lobe the Raiders would give Denver like on pa pe r. And Thanksgiv- DISTRICT,pz(Io.1-;s).2s, The West Publicly open and read aloud against each other to batfle for And only one -the champion - Ranis, &I. have a huge lead known as the "Black and Blue and Kansas City, both 34, ;I ing and Clitistinais and tile Proposed forms of contract feet of the East $04.17 feet of the NFL 100 the conference championships might be playing after over San Francisco, Atlanta Division," but has since taken chan ce. South 130 feet of the Southwest 4 of documents, including plans and playoffs are still a long war the Northeast ' of Section 19, specifications, are on tile at the and, ultimately, Super Bowl X. T ow nship 2 1 South, Range 31 East. Office of the Administrator. Only one team the Los AnSeminole Memorial Hosptcl. 1101 Se minole County. Florida Further geles Rains - appears to have desubt'd as fronting on Red Bug East First Street, Sanford, Florida Road. and the Office of the Architec ts', a lock on a ber th at the midway Gutmain Dragast' Associates Ar This public hearing *111 be held point in the season while two Room 703 of the Seminole C ounty chitects Planners, InC., Sanford others — the Minnesota Vikings . C ourthouse In Sanford, Florida, on Atlantic National Bank Bldg., Suite 0, P0 Drawer 939, Sanfor d, and Oakland Raiders are December 7. 1915, at 700P.M.,oras SAN DIEGO (AP) — Th is Seven talented defensive know," sa id second-year coach against the reborn Houston Oil- sshio Florida soon thereafter answered his own question. as possible almost assured of a postseason ss as supposed to be the year the rookies seemed destined to lift Tommy Prothro. "1 Copies of the documents may be don't know ers. Against the Kansas City "We keep beating ourselves. Written comments filed with the berth. San Diego Chargers started the San Diego defen se from the any other pitch to make. I'm not Chiefs and the Inc Anc'nli'c Obtained by depositing 525 00 with ,, Land Development Administrator Angeles iUIAFU,7 113V 13 1A4111515 will be considered Persons p. the architect for each sef of But in the Eastern Division turning things around, to win title it won last year - worst in going to criticize the players Rains .. they scored only 10 Th,e injury situation is criti. pearino if the puolic hearing will be ooicumenisso obtained Suctideposit rces in bo th the National and more names than they lost for t he National nnthII Lan "a r------' I him nubhels'. I'll rritiri,ø UUIL. cal. Woods, 1974's NFL Rookie heard Orally, Hearings may be Will be refunded to each person who American Conferences and in the first time in six years. There was even some ta lk privately," Against the New York Gian ts of the Year, is out for the season continued from time to time as found returns t he plans, Specifications arid the American Central, things Don Woods was back to run about edging into a wild-card necessary Further details available other documents in good Condition In seven games, the Chargers last Saturday, the offense broke with torn knee ligaments, by calling 373 4330, Ext )0 *,thin ID days after bid opening eouldnt be tighter. the ba ll behind a powerful and playoff spot. have surrendered 161 poin ts loose for 24 po in ts. But the Gi- Quarterback Dan Fouts has enA Certified check or bank draft. Board of County The Washington Redskins., ve te ran offensive line. Free All that is dead now. For the and scor ed only 61. They have ants pierced the Charger dc- dured a sore ankle thro payable to Seminole County Public Commissioners ughout Dallas Cowboys and St. Louis agent wide receiver Dwight Chargers, the num be rs speak been shut out three times, once tense for 35. Hospital, U S Government Bonds. Seminole County, Ftorfia the season and few o th or a Slti$faC?0q9 bid bond executed er regu. By. Ski Vhlen, Jr., Cardinals are tied atop the Na- McDonald looked like the man pa infully for themselves: no by th e Pittsburgh Steelers and "Tell me, are they beating us tars are completely heal th)'. Chairman by the bidders and acceptable tional Conference East race to draw the double coverage wins, seven losses, twi ce by the Oakland Raiders. or are we beating ourselves?" Attest sureties in an amount equal to S per 'we seem to be snakehitten Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr with identical 5-2 records. Two away from Gar) Garrison. Cent of the bid thali be submitted 'I've made every effort I Th ey managed only 17 po ints fumed tight end Pat Cumin, or .something." said Garrison, 3 Publish Nov 6. 1975 with Cl(h bid DEl 29 The successfut bidder will be 10-year Charger veteran. required to furnish and Day for don't think anybody t'ari put IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH! satisfactory performance and their finger on what's happen- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. payment bond or bonds 'The 42 Rodent Thurs Jay No.6, 1975--SB - .1 IrfrjTI I MG_ _ __ ____________ etcher Il-c - , " b . - 4 I'iIi s direction 12 Declare 14 Guvrs name ( and New Orleans and, in the ft. t'fl a definite purple hue of the Notice of Public Hearing Based on their respec tive The Board of County Corn DEl Halloween behind us and one team winning the division That's because in the AFC nal seven games. will play ,Nfinnesola Vikings, the only tin- .,;(LJIeJIIIIeS, I);lII, S Tli,inksgiving rapidly ap- cTu,A'n and the other moving East. tile Miami Dolphinsare 6- teanks with a coml)ined 18-31 beatun team in the NFL. Only have the best sllot at IN-, NFC V I or' id1l. A 1. I V Cl 11 a p t~ I,( iea r,n(j to Semonole County Public Hcrsp,fal proaching, can Christmas and into the playoffs as a wild car d I and the Buffalo Bills are 5-2. reco rd, Take away Pittsburgh Detroit, 4-3, can be considered a will receive bids for additii*s and East title while Cincinnati has Consider ?hr tuoo the National Football League selection. A PUBLIC HEARING FOR renovations to Radiology Suite One will win the division crown and Detroit, the only two threat. the edge in the AFC Central and CHANGE ZONING Phase II I? noon November 20th, .....----- -----.i.. OF nlrit'nlk lw' f,r h,shin,1' In Ikn An,,ri,'nn r,.......t ', nrw-I this nthgw ,.,.,'.t,l •h. -UlU,I..,.,, U'I III '-"IIUUi, II 3 r .7 S(1UdU 541(11 'ISIIUIIIIg [C1'UIil.S, tlZWl3flO aoriim na (es the AFC Mianii should be favored in he - 1975 at the Administrators Office, REGULATIONS The NFl. playoffs Dec. 27-a even tougher. The Pit ts burgh wild card, and Los Angeles will meet clubs West wi th the only winning Al'C East, -I DAVID A.1 emiflOIe Memorial Hospital, 1101 RAFES, — 5 Used in table tennis 9 Child's game p'Rrs I . I . Attorney for Petitioner OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS KNO, . 41 Mmnq'. Spinning toys LOSES , 11 # 14f.M-5 ,J.list Johnson. Motsinger, irismen and Sharp, P.A - ACROSS 'u .OER 4A TO tNOR' THE PAPER' E ven ing Hera ld,_Sanford, Fl Ane, to Frei oul PLJU;c Pl aytime L'cø BEETLE.' Ti'4E , C".1 io I - of Sanford. GET T0LlRNAMr-,NTp Ordinance as it pertains to - . - .. TOE 4 All that great New Orleans Residential Fence Heignt In the PUD Zoned District in Sanora South Jazz the'e days is not being Bei ng more specific ally described pla%ed on Bourbon Strc,et or in Eberhard gave Detroit the Eberhard finished with 22 76ers 115, Bulls 82 tile end of tile first period, but 11(mland Garrett took jmine -ii i(Kaled on Sanford Avenue, south PRservatjon flail. all you can ask," van Breda lead a k-95, then Bob Lanier points apiece while John Menof Sanora. A balanced scoring attack, l)ug Collins scored 20 seconds scoring honors with 23 points. of t he property a PIan,d With a National Basketball Kohl said, new fence between buffer \)ciation record crowd o126,Lakers Coach Bill Sharman and commercial 511 cheering them on. the Pete said four quick fouls called on 8 L. Perkins Chairman Maravich-.Ied Jazz won their Abdul-Jabbar slowed downed V Board of Adjustment sixth straight game by nipping the 7-mot -4 center, who wound Nets Put Stopper nI Publish: Nov. 6, 1915 "Ight, DU%Mowls _ the Los Angeles Linkers 11.110 up 25 points and 24 rebounds. DET2I ____ Wednesday. Lucius Allen paced the Lakers IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE -The, crowd was just fantas- %%ith 28 points. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 11% TIIE,%SS0CIATED [land the Utah Stars their fourth grabbed l0rebounds. DenverS CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR to and I had a feeling that our "You have to give a lot of Utah l21•117. ABA's top scorer going into the consecutive defeat. Down by 10 Bobby Jones pulled down 18 SEMINOLE COUNTY team wanted to play well for credit to van Br eda Kohl and 11 In th ana's Billy Knight felt game, was he ld to I6 poin ts only p Nets 119, Pacers 102 o i nts after the opening period, rebounds, handed out nine PROBATE DIVISION this one," said Jan Coach Bill Elgin Baylor for their coaching like he was being guarded by 10 PROBATE NO. 7S-)21.CP coming in the SCCOfl(i half, th e Spurs cutscored Utah 36-21 assis ts and blocked seven shots. In Re: Estate of "1 felt in the first game when two van Breda Kohl. "But we didn't job," Sharman said. players, he might not have been Sails 118, Squires 10$ in the second quarter to take a __________________________ CHARLES L LOFGREN, Knight scored 43 points far wrong. play as well as we can," Bob Warren's 22 points paced &3-58 halftime advantage. deceased C eltics 105, Braves 95 The In other NBA games Wednes "The reason we were able to overplayed him," l.oughcry a NOTICE TO CREDITORS Legal Notice lalancvl scoring attack as victory gives the Spurs a 4-3 _____________________________ Paul Silas scored 13 points in stop Knight this time was that said. "We have a very physical da y night. Boston defeated BufAll creditors of the estate of San Diego handed VIrginia iLs record while Utah dropped to 1INVITATION TORE-510 CHARLES L LOFGREN. deceaU'd, falo , 105-95, Detroit toppled the third period, including 10 we put i lot of different players team this year. That's the rea.seventh loss in eight gaines and 6. Silas paced the victory with Scaled b1dS Will be received in the are hefeby notified and requirej to Seattle 124.107 and Philadelphia straight to eI the quarter, as on him," said New York Nets son I made the trades in acOft ice of the City Manager, Sanford, file any claims or demands wtich ruined the debut of interim 28 points. Boston downed Buffalo. quiring Swen Nater and Rich Fl orida n the following - rushed Chicago 115-82 Coach Kevin l.oughery. they may have against said estate In ()'Ichi Mack Calvin. The OnePariis Turf SwKper, Tractor the off ice of Clerk of Circuit Court of "They tried to gamble his Julius Erving's 36 points Jones from the San Antonio Squires' defeat came despite a drawn Seminole County. Florida, in the Jan 113, Lakers 110 Nuggets 111, Spirits man on other people," Celtics didn't hurt, either, as the Nets Spurs." Detailed specifications are courthouse at Sanford. Florida. 40- point performance by rookie With Maravich pouring in 30 Coach Tom Helnsohn said of psted a Denver, behind I);i Issel's 33 office of the City 119-102 victory over the thn four calendar months from When the Pacers narrowed i:uard l.utlo'r Tick''' Burden, Orleans ran its Sib'-. "5'.' s c just kc;t 0- ing Indiana P;ii-i'r' W,'iIn..i,I'. poitts, tliitvcd liit' a fIrst-lJl;I('L' ,'ir',ut-r tti, date of the first publication of 5,',...1 '. I...,. I LO , eI.-- --- .' -----------------iiii u.' puini,i, iriciuutng zu All Bids shall be in the City this notice. Each claim or demand poinLs in the fourth Ii with the Indiana Paacvrs record to 6-1, best in the NBA. him the ball." ' -. night. 97-94, midway through the Misnaqer's Office, City 1a11, San- must be in writing and must state wriutl . .................. The Jazz controlled the tsswk. .tn.ti. Whit fiit4nl ,.,#i, ' .. the Wntrn cinn ht' ,Ir,rn "J '""V ford, Florida, not later than 1)0 thepiaceolre'sidenceandpost Office in ouier 'smerican tiaskelball 'fourth peri od , 1':rs'ing scored 10 Spurs 121, Stars 117 pmg St Louis. The loss snapped P M. Thursday, November 13, 1975. addr ess of th e claimant and must be Ixiards behind Otto Sloore, and points for Boston while Cowens Association games Wednesday. points as the ts spurted back James Silas. Bill), Paultz and Moore teamed with Mel Coun ts add ed 21, Charlie Scott 16 and San Diego stopped Virginia tile Spirits' rive-game winning The bids will be publicly opened on sworn to by the claimant, his agent, 118to a 13-point advantage. Guard I,arr.,' Kenon same date at 7 - 00 P M. or his attorney, or it will become combined for 80 to hold Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Silas 15. streak. St. Louis' Marvin theThe Bob McAdoo. the 104, Denver crushedSt. Louis Billy Keller paced Indialli: City Commission reserves the void according to law. ts to lead San Antonio and Barnes scored 30 points and right to OCCept or to reject any or all Dated November 3rd. 1975 \n,.. Mod Walker WON! I SO\ eAME AN"' MATC14 Notice- i% hereby given niat he B Till-: ASst)ULvrEfl i'IIES.S IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' = == . === ---- Garry Trudeau �- -•.-.------------ :. --- - - -- - - ------ - -- - -. ----..--.....-. --------...------.---,------.._,-'-----.-,-,..---,----.-.------..-. ----- .. - --- .................. - - 6R-Evening Herald. Sanford,FL Thuridy, Nov. 6.1975 ___________________________________________ 111111111111111111111111111111_ - CLASSIFIED TONIGHT'S TV Orlando Seminole 930 Thursday (35) Movie 10:00 (CATV.) News EVENING 7:00 Bulletin' Board (6)11) Concentration (44)(CATV.6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World Of A mats (13)(C.13) CBS News (24) Intercom 21 (IS) Star Trek 7:30 Treasure Hunt 11:00 (2)(6)(8)(9)(13) News (3) ABC News (CATV-) Race To Riches (35) 700 Club (6)(C4)(13) CBS News () Bow's Circus (44) American Town ligious Hall Deal Consequences (8)(9) Lets Make A (CATV.13) Movie (21) The Incredible Ma chine 8:00 (2)(1) Movie Double F ea ture (3)(24) Romantic Rebellion (6)(13) Waltons (6) Mike Douglas (CATV) Life In The (5) Big Valley Friday ' 6:00 (9) Suriric JUbIC (13) Breakfast Beat 6:10 The Rocks 9:00 6:15 (6)($) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) Sur,:ise Semester (3)(24) Classic Theatre (6)(13) Movie (CATV.13) Stagecoach West (9) Streets Of San Francisco (44) Movie LAST THUTiE (44) Green I"4 2:00 (6)11)) Guiding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid 1l:SS 2:30 (6)(C.6)(13) CBS News (2)(*) AFTERNOON (6W3) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) Indian Summer (35) My Favorite Martian its reception Acres 44 share of the audience to obviously out of curiosity — the low 0s. comprised f fine, ADUL:2OOOWTI: 7:3 again next week, : Television ,.. . -. the personalities, ______ LASI', -THE SPECIALIST NIGJ">p0 LICE WOMAN a peculiar on rather than peare said, "The play is the thing." In O R product. sia the theater, perhaps, but in television it is the players who count, IANIYIE TOXT IN ABOUT TONIGHT: 8-9:30 NBC WORLD PREMIERE MOVIE "Beyond This Place There Be Dragons.' Another tale aboUt the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle, which has been fair game for strange film tales in recent years. Fred Mac. Murray, Donna Mills and Sam PCS3E FROM hEAVEN SHE HAD THE WAYS... HE HAD THE MEANS"' 8:00 is It depends more creature. 11:18 Groom costar handling of a sludent believed to be mentally retarded. John. iy also has problems, a for. 1 again, now a ______ fr II SUBURBAN $ TWO FIRST FI RST Cidni ____________________ __ RUNS THIS AD? precarious situation when he claims to be the only witness to . i -- ~ - - t1IsJ:1JJ:f'a ~___= D SEEK the _ -_;- best - . — ______ i -_ I SuiujjwiIjl .I .4.l — — . . _ ~~ 2.75 . _._ a __,-_1 ~- - .: _ _E- . . .% . 4 - - - si tiii ii I .AbqMè1yNo1 . -- - - 4 A.l -- a '. I A 13 1TA - - --- -- N — EARN EXTRA INCOME the Amway way. As little as you started in a business of your One Ko0_('15 5 1) N F' S F. 1 1' F. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 22e W. Warren Ave., Longwood, Seminole County, Florida, under tPte f ictitious A U C C F. S I' M P 5 1' M U U 1' K U I) ,%I 11 C H U 0 S I) U A N C N 1' "1 M I K 1' (' name of JOHN WILSON BR 0 K E R AG E MA S S MARKED SPECIALISTS, 0 5 I, I, () It C C K S 'si I I) N A C Vs S %1 ft I C A ft (7 I, 1, 5 1) V A 5 (7 II A S MASS MARKETING SERVICES, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In . accordance with the provisions of name and has it In as the Fictitious Name Statutes, T Wit Section I6 09 1 lOruda Stôtutr-s show n : 5: John L. Wilson EGG R01.11-4 stn GUM Dim SUM SWF:F:TSNflsot'H, WOK RI('F; SOYA SAUCE - WONTON 50(1' Publish: Oct. 30, Nov 6. Ii. 70, 1975 DFSI77 - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAMELAW NOT IS HEREBY 01 V[fl ?h,s! the undersign4d, desiring to engage inbUslfle'tsunderthiIicsjtIous,me ''S•W Court, Seminole County, i ;. I, Statutes, To Wit Section its 09 Florida Statutes 1937. S Richard Silvestri Pijb) i54'i - Oct. 30, Nov. 6, 11, 70, IllS DES 171 FROM Legal Notice 1 Block Home DeBary Interest Credit 3 Bedrooms, central hea t and au, wall to wall carpet, brick tin,sh, aluminum overhang, large corner lot on paved road. 575,400-10 pCt dOv-'n Immediate Occupancy. — JOHNNY WALKER J GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC 322-6457 - POH RENT OFFICE I STORE BUILDINGS ALSO STORAGE SPACE L OO K FHA buys Small down payment, CD, 3 OR. I', bath, carpet A. drapes 121.300 2' -, Acres,3 BR, I bath, stock ed fish pond $33,000 6 Acr es, 7 BR, 1 balm, $63,000 $ Acres east of Sanf or d, $20,000 Will 3271991 372 1919S French 7371. 377 1494, 377.19$-I 372 1959. 372 1164 make this a very attractive home. 2 OR, 1 bath Just waiting for the young married or retired couple. $17,900- 10 Acres on Pine Way, 13.000 per acre. Residential 5 Commercial Lots Acreage up to 10,000 acres HAL COLBERT REALTY INC. 107 F. 75th .3737537 HAL COLBERT, REALTOR SELMA WILL IAMS,Associate Eyes. 377 0617 or 322-1317 I' Ste n strom 321-0041 3 BR, 2 bath home in Sanford. Carport. Commercially toned Dv owner, $ 72,300 373 6.313. 9S T & 8 e Rea lty. family room, kitchen fully equipped, electric fireplace. Take a ride by 1509 Paloma and see for 0 3 Mo.-6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases yourself. ONLY 7 YEARS OLD. 3BR, 1'., bath home with central heat air, range, refrigerator, large lot, large closets Assume existing mort gage with no Qualifying 524.000 NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts-Furn. or Unfurn. Q Lake, Fr" Boating •Pooi •CPvbhoui Drapes •Carpeling Slip. Dining Rooms 322•2420 Anytime Highway 17-92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323'86700r83).9fl7 BOUNDARIES Y our MLS Agency REALTORS O THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY or SANFORD f LORIDA Notice is her eb y given that a Public Hearing will be field at the CommiItionRoo.nlntheCi,,Haltin the City f Santot. FlOrid., at 7 00 377 "Get 'Em While * * * 373 6061 or 373 0517 eves, EVERY DAY someone is looking for wtat you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. MOVED TO KENTUCKY Left key to your future, 3 OR, 1', bath, w w carpet, fenced back, assume 7 pct mortgage Terms. $20.300 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker 2$.4SParkDr. - Req. quarter horse mare, all tac $300; pinto Oeldina. 1)50. Phone 323 6209. a,t. used. 323 $600 611—Wantnd Kitchen-Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation available Bud CabeIl, 377 5057 I I I —usd Goods It's the little t!!-!!-' that An exceotional car. automatic. nwa.r furniture, appliances, Larry Saxon, Realtor — Barrington , double wide, new, 21' x 60', central ar, large raIsed screen patio, carport, skirting, wood grain laps ed siding, good location, with trees, Offered by Savings 5 Loan, Payments, $1)3)6 mo, 'j736051. FLEETLINE Double wide central air, raised front screen room, carport, skirting, corn pletety set up. Near 436 8. If 97Offered by Savings A. 15) 33 per month, 373 6051 iSYr FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive 76—Auto Parts 79—Trucks-Ira I let's Call 323.7070 ' Frnmnmirxl A •.',aA A -, anJ smjssfl,AMFMredwithak __ radio, I-ply tires, new battery arid brakes. Phone 431 09'?) after 6 p m 80—Autos for Sales - Sale Jack Prosser '19 WIlys Jeep Universal, 1 wheel d"ive, worn hubs, tow bar, alt CARPORT SALE- Sat., Nov. I, from9to5, II) Country Club Drive I running gear good condition. 322 5399 after S p m or any time (West 20th St Misc. items. wetS enis — -- HWY. 17.92 & LAKE MARY BLVD. PH 322-1481 W. Park 648.8918 _________________________________________________________ YARD SALE, Sat., Nov. 0. $ to 1 7001 Lilly Court. Proceeds to '' A -3 'I ', National Honor Society, BUSINESS DIRECTORY I GIANT MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE: Furniture, TV's, Dishes, Toys. Etc. Nov. 7, I. 11 & IS 10 ill S. Cor ner Summerlln & Forest Drive EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWRY . c_i.5' ' ______ CARPORT SALE-SO families. Fri A. Sal, Nov. 7 A. I. 9 tø 5, 370 W Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary .4 -- _________________ 5.5—Boats & Accessories . _________ ROBSON MARINE 7927 Hwy. 17.97 3225961 11' Brunswic k , glass, electric start, II hp Evinrude, with trailer, ex cellent condition. Only 1399. Phone $690773 Established Residential Area? Air Conditioning " WENT F .trr'or Pist,-,n0 ratchin,i & s'mulateø i. & spcolty 3177750 Wi kING P,L C r. j '.ppi I 'itur.' ',',,jicr hr i?'r e a rr, Li BATH ENCLOSURES P "r mi' "Lt Park 373 Think No messy curtains, no wet floors Fully adIustabte for any sic tub C' 'shower, sell cleanncj track, U2 9044 Pltr Oil ION lNG. 372 5877 ' Pressure Cleaning can cover yuur hame i!ru ,iul ' Siding & Soffit syStem Al o Roofing, Gutters. Screen 71,1 Yrs Exp Try ml 051 9563 30 Ycir Mortgages — S pct. down of Conventional Mortga ge s. = CONSTRUCTiON Inc. 211 W. 25th Sanford, F!Ia, Call for Apot. 322-3103 Remodeling A CLEANS ALL Land clearing E"m cc _____________________________ Radio & TV NEED A SERVICEMAN' You'll DRIVE tp; find h im listed in ourBus'ne-ss -' Servce' Drectory ESTERSON LAND CLEARING •,' ,. i','', .. ' I Upholstering — Post Control -' uprnslvcing Free p.ci, up S delivry Call for free e's?rsm,s' 201 F Commercial 373 6451_ - uAIt, SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL STEREO WITH VALUES FRO-'.s DAVE'S PAINT ING Work's Slow Cheap P,,',-s Frr'c't'stu,,aatt' 372 2673 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 308 THE WANT AD COLUMNS — Well Drilling -' .' ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Park Drive Saturday lob? windows hung, 377 Sam ' - Pet Care -- intyrior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching A. simulat ed brick & stone specialty 172 77 50 all 7641 - -_ Palnflng Carpentry, RernodeIrij A,tio', Custom Work Licensed. Botxteu Free estimate 373 603* concrete work, etc By the hour or by the mat, 377 - . . in C"•t:' r ' Improvements Paneling door, -L",r V C[Rvl'f i F pu? rc,,'f j' Sm', liii rc-:t', Sh'ngte" All work guarantj BR000EN ROOFING Office Maclimes • :. .00iIflg Pciin E'a,jt,n0 Dtri I, F II n.rt, top Soil L'2 594 ) I 1,1 -"'LHIP41S 'We servIce all makes Ane models" Tm,' -- C,i',', , I that preurecic'.,srm..çj 323 Land Clearing Tractor Work 327 3790 Avto Swylee Need help on Pfumblng - -- Aluminum SIding i 372 lnt, 'cr - ',l 0 -, 1 TYPES OF CAR 1)31 . I ALL PFNTRY AND REPAIRS Al P CON Dl TI ON I N G REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK 71 hour service All K ES AIR CON III• 'Close to everything yet away from it alll 'Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks s. '' t"o-?:çrj;.', ........ i",i (cCkuyrse Frie' wc n' ohotos reosonahly Vcri l'h'i. )fl 63f8 '()'.'( it] ht''- i'' - '.'. HOMES OF DISTINCTION I Photography _________ ___ — .ientrl Heat & A r Ceni yi,n For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 312 1771. TOWER - s BEAUTY SALON (formerly t-tarriett's Beauty Noo. 1 &fflu" .i . €1k!1( -'-,'t7'a- Home Improvements Beauty Care 9 . -' __________________________ -- BARGAINS GALORE. In Sanford's Finest Additions ,.,.,.,o.. CVlh%l4%r 4%flflipta _,...,_.., 1972 Ford pickup, * ton. PB and PS. COLOR 'TV. $11 93 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 661 1006 Moving? Why Not Live 110 W. Airport 3Ivd,, Sanford Office Open 10-6 Daily 2395 $ $2195 — FURNISHED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE conditlond. An 1974 OPEL MANTA BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 - Beginning At 179 Per Month. shall have an opportunity t hi' heard at Mid hearing By order of the City Commsson of the City of Sanford, Ftôtd K. N. Timm, Jr City Clerk Publith- Nov 6. l97 D!!I3O Fully powered and air excellent family car. Motorcycle Inwrance . barLdlewood Vi11aj 2 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath Apartments 4 All Parties in intere't and citilent priced to operate and 1973 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYAL $150. 372-lass Color TV's from $30; 01W, from $15, Service al! makes, HERBS' IV. 1200 French, 3731731 - $395 Four door sedan, six cylinder engine. Economical to sell, 1973 Honda CO 360 T. 3 roox nil. excellent condition Must Sell 53—TV Radio- Stereo 54—Garage - 78—Wsflorcydes S?b'ALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED SOC S Sanford Ave 373 9370 2495 1971 MAVERICK Reconuitioned Batteniet, 5)7.95 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 11 Sanford AYe', KENMOREWAS 1-iER,p.rts Service, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCE S3I)06,7 SKYLINE ____ A A NT Automatic, power steering and brakes, AM-FM stereo, yellow See our ad in Business Directory QUALITY APPLIANCES AT RARC..A8s PISICES SANFORD AUCTION, 373 7310. SLuzurtou1 Carpeting kltctsen Includes Dishwasher, Frost Free S engine, air conditioned, with black top. MOBILE-TUNE Sanford,)?) 37( — Double wide, '73,71's 60', 3 BR, 2 bath, raised front Screen room, central air. carport avining and skirting Good d,tion. Payments $104 17 mo Offered by Savngs & Loan, 373 6031 cylinder 1972 COUGAR Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17-97. 530 4706. KULP DECORATORS 10W 1st St ,372 1333 We Duy Furniture 42—?biIe Homes I4ILLCPF ST - 7) ,nntrai .sr, d'Shwasher, rased patio. Skirting, TIC OOWflS. (OOd location Payments 1429 mo Offered by Savings & Loan 373 60 3) 6 door, power steering and air conditioning. Comfort and economy, with only 6,000 miles. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Antique dining table, & chair, $50; RCA 12" color TV, 110, AM FM $306061 2' -,ACRE MINI RANCH True country living with nice 2 bedroom home, 3 fenced pastures. Ideal for horses Large new barn. Owner relocating, and wants action. Asking $76,900. 3n 9410. A extras. Four Top prices paid, used, any condition, 644 $176, Winter Park SApphances ___ Crank Realty, Realtor Ill MTin ftf V 662-4435, ext. 171 cl u c.. At S ANFORD SEWING CENTER area. law efficiency apt, ot U 111975 FORD GRANADA Shoeshine Chair Wanted ' Call Richard Arsenault i.c From SR -I (SingleFamily II DAVES' 373 9270 Surin', 7q 1.ic n (Abner. I rer'tjte POSition, t,x in needle, front Inarino rtptuic ww.nQ machine Pay hlnr,' of 51$ or ID Payments Reduced to $I3,, 3 BR, corn meccial zoning in good residential I BR, 2 bath, mini farm, mother in P h I steering, AM-FM stereo and 'other ' I 1974 FORD ELITE We Buy Furnittir Assume Payments count at Refrigerator, Rang. S Disposal AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER IN EVERY UNIT ICentral Heat S Air *Drapes Included SQetuxe Clubhouse & Swimming Pool *Convenient To Schools, Churches & Shopping n Clean and sporty, finished in yellow and very low miles. Stereo 323-01. two, 3 OR, 11,, bath. $6795 traclively priced at. automatic, As low as 5100 dOwn No closing costs. Renewed homes. No qualifying. Assume or will consider land contract. We have THUNDERBIRD 1972 CAMARO 13015. etc Buy 1 or 1001 items. Lrry's ?,art, 715 Sanf or d Ave I I! V Fully powered and air conditioned. Exceptionally beautiful white finish, white vinyl roof and interior. At. fn Rits, CASH 322.4132 I For used anytime %-A I Ixrk Costs less than service stations MOBILE TUNE, 3225991 . 1975 Pony and tack, $13; English saddle and girl's wearing habit, size 9-10, hat, 61, and hoots. In 322 2599 Two 40 gal, Rheem water beaters, for natural gas. 135 each Never 1' 1 SAVINGS irrni - TL,r.e ups aService 'A F (.O'.'L IC) YOUR CAR at your ccnvec'irxe. It Eraw, VL)1tI111. _______ specializing in Macrame Ma- 301 East First, Downtown 3" 9411 Eve 869 1116 SANFORD .—'--.-----------!. 1Jt4iTUi4 terials and Unusual Gifts 373. 1651. 322.7643 Loan - ict. 17 925177, Longwood Call 371 $SlOor 531 4605 payments of $73 09 323 1149, uecyr;c carpet 66—Horses Ave. Chico & The Man 1977 O'dsmobile Delta IS, fully equipped. Pay equity & take over prospect, $150 Phone 32) 0797 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE )l)))SE.FirstSt 3775477 M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 503W. 1st St. . AKC Doberman, red male, 9 mos,. ears, shots Carries 4 colors, All champions in pedigreC, Good stud BRUSH , , 5-Pets-Supplies 1917 Kathy's Unique, 7610 Hiawatha They're Hot" * New houses in a rural area No down payment, monthly payments lets than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see it you Qualify! (AiiG- 1 L'S I Phone 317-1301 F ULLER Lustre 1971 Duster, 6 Cyl., stand. 1970 Hornet, 6 Cyl stand., 360'0 original miles 1970 Torino, 302 eng auto 1969 Monterey Wagon, like rie',v Many uthers to ctioGse from Perfect 2nd car, '64 Fairlane Station Wagon, 6 Cyl new Inspection, new tires 5495. 321 0215. Dealer, ___ rr; i extra . clean 1970 Dodge Monaco, 3*3 cu. in., air Shocks, deep Chrome wf'mtels, I Inch tires; $900, Phone 371 0391 NELSON'S FLOR IDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center I 1961 Valiant, 6 cyl stand 1964 Fairlane, 6 Cyl auto Phone 323 0657. Special shrub and garden Sprayers 91 cents ci. GardenLand, IO W Ist St. 3fl6430, INVENTORY CLEARANCE (to make room for new Stock). Everything Reduced To CIeart SAVE 6O pct. and more on smoked damaged stock Payton's Children's Wear (Formerly Buttons 'N flows), 7610 Hiawatha. REALTOR 377 719$ For F 62—Lav.Garden "I. CaliBart Real Estate — 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" OAK SHADED 3 BR com'ortabte home on quiet tide Street. Paneled c/ 3120645 ,ir,ij Quiet n fri lakc',iew on north Side of Crystal Lake. 3 bedroom, central air, fenced, S pct, down or will accept trade. $31,900 divide added wallpaper and paneling to flmr-f-y* 1 RL*IIORS 123 UP PER M0 Central Florida's It NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN AND WITT REALTY Req Peal Estate Broker 321 06.10 3737595 323 3215 372.7741 Stemper Realty MlS WEALIORS / .AKE VIEW- I bedroom, 7 bath W W carpet. RIGHTS TO LAKE USE 133.700 6 Lots, Highbanks Road Industrial Park, $4,600 per lot Altamonte DISTRIC1S ARGE- 3 bedroom home. Fla room, PI US rental mobil home OWNER WILL FINANCE at tivng to you. COUNTRY CLUB- Owner has 322•2090 6 EASY TO flWP4- 3 bedroom, cent heat, fenced. $19,500 OWNER WILL FINANCE. SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" Professionally Mariaqpd DES . ............- Kish Real Estate SANFORD Springs 32701, Seminole County, Florida under the 11ii fitiIij rime of ALTAMONTE SCHWINN CYCLERY, and that I ( intendtoregistersaidnmewiththe or Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the provisions ci tlic Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Sectioss' US 09 Florida Statutes 1937. William F Perkins Jr. Publ,U: Oct 6, 73, 10, Nov 6, 1915 0 41-Houses 3229754 - I ts 125 FICTITIOUS NAME P4011cc 'S hereby given that I am engaged in businesS at 6 E Hwy 136, Plights 322-7332 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1505 W. 25th St. j - Luxury Patio Apartme 52 bedroom apartments, t of JANUS REALTY JANUS IN VESTMENTS (2 busInesses Lame address I owner) at number 231 un 14% k ('ii,. o'clock P.M - on NOvember 24, 1973, Mait land Ave TO COfl%ldtr Changes and amend of Altamonte S prings, Florida, In ments to tti' ion Ord n Of t tC'flrJS to r'qsfer Ire said ,,anif' w'h Cufy of Sanford, Florid, as 101i*5 the Clerk of the Circuit Court of A portion of that Property tweg Seminole County, Flor ida between Maple Avenue and I.OIIY Dated at above, Florida, lhs 3rd Avrnu'* and between 24th Ptiri and day of November, 1973 25th Street is oroposed to be (flcfled Janice Soldinger to DC. 2 (General Commercial) 100 Pev- c.nt Distric t Said property being more Publish , Nov. 6. I), 70, 77, 1975 Particularly Oescrilmtd as follows OF T -33 .......•• eneva Gardens CO iiiiiiii buildings. 7 Beautiful shaded fenced lots, Income from lot rental. Owner will finance, 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES COVE APIS DeBary-- Adults 1 OR, air - ctot to stores, churches Ideal for retired Persons 665 6458 Or 327 $034- Legal Notice C ircuit 1. 11 BAMBOO ______ ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS OHNNY STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 11 Got the WHOLE stor y. Phon e STOP AND THINK A MINUTFTi days 675 2621, eves and week.rd;, Claf,j AdS d'd'it v.'rk 671 5"i there cuIQn'tbeafly Florida in accordance *ith the Ijrovi$iOns of the Fictitious Name I -__________ • -.10 redecorated. Come see 300 ElI In Your Spare Tlm Airport Blvd Sanford. 371 1310 377 4739 ____________________ ____________________ "-Id name With .Ih Clerk of the' -I IIII #- _ agesSrved ,' - K.d$ Outgrow Itip senq set or smell biCyCle' Sill these idle items witPi a want ad In place your Ad, cait nurfreIy CIas%fiedaal t l','riii1 i:'-z mt o' fI 9' - Estate 1 bedroom unfurnished. kthen equipped, air, carpeted, $9550 Adults only. 327-2294 *t: rids 1 eves :i• OWNER ANXIOUS-] Bedroom, I" Unfished baths, loaded with extras. Only 524.500. Financing available 3 bedrooms, 1k-i baths, central heat Lair, $190 mo. Available Nov. tO, COMPLETELY FURNISHEDSanford. For app?. to tie, 373 *795 17'xW' mobile home, large Flor.da alter S room, carport, patio 1 utility Street entrance. Includes utilities ii Call after 6pm, 3239529 Forrest Greene, Inc. S106531 REALTORS 323 83 — - Large lroorn apt , shad* tre,s, front, dicker or swap $19,300. Days- 3fl 6173 - _. LEMON BLUFF F LAKE MARY — I bedroom hon' with 3 baths, also den, famil room, 5, basement, Walk I closets PLUS an a pa rtment ft students, hobbltts, etc. 1,500 Si fret of spacious living on an act of land $15,000 CALL NOW SANFORD — 3 bedroom, 7 bat home, just painted inside, a conditioner, shady yard, wi — Real 372399) owner, 100' on St Johns River, bedroom, 2 bath main house, ea in kitchem, all appliances Larç living room with stone fireplac carpeted Garage apartment wit all weather enclosed porch Ccc terms 142.500 Call collect, 60 $61 $0 after 6 pm Convenience store. Surrounded by beautiful oak and cypress trees. 3724170 New Two twctroorn, turn or ururn., adults preferred, security deposit. 323SUI or 386450 FICTI SbUS NAME Residential t)wlfilmg) Dlttrict' Lots Notice is hereby given that I am IS and 16. Block 13, 3rd Section of engaged 'ri tuusne Dteamwold, Plat B ook A. Page 70 at III F Evergreen St., Longwood, Seminole b From RMOI (Multiple Family County, FIor.de, under the fictitious Residential, Office and In name of ACTION CENTER CON stituticfli) District. Lot Il, Block STRUCTIOPI A KA SAN JOSE El, r6 Sect ion of Dreamwol1, PIat POOLS and that I intend to register Bo 4, Page 70 AIctióJBevrij - - WEKIVA RIVER- Adult park off er ing fish ing, ca noeing arid Phone 3123930 ______________________ Fully equipped restaurant, family bu5incu145OQ lncluØ entire eQuipmenl 5 stock. Ph I a. • . - - ll _ • . _ -- , --- Ic evening classes Gre,nware I, supplies, Make your Chrittmat giftS at Sumner't Ceramics 57 Nolan St 372)173 1 bedroom, lurnthd with cabna. on private fenced lot 51 )5 mo. 373 2869. Lake Mary- Clean furnishet apartment for working man Only, Taxi Cab Business & related Iranthise. Call owner, 901-753 2527. 904 2283313 Black eyed Peas - You p Virginia and Fourth St. Wed, Thurs. Fri. flrRso own container. Rentals $4 bu ___________________________ ________________________ NAVEL ORANGES . ö 5750 BUSHEL 3Opartments Unfurnished 322 6733 or 377 0367 _ ---___________ 1111—Instructions Easy friendly living. Come join us ---FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS. Rent ---from Sill mu 3736650 Ceramic Classes Phone now. days 5 — ______ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the classified ads Nothing small about that, LAKE MARY- 7 BR duplex, kit E-Itt • then equipp ed. Carpeted, central heat I. air, 5150 per mo FORREST GREENE INC. t_ 384353 REALTOR 122 $970 furnished or unfumnithed, Newly ________________ _______________ EARN CHRISTMASMONEY Enjm' much larger "Seek & - Find" puzzlex with discnvene per panel in an all-new rcrie of 24-page hwkk't'.,. TO itrtler vnIume J. II nnd ill. 'enil l for each. making ('hefk pavahile lit "Seek & Find" in cart' of IIII newp;Ilx'r ADULTS CHILDREN I K TOMORROW: Impressionist Plus • DESSER TABLE I Oranges, Grapefruit, Satsuma Tangelos and Lemons R . U. HutCl'iiton, 372 etary for Physician's of fice in S anford Knowledge of med ical terms, insurance, typing and filing. Monday thru Friday. _________________________ 723-5360. I I,' I C 1' (7 NI I I N F' S A F. T ft F. E(;C5 EU YUNI; _ I'-:l, - — _______ _____ - —______ 31A—Duplexes 4 - 34—bile Homes -- fffi -- - - One 5 Two bedroom apartments, carpeted, air, turn & unfurn, its up- 372-1510 TWO PLUS TWOISFOUR And That's A Fact t Clastf led Ads Gets Ri'tjlls And That's A Fact TOO! mVUL,41, Secr Y AG El Koor i: N t'T RI) F' ('HOPSTI('Ks F'ORTLINECUOKII; • HOT BUFFET .I.. : -_---1 MEMYOU.AREt I - ---. DULlS -_ _-__ - .- (' ladies RAYMOPIf)M (tALL - AFTER HRS. WItH GOOD (PEDI-T Any Car— 1964 Oldsmobile,, low mileage, good tires $300 take's it One Executive Chair Two Alma Desks 3725000 Above ground pool, I1 'xI3'. Ex cellent condition Pump, filler Included, Call after 1 p.m. 372. 1 Acre Of Country Reg Peal [state Broker 372 561) Aft Hrs 3n7751 II? W, 1st St Sanford OSTEEN good t'uys II'U •flO 3126655 — Beautiful bookcase bed, covered springs, mattress; first $30 takes. Other set springs, mattr,t $316125 377 7115 REALTOR , Looking for 9c,rdon eclilipment? Read today's classified ads for 2321 Park Or, BALL REALTY Furnished DELTONA HOMES bedroom 5 kitchen apt, mature gentleman No deposits. s plus i,tililies 3727950. --- 7617. -- lgII,.Aj(JJ5IV N 1 (3 N S 0 t' P C 111)1' 5 \1 I BAMBOO SHooTs . FRESH GARDEN SALADS. salad #]n Member. -- .Tasty Bacän.or.Sausage — t, fIIJ' riiv K F'. S H S W It U A N -A %1 U (7 S C G It hidden - . 9—Good Things to Eat 18—HnJpWanted - $11,500 includet beginning in ventory. fixtures, arid framing, Call collect for Mr. Carl (904) - Instructions: The hidden names listed below appear torward, backward, up, down, or dt*jonilly in the puzzle. Find each rom... :11 111*' corn _bread_ - lOned -f_- _ . - 312 confronts him, harry faces the muzzle of a gun — held by a deranged man. _______ . .. 1 ~--. Adult --------- Chrittian Day School has openings 0' land 5 yr. Olds Tuition, $73 mo Lutheran Church of Redeemer, 377 3357 Or Mrs. - — ' shop Handling name twn4, first quality merchandise -- 0 P1 i - Ind BJcèiv " l kfl kh - _-__ 10-11 ARC HARRY 0 "APB harry Orwell" A blackmailer murders his victim,and Orwelj, sbi had been hired to track down the blackmailer, is arrested as a suspect, But wily harry escapes from the city Jail and sets out to track down ti-p 5Q( Rebate ForEach AI1I4:1A ~ - the story on film. - - parel LicenseBureau 3776645. a to nut Own a highly prof,tabl A BABY'S WORLD Care for *ntants t0 age 7 only. Next to new Drivers' - I) An torn.on.the.ob, as 5'I' 4('F'(;4('s SOOTN(;(;\N IIIPILIV $1 -- -- - 33—Houses ________ 40 4 IIOOE 75th St. Efficiency apartment. lights and beautifully landscaped $133 mo Call between 1:30-S. For in formation rail 322 0701 1. Reg Real Estate Broker _________________ Pirk Drive tlOup VVHIVI1Py .' - - No Money Down read all our want ads every day, desk (executive chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry NO LL 'S Casselberry, 17 92,830 4206 Double barrel shotgun, 3" magnum, $100; 10 spd. & 3 Spd. bikes, $33 ea.; lawn mower, $30. 321 0157. JIM HUNT REALTY INC you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, & chairs, secrellrial desks & 50—Miscellaneous for Sale REALTORS Branch Office No.) 7621 Orlando Drive 377 1302 TAFFER REALTY , Merchandise Schuren Realty Real Estate We will provide the Professional Service 107W Commercial Ph. 372 7581 Sanfc FORREST GREENE INC 1306133 REALTORS 372 $970 eves Wood or steel desks 071) SF1 US TODAY You want to Buyor Sell __ If _ ____ from town If CALL TO SEE FERN PARK MAITLAND-- 3 bedrooms, I' baths, air con ditiofler. dishwasher, fenced yard, 1 Bdrm ,closed porch, S130 Spacious, well furnished, pine 2 Ildr, porch, carport, wash ing machine Clean. 1150 paneled, all electric, good quiet 2 Berm,, new W carpet, new LR neighborhood Adults. 372 0296. furniture Separate dining area. Very attractive, 5 1 65 Small apt, 113, large 1 bdrm., $100; large 2 bdrm,, $110; water fur n.shed; conveniently located. 372. Security deposit No pets. 6517. 571 1010 RN's,- LPN's; Aides; Ade- --- — JORDAN. REALTOR , That's Classified Ads 60—Off ice Supplies 80—Autos for Sale 1971?, 'avrr,ck, low mileage. 1 (jOur. 1971 Honda Civic, 1 Speed trinsn,is new Michelin radials. very clean, Son, beautiful Silver finish, %I,?95 11.500. Also 1971 Pinto I cyl I Call Duane McGuire, 327 1631 Speed, very cIen, $1,050 372 75)9 Dealer after S p m BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, Small and large. $2,000 per acre and up Terry Realty, Realtor. 67$ Builder or Developer- Exceptiona l buy in building lots iult tar enough Reg Real Estate Broker iOHN KRIDFR.ASSOC yard. $250. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd St ____ _______ ------ W. Garnett White Reasonable 709 Margaret Road, Sanford Used office fUrnht(,rp Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom home, close to Schools and sh opping 521,000 Call bcfnr,' ' 24—Business Opportunities Phone 6—ChikJ Care real murderer. When he finally the fatal shooting of a policeman during a robbery. F. j1II 7223429 SUPPOrt 11 C) S 1) F A S P 0 P Vi I) U A I. II Ii I' H II II 1) 5 A F'. (' I ' A S A V () 5 'F C () () F; tIJJ% Drive, Surland RFAI TOP 131 5731 accessories. - Quality 3 bedroom, 2 bath home or ranal, plus pool Large tree shaded lot, $47,500 with terms. F'.rrld Hall Re.il?,' CASSELBERRY- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, family room, air conditioned, carpeted, kitchen equipped, clothes washer, food freezer included. Garage nice PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 4 67$ 0636. LOST Fr;;;iI;l -Wtsie.fluffy, female poodle, 4 mo Old, in Sunland. REWARD tO) N. 137$ electric troller and STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. Exclusive Area 80—Autos for Sale ---------- 17' Aluminum boat with Wizard S Acres east of Sanford- Has 2 wells and septic lank. Ready to build. Phone 3725172. 32778.34 Thursday, Nov. 6, 1975-78 55—Boats & Accessories — 79 Acres near Markham and Longwood Road. Call $31 668 days or after 5 pm. call 3125366. between shade trees, 3 OR. 7", bedroom, 2 bath, family roc choice location Only 529,9 Slurry! watr'r furnished EtIz,it'?h Crews, tm J) 5414 1-3 a rn , I* NOW LEASING New, modern, I story efficiency apartm e nts, attr a ctively fiji'. Help wanted, part time waitress, II tO 7. Ex perienced Call 373 0963 between 2to 6- MAYFAIR- BY OWNER, 3 OR, 2 bath. Florida room on 7 lots Priced tinder $10,000 After 6, call famllyrOom,garage,Carp,?5 $3) 227 lor2 ftedroomt Adultsonly Companion; Needed immediately. --- WOWt WHAT A BUY! Extra n home svith SWIMMING POOL RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern Clean 3 tedroom homes, ------ — 0 Tantalize Your Taste ~_ _ Includes ptpng hot _ _-- _ — solid Cliff Gorman screenwriter planning as 9.10 ABC TIlE STREE1S OF SAN 'FRANCISCO "Web of Lies" A salesman who likes to exaggerate stories and his own importance places himself In a with Nurses 5 —Lost & Found ____________________________ WORLD H I T I' N B F. 0 K U I) 11 1 1) C) S C F I' 3 Fabulous Weekend Tr — Bronson, mob, turns the tables on a picked assassin, but finally finds the fight too much to overcome, F. OR YOU WON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING UFFET to Vincent Majestyk, defies the (7 (' F; A - odd for allegedly violating the Point's honor code. Strong performance by from workers. NBC 5 S W A C K C (711 () S A V S CHILDREN,SOC Mjrllyn, Notary, Ocala 901 7)? H61 or 7)2 577) bath on I', acres, carpeted, air beat. Owner Associate, $317233 904 337 9164. 5ariforj ?? C699 AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Call 644 3079 MARRIAGES silent treatment Thomas, S CS ___________ Every ________ Tue.&Thurs, _____________ / ADULTS 51.00 6 6 __________________________________ ROULETTE the farm V A — Clean, furnithej apartment; lots of room 2 miles from downtown County. Fla r Seminole Plaza, Mitt Shelly Freund Performed by archaeologist MOVIE "The Silence" Second half of doublefeature tonight stars Richard Thomas of "The Waltons" in a story based on (act about a West Point cadet given the force him to use handpicked _______________ — 9:45 If n#46W despite 9:311 engaged. buck the mob when they try •-,, --6 -!l - An curse an PREMIERE is well cast as a moderately successful farmer who tries to ii - haunt Nehemiah Persoff and Simon Oakland round out a gxxl cast. met flame who returns after two years and sets her eyes on in a story of who disappear newlyweds g'nred,t. I,-. ,. i.ii.jiiiuuu, up Pharaoh's to Rs Martin, June Lockhart, the 20 or more regulars whose appeal is so 9.11 CBS THURSDAY NIGHT strikingly magnetic that you MOVIES "Mr. Majestyk" Box. can't wait to see him or her office favorite Charles Bronson AT REGULAR PRICES IDDIES Egyptian unorthodox teaching (hit' seventh person to die as an style. She's being harassed by a alleged result of the "curse," but Ellery isn't convinced. lie school board member who Particularly pleased with her sets out to prove it was murder, fact she's - Seminole _-- )92.Q Clean furniShed apartment tar bachelor, 2 miles from downtown Sanford 372 509 Manpower Planning Division, Sanford, Florida 3777l her John-Boy 373 • • -• of - to the Departmental Administra five Services, Comprehensive Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous 9.10 NBC ELLERY QUEEN Inc m'araon's curse' collection. is FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM eIirniqtion MO PARK. 1, 7, 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult & family park. Weekly, 35)5 Hwy 17 92, Sanford. Sewer This is through CETA program Applicants must apply Call 423 457 Write P.O. Box 1713 with problems, mainly because result character of 11 skills at hosting a pilot for a possible series. Nancy Walker, the Osmonds commendable, but the "Hofline," Adults or Teens as a returns actors who know and perform their craft admirably, But one thing is descernibly lacking; there is no charisma t' 1 , 5 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM stars 8-9 CBS THE WAI..TONS Olisia's teaching days are filled the stars. There is not a single 0 himself for - Previous insurance experience . Woodland Area, brick home, nestle Melionville; fenc ed back yard. Available Nov 51h. $775 month pus $100 Security deposit, Phone CLIFF QUALITY INN NORTH I -IL SR 131. Longwood - desired but not required. My men arr' c'arninQ ,1r raje of $15,000 annually arid tiae comprehensive employee benefits, If you are a self starter and sales minded, I want to talk to you Call $95 2371.9 am. to rn for appointment. Sanford Please include phone. flOUR Pul tries his killers. Pat Hingle guestby the supposed to breath e new life into TV, bring it quality. The effort may be W ' f(Tplpl HOOT[ - - - doesn't realize he's marked It was , - Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1657, (35) Mayberry R F D (44) Partridge Family are his guests. — lull" L (9) Beverly Hillbillies (1)) Adam 12 CATV.13) Cable Journal MW TIlE PAUL LYN[)E COMEDY ratingthatattracted a Granted the cast of "Beacon ~ 8-9 from an long discussed, 'f1Hf 1III - - Singlis - Divorced Companion to live in and care ior Widowed: Ages 21 70. Local group elderly woman, Salary $60 wk, Must have own car. 377 5073 trying to start social get-togethers for lonely mature people. No dues, fees, or gimmicks. Non- 49 Year old insurance company insurance debit in Sanford area. profit, Write Box 390 co The the salesman points up a weakness in system, long suspected and II 18—Help Wanted -- - Attention: (CATV-6) Bewitched - MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE 5130 $175 Co1or IV - -- Lithint Vinegar! 66! Kelp! Now It you are a hard worker and need money, call me Thursday or all four in one capsule. Ask for ______________________________ ______ Friday, 9 to S. 3121439. V06 +. Fausts Drugs. 5:30 (2) News (3)(24) Electric Company 3:30 (3)(24) Lililas, Yoga And You (6)(13) Tattletales (9) Oule Life To Live (35) Rocky And Friends Underdog --- (44) Brady Bunch (44) Spirit Of '76 . 4—Pe rsonals (24) World Press 12:30 (2)(8) 3 For The Money (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (21) Electric Company - ---- - . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 43—Lots-Acreage bath, central air, with comniert Zoning Wall to wall carpet, Ceilent home to live in and oper A business. $75,900. - _______________________ -- (9) Gilllgan's Island (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Three Stooges Sunday Noon Friday __________________________________________________ Council Meeting (3) Lone Ranger (41) Gilligan's Island (CATV.6) Three Stooges 3:25 6 room apt,, downstafrs, partly furnished, fflCed yard $100 mo. • 3770351 — (9) General Hospital (24) Romagnolis' Table (35) Big Valley 3 bedroom house, Phone In Ain — chine (13) Pulse-Pius! has been disastrous, (6)(13) Gambit "• Noon The Day Before Publication (CATV.13) Orlando City (2)($) Another World (6)(13) Match Game 31-4artments Furnished 3 bedroom house. unfurnithed 5150 ma plus deposit, Call I $59 337k, glean 7 bedroom, screened porch, big yard, 1 Child 0 k.. $100 month E Street 5:00 (2) Adam 12 (CATV.6) I Love Lucy approval. In fact, . ' Doctors 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES (6)(0) Mery Griffin (CATV.6) Flintstones (13) Ironside 41—Houses HOME BUSINESS 3 Bedroom, , residents Phone 377 )303. __________________________ 4:30 (35) Mothers-In-Law 3:00 Magnificent Marble Ma- 9-Noon room, r &jr 12th and French Ave $113 month pluS SeCurity, Phone 534 160 lIedroom furnished garag e 2 Bedroom, renovated, unfurnished hOuse, $133 monthly. No apapartment, clean, wall to wait ptla nc j Da m age deposit , Adutt carpet, water furnithed Couple Call after 3 pm 322 S466 to only, pets. $100 month, security deposit Ideal for winter Large 31c a line 6 thru 25 limes 24c line 26 times ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) T - C1EE1 iA W' SATURDAY 41C line l thru Slimes MONDAY thru FRIDAY (9) Dinah' (13) Dragnet (35) Addarris Family (3)(24) Sesame RATES HOURS 41—Houses - turn Both ac. w s carpet, $( oamae dposil $123 ma 373 se pm, O 831- 9993 - (2)(8) High Rollers An Event,,. (CATV.o) World Of Women (9) Happy Days (24) VIlla Alegre 11:50 (CATV.6) Paul Harvey Winter PQrk — IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers. For furt her Information call 473 4517 V HIGHLIGHTS The City of Longwood needs a Water or write ____________________________________________________________________________________ Sanford & Sewer Plant operator. Must be a Al Anon Family Group resident of Seminole County and Box 553. Sanford, Fla. 32771 1'View: "Beacon Hill," one of from Florida to I3imini and the Enjoying the public exposure, ______________________________ unemployed for a minimum of the most ballyhooed new series sutequent unrelentless search which includes TV ap. ARE YOU TROUBLID' Call Toll thirty days. Mutt be Certified with Free, 644 2077 for "We Care'a least a C in Water and a C in in years, failed to win audience by their three close friends. pearances, _______________________________ 11:00 i A SHATTERING EXPERIENCE Club (8) Somerset 1:00 (2) Sarneret (33) 700 Club AND THE LION -- 1:30 (2)(8) Days Of Our Lives (6)(13) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (44) Variety 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Give-N-Take (8) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2)(l) Wheel Of Fortune (6)(13) Price Is Right THEWIND (CATV.6(44) Mickey Mouse (2)(I) Hollywood Squares (6)(13) Love Of Life ($ (CATV-6) 700 Club (44) Gomer Pyle, USMC (2) Sunshine Almanac (33)(44) Movie - __ S Unfurnis hed I ses urnished -- - - - - --______ or ?bedroom, unfurn g. 12 Bedroom. livino room, dinn ' CLASSIFIED DEPT. 11:30 Friends Spirit (3)(24) Mister Rogers (6) Partridge Family . (13) Search For Tomorrow (CATV.6) Bugs Bunny And (9) Movie (13) Mike Douglas (24) Mister Rogers (44) Leave It To E3tvcr 9:30 MORNING Donohue 322 - 2611 4:00 (2) tronside (9) Ryan's Hope 12:00 (2)(9)(44) News (6) The Young And The Restless (44) Flintstones 8:30 (CATV6) Fran Carlton (44) Three Stooges 8:53 (44) Spirit Of '76 9:00 (2) Pt.II Donohue (2)(B) Tomor row (35) Movie (441 Dinah! 30 t3)(24) Classic iheatie Pre view UM RLA.'A 8:00 (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo (CATV.4) Community Close Up 00 (CATV.6) Movie (9) Barney Miller WMII Se- 11:40 (6)(13) Movie 12:30 (CATV4) Noticias (9) Longstreet (44) Phil Donahue can Style Re 7:30 (9) Good I'Aci,ining, America (II) Hilarious House Of Frightenstein cret Agent (9) Mannix (41) Mod Squad (6) ct Times (CATVe)(44) Love, Amen (13) Truth Or (2)11) Tday (6)(I) News (CATV.6) Movie Only Showoffs (44) Phil 7:00 (2)(0) Tonight Show (CATV-6) Amos Burke. port (9) (6)(44) News (44) Love, American Style 11:30 County Re Hillsborough (CATV) Not For Women (2) Daily Devotional (9) Harry 0 10:30 ATV6) Best 01 Groucho To Tell The Truth (9) On (CATV.o) Tennessee luxeco (8) Today In Florida 6:55 ADS — ILLS DR i t, PUMP., SPRIN'cL(p SYSTEMS All type'sand sites We repair anti ser - e STONE A4AC;4Ip4t t. SUPPLY CO 207W 7ndf ' PEIPIST INN Ilc.,srcncj A. Grooming Ph 377 1057 A small CtASi'ied Ad br'riq' returns Try one 7611 or t'lI gçj ar (,SII t, 17 cj To List Your Business ... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 I �I Sanford, Fl. ThursdaY, - 975 Fierce - tion SEMINOLE ;uses e; C W -________ i ii' %Q. °v" Of SENIORS STANFORD, Calif. Al') t Med Into - Schools EVelliflg — plied for the 14,761 places avail- sonic sabotage fellow students, An Associated Press survey in 172-73. Miss Cappa said she the medical library and destroy B, LYLE SUF'FIELD John flamrnarky had the best able For freshmen in the 114 to win a higher relative grade, turned up a number of reported was one of the students who parts of them. We don't au..oe inspiration imaginable to be- U.S. medical schools. This Chemistry experiments are de- instances. tutned in reports on weekly information. We sabotai 0thNOV 13 oine a doctor - the personal means that pre-med students stroycd. Precious notebooks Among freshmen in medical experiments early, and got ers chemistry experiments. tntraISenior I t zen. lub mnett at & iurh of Nat N iv.ity at interest of a famous surgeon, know that unIv one out of three disappear. Something is added schools, "rumors of sabotage them back early - graded and noon. - Or, Norman Shumway, who enter American medical to a mixture of unknown chem- are a perennial topic, and I cx- stacked on a desk. But .OfliC, the Center Dr. Gellhorn now director of for Biomedical Edu- Voting t 9cart iUu — meetI a . A 1rews Presu)ienan resbyterian had twice given his ailing father schools. Five years ago it was icals that a fellow student must peeL there is a fair amount of including one of tiers, dis(liurch at Noon a new heart. two for each place. For losers, identify, Ii at City College of New substance in them," says Lau- appeared before the authors But John Hanimarley quit hLs it means no medical career' or Medical school admissions rel Cappa, it student at Case came by to get then), Other York says tic thinks "things COMING EVENTS pre-niedical studies halfway (vstly and usually less a`de. committees and other doctors Western Reserve Medical students benefitted, having a have become worse since then. lkiard (if I)Irectors Sleeting - Altamonte Springs Civic through. quate training abroad. .-,it), they deplore such unethical School, on leave this year as week's grace period before fi- It is a cutthroat thing, One of Center 10-12 * fie became disgusted, lie For many, gettiu into inedi. conduct and cynicism, but the president of the American the most destructive things is Med. nal deadline for reports Senior ('itlzen Week — Disney World — November 15 Bus says, by the sabotage some pee- cal school becomes a rat race giilty rarely are caught. the emphasis on high performical Students Association, Or. Albert Gellhorn tells of ance ill leave Sanford Civic Center at 9am med students perpetrated on that produces anxiety and "Everyone believes sabotage organic chemistry," "It happened to me. In or- attending a conference Ofl Dinner Dance - Thursdii%, November 20 at Altamonte their fellows in the fierce tension, sometimes ulcers, an happerts. A few people know it ganic chemistry, I had an ex Ufl which he says the practicing - dergraduate education at the — rings Civic ('enter Catered óinner it 6 pm Tickets npetition to score "A" In sci. oession with grades rather (lot's. But nobody knows how jwrimnent running, and went to University of Pennsylvania in doctor rarely uses anyhow. But much. It is impossible to nicas- lunch. WhPn I came back late in irlo at which, he recollects it Is used as a tough screening for acceptance into American grinds with the single goal of ure the extent," says Dr. If. the day, the water cooling the some pre-medical students course dical schools, getting into medical school and Jack Geiger, professor of cons- apparatus had been turned off from several universities told "If students continued that And the competition truly is little interest in the broader inunity medicine at the State and the experinicrital nuiterial him, "We cheat. We try to give kind of conduct after pre-irwd fierce In 1974-75. a record 43.- world around thein. Utamonte Springs Friendship Club — Altamonte Springs University of New Vork at Sto-- had burned up." wrong information to our Lotyears, they couldn't be good 000 young men and women a Civic Center -Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs cheat on exams.And fly Brook, N.Y. -meet Ist This was at Boston University leagues We take books from doctors. of and3rdThursda)oftheMonth_1O:3OLm. Church Augles Elders -St. Augustine Catholic -3 Drive — Caelberry — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month — 10:00 _____ -' 0 ' He 68th Year. No. 67-Friday, November 7. 1975 d Sanford Florida 327fl-Price 10 Cents - ' . New • ' 0 -Oft - Pinecrest Center I BXVZ Club -meet Ist Baptist Church -Acti%ities Building -Longwoud -last Tuesday' Casselberry Stmshine Senior Club - meet W6 Mark David Bl, !d. -Casselberry -Ist Friday of the Month - 10:00 a.m. - --(_Z~P. $ Central Senior Citizen Club -Church of the Nativity -Lake Mary_meetthedand4thThu .cyofthcflthatIO OOani Chuluota Senior Citizen Club — Community Fire Hall - 7th -meet 3rd Thursday of the Mont~ FiftY Plus Club -7th Day Adventi.st, Church -Forest City meetmostlyonthe1stMondayofthe1oflth_6:30Pm Golden Years Fellowship — meet at the Community United MethodtChurth_(se!be atnoonon the last Wednesday Of the Month luncheon Reservations ntcessry. Greater Oiedo Senior Citizens Club — meet at Grant apel A.M.E. Church — Frankhn Sweet and Gene Hwy. - Oviedo — Monday of the Month at 4 p.m. UvelY Socialifts Club -meet at Highlands Club House -675 Shepard Road - Winter Springs — 4th Friday of th e Month at 10:30 am. ('er Fifty Club - AU Soul's Catholic Church n meeting at Redding Gardens Rec. Room — every other Tuesday of th e Month — 10: 00 a.m. Sanford Senior Citizens Club-meet at Sanford Civic Center — 1st and Tuesdays at 12 Soh Seminole Senior Cilizen Club - meet 1st Thursday the Month at 1st Federal Saving & Loan BI - 320 W Soran Blvd.-Altanirmte Springs -meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at Women's flub 8 'erbok Drive — Cae1beny — at 1:00 p.m. ThIrty-Niners Club -meet Sts. Peter and Paul Goldenrod it Friday of the month 7-30 p.m Village Club — St. Johns Village - Fern Park - meet 1st azld3rdmursdayoftheMonth_My 7:30p.rn. Young at Heart Club . ll '.I' at 27th Ste ;.,!,, . ~ ; /~, N~ -r.7, ~,' - SANFORD U -'~~, J VAN(F __- -i 9-9 F7 1 1 . - r I ~ ' ( . I QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED I _____ LIST 26 - p ... . • • • 6 . I I I I - 1 4 I - • -. - -. , '. 11-.! , \ I - 1 !" . .--...-''" DflTTI I • UVU u I ' Thursday o( thie Month - 1 00 p CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS TO 7111S rOLUMN - P.O. Ward said he is concerned about. ut working on, Sanford*s strict fire codes which require a crash bar on the exit door and lighted exit signs. The closing hours of the club would conform to police requirements, he said. Ward - id he anticipated that most of m the traffic would be from parents' cars dropping off and ekmn up the nuntor .. - Ju . llI .1 //'' . . 1.Ai~~', . '•-#' - . I• I Probe Ma Fly Go Into Second Wee - - 41 - lo ;" f A . I ~ ( U' B BOB llOU Herald Staff Writer e lsr Mandell president Bmnlord was a salesman of the Greater Construction Io associated with Laurel Realty owner of a 103-acre act th w hen the count) contracted In There were indications today the county comm ion con July to buy the clay pit property that the Seminole County Grand tracted to buy For p17,000 as a l Markhn aj Woods Road, Jury, repoitedly probing an clay pit. When county commitioners aborted county clay pit pur- Tom Binford, real estate quietly voted on Oct. 14 not to go chase deal, may take another agent and chairman of the through with the land purchase, week to complete its work. Biord said he lost what would The 18-member grand jury, have been a 112,O share of th e impaneled Tuesday, heard six Among persons commission on the aborted witnesses before recessing observed entering transaction. Thursday evening. 4k gran jury Binford reportedly was room questioned The grand jury is scheduld by Herring at length to continue its session next y e ste r d a y were last week about the thy Pt Tuesday morning. Lester Mandell, Tom deal. Handlui the reported clay B i n f o r d herring said he pernly John pit probe e State Atty. Abbott was handling the clay pit deal Yamnitz bh I R Robbie Herring and Assistant State probe but would not comment AUv. William Staley. herring Robinson and Tom on the probe. w with the jurors Tuesda Radloff. Herring is also believed to befr going to south Florida have taken tape recorded for a three- day golfing Seminole County Port Statements last week from vacation. Staley shuttled Authority. Yantz and Mandell witnesses irt and out of , the - John Yamnitz, vice R"off recently went, be( grand ;ur room Thursday president of 1urel Realty the tounly commission seek ' ' .- . .. . ' •.. - '. . , ( -'.-- 1 I .. - . . - ..- - . - A - , . t. . ;. . . . k1 A -.. . ing . - - . _ ______ I - - J / i, m . .\ . . ':JJ. - •, - 0 .594 . . ".• . I - , r - 11 . -. J /, .-• 1'-- ' ' 3 • I •) - said the race had not taken I f , . . - - ____ .. ,. ' i;x Z1 — Sanford, Florida 31 ,. . . - at .. . W*Itnesses Heard 6 • celebrity wheelchair race at the marina parking lot and walked ( with top honors in the of. ticiai kickoff for next week's Golden Age Olypics. t(eating a field of cornpetent fellow businessmen and politicans, Meyer wheeled two-tone chair over the yard course in a bItering 19.4 seconds beeakmg the k lot record of 20.5 by a Full second. In an earlier heat. Meyer had set the 205 dard 'its just a matter of strong arms, coordination, determination and desire to achlee deadpanned Meyer at the finish line Getung a par ' . -2nid • . Ward said lie hai talked A ith tnfordPuliceChiefBenBulter about the club and he is aware of the traditional problem of -outside loitering" by gangs of young people which can "run" a game room. lie said any -trouble-makers" would be denied access to the property. lie said he is opposed to the name "teenager" and prefers to call them iin. aduftc - I !_ : _j last pace in the special , 0 t . ".. ' I . Planner I) .it' F'arr Farr I the approval is subject to reviewing the parking situation after the club opens. Ward said he was responsible for bringing Victor Borge. Duane Eddy, Conwa Twilt% and Fontaine . iCraz' y Geogenheum to the Sanford area about 10 sears ago Ut said he has a lot ~f contacts with entertainment r'- p!e . ,j4re,t-~ . .__ 'r The insurance executive set d , (- .n already contracted to have Tins Fun appear soon. No liquor is involved and Ward said regular hours would begin at 3 p.m. The club would include dancing, live bands, a snack bar, a lounge and television set. a game room and -strict dress codes.There isdefinitely aneed for a place like this. I'm personally in Favor of it.' said Cit) . il- . ':.- ~ I I •t called "Jokers Four" were presented by Peter Ward. promoter, It is to be located where a former lighting fLture business and one-time nurser%L operated. 1t s strictly a discotheque for young aduits- ages 13 to 19 - ' where their parents can drop them off said Ward WLPrd said a grand opening is planned for Nov. 14 and he has .A& Gortlnn Th er was the biggtstwlalmsiniordrmda) A I - Meyer Wheels W in I ub Cl .. L I 0 MFG LIST - BAYERS ASPIRIN ~ . - I license application for a oun adult night club at 44O South French Ave.. a general coniniercial zone The recotn• mendation will come before the city mriiisston for final action at 7 p.m. on Monday, ZonersJ.Q,-Slim Gallowav and C. B. Franklin moved an~ eonded the successful motion respectively. Plans for the night spot, to be Sanford teenagers may soon have a night club of thei'r o. Action that direction was taken Thur--Ad) night by the Clt~`s Planning & Zoning (onwussion The commission approved a change of use and occupational ____ ___ 104 SUNDAY - PRICES GOOD THRJ SUN., NOV 2 i I - 9 _ 1 ___ lication For " 77 Daily - I PP B JOE ASKHE ('Strttcr MASTER _'i~ I • __- `IV SUNBEAM Soot For Teens oning Commission Approves A Some . t Z ' me ddr • I ' Clubs, Fm~ Sanford Nigh . • - it - - ATING LAYAWAY=NOW ____ 3LL LflLVI I i AMAR - - a~ N 0 I I I DEA LER . . - . 11 . I • 1/ 2 I '.&1 Gal. Reg. -II i ___ CMt.3226390 ----.. I SANFORL~ HEATING 8 AIR CONDITIONING 2609 S Sanford Ave LKA SELTZER OIL WRAP MILK A I - . l 36 $ _97 I £ \ ...- I I t A _______, i 1, -0 1 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS -— - PM NP - "• .. -. I 1.. -I ?.i•- I ' 1 :-- - ------- I- H ~=~;~~_~ . . — -.-- - _1L_ BOUNTY ___ • . - --.-- . EACH I~~ ~ PAPER P • :-.- TOWELS IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) 0 . 411 .• -. I • I 1 1 , - II -'•- ___ ' :._t - f, ;-1_ 7~ 14 1 --_._4 - -_.--J=,J - P4WZte FARMS . ..,. . overi will man the wheels and vie for the bold, brorue arid silver medallions awarded to (rst. sndafldthrtjfrnshers in each event of the Olympics. Designed as a parallel to the OlYmpics of track and field -- - _ A . .;A& —- r 11111111 — __ - - ... 0 I . .- - '. .1 - .- - ' . — X. i __S ~_ _ f - . LI . Sanford Recreation Department flag football league shamplonship game at lOam in Ft Mellon Park The F%rning Iferald will provide full coverage of this and - , ( rroumITheClock the - I -' §1 ..01" ' AM._V_1TrW I - ; Golden A ge Olympics action opens Monday, and concludes with a Saturday night dance b^-ft tafflo" I I -- --. .-- — ---- - - -. - - ---- - - :.==e.=-=eu-=-=- -=--:v ----'-- .• - 'r- - --- - ---- ----- ------ - - - .. -.n- -=..-- - __________________________ - --z _r-u-- ----. . r- -. =-+.r--=-. = - j -_ -n -.-:--r --.- -=r--==r.- - ---U-- - and awards ceremony at the Cisic Center. -.==Ufl=- - -- -r-- 4-A IIorospe ( ornies ~ - 4-11 Religion 4-8 Sports Crosiword Editorial -A Dear Abbs 8- A 7-A 1-2-3-H _B Women l' lIllH 1. TRAFFIC CRASH INJURES FIVE -.=- -- I _,__. - _ _ Partlycloud), to - - SanfordPoIfrereJfiveponsweretrratejidrelesedat both of Sanford, Pollee didn't releasethe names of thret Serrilwile Memorial Hospital ThursdaJ, after a truck-car collision pa%sengers In the auto. Officers said damage to the car and tnwk on E. 25th St, at Buy Ave. Patrolman John W. Foster identhled err estimated to total ,00O. No charges were rnae, pending the drIs'erof the truck asWiIIkMcCuller, l3fliW. l2thM., and the aut's s1ri.'r as Nancy IuIse Annondi, 1819 S. Summerlin Ave., =-=---==- - -r--_ - - -- ___ - - - _____ - .-_-- r- . - - _--'.______ ~Ai .. h I - -:. -n:- 4-B ,cl V~ internationalpublicsty'for Sanford and at sae promote civic ~Ontcreil." ,aid Mnt U • -zE_~,&~2jz___ -i - -n"~ _,P ___ .RP --. -. t t. a - ! - ___ Jayhawks To Face Bulldogs . IDEAL FOR - --,-.1-~;1W- itmired. Artists and craftsmen feature Prominently In the t _____ is the brainchild of Arnett. member of the sponsoring Commerce. c CAN BE CUTWITH SCISSORS PH. 322-2611 '- , ... . 300 N. FRENCH AVE. ...•,,,.. V Golden Age Olympics For All Is the Golden Age (ilymples only for athletes? No .. I ~~ I The Herald , c--:t- V.~~; 1 - .0im Homer, getting the hang of it ~~~4~ NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM _______ Is Inside Sunday ____________ \;: . -' ' Herring's staff has answered all questions about the probe With 'no comment Herring XCC return Sanford TUeSda)toresumedirectionof the ine3tigation. - 10 :_ ------I ,~_- - .::~_ . . 5 1; I-~- '- - -:i— ~. Next Friday between 9 and c , .-:;, — _______ . which baris secret meetings of public officials where decisiom The Civitan Club will man the rfreshrnent stand and sell hot dogs, drinks and other refreshmerits. Civinettes will sell refreshments throughout stands . I I , . - - ~ Band Festtva .' USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES i McClanahansfl6 ad Mike Hattaways233 In the championship heat Meyer took the lead early, used firm, even strokes train box to wire and coasted home almost 10 yards a head of liattaway, en Coun , Beifit Saturday at, 30p m at Association, the group which is the Seminole High School sponsoring wheelchair corn stathum in Sanford tinder the petition in the Golden Age mpics riy s wheelchair kickoff was ciiided into two heats with the to three finishers in each advancing to the finale In th opener, Leo King won with a .. --:';. 5 :2:: time of 251, followed by Jack _ia hlorneraUt,.IandVicArnettat 26.5, The second heat found , - -_ - - . - : - - 6 - SHEETS A spectacular fireworks - I • SPECIAL' 0 ALUMINUM 'I 0 mission turned down a rezoning reque,st on the proposed raceway site. It has been reportea that Herring's Clay pit probe centers on alleged violations of sponsorshop of time Sanford annual event include Somiunole Jack homer, executive from each $2 ticket to be a l{idmard Long, Uvitan Civitan Club and the Evening High, under the direction of director of the Creator Sanford plied to the outstanding balance President When dlof( d Ed Hughes, Civitan Herald. . Lyman High Chamber of Commerce and oF the high school stadium loan. Band Festival Chairman Alex ay Martha Oestreich; on a e • More than 700 student School, John Blair, director; chairmen 0; tue Seminole . • and courthouse, a was escort to ;nsucceingyearsbe 25 cen Serraes, BobLare) ) the grand jury witness room by schools will stretch from goal Donald E. Schmaus, director, mittee' , will be the master of host school. All other proceeds and I.ori Harper, president of one of Iferring's inv"Ugators, post to goal post asthey join mna Oviedo High, Richard Fern eremomes ewascarr)lnga will be split equally among the Semirole High Ct%lnettes massed band tv open the berg, director, take Howell The festival is being bands. It is not known if the grand program with a series of high Roland Castro director presented to raise money for Large trophies donated by will be presented to each head jury has called additional paiotic selectios t and I3hop Moore High School witrsP,P4 in its inestlgation band programs at each The Eening tierald will be majorette by A D McAll Bands participating in this Orlando, Eddie It. Smith. school. As host school, presented to participating ister Grand iur witness subpoena" lt of what is planned as an director Seminole will receive 25 cents bands b Herald Editor owner of Carefree Florists and are not a ;nford ,• t _ I P2gC $-A i • -1-,= Y) I flA B JANECASSF.fEJtfly ld ll ,-'JX ~_; r Sanford PR ICE: • RADIOS . STEREOS • PHONOGRAPHS • TAPE PLAYERS RECORDERS • Heating and Air Conditioning offer you year 'round comfort FOR FREE ESTIMATES 1. I DISCOUNT A -- J)A1A"Ll"1 REGULAR OFF . Fireworks To 11 1 1 ''I 0 ________ -____-_-_ ____-- ir Realty. - Tom Radloff, a former entering the jury room nur* Altamonte Springs city counsday. They were: cilrnan. Five persons were observed Golden Age Olympics Week. iStaff Photo by Tom Vincent, - . WE ARE YOUR AUTHORIZED 3:a_ Golden Age 01)7npics," said City Commis, sloner Gordon Meyer hits tape first and looks over Rev. Kenneth hlolt, speaking hssboWdertoseewhowassecnndtnwheelchafrracecagoff For the Sanford Ministerial -- -::.= ____=______ __ I Il' I'd' hr lix ers tur y. Highs in the low to mld8ft. Lows to low 70s. %lostl southeast winds 10 to 15 in on a the upper 6 mph decreasing at night ltai robablllts 60 per cent %- "'01 per rent toiflght and Saturday, CornP e detaili and tides are on , __ ~A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 06, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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HR, WV5 O OI<A Z (Ir /_ VM05,51R? .: i . 0(A? O RADOO __________________ 1 By Lawrence E. Iamb, M.I. C engage _____ I A CLATTER 'h BIMO BURNS HOW'S THE in sound good. than your mate for e s # D BLUE " 1 f "__~ A ig 1 _____ I If101e 90 - by Stoffel & Hcimdahl '--i .. '1*!!, . I 0*1 is 01 I 10-11 . 0 SORRY, I (7., '. A1 C) (T) J E (' - . LLL ____ ThUMBS TOY' / . ______ ______ — - ( . '. __ - . . .' . " . _____ ___ %.:- . I 0 W. _____ 9- ._•. •_____ BLONDIE Chic Young ES 00 '?VU MAVE HELP NOJ? A STANDING RIB ( NOW! kNOW NO, BUT I'vE GOT ONE TWAT IS IN SORT OP - THEY MEAN BY A IvIEATwEAD! ACROUCH 0 i-'\_../ I .- _____ - I . ! I , __ / 'r] W dor, " - rzz . ` Z1- •" 1.1i _~ ZZ7 to-zi -1 0 _-1_ 41 r 9" P --__:; ;7..Z:L - - -, _~ , :~ _ " .' tzz~7- ~ I — P - FUNNY BUSINESS T ____________________ b Al Vs..r (1' (- A - :& -I I I \\ ; 4 By Roger 8011en I A ( Y TS -_7 ' • 0 I Il by " ____ l TV CRITICS ARE F46HT, 7 TV IS A VAS'r \,, WASTELAND! YEAH. YEAm.-' .,. C I cs I , I .. . , • I I # ___II ' '. ,# 0 I ii 6 ~ - 0 ) # ______________________ _____ I "We figured you'd want to train h1m your own way - I 1 B _N by Bob Thaves DOONESBU FE / I __ = I N V - SW#13 IIMIRWI~Wlelvy / AS ,J 2 -_ - __ - -, / ! -Ma Jr A~hzM -- fiawu % &!, WE --~ ~ AW WAUM!M jj r Age! YOU 6wmvf, /of our - .- - _,p— * Erl -... ___ \ . . if n I 4 Candidates, who hase an nounced their intention to run in the election by picking UP . / i s= :1_~~~~Ilffi~~ A ~~ — 7 ~ 1i. i \ I lo-1) - TUMBLEWEEDS / i I C 'n h W-# - 0 ' 0% 4 I of " __-3:*~ - CK!1 THIS _ . - , 0121 10 by T. K. Ryan -y ø J SHORT RIBS _ . __________ . gj - - --- I - _ ____ - 'p 0 o . -- ________________________ ____ 1 1[1 1 _____ .s IN - • (-_ , ) - • _________________ 6UFFlNG1 0W ; =. L ALL 0. . ) I . : by Fnk Hill I . . I' _. cording to Mrs. Norton, in. elude: Claude Ash of 510 Fisher Road, Mary Daniels, wife of Councilman John Danleli; and Rev. Robert all for the post currently held b ' y Mrs. Van Eepoel I ] __________________ FOR A MON-M91 / I - MISEO GOP DSE I ThAT IF U PACK! 0 , Al I JUST KNEW I - TK4411) ___~_" f I iT -4- ..- K AT WAY 1 ' 2O ARS 4N - LL W'0 AN 0 4 01 a 0 0 I. • _____ ' _____ -1 -, seat while Laurent A. Pellerin of 116 Mom Road anhas nounced his intention to se the mayor's office If Piland does run this will be his first election in three years. He won a two-year term on city council In 12. As vice itotitlitucil on Page 2-A) 1 _., i -A. -.. C .I - _ - . -- . -,-~O, I ~.r - - - provide assistance minorities livi in this . -. - . - .1 Return ng to Seminole County, pomted "fledging" corporaons started or purchased SEEDCO which now em ploy more workers than before the advent of SEEDCO. . - ' K , \ i V J Agencies include: SEEDCO staff, V employes. Central Florida Ornamentals, four employes -Neptune Winch Corporation, two employes. -Seminole Bake Products Inc., 11 workers. -J. Smith Fruit Co., 138 workers. emole Citrus octa, -Product Movement Systems Inc., six employes. -A credit union, two employes. - I".u'.— '.' - ' - - - - . . All total,OrrsaysSEEDC isresponsiblefor 160 jobs. Before SEEDCO, agencies employed 124 workers. Now Orr says Oat number has jumped to 284 and he predicts a total of 3 workers will be working as a result of SEEDCO before the grant runs out Commander Jim Ripley of American Legion Post 53 of Sanford (right) presents American in 1977. SEED was awarded a federal grant of more than $ flag for milli Seminole High School to Assistant Principal Wayne Epps and Allyson Dupree, president on for a seven-year period. of SHS Student GovemenL (Held Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) lCont on age SA I - L -. 0 0- ' . n Block Thursda one foreclosure in Seminole," Beckwith said. on the project adjacent to a golf course at Winter Springs. prospective buyers at the auction because buyers will have to have cash4n.hand for U* condominiums, with mortgages ranging from $17,900 to $29,000 plus cos on the two and three-bedroom units. But Beckwith said he'll take certified or Cashier's checks on approval of First Federal of Orlando. A spokesman for tile mortgage holder said the condominiums will be sold free and clear of any liens or second mortgages. Beckwith said he'll use several deputy clerks to assist In the marathon auction on the courthouse steps, bottom fell out of the condominium market in central Florida and the units were unsold. state is forcing many of the state's mortgage bankers to shed t.heir conservative suits for a pitchman's jacket, with pockets fufl of hard sell gimmicks. If the Winter Springs cOndominiurm don't strike your fancy the purchase must be made th cash there are other condominiums in the area that can be bought his kauct on with financing a lable. i A risim, tide of condomiWum bd charges and taxes, while allowing the buyer to establish for himself the hquidation value of the home he is interested in," Possiel said. The towTO and eight villa patio homes which have three bedrooms and a swimmingpool. vai In a move believed to be unprecedented in Florida real estate history, the 48 units of The Oaks at Errol Estate condominium development on U.S. 441 near Apopka will be indisidually auctioned to e public Saturday. According to William H. Po&qiel, senior vice president of Western Mortgage Corp., the marketing event is designed to benefit both the mortgage banking firm, second largest in the nation, and the prospective home buyer in the Orlando metropolitan area. 'By accelerating the *'This is the largest number of parcels to be sold in e of these units the cornPany can minimize losses through savings in carr)ing SatuAt tile atiction near Apopka starting at 11 a.m., rday, Western isoffe ngtofman utafor 30 years at nine per cent interest with IoW cent down and per cent with per cent down. "Here's what we've been faced with," said Rick DOwnham. Western's Florida vice president. -Back in the last quarter of '74 and the fst quarter of '75, developers with one, two or ftee projeC13 going 'erex tended themselss and ended up in a severe cash bind. We really didn't have any choice bdt to take over the properties on a deed in lieu of foreclosure and try to sell them ourselves." Today jit -1 - -# iV I-1.,.~ . . — •.' - Panel On Double Taxation CALNO Expands ___ . - I 1 V . ,4 p i " - -- lk , . / V - - - ~ ) ) iz _- , _)i, IV "i I f La.. I I , -_ ~_ done a hell of a b (r said Then he went on Orr said SEEDCO is a "vital link" in the chain that would help close that gap because the "poor are a drag on society." And, he said, handouts ren't the answer, but the creation f new businesses where blacks and the underprivileged can work the answer. qat -A - / i~-i :.. -_ _______ For that Orr verbally took the commisrsion to New York and Uarlem where, he said. "Park Avenue begins as the showcase of the world and ends at the Department Of Welfare. "New York has more rats than people," Off said, adding that the U.S. has Failed to close the gap between the have and the hav no because blacksstilibear the brunt ofunemployment" - A ., ~ W First Federal of Orlando filed the foreclosure action A source close to the project said the developers lost to collect the unpaid principal balsnce of p.19 million almost as much as the mortgage amount also when the - k_." _ - ..W ._ ___ . T -.'. j , --~=_-; _~ - t z _~*~ -L~- .i- v_;.- ~ DECLARED _J 4 7 .- F t;~a ~V:i~~ ~P - ,=,e _v,;!, - . -_ _&~ , i.1 _~!;*~ - --Y ~!Qk:M;-~_--~- . - ~~- ~ . DERBY DAY z. - I I , - Tangerine Bowl officials todayvokdtogoaheadwjffi structural defects In the stadium have limited seating has e charged the acIt to 20000 Story, Page I The CAIO Council of Local were made to es en out the ratio chairman, ' • , 11GovernmenthThesday relved of city to county represer.- county with collecting taxes in ' two and possibly three ad tatis Cs serving on the corn- some areas and not providing ditional members as part of its nlittee. __ I \ I) servims, thus the terni "double ' fIIO at P -sa T-C I - - .- ~_ Around Thc(lock 4 taxation subcommittee from ficials outnumber county 4A . I- _ ._ On the other hand officials say double taxation Calendar Two county officials were I - IL ...... SA In a letter to Ellis and Jones, does not exist. 'I . Duerr said -A .1coword County Conunission to serve On has3s oted to ask thatt)ou serve 7A st the sub(-onimittee, and a third, or, tile coninuttee on double 4A %%ith recoini I wrlda lions which I i Ashby Jones, receised an i taxation would solve the cenoverss Dr. Lamb -11iis conunittee was setUP committee chairman. The committee includes 110roScope '.."'......'r SC Ilie commission appointed to look into various aspects of X z . Bob Ellis, the commission's this problem and to make Obituaries SA N legislative delegation, the Sports . . ......... L . administrative assistant, and recominendittions; regarding - ........ .+.Ill Greater Sanford Chamber of 4 Sig Pearson, chief ut the Office Television . ... .. .'-j legislation, the need For Management Analysis a ctum Women 1 'i ''A1C ' legislatiehanes, and or her Evaluation IOMAE as well as representatives As ar ii a % f ATHEII However. Jones, the deputs Sanford Mayor Lce Moore proclaims Nov. 11 Deltona Derby Day From Florida Technological circWt court clerk, received an "We hope to conduct an ill. Ur~versity (F welcoming Florida and outitate women pilots to n1ord and -171U). Tuesday's high 79. O.,-ernight invitation from Mrs. Duerr and depth, unbiased study whose Also expected to serve are low 51. the Sanford-Central Florida Airport as (left to right) Mrs Bonnie said his surwirvisor, Circuit results would (oniniand re-sPtvt tsenaier, of Merritt Island, Deltona Derby chairman; Glen representatives from tile Farni Mostly fair through lbu.r. Court Clerk Art Beckwith Jr., both by of the nature of virtue Penn)wift, chairman Greater Sanford Chamber of Bureau, the Seminole County sda. A little warm er, highs in Commerce instructed him to attend the the ikeup of the committee Ikague of Aviation Committee, Jack Homer, exeeuJse director of th e Civic Associations the low to mid 80* Law, in the committee meetings The and the quality of the stud) and the president of the low to mid $OL Noflheaste Chamber; and Mrs. Jean Bhrks of Sanford, official timer for the commission appointed Pearson undertaken." derby. The mayor urges the public to welcome the county's League of Women winds sruund 10 m today pilots at 11 in place of Jones Seminole County cities, Votes s. a.m., Nov. 11 at the Acm Services Terminal Building at the air. becoming light by Thursday. County Attorney Tom particularly Casselberry, port ihleraW Photo by Torn Vincent) fIcIaL hope for a balanced Complete detallc and tides Feeiiiansai'Ithe appointmeats where Mrs Duerr is council oIililiItttt are on Page I r'" ••"• 'F Gary Hunt has said he will be AATl. d t :-tri ; - 4 Sheoah Condo ' = W Superintendent Henderson d P ' ck I ualif in pipers, the clerk said. Candidate qualifying period closes I ' / r- I __ I 0 i A I anurnberwhichJumpsto284 after SFFO.svoI%,ement Orr s iid IX () one of 1 to h projectsin the nation Ole only one in Florida, since its establishment in 1970 with a federal grant pumped ,376,868 in the local economy t.____ . Want to buy a new condominium at auction prices" With the candidate qualifying with your money in hand, is the west* ce to period to end in Lake Mary at , c steps Oi we Seminole ' noon Friday for the Dec, 2 city o Uflt MIOuse t ii a m election, only two candidates Thursday. have filed qualifying Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. and deputy documents so far, City Clerk clerks will be auctioning off 114 eoah condominiums Kay&issman said today. to satisfy mortgages held by First Federal Savings and Mrs. &assinan said three city Council seats are open in thisIan of Orlando. year's election, but only in. Circuit Court Judge Voile Wllllsms Jr. has ordered combent Coundlmen Martin the fully-built, complete but unsold units at Winter Bacon Sr. and Harry Terry Springs sold one-by-one, in a foreclosure suit against have qualified. Development Enterprises Inc., of Worcester, Mass. member Virginia Mercer announced recently she would not seek r election. Five other city residentshave picked up qualifying doct.urients, however. Prospective candidates in- :nnagernent jobs just aren't Commission aian d Vten Jr., who says he agrees t1y with the concept of SEED, placed Orr on the agenda communiUon" with the commjson and wi th the public. 284. _______________________________________________ Ile said he doesn't expect a large number of qualifying papers only in. cumbent city council member Irene Vin Fe lhas 'islified Neither Piland 1071r OY HIS 4R T . - - agency. .%, ~ By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer by Garry Trudeau — . that number has lumped to 0 , zoning Winter Springs City Clerk Mary ,Norton said today although a number of city his ~ ~~~~~~~~~I~~ 1 . oft ... so k T FRANK AND ERNEST ___ = - I- - to" existed Since the formation of SE E DCO, . ' I 4 t ifF .A W~ Herald staff Writer • E n O -9 FOR CARrOONS! : ' - ' : '' .. 44 ApoPk0 Area Units Also For SJ% ale - - & _~ . ?_.. to plead SEEIXD's case alter a sry appeared in an Orlando newspaper criticizing the number of jobs secured by the Thou O said he would not "weak that story, he said hargt that SEED spent $miluion create only 10 d- mentattem country. NEW FLAG FOR . Two File Fo r Seats A • Bob Montana t t for hit x opli nceds of Ii Seminole County agencies, Len Unitas. United Way president and -11111 Rasa, campaign chairman, %'oldcoidencethatthe crucial 48 hours before the Victory Celebration Thursday night at Quality Inn, North, lngwood (I& SIt 434i ould see the solunteer corps bringing in the $45,000 needed to top u $l54. goal. Highligh of the reporIa included the addition of two Payroll Deduction Honor Roll firms. Sprague Electric, Ingwood and Florida Soltw ires Altamonte Springs. Fourteen Florida employes pledged $1,625. Another Par)'oll Deduction Honor Itoll firm, General Dynamics, cxceeded its previously set goal with a total of $9,279. Margaret Ganas, United Way executive secretary, reported a surprise gift from the Ickheed employes, Sunnyvale, Calif., 'BucF-thMonth Club" in amount of $100. A letter from the firm indicated that some employe had designated Seminole County s the recipient of their share in the company's United Way efforts, Thanks To _______ 0 Unied ii i I Po9 S in the shadow of wealth" before returning to Seminole County where he sass his agency, since 10, has pumped more than tillioninthelocaleconomyandcreatedl60 jobs r said the Semole Employment Economic Dovelopment Corporation (SFFfl( since 1974 "saved or got loans for 1;11, ,1I1cs.W_s, .Ald tfiww busill(:Sws alone ellipluy ~2 pCople." ,U total, Including the "saved businesses," presen ted statistics ' ' TERPME! 10 0 __________ ___ ' .. 4 1 I ~ 0 3 20 ñr _____ O1 _______ I ' ;j, 30 _____ KINDERC42MN"'~_ f ___ 1 (L r " d r -- I ACME WECISION ME! n 44 i i1JITTh1111tII I! MIikl J.-M- 1'u1''h1''i ' I REVEREND WEEMS! /1 -- N. V. ,;1SOMEOC)Y ____ 40 ' — ______________ if I -- I i Fo %14 - I L_ r 2 — _____ IV $1 T - o ______________ of 60 - I to 1 I - IN I Holiday Inn Lions P SEEDCO Horace Orr presented statistics which show b before E E DCO s Involvement, 124 jobs SEEDCO President Horace Orr took county commissioners cia on a philosophicol tour of Harlem where "poverty exists brought cash and pledges of $li,512 to the Sanford Club luncheon I uesda 70 ites C ByEDPRlCK IIeraldSIaffWdr County United Way ' b / BUGS BUNNY 4% E I - — 4 5nford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents the P1kfl. I Isi Ofl leaders Wgh blood pressure. Will ap Preventing Athercsclerosis. rlate some help. DEAR DR. IAMB I don't A W D E AR READER have too big a problem, but Cholesterol is only an animal would like some information. 11% OSWALD and 3XNIES JACMIN' product. I keep getting letters My hair stops growing alter a Another name for the short asking about it being in nub. It while and doesn't get very lo. NORTH 21 club is the junior notrump is not The rub is that excess fat I would like know if there s £ 102 si nce in genera' it is id in the diet, particularly some way to stimulate hair to K J 103 you have notrump distribution saturated fat found in animal make it • A Q 106 and are too weak to pe one stimulates the liver to fom DEAR READER Contrary £Q 64 notrurnp C AST increased amounts of to SOUIL o verly enthusiastic In general when SOU ' cholesterol. Excess calories advertisement, there is a distribution lub ,w 9654 hid may do the same thing: 4ff solutely no way to stimulate cand •732 •K98 your suit you should rebid 0fle Your doctor is right to put you hair to grow where you want it £10983 75 hotrump and conceal your on a diet. It may help lower to. That is why a number of SOUTH ID) four-card major. Thus. South your cholesterol level, and it people have turned to hair AK .l 6 rebid one notrump, not one should be lowered. transplants. If a treatment vQ 82 spade. 54 Cholesterol is formed chiefly were available that caused hair This time it is all rather u 46 A K2 by the liver. The liver ac in to grow successfully, it would important. North-South OU Neither vulnerable many ways as a regulator of have been used. three re blood cholesterol. In some There are some interesting e bidding F people with certain inherited experimental projects using overtrick. characteristics the liver tends hornwits tc stimulate hair li"', I& to form more cholesterol, even follicles, but that is about it. Pa 1NI Pass i if the person is skinny and on a Your hair is like an evergreen A Mississippi reader wan Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pan good wet. In other persons, tree, and some hair is lost to know what you should resPau even w hen obese, the liver constantly while new hair is to partners forcing twoOPeI lead — £ I spade bid when you hold seems not to form so much growing. The cycle and other cholesterol. 1s may be a characteristics (some ByOswald&Jamesiaeoby We recommend a mere genetic factor, just as diabetes inherited) control the length of When you use the short club raise to three spades to set the can be, your hair. Obviously a slow. The cholesterol in your blood growing hair with a short life properly there are several suit Later on you plan to take rules to follow. The first one is further action to show that really comes front two sources, span Won't get too long. that you do not bid it when you really have a tremendous that manufactured by your own forcing bid. You can correct some your distribution Is anything a O$)O5 of JACOB? body, chiefly in the liver, and medical problems that are except 4.4-3.2 or 4.3-3-3. The ( r that absorbed in your food. Only associated with falling hair. second is that you do not bid it MODERN, send $1 to: "Win a few foods are really high in Women sometimes have this when you only hold two clubs. at Bridge," clo this The third Is that you do not bid newspaper. P 0. Box 489, cholesterol. Chief among these problem after pregriancy, but it hold four Radio City Station, Now York are the egg yolk and organ is temporary. You can also help 10019) honor. diamonds to an mcats. particularly brains. your hair by not working it over If you want more information with beauty aids or .severe on foods and diet to control types of hair styles. CARNIVAL by Dick Tumor — Orr At tile fourth an(i fin,al relxjrt session before close of the 19Th -100% make - DO' NG, 3is 0 , PRISCILUS '1- —_ y have I ! .-J_ 1111erilit r Lists 160 New Jobs Un ite d Wa Goal I Hits 73 Per Cent ' I ~_111__ ., - - - -- V. -V "' - CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. quiet 1 .---- Li ' little. reasoning today. You'll DEAR DR. IAMB What Is A Piscm Fb 20-March Dr. the right moves. only the cause of cholesterol in one's home is going C 'nm' at LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. , ) s)stem' I understand that it after the frantic J things to f good Friends will make comes From fatty acids in ) am Lamb past few dabs Even If activityt° happen for you today. animal faL butter, nub, etc. it plan Why n p you have to work, keep them but I imder why some people around. They'll bring you high cholesterol levels and t, BIRTHDAY others don t although each are iOUR 22 l5 : A, ' !.' , I Oct. SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov fl) A on similar diets. cholesterol. write to me in care changes for After the many change in your thinking will be Ms ttiok sterol level is 343 of this nesspaper, P0 [lox for In lht i ht ur C tor Soil to take. I I .111d iny pbysician bas tile on a 1551, Hadio City Station, Ncw }OU your new friends to bring by La rry Lewis Listen eagerly to otiliers. They i diet and tells me the level York, NY 10019. Send 50 cents, a could furnith valuable clues, not only financial gains, a shouldn't be, over 250 at the long, stamped, self-addressed inore active social life. SAGITTARIUS most. I'm 58, male, in good envelope, and ask for e SCHOOL - _____ ; I - - 68th Year, No, 5Wednesday, October 22, 1915 tackle do-it-yourself projects enjoy being around people on the back burner. All will go today. They'll think you're a smoothly. You'll accomplish fine person and will be anxious what you set out to do. AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) to cooperate. (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You could get the ur%e to VIRGO What seems even to you to be socialize today. Keep In mind luck will be your knack to you won't have to look further No Cho I esteroI Found In Nuts by Art Sansom I VJUT lk TRLXI ELDWMI!f~ em ... . _______ 111veiti get "feeling" little ad to day, you'll may take have TAURUS(April 2(~May 20) If some pleasant news to Inspire develop, but they will you wait till evening to shop you. Be prepared for an active fatter pocketbook. , Q THE BORN LOSER . - - - 0 are, more generous 41vi I - share GERMINI (May 21-June )) fun _AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ CANCER (June for, Take the initiative and you'll ______ _____ - -.---.- .----.-- ~ 21) You're fortunate today with others. when you u1 you the s or The back in the long more y ou 'll you've evening. you ' night out — — I - . ..... ll find exactly what Selections and Don't been looking Y deserve a wait for friends to call you. bargains will be best. ARIL (March 21-April 19) _____ f - For Wednesdayo October 22, 1975 — 1 _-_=___=_,,_J- - 8lllItNlCEIIFI)EOSOI tI-- I'E IT I -_=----=- I D U5E 1414A PS I -- __________ _____ _____ - Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY TO TAKE l4!15 - -- - �p 2A—E d, Sanfcrft_ - Wednesday, Oct. 22, 97S Three Arrested On Drug Charges _1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 sssIsIll 1111 -_ S tate Finds FLORIDA I 1 Delaware Men Given Directions"To Jail i.ui NATION Vflfl fl.. SS ta.uiu Sanford police today reported arrested and officers said a stance and two counts of search of the van turned up a possession of drug parapher- a 34-year-old Sanford man was Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF small quanti ty of marijuana nalia was Anthony Seth treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital Tuesday "after Plus a hypodermic needle and Crabtree, 22,, of Dover, Del. smoking some marijuana Five packets of white, powdery directions Tuesday at a service tions. substa nce under a seat. Paul Anthony Vitanza, 22, of which mad" turn very lck." sta tion near the Casselberry Officers sa id there was a Salerno said the packets were Milford, Del., and John Thomas Police headquarters found "pungent odor" coming from Patrolman John Moore sent to the Sanford Crime Lab Ilamman, 22, of Delaware, themselves victims of circurn. the van that could be smelled for analysis. were booked on $10,000 bond reported the man turned over Uat i tin uiw mrorn- iu ieei away. Booked at the county jail on each on charges of possession of less than five grams of charges One of the men tn the van was alleged to contain marijuana, $20,000 bond on two counts of controlled substance and marijuana to detective Ed Sheriff's detective Ralph observed smoking a cigarette police said. The men were possession of controlled sub- possession of paraphernalia. Hughes for lab testing. Consumer Prices Increase One-Half Per Cent WASHINGTON (All — Consumer prices increased five-tenths of I per cent in September, largely because of higher prices for transportation, education, medical services, utilities and cloth ing, the government said today. But for the first time since early th is year, th ere was a decline in Food pri ces at supermarkets a drop of twoten ths of I per ce nt since August. The Labor Department said prices were down sharply f or Fresh fruits, vegetables and beef. The Septem be r figures mean consumer prices are increasing at an annual rate of 6 per cent, w hi ch is below the 8 per ce nt annual inflation ra te forecast by th e government. For the first nine mon ths of 1975 consumer prices have increased 5.1 per cent, and for the 12-month pe riod ending in Septem ber th ey increased 7.8 per cent. S - . tuI - -.. Iu ''_ AP -- . .. i , .'.... , - _Ikw _~ L i - M-tC_e- I ' ilL - 0 P - \ . ' ' 1 1 . ' . - . - WASHINGTON AP A plan being studied by a Senate panel would give New York City $6 billion in federal loan guarantees, but the measure appears doomed because it would require reluctant officials to pass a special state ta x. The proposal, drawn up by the Senate Banking Co mmittee's staff, would grant the federal loan guarantees for one year. It also would require that priva te in vestors purchase bonds in which up to 20 per cent of value was unguaranteed. The proposal would req uire that state officials impose a special tax of about $420 million to pay about half of New Yor k City's expected operating deficit, but Gov. Hugh Carey voiced strong reluctance to go along wi th such a plan. — 1' -. -. - UAEIOWFFN mmlii i'nmnir niter, WASHINGTON (AP) Motorists can co ntinue to take itemized fed eral tax deductions for the state and local taxes they pay on gasoline, the House Ways and Means Committee says. The commi ttee reversed a previous decision and decided on Tuesday to continue a llowing some 20 million Americans to claim the gasoli ne tax deduction on their federal tax forms. Congressi onal tax experts had said the commi t tee's earlier decision to propose repealing the ded uction would have increased taxes on American motorists by $4.00 billion over the next six years and would have forced a reduction of gasoline consumption amoun ting to about 60,000 barrels a day. - I Pti nd iri ri ( By JANE CASSELBERRY - Initial II ;I fc I r (' +t, I I '4ii IJ U — legislation, the Senate also planned to vote today on two amendments that would force big cu-gas companies to divest some of their energy holdings. gas Grain Buys Hinge On Soviets W ASHINGTON (AP) U.S. off icia ls say the size of future Russian grain purchases hinge on decisions by the &iets about the size of their livest ock he rds. The fi ve-ear grain deal signed Monday by the two countries covers wh ea t and corn, and as long as U.S. ha rvest are ample, Russia will be guaran teed at least six million metric tons of grain and up to eight m illi on If wanted. One of the developments to watch, a ccording to Assistant Secre tary Richa rd E. Bell, is whether Russia will maintain Its record livestock Inventory this winter despite a huge shortfall in the 1975 Russian harvest. - — to to were 0' Sheriff's fs deputies reported a or ex es I — JACKSONVILLE (AP) -. - - 410 vent a --------- at two of property. four gunshot wounds received OMAE will keep close tabs on in a pre-dawn Monday robbery 4? the budget and keep the corn- at the motel. mission informed when any Tuesday investigators for the • danger areas are confronted. Public Defender's office said One such area, an appeal to ey found th themselves "sod. Tallahassee by Sheriff John denly surrounded by sheriff's Polk for his full $2.6-million deputies" while walking along'W _________ budget request for fiscal 75-76 • side SR 46A near Airport already threatens the fines and any dedicated street," she John Tscheider, Altamonte ev ar d In a sear ch for a gun forfeitures contingency fund believed used added, dentist; John Huber, the robbery. Commission Chairman Sid When asked by City Attorney mechanical Dr. Vlhlen Jr. says if Polk wins the shooting. prrNewman Brock "Which Hat- Robert Blackburn , a consultant j,. S • appeal It will "wipe out" the Apparently a passing taway she was referring to, she on aquatic problems and contingency. sheriffs deputy spotted the replied "1 was told Mike flat- Charles P. Laughlin of the The sheriff has filed his apsea.chers and notified Intaway (county commissioner), United Sta tes Geodetic Survey ALTAMONIE'S MAYOR HONORED peal, and the Florida Cabinet is vestigators working on the but the property both sides of (USGS). Mayor and Mrs. Norman Floyd of Altamonte Springs display the expected to rule on Polk's the road is owned by "Hat" City Commissioners Cal annual "Good Government Award" presented by the South request next month. DeVoney and Sandra Glean Seminole Jaycees to Floyd during the (JR.) Hattaway." The commission offered the Spokesmen for both the meeting Browning said, "i think the were named Tuesday night. Floyd Is completing his first term In office, sheriff $2.3-million, which he Public Defender's office and road Is not really road, but a bers the committee last turned down. the Sheriff's office today said no dedicated right-of-way and it week. Mrs. Glenn said today it weapon was found. 01 has been substantially im- is expected the committee will proved by use pr An 18-ye ar-old Sa nford man, funds, be holding an organizati onal Two Seats W Illiam Andrew Ware, has Without the two culverts it meeting within the month and would not be accessible, and will have a meeting by Dec. 1 to been charged with aggravated (Continued From Page 1-A) Zacco and Gerald Christiansen, Altamonte Springs is schethilcJ assault, robbery, assault with given the proper amount of which the interested public will mayor, traditionally a post to a real estate salesman. Grier for Nov. 4. time it will be an asset. He has be invited, intent to commit murder and which a councilman is elected served five years on the city On the ballot there will be use of a firearm in commission the right to close it off as it Mrs. Glenn noted that experts by his colleagues. Piland council prior needs to settle another 30 days. from the University of Florida succeeded the mayor's office 1972 as mayor.to his election in Mayor Norman Floyd, cornFelony in the case. pleting his first two-year term, At the proper time I would like and the USGS met with city early in 1974 after the newly The Field vying for the challenged by A Winter Park Hospital to make a motion to accept this officials recently to discuss elected that time, Roy Seats on the Casselberry City Lawrence Swofford. ex-Mayor Under the spokesi'nnn reported today that t excellent improvement." state and federal moneys McClain, resigned. Council includes Fred hlussey, new city charter the term of Michael Lee Trier, 17, of Police Chief John Govoruhk av2llable for solving aquatic In Longwood and Casselberry five-term incumbent Council mayor has been expanded to Casselberry, listed in said he authorized closing ofthe and drainage problems. the candidate qualification member Edith Duerr; August three years. road 'until it gets stable" conditIon. Trier The USGS representative period closed last Friday. hlodak, former two-term suffered abr oken leg and severe said the water level In and Three council seats will co'Jncilman John Leighty and For the two open city corn- lacerations Brock pointed out unless around the city has been be decided in the Longwood Nathan Van Meter. Monday afternoon mission flashers installed to call tracked by the federal agency. election while the mayor's incumbent when be reportedly the The two candidater who poll Commissioner Cal DeVoney Is path of a truck attention to the cable, the city Both shor t Oviedo term and long term of fice and two council posts are the most votes from the field running Unopposed for would be liable if "a carload of solutions to flooding a second practicing or the Oviedo High problems on the ballot In Casselberry. will be elected to the open two- year term while th teenagers tried ree-term School cross country track . ,,,4drive down are ('its' f r . being considered, Mrs. b'ingwood Council mneniber council seals. tIAb.. to correct '- _____________ £ - ' ,_........ - -- in -..,-- Authority Income Questioned — city commission ex officio m.em- of of File For Council ivate of a TALLAHASSEE (All) Auditor General Ernest Ellison today questioned a Cross-Florida Barge Canal Authority source of Income interest from money it was given in 1969-70 to buy land. The authority should seek clarification from Atty. Gen. Robert She yin whether the money should go back int, the state treasury under a law requiring reversion of unspent funds, Ellison said in an audit of the authority. The authority was given $325 million in 1969 and 1970. As of June 30, 1974, It had $501,000 left, earning interest of $17000, he said. - on a Mayor Norman Floyd of — misappropriating" watersewer revenue trust funds. Floyd's opponent for reelection to the city's chief executive office. ex-Mavor .awrence Swofford, charged Floyd with the misapSwofford took his charges to Mike Hose of the legislative auditing committee and Art Canady of Cow. Reubin Askew's Office in Tallahassee and to Herring's office in Titusville. The Sellers-Wilson report said, "There is no factual basis to support the allegations by Swofford. Floyd opined that Swofford's lack of knowled ge of accounting, as evidenced by the poor condition of the financial records found by the auditor, and misunderstanding the 'contribution' coupled with Swofford's desire to discredit tils political opponent, led to Swofford's accusations against 'Floyd which Floyd noted were based on events that Swofford himself was responsible for." t" I mayor at Is satisfactory elty seats, ran into at f to ,'-"... - ('nmrniccinnir while MIAMI (API—Strike-grounded National Airlines says ills laying off 10 per cent of its management and won't be able to recall all its union employes even If It settles with striking flight attendants. The strikers' chief negotiator, meanwhile, indicates optimism over contract talks that are today. "There's a lot to work but we're excited," Maggie Rowe, president of the striking Flight Attendants Association, said late Tuesday during the second day-long session In new talks called by top federal mediator William J. Userv. to continue out of - .. year tiiie a _____ ______ i s tore drug 1WJ s ____ 7 ____ L sewer only went to Herring on Rose's and Canady's advice, Swofford said that the audit done by the Sanford firm c Greene and Dycus during the Swofford administration 1972- election." '73 fiscal year did not show any money owed the general fund by the utility fund. Swofford said the money "contributed"tothe utility fund From the general fund was UI. I SUPERX SLJPERx MULTIPLE MULTIPLE l._..A IRON 3i TS 1 PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. OCT. 25 . 1st IIGMV Both investigators noted in the report sent to Askew's Tallahassee that IA1 21 - 0 office I , . ., AA 4, 1975." Swofford had charged that Floyd improperly transferred and sewer revenue trust funds, pledged to pay off federal loans the utility system, into the general fund to balance an 09 1 . ._ . LIMIT 2 DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTION PRICES ! - city 's to COVER GIRL NICE'N EASY MAKEUP CLAIROL HAIR COLOR t 34 ', Swofford alleged that the $300 I ! BIG Amrwarms, C tA1 UIA i-.. from ______________ - utworms. One gallon co eli aerqe lawn twice. Appli es ci, y 397 with hose sprayer or sprinkling can. 1 GALLON Floyd, under oath, the report Model 1240 - - . —_ KISSES lOot Bag MoUndS JET STREAM AI ," - 1202 J , i.iur,l 29!?1 1 crorn enuirn 3ILflLU ,UUflLI AS,ar. S 77 NESTLE'S qqc k 2A - r' a,w 10"T Automat cIeansnq brush 099 PEG 12 88 -cDAZEY SEAL-A-MEAL • v u CHILDREN'S keep I,M-o, , - - Bod in bag and hm a hot MODEL "VSl U 99 11.88. - FREEZER BAGS count HALLOWEEN _ .... COSTUMES ,!-- 4 * 4 .%j WIJETTE FM/AM/FM - 97 REG 3549 Hat I" bm you Cets cook shut CANDY BARS RUN flUdLI ,I, . 49 OUNDS M 18 ~ ~__,~~, 29C REG 7q~ BITE SIZE 61, , S 16 02 BAGS 1 39 ea PEANUT BUTTER 44 II THERMOMETER SKIN MACHINE 10 - __ ___ ~ 'S)Model ISM 1 IH Monday / i. in I1~ CANDY 0 BARS SMUSKEItERS4! REG99 CORN POPPER i REG 12" INDOOR/OUTDOOR '0 , '0 (0 I0 ' "° \20 tao, \30_' -. Mudel IM 9224 40 Makes delicious popcorn without ,1 shakinto or UI • 99 CLAIROL MIRRO 4QUART I seeds SLBS - FUN SIZE EG 16 48 - sunflower 1 88 1R LOU 1 6 9aI capacity. 7C generous 49 ' IRfl amount of 12.oz, Bag REG HUMIDIFIER - 1 CANDY CORN 39 ' HANKSCRAFT COOL-VAPOR says, afte r waiving Immunity, acknowledge he received a campaign contribution of $300 from Gibbs, but that Gibbs had said nothing to him to Indicate the contibution was from anyone ot her than Gibbs. Thereportnotes thatduringa prior investigation, Gibbs acknowledged the $300 was given to him by Lester Zim. merman, also of Greater Construction Co. Mandell, during previous I BRACH'S w1t 58 1.5 OZ. BIRD SEED A~%j I. SUPER CHINCH SPRAY ROLL ON 25 TABLETS ' ' RIGHT GUARD 97c COLD TABLETS .. Em rrlIloN Xiii Chinch Bugs, Ants, Ticks, Fleas Grub,, PRESCRIPTIONS ATSUPERN. SHOULDN'T WE BE FILLING YOURS? ' ~ — CORICIDIN D af WE WILL BE OPEN VETERAN'S DAY MONDAY, OCT. 27 .. --- PEOPLE, EVERY DA -' i:ii _____ (4 .-\,~% ~!v - a proper ..t (5 ls~121 SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTHAVD YOUR BUDGET WITH SUPERI overspent budget. The auditor, Charles reported the city in State Sen. John Vogt (I)Cocoa Beach) is expected to meet with Seminole County School Superintendent W. P. "Bud" Layer here at 2 p.m. Monday to discuss courtesy busing statewide and L" - operating On Busing f2l( C r Q 2 90 LIMIT 2 CARTONS LIMIT 1 for given Floyd by Gibbs actually was from Lester Mandell (of Greater Construction Co.) and that Floyd knew the $300 came Mundell, .Swofford contended since the dona tion was recorded from Gibbs and not Mandell, it was a violation of the Florida election * __ .. PER CARTON F water writing, however, that the $176,992 alluded to by Swofford as misappropriated was in fact money which had been advanced by the general fund for util ity expenditures and properly returned to the general fund, In bookkeepeing procedure. The report from the state attorney investigators said Swofford also contended that during the city election campaign when he was defeated by Floyd in 1973, that a"LeslleM, Gibbs had donated $300 to Floyd.' HALF GALLON ft r_1, 29 '100 MM 431 '- ICE CREAM 401 ~ ,. ) (C r IJWT CLAIROL HAIR SPRAY , 1111, "Swofford and Floyd are currently the Lansing, FINAL NET r _~~ ALL POPULAR BRANDS REG. AND FILTER I YEARS suppiy i BORDEN'S ELSIE BRAND CIGARETTES ,-- 89 ______ of I rI' PAULTOPLA YEARS SUPPLY REG. 1.97 ; ' 97 _ ________ JUMBO ROLL Man VITAMINS 4'f VITAMINS , W __________ ___ . ____ connection _____ ,4 SCOITOWELS water and fees specifically excluded as income of the utility system In the sewer and water bond ordinances. Pointing tc herring, Swofford said, "He is the same who got an opponent in the last election Indicted and then the charges were dropped after the He also charged that Herring had allowed his office to be used In the past against Swofford in political campaigns and that he - ______ _____ vestigation. SUPERx VITAMIN SALE F_IP Vogt Here National To Lay Off Officials shortage of __ _____ two are . \__I - _______ engineer; Nightmare For TeenAger %'flçfl.'J( HAVEN (Al' i Two weeks ago, a car driven by 16-year-old Jimmy Harvey struck and killed a little girl when she pedaled her bicycle In front of his automobile. Police said Jimmy was blameless. Haunted by nightmares, Jimmy went for an evening drive last Saturday to ease his torment. Another car suddenly appeared in the road directly in front of him and fate struck again. -God, I've killed two people," Jimmy screamed. • - — at - -. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat will visit Jacksonville for four days beginning Nov. 1, the State Department said Wednesday. During his Florida stay, which officials called a "%'aca(ion," Sadat will be the guest Raymond Mason, president of the Charter Co., a Jacksonville-based conglomerate with oil interests In the Middle East. Sadat will stay at Mason's estate Epping Forest on the St. John's River. Officials said Sadat Is coming to the United States the official invitation of President Ford. The presidents will confer in Washington before Sadat arrives In Jacksonville. extensive .•• j , kgally, from the city's standwaterways and coming point, and from the county's up with answers standpoint, they were drainage problems In the community. paid for privately, "I investigated and found The committee includes: cable put across Stoner Road Ross Brewer of the Winter Par k with a padlock and no Telephone Co., Byron Kimball, trespassing sign. Ordinance 119 retired real estate broker; Ron adopted June 2 In effect Brock, personnel director at prohibited blockage oftrafficof WinterParkTelephoneCo., Dr. for of - ... to Sadat To Visit Jacksonville ' to munity colleges Askew, citing encouraging national economic trends, said if an upturn does take hold Florida need to take the drastic measures outlined by Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington. Turlington presented the Cabinet Tuesday his next year. lie said it would require a limit on enrollment. . dli- com- proposed "stand-still" $1.61-buliion budget request I ________ nnr of may not — - In Enrollment Limit Uncertain at universities - — Q '-'I""b-' office of Mayor Altamonte Springs, election to be held Nov. - — 7 To Water Board cause for TALLAHASSEE (A'.') Gov. Reubin Askew says it's too early to tell Ahethel' the state's economic plight will force enroll;-,ent limits and — - "••" of any funds." Explaining why revenue estimates in an amended budget, recommended by Floyd and approved by the city cornmi ssion, Just days before the end the fiscal 1974 could be inaccurate, Lansing said, "Mayor Floyd would not have known the results of the audit at the he had prepared the amended budget." Swofford said today that he originally took his complaint to Tallahassee because he didn't feel that Herring would conduct complete and impartial in- after were candidates for — - contempt for compromise amended motion and rights of way in the city and Planning and Zoning Corn- calling for both the building accept the two installed and will require careful grease fire caused $5,000 damage to the kitchen of the missioner Irwin Hunter offered- department official and the culverts which will be left there monitoring next year. WINTER SPRINGS Gordon Rollins residence at Under the new procedure City to take the responsibility as firm to be admonished in permanently, but In the e 1513 East Boulevard, in south futur department heads may spend Councilmen, meeting Monday head of the department beca TiUng for the action taken would appreciate night, held widely divergent he Seminole, Tuesday. County your corn- funds for the following: iews of the closing of Stoner perhad been slow in getting 0e with the letter to the property pliance when future roads and firemen extinguished the blaze. Personnel services printed owner to state "we appreciate improvements are con Road and installation of two Suppli es pens Council finallypassed a your efforts In to improve roads tempiatet " culverts by the owner wi thout Deputies reported citizens Office supplies obtaining a city permit. band radios and other items, Communications While Councilman Irene Van total value $873, were reported y Professional Eepoel called the action a Named stolen Tuesday from autos Proposed budget . violation of city codes (calling b urg l ar i ze d at the Sheraton _____ penditures for capital equipfor fine or imprisonment Sanford Inn and Days Inn, SR ment must be submitted Councilman Donald Browning OMAE, Also all requests for 46 and 1-4 west of Sanf ord. I.— •i -I budget revisions, maintained the city owed the changes and Deputy David H. Smith owner a debt of thanks. transfers will be submitted to reported burglars entered autos Mrs. Van Eepoel revealed a OMAE and the county cOm-owned by Dewis Johnson of few weeks ago she was called mission. Clearfield, Pa., and Philip as publ'c works conunissloner Y DONNA FSTES The commission, in a series Miller of Burkley, W. Va., by • I to give Information the State Herald Stall Writer of grueling budget reducing forcing open ;•jk.I. windows. Attorney's office in what she \' sessions, reduced millage to P.. / was told was ALTAMONTE criminal inSPRINGS $17,000 below the figure needed vestigation on the possible use Mayor Norman Floyd Tuesday to meet the 5.40 mills required Shooting Victim Fair ji ,... of county equipment for pr ivate night appointed seven citizens ~ by the county's property ap-4111 benefit. Shown photographs of 1.0 the city's new water quality praiser. In so doing, the budget Sheraton night manager Jim two culverts on Stoner Road control advisory committee. was drastically reduced to the Stump, 26 of Winter Park, was "put there by Hattaway," she The committee is charged with point where It requires constant listed in fair condition today at said she was questioned the responsibility of in-, - monitoring. Citizens will now Seminole Memorial hospital whether or not they were put in vestigating the quality the pay 15.40 per $1,000 of taxable where he Is being treated for Herald Staff Writer ex -wife, eight months later. The delay In filing the facts support the charge and failure to give the rationale adjudication sufficient reversal, Sack said. U.S. 1792. Patrolman Mike Tindel said a wet suit, fins and j WASHINGTON (A?) President Ford canceled most appointments today for the third straight day beca use of a cold and sinus infection, but be may feel well enough to work for a while In the Oval Of fice. Presidential x-esi secretary Ron Nessen said late Tuesday that the President's wife also showed some symptoms of a co ld but was feeling better and well enough to increase her staff work. Nesen said Ford is fvrlin: better and his teznrr,Itiri - - Mariner's Village Apartments, and Harry Kwiatkowski agreed the budget is "very, very close" friend's." to Ford Cancels Appointments TAMPA (AP) A Jacksonville circuit Judge has overturned the controversial 1974 contempt conviction of a man who was jailed by a county judge while delivering a support payment his Judge Martin Sack ruled Tuesday that Hillsborough ('minty Judge Arden Merckle failed to enter an order of contempt until the defendant appealed his conviction, W I I L I I inr,imsnt Altnmnnfa electi on code. The charges ws that after a "contribution" by check from Gibbs was rejected by Swofford, the cash was sent to Swofford in an envelope, While Swofford contended the $2,000 was a loan, Mandell said it was a campaign contribution. In a written report to the city commission the Swofford charges made and again ,. .L . w inc stare attorneys investigators, the report notes, Lansing said that during his audits he "found no evidence that funds obligated to repay hoods were improperly used or term little more carefully," OMAE . A.. IWSI tiuci Sig rearson said. """b"b reported as missing. Commissioner Dick Williams were I Supt. G.S. Fortnersaid Tuesday that he had received an unsigned petition in which the inmates said they want more and better food, extended canteen privileges, more exercise time and quicker processing of requests for packages from home. Contempt Ruling Overturned roien whether WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate may be ready to accept a com promise that would dela y for several years th e major consumer price increases expected to follow the removal of natural gas price controls. But the price of gas would be allowed to rise moderately, even wi th Senate acceptance of the compromise by Sen. John V. Tunucy, D.Calif. A vote was scheduled today on the measure. Moving toward final passage of far-reaching natural n budget requests submitted by department heads Sanford police today said $150 totaled more than $22-million. in scuba diving equipment was "We usually have a 10 per stolen froma porch at reported contingency fund, but this year we cut back to five per cent. We'll have to watch It a 1•h - uiving '.ear cent INo Permit Jbtained city's Gas Compromise Seen ,,,,---- I - Gas Deductions To Continue ,.._ . — triku. 'I for propriation earlier this month. Five of 45 death-row inmates at Florida State Prison who went on a hunger strike Monday have resumed eating but the others are still refusing food, officials say. Another 15 inmates awaiting execution never joined the .. ldvllwilde Elementary thi'v _. School .J Carnival to be held at the school Saturday, 12:30-5:30 p.m. From left, Wilease Bugg, Gary Cooper, Lotte Reid, Sylvia Mergo, Elizabeth Prior, all fourth graders. (Herald Photo by Vincent) CARNIVAL House To Hear Kissinger WASHINGTON (AP) The House Intelligence committee says it will listen to Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's personal account of the handling of last year's Crus crisis before deciding whether to enforce a subpoena demanding that be produce documentary evidence. Kissing er has refused to turn over a subpoenaed memorandum that Is critical of his handling of the Cyprus crisis. He won a first-round struggle with the committee Tuesday when members voted 8 to 5 not to ta ke tinmediate action against him. The committee decided to hear Kissinger's personal account of the State Departmen t's actions in an Oct 31 session. Kissinger is to explain the differing advice he recei ved from State Department officials and say why he rejected some of It. f -. STARKE I AP county's contingency fund . . Income-tax evasion trial of former Comptroller Fred Dickinson. Christian is now serving a four-month sentence at the federal prison on Eglin Air Force Base on a tax-evasion conviction, Dickinson, facing Maximum penalties of 24 years in prison $45,000 in fines, goes on trial Monday in U.S. District Court in Tallahassee. He's accused of three counts of tax evasion and three of filing false returns, federal Five Inmates Quit Strike Patrolman .Yaroh (o!'n prmUptNI 'l)ilflty ('OiflhIliSSIOfl• ers Tuesday toadopta monthly reported that Mrs. Cara's budgeta ry monitoring system wallet was taken from her •j 44f to ins ur e that the county doesn't purse in her office. The wallet run into trouble next year. was later f ou nd, police sa id, ma _______________ waste basket in the men's *-r the inent heads will report monthly restroom across the ball from to the county's Office of the offices of State Attorney Management Analysis and Abbott herring. Police said $55 Evaluation (OMAE) to insure was missing from the walk —cast overruns do not jeopardize the $18-million budget. WVSLIJIILI& UV IJULIUWVU . . 'I A SO per cent reduction in the Courthouse. - Loan May Be Doomed d witness in the, and ) atche W - Floyd Christian, former has been called as a — questioning, the acknowledged contributing $300 to Floyd through an intermediary whose identity he was not sure of. "Further Mandell said he hoped Mayor Floyd would know the contribution came from him, but Mandell did not say he told Mayor Floyd of the con. tributlon," the report said, At,.... ah... Ifl' 'ULI uiv nn, iuuiiun, Swofford was charged with accepting a campaign contribution of $2,000 from Mandell three weeks following the election, in violation of the report notes, Phillip H. Sellers, In. vestigator, and Charles E. Wilson, deputy chief inBrevardSeminole State Attorney Abbott Herring, in a report Issued this week, found "no factual basis" to support charges against vestigator education commissioner, government Sanfordpolicetodaywere investigating the sneak theft Tuesdayofa wallet belonging to Mrs. Jan Cara, librarian at the Wilson Memorial Law library In the Seminole County g e I U> Ij\j ) M i' ç . County R"d TALLAHASSEE (Al') state Officers said the man "wouldn't say where he got the marijuana because he was afraid and he could get hurt." . --.-.-...--.. - t __ . I - t4C..... 1 . f •: - _ .I 0 - __._k By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Christian Called To Testify In Dickinson Tax Trial Is Wednesday, Oct. 22, Floyd Cleared Of Misappropriation Charg e IN BRIEF iktPt salerno and Casselberry police detective Bobby Bennett were at the service station when a Three 22-year-old Delaware van pulled in and the occupan ts men who stopped to ask ti3ketI dfl attendant for direcny Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Basis No 40-COUNT PINTS 30 40-COUNT 49( QUARTS KODACOLORII I �.i .- Evening ji HerAd 300 ,%, FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, Fl.A. 32771 Area Code 3OS-322.26311cr 831.9993 Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG. Editor WllJ.JAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director lk'm.' Delivery Week. 55 cents: Month. 1240; 6 Months, $14. 20: Y ear. $2840. l Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All 0her tnail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months. 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Runaway A least. Starting tomorrow at Sanford Memorial Stadium, live collegiate teams will vie In the first Ztnn Beck Fall Baseball Classic, Two games are on tap for opening day with the first scheduled to get under way at 5 p.m. and another to follow at 7:30. There will be three more games on Saturday and again on Sunday with the first starting at 12:30 p.m. The tounment will bearOund.i.obinevent with the opposition coming from Seminole Community College, Florida Tech, Stetson, Rollins and Jacksonville. Welfare Vibrant Issue A Senate subcommittee began hearings on an issue that falls into the category of political dynamite the food stamp program. What makes - is that for every one of the nearly 20 million Ameircans now enjoying the benefits of a government subsidy at the grocery counter there is probably at least one other who is hopping mad over the evident abuses of the program and the Granted, we're right L'i the middle of a football season and before we know It the guys and gals will be taking to the hardwood court, practicing for the 197546 basketball season. But baseball is still very much with us — at least for a few more days. The World Series comes to a close tonight as the Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds have gone right down to the wire. However, the Series isn't the Last we'll be hearing of baseball — not on the local scene, at L The tournament is named for Sanford's Zinn Beck, the nation's oWet active professional baseball scout. Beck recently celebrated his 90th birthday and will be on hand Sunday night to present the team trophy to the winner. The Classic promises to provide plenty of excitement as these college teams play the game well and play it for keeps. You could do a lot worse than spend some time at Sanford Memorial Stadium witnessing the action. Want to purchase approximately $200 worth of gift certificates, good for items and services from local merchants, for the fantastic sum of $12? That's what the Sanford-Seminole Jaycees are offering area residents these days In their current fund-raising project. According to the Jaycees, Sanford residents will be called by members of the nrtnini,nlnn nfrnr, fnr ... ,,.,, cooperation in the purchase of these valuable coupons. Too, wishing purchase can have them delivered. The Jaycees (eel this is an excellent opportunity for citizens of the community to get to know their .n Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. local merchants and to support the Jaycees rid their many projects at the same time. In case your telephone number isn 't listed in the book and you'd like to purchase these coupons, you may call the Jaycee building at 322-1776 or go to 427 French Avenue and pick them up. for everyone conSounds like a good deal cerned. IN BRIEF There will be a meeting of the Friends of the St. Johns (FOSJ) tonight at the First Federal of Seminole building, First Street, at 7:30. wnc (nrnici,l -- • • - Mrfnr' nnd nrøprv. tki • - -' - w... - •1 declining St. Johns River, Including Its fishing and water fowl as well as the natural habitats. J.T. Turnipseed is president of the organization Tonight's meeting is open to the public. —Bill Currie if so volatile DON OAKLEY TOM TIEDE - Indonesia Bid Denied The two were stopped by unidentified armed men at a roadblock on the Corniche alMazraa, a broad avenue that leads from a high-class seaside hlMh1 i APi neighborhood through Moslem An In. troduci'd at a hearing on In. l'anama-registered vessel Oct. 9, with a load of fertilizer had managed to go far help. districts. Two major Palestin. donesian sailor says he stabbed doneslan efforts to return Su. operated by a crew hired in for Georgetown, Guyana. Supardi said he stabbed Eckian guerrilla groups have head. and clubbed his ship's four offi. pardi and three other In. West German)'. "After the ship sailed that ard and clubbed him and Hesse cers to death and sank the ship doneslan seamen from the illquarters on the avenue, Supardi told U.S. Immigra. night I went to the captain and with after he was cut on the eye in a fated freighter Mimi to in. a hammer before awakA I A'lxinese tdi who ti'ri offiials he was injured in be tdd io' to riiv atiin anl 'riin' the rt f U:e crew and hipbo.irl ac idint invol ing donc.,a w iil the American's was reMiatiu when Chief Engineer sleep," Supardi said, adding ordering them into a lifeboat. Judge Peter Fay denied In- Bernd Ilesse cut a wire from a that he leased and brought word of the one of his superiors. stayed there about lie said he sunk the Mimi by "The last one was th e cap. donesia's kidnaping to the Embassy. request and ordered conta iner, hours, tam," Gun Supardi, 23, said in a Supardi, the other three seasmashing her seacocks. "I didn't want to go back to The spokesman said there statement Filed Tuesday in U.S. men, and said in his statement the Mimi's cook held the ship because my eyes were he Supardi found was no word from the kidnap- District Court. "I stabbed The next day, the five crewHesse in the crew's him for another hearing, not good and I co uld not 5Cr," ers, but Embassy security nih. with the knife in mess, hit him on the head with men were found adrift in the the hand, West Germany and Panama Supardi said, lie said cers were in touch with the stomach and face." was an iron and stabbed him in the Caribbean Sea amid debris also have sought jurisdiction Persua(Ied to return he to the stomach. Le banese police. the sunken freighter. They The statement was in. over the crew of the Mimi, a Mimi, which sailed that night, were taken to Palm Beach, Ile said he killed Second En. by another freighter. gineer Horst Ilershe and Chief Mate Manfred Schmidt before The Mimi sank in interencountering Capt. Lothar Eck. national waters about 22i) miles and on the bridge, where Hesse southeast of Sailor Admits Killing Four Officers Mao Said Active, Alert '. ., ,- ; ~ ` '-~ A-C~ ' ' — . - MONASTEREVIN, Ireland (All) Heavily armed troops and poli ce laid siege through the night to a house in which Irish terrorists held Dutch industrialist Tiede Herremna captive on th e second floor. Police marksmen kept th eir weapons train ed Tuesday night on upsta irs windows of the house in market town 40 miles from Dublin, but there this rural was no break in th e deadlock between police and the kidna An official spokesman said th e kidnapers hadpe rs. made no new demands since police and tr oopers stormed Into the house early Tuesday and drove t he m upstairs, ending a search for Herrema th at began wi th his ki dnaping 19 (lays ago. Mid-Florida. 'flQI BEIRUT, Lebanon (All) Premier Rashid Karami re- 29 by radical Palestinian guer- lions. were heard in various parts of Thousands of Western busiTwo American employes of the ceived U.S. Ambassador G. rilla.s during earlier fighting In "There are fewer unsafe the city during the morning (01nessmen and their families U. S. Embassy In Beirut were McMurtrie Godley after getting Beirut. lie was released unroads in the city and the out- lowing frequent explosions dur- have fled from Beirut, once the kidnaprd today in one of the word of the abduction, harmed on July 12 after the skirts today than yesterday," ing the night. Newspapers relargest financial center in the battle zones of Lebanon's Chris. It was the first known case of Lebanese government dis. said an announcer. "Police ported two persons killed, in- Middle East. tian-Moslem war, the Embassy Americans resident in Beirut tributed food supplies In a poor forces are dismantling road- duding a pregnant woman. A coordination committee announced, being kidnaped or killed during district of the city, blocks at a quicker pace." The American, British and made up of army officers, Pal. The Americans were kidnap- the 7-month-old street war be. Sniping delayed enforcement Snipers kept the city's north. West German embassies took estinian guerrillas and repre. ed about 7 a.m. as they were tween Lebanon's private Mos- of an agreement to demilitarize em approaches closed, but the ads in the newspapers asking sentatives of Christian and driving to work at the Regional 1cm and Christian militias, three battle fronts in the street eastern approaches were de. their nationals in Lebanon to Moslem Service Center, a printing plant factions agreed late Col, l';dwirtl R. Morgan of the war today, but the government dared open to traffic for the register with them "to Insure Tuesday night on measures infor the U.S. Information Agen. U.S. military aid mission in radio reported a "marked im- first time In three days. awareness of their continuing tended to defuse the latest via. cy, an Embassy spokesman Turkey was kidnaped last June provefnent" in security condi. Bursts of machine-gun fire residencv" said. lence. 1k' refused to reveal their names until their families were notified, Terrorists Continue Holding Hostage Under Police Seige Guest speakers at the meeting will be John L. Thomas, an Orlando attorney and chapter president of Ducks Unlimited, and H.A. 'Speed' Moreland, vice president of First Federal Savings and Loan of ••.. 2 American Embassy Employes Kidnaped I,, - Wednesday, Oct. 22, I75-5A - PEKING (All) Members of Secretary of State frightening projections of its rising costs. Henry Declaration : - ,_ ~ ". W. A. Kissinger's party report Mao Tse-tung is frail but his This pins Congress in the middle. One I s Interpol mind is still active and alert, with no Ifl(hrtIn0 of senility. :i i' iiiLI n looked at some of the reform 1. Kissinger and his top aides were silent about their proposals and observed that tampering with anyA 41 meeting Tuesday nigh t with th e 81-year-old chairman of public assistance program on the eve of an election th e Chinese Communis t party. Th ey sa id only th at Coverin g Up the could be political suicide. On the other hand, food discussion, which lasted for an hour and 40 minutes, "was very useful." stamps have come to symbolize typical federal Th e Chinese said Mao welcomed Kissinger warmly, and program which is conceived with humanitarian To Survive ___________ th ey talked "in a friendly atmosphere." motives but turns into something unmanageable. For Nazis? _____________________ Treasury Secretary William Simon has described "When in the course of human events the _______ Second of a Series) the program as "a haven for chiselers and rip-off threat of extinction confronts mankind, it artists." It's never been a secret that shortly before necessary for the people of the United States to MOSCOW (AP) — Vcr,is 9, an unmanned Soviet ____ and all during World War H German authorities The Agriculture Department began disdeclare their interdependence with the peoples spacecraft, has gone into orbit around Venus and has entertained notions of establishing a worldwide of all nations and to embrace those principles tributing surplus commodities to the needy become that planet's first artificial sa tellite, Tass secret police as a means of annihilating, or at and build those reported today. institutions which will enable 1965. That year, it cost $35 million to provide cer/ least neutralizing, the enemies of the Third The spacecraft was launched June 8. The lass report 1iankindto5ur%i•e and civilization to flourLch." lain basic foodstuffs to 100,000 people. This year, Reich. What has been secret, at least until f.!r4..1#. So reads the 'I preamble did not say when it was put Into orbit nor did it give any to a 'Declaration of the bill is $6 billion, and the commodity handed out '•I . _______ ________________ recently, is the fact the Nazis considered the Interdependence," a document written for oth er details. by the government is not food but stamps spenfamed International Criminal Police today's world by noted historian Henry Steele The Soviets la un ched anoth er unmanned spacecraft, HABAT. Morocco i AP) .'' A dable as cash, and the recipients include millions f Every tenth truck was loaded marchers traveling south by geria favors letting the colony's Or ganization (cable na me: Interpol) as an ally Commager. The complete text will be read Venus 10, six days after Venus 9, and it was speculated at convoy of 554 trucks has started with food, water, tents, blan- train transfer to truck convoys. 8C,000 mostly nomadic inin the terrible scheme. families and individuals whose incomes or publicly for the first time In Philadelphia on that time that an atte mpt would be made to land one of carrying 20,000 volunteers kets and first-aid The truth has Ot remained shrouded 24. over the th em while th e oth er would or bit the planet as an obfinancial status do not fit any reasonable definition equipment. Tarfaya is 500 miles farther tiaLitants decide their own fu. southward, the vanguard of the --No date has been announced south. ,decades because of orivate interests and r-nf niwrtv The new flp'Inrtinn k nn nrihlit' .... .., server. v• af fu 1.% £JlIi.MI ture. Spain has an estimated 3.50,000 unarmed civilians that for the start of the two-day • indifference. steps Interpol, a private police agency In a At the United Nations in New program developed by 15,000 troops In the territory. the World The question is not so much one of how to King Hassan II says he will lead desert march from Tarfaya to York, members of the Security wi th quasi public offi ce Af s In 120 fai rs Council nations inducting of P hi Morocco, ph ladel ia to foster which lost a border reform the program-'but wheth er it can be ref oron a 60-mile "March of El Aaiu,n, capital of the Council consulted America, has never been wont to color its image American actions to mee t the challenges of privately on war with Algeria over another med at all . Sen. James Buckley of New York has Conquest" into the Spanish Sa. Spanish Sahara. wi th ca ndid references to a Nazi past. And the Spain's request to do something part of the Sahara, claims the global Interdependence. Others include: VIENNA, Austria (AP) Three men armed wi th hara. _V-".,,-, wide conservative backing for an overhaul that ., public, fed only on the heroics of these cops of —A ceremonial signing of the Declaration by Meanwhile, Jose Solis Ruiz, a to stop the march, northern part of the territory, _11".0— subma chine guns stormed into the Tur kish Embassy to "Let the holy book __. would cut perhaps $2 billion from the cost by ." many nations, has never before felt It necessary members of Congress and other Americans at of Allah be special emissary from the GNI.Austria at noon today and killed the ambassador, police Moroccan officials have said where the phosphate deposits your to suspect Interpol was anything other than its Independence Hall In January, 1976. only weapon," Premier Spanish government, flew to curtailing eligibility. Sens. George McGovern of and Foreign Ministry offi cials reported. the only way the march can be are, and Mauritania claims the Ahmed Osman told the throng purified propaganda claimed it to be. — Sponsoring a convocation of the specialized the South Dakota and Robert Dole of Kansas are king's temporary stopped is by a Spanish declar- castern and southern parts. a before they began the 500-mile, Now the particulars of the headquarters Interpol legacy are agencies of the United Nations in Philadelphia in Marrakech ation recognizing Morocco's vancing a plan to cut administrative costs and two-day trip from the oasis of beginning to emcrge, and with them growing next fall. Tuesday in what Moroccan right to the disputed territory Hassan announced the march simplify eligibility rules, but with less impact on Ksar Souk. —Arranging a series officialnervousness about not only what Interpol officials said of was a last-minute and offering to "Interdependence discuss arrange. Thursday after it was "Go then No the scope of the program than the Buckley bill was, but is. The suspicions, rooted out by an found that neither Morocco nor under divine protecattempt at conciliation. Assemblies" and encouraging the study of innients for handing it over, lion, helped by your unshakable entails. The House Agriculture Committee is extensive but obscure investigation by the terdependence In the nation's schools. ~&&.~'%~_~7 Mauritania could claim soverfaith, your authentic patriotism Marrakech, Morocco's The Spanish government is eignty over the territory al. Church of Scientology, once a target of an looking at the idea of phasing out the stamps j _ia The World Affairs Council sees Its role as that S and your total devotion to the second largest city and the making plans to give up the Lr Interpol probe itself, have been picked up by of a catalyst, to bring together distinguished favor of cash grants. President Ford is said to be guide of your victorious march, southern terminus of its phosphate-rich territory It cob- though both had ties to the no- F_._ . several U.S. leaders and experts to smiad tribes there when Spain Lawmak&. Joshua Eilberg of incorporating food stamp reform into a bigger There must be a better way!' discuss and analyze the King Hassan II," Osman said, railway system, is where the nized in 1884 but along with facts and Pe nns ylvania, Al. colonized it. for one, has announced his own , issues shaping world affairs and 44 a A. package of welfare reforms to be sent to Congress probe Into Interpol, — American foreign policy, an aide saying the later th is year. congressman is "very, very interested In Its program will actually run for 13 years, Regardless of what route Congress takes, it is Interpol's ties to the Nazis." paralleling the span between 1776, when the obvious enough that it cannot put a check on this Declaration of Independence was promulgated, (,_O~' The ties, long minimized by Interpol expansive and expensive program without chopand 1789, when the new system of federal headquarters in Paris, and more recently by rl ng ping some eligibles off the list. If the view prevails n are government began to function under the U.S. Interpol USA in Washington, are undeniable. Cl. 22 Constitution. that tightening u on any government dole is an SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier Fraternal Order of Eagles Altamonte Elementary Though the organization was conceived (in Seminole County Association Restaurant. election-year taboo, then we can anticipate no halloween Dance TALLAHASSEE School and charter (AP) 1924) as a nonpoli Halloween Fall Festival ti ti Like that original Declaration, "It Is Education Corn- bDoksas filthy that he would not want cal, Interna onal police group r Retarded Children theater night more from this exercise in reform than a paperingfor lake Mary Woman's missioner Acne 3643 sponsored and Club, 7 by PTA, 11 a.m. to 5 Ralph Turlington, liaison entity, who coul d be it was in the following decade members to act as censors. recognized that this will be a beginning, not a !nefit "The Music Man," 7:30 p. m., We offer you the benefits Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Altamonte meeting and style show, p.m. over of the basic problem. called the Casey Stengel of Florida politics, has Haunted house, Mr. conclusion of effort," says Frederick Heldring, dominated Increasingly by German officials. In "1 would not want you to select for me m., Annie Russell Theatre, Of our experience In Civic Center. Dan n in rare form lately. home of Mrs. Claire Evans, ce music by Magic, movie, games and food; That problem is the gradual loosening of the things that I will not be seeing had It not been for 1938 a Gestapo colonel named Otto SteIrthausI chairman Of the council's Bicentennial Era ohms College. Tickets assisting bereaved families Nick Pfeifauf at 9 p.m. Costume barbecued chicken, ocr. 24 $.7 Turllngton proposed recently that the state you that p.m. program. 2417 S. French Ave. was elevated to Interpol's presidency. I would not have known I wouldn't be definition of "need" that has overtaken almost ailable from Streeps's through this time of prizes. raise new money for In 1940 educaton by Increasing seeing," was the Why a "Declaration of Interdependence"? rO N S Sanford, Fl., 32771 Interpol adopted a German decree that way he put it. Seminole Spokes luncheon, sadness by making all of every program aimed at helping the needy in our ency In Orlando or by mall Bazaar sponsored by Winter taxes on 322-0265 - 631.9774 liquor, cigarettes h ence forth "all requests to the Internatlonale and gasoline. Because Just as the founding fa thers of the Spire Circle, Order of the Springs Junior Police, 11 a.m. the necessary arrangements RC, P.O. Box 1086, Sanford. 12:15 p.m., Longwood Hotel. When the textbooks protestors attempted 10 Krimlnalpolizei society. Until Congress comes to grips with its own Many politicians would call that a tax increase nail Turlington tea commitment to appoint some United States framed their Declaration Call Mrs. Lynn I.enons of Amaranth, 1:30 p.m. at home of to 1 p.m., 511 Longwood.Oviedo INSURANCE AGENCY and replies have to pass the 10 for services and burial. i'.23 penchant to sweep more and more Americans into Eunice I. Wit$on basis of certain self-evident tru ths, new self. and be done with it, but not Turllngton. He ad- of them to book selection committees, he told Reichs-inal pollzel." In 1942 the Interpol Longwood H.L Evelyn Hayes. Rd. tSR 434) Winter Springs; for reservations. United Way Victory Dinner, 7 one category or another of eligibility for assistance vocated Directress what he described as "tax ad them "you have as much ola commitment from headquarters, now merely a Hitler tool (and with evident truths of an even more complex nature Justments." arts and crafts, games and DCl' 25 m, Quality Inn North, 1-4 and programs, it cannot successfully attack either food American mem bership withdrawn), was moved confront the United States and the whole world me on that as anybody has, harvest baked goods. Festival, First 43-I, Dutch treat buffet. Women of the Moose Chapter That may sound better, but It means the same today. near Berlin. stamp reform or the related and larger problem of Turlington assured the group that he would United Methodist Church, 5th 141)4 Halloween Dance. 9:30 thing drinkers, smokers and drivers would seek ways to keep patently Carnival, 12:30 to 5:30 p.m., welfare reform. and Magnolia, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. p.m., music by Harmonaires. offensive books out of The list of Interpol leaders from then on The lives, fortunes and cultures of all peoples have to pay more to indulge, sponsored N b by Idylwilde if the-legislature the schools. _____ Lunch, 11:30-1:30. Whether our political leaders have the courage through the war reads like a who's who of hate are threatened by worldwide Imbalances of food, buys Turllngton's plan. (ostumc prizes and cake walk. MEMORIALPARK I Elementary School PTA. _________ "We'll make the very best effort that we can," mongers: Reinhard C,. to view the runaway food stamp program in terms natural resources, intercontinental pollution, Games, booths and food. Heydrich (The Hangman), Gov. Reubin Askew described the education he said, "but human falli bility Is still there, and who was 'S of flaws in the government's welfare philosophy killed either by Czechoslovak patriots world population, crisis In the International commissioner's explanation as "Turllngtonese." there Since ISS Car Wash at (1cm r-OUNTRY Leonard's will be times when I can look back in or CLUB ROAD perhaps fellow Nazis who felt his Influence monetary system and military armaments out of 1110 Pine Ave. would make a vibrant issue for 1976. That brought memories of "Stengelese," retrospect and say I would Ph, 322.3212 Sanford Shell Station, 25th and Park, 9 4 enilts West of Sanford have chang my wes ed gr owing control, as well as a host of other threats to which was coined by sports writers to too large; Ar th ur Nebe, an SS describe mind." a.m.to4p.m. sponsored by All general and operator of one of the Infamous human development and order that transcend the legendary baseball manager's rambling OCToBER21 The Senate DISchIARGs Souls School eighth grade. Government Operations national boundaries, points out William W. libertiesith the English :7 language. Like the late mittee may be on the right track in its Comm- "mobile execution units" who has not been Sanford: .1 Al)MISSIONs OCT. 26 study of accounted for since the war; Ernst Rodmne Jr., p'esidcnt of the council. * ~~ w'' Stengel, Turlington is a master word duplication in state government. Johnnie M. Adams In terms of expediency the action by the legislatures of Spaghetti dinner sponsored "It Is time," he says, "for daring Initiatives by manipulator. brunner,chiefof the fanatical sD and hanged by _-11\ Serena Barnes Mercedes J. Bnister The Department of Administration also is court verdict alter Nurenburg. I., several states toward decriminalization of the use of marijuana by the Men's Club of Nativity people concerned and responsible for the fate of '....J. lie seemed to be saying at a recent meeting conducting Barbara A. Carlton Robert A. Cagle a study on you guessed it Church, SR 427, Lake Mary, 1-6 mankind." promises to "solve" a law enforcement problem. Police and But Interpol's Nazi connection, sadly, did not 04/ with a group that has denounced Florida textMary S. Daniels George L. Dalton duplication in state government, p.m. prosecutors have complained that marijuana violations are so end with the Allied victory in 1945. Jack I). Ferrell C Charlie Glenn widespread that haling offenders into court lessens their ability OcIr. 27 ) 2) Antoine J. Grooms Robert Mcintosh I I to deal with other crimes, Including Offenses involving harder Sanford Homemakers Club, Eloise Hunt Au Mai i":' '1 1 drugs. Agri-Center on 17-92, 1:30 P.M. . __ Deanna L. Kazee Eddie Newton %le decrIminalization doubtless can lighten the burden of I Senior Citizens tour to Hall of F'rancina M. Martin Charles W. Rabette III police and the courts, what about the burden on American Stars and Sea World, leave Minnie D. Roberson Makia Higgins 0 parents worried about their children experimenting with drugs? Lula M. Stringer Sanford Civic Center, 9 a.m., Cheryl L. Shaver Dr. Robert L Dupont, director Of the National Institiute on Drug 0 return 6 p.m. Call Mary Robert J. Decker, Deltona Ethel L. Smith Abuse, arys he Is alarmed by the "contagious" spread Of ' 1 ' Announcing a brand new book by The Associated McPherson or Doris Rogers for Mildred J McCann, Deltona Bonnie I. Tucker marijuana use into lower and lower age brackets. A new study Press that gives the whole dramatic sweep of 1776 reservations. Those appealing animals, which star In its owner." Sue L. Penfield, Deltona IN Anna M. Conway, Dehlary shows that pot-smoking among boys and girls aged 12 to 17 humane handling of all Purina cats. Audi told us the founding year OCT. 28 Lynne F. Morris, Lake Helen movies and TV commercials, are often Frank A. lloelzle, Deltona Among the companies marked with an Worse, the report alleges that an Impatient It is deeply doubled between 1972 and M4. concern ed about the Humane Daily Life Alice Oliver, Lake Monroe asterisk are Greyhound Bus, Georgia Power, 114i'striated. Sonie have been brutally kWed. Oert'aters Marion B. Loiacono, Deltona Anonymous, trainer "killed a television lion by Society's charges and 13 These are the findings of the Humane Society hitting it over thewell-known Jesse Florida Battles I. Beaty Rev., Orange Power investigating, Pan American Airways and Delta Air Lines. James L. Merritt, Deltona and Light head with a two-by-four." Producers of the Beverly IllIlbIlfies noted that I ct Of the United States Whose wildlife expert, Sue Another animal Building, Informed Sources Marie Sanford, 7:30 pm I.. George III. Man and King Mitchell, Deltona tell us there LJ — _;~ handler is massive use Pressman, posed as a film producer to gather trained cougar's eye." allegedly "put out a the series was fiLmed years ago and that they are of monitoring de'i Antonio H. Queral, Orlando Amanda L. Saavedra, Founding Fjthe, by private companies. part of a herd of no longer responsible for the bear. We X, the grim details. Performers and crewmen, horses narrowly escapedAnd Mattie Tossie, Oviedo Deltona Founding Foes being blown up for a to trainers who insisted that they also spoke These not only are used to overhear telephone upset by the animal abuse, also provided in- Western Intent on showing action, treat their conversations; businessmen aLso place :" / lnaltl W. " Wright, Deltona Independence Won tens of animals ell. formation. BIRTHS thousands of bugs in competitors' showrooms, Vickie Mundy, Longwood In her disguise as a producer, Mrs. Pressman Independence Almost Lost The Purina cats, which appear so contented told one trainer she needed DIRTIEST BUSINESS: We recently insurance Offices, law yers' Offices, hotel rooms Antonio H. Queral, Orlando a grizzly bear for - . _" - / Here in one oversized volume is the story of 1776. Mr. and Mrs. Steve (Susan) the TV commercials, apparently are film. He suggested "that he could spray her described a whole arsenal of eavesdropping and elsewhere. TutStLiy's high 79. Overnight Mrs. James ( Annette) Noe, & paint America's momentous year Hundreds of pictures Richards, girl, Sanford miserable in real life. 'Cage alter cage of cats, a own low 51. boy, Lake Mary brownbear to make it look like a grizzly."on devices, which the government uses to spy on W. L. Gramkow LFD 100.000 words of text Suspense Surprises History legal experts believe this electonic surkept for use In the Purina TV commercials," Mostly fair through Thurprivate citizens. veiilance may be a She found temperatures in California animal told for today violation of the individual's were packed with "30 to 40" animals, the tin. sdav, A little warmer. Highs in We neglected to mention that the government . -- . coftstitutional right to Privacy. This is 1hettos often reached "as high Ilk, iow t o 11110 published study harges. "It was apparent the view of iRt &ts. Low's in the as 110 degrees." has set the style for the commercial world as Dale Its called '16 The World Turned Upside Down e Funeral directing cannot be Kildee, a Michigan state senator, j !'Kt/ UI I H A trainer said he planned to deprive a bear of well. As one observer the cages hadn't been cleaned for several days. low to mid 60s. Northeasterly Told who in ournaI form, it is a book that takes you behind rnscience has conducted his own regarded as just another "job." It put it, mode investigation of electronic A month after inspecting the ci ges, the Un- food for 31 days to cow It Into performing, the made snooping "the fastest growing winds around 10 mph today the scenes just as it happened but dirtiest monitoring. requires dedication and a sense of MRS. NEI.LIE CARTER deruePnwwhatJ report charges. Gilbert, Altamonte Springs and becoming light by Thursday. business In the world." Only S7 95 Order now and get a tree color map of tie warned : -Big Brother doesn,t ustjump,n conscience, ,,and W. L. Gramkow has In sum, the Humane Society fujvJ Holiywooj happened to the rats. She MisJennie Puckett, Moreland, I EXTENDED FORECAST Michigan Blue Cross and Blue Shield, for with a the colonial era It s the ne x t t;est thrnj to having been both of these, hig splash, Big Brother creeps in and then to guilty of "inhumane training methods, lscluding example, uses elaborate equipment to Mrs. Nellie P. Carter, 76, of Ga. and several nieces and the Humane Loclety, that was Generally fair except for a manytold, "hadacuiriling died monitor he's there," Big Brother, of there 2536 Princeton Ave., Sanford few showers along the course, was the eversome kind Of disease. She. in1ed that the the wititholding of food and the use of force, a telephone calls from th public. Unknown to died Tuesday night. Born in owner of the training facility" had saved the present, all-aring, atl4nowlng eavesdropper In Brisson Funeral Home in Southeast Coast. No important tots' lack Of prevenflvc ctErivary medical care callers, supervisors at Blue Cross l isten in on th __ — _l e Geor ge Orwell's concept land) diets that Moreland, Ga., she lived in charge of arrangements. I '76 fall to meet day-to-day by getting th of 1984. e ca ts nutritional temperature from animal s tele one l he ph te co sa nver tions between its service ______ rs and requiremen," • 1 ___ Sanford For the last 16 years. ____ Evening Herald avoiding full inoculations. I changes. l.ows in the Ms except In more Ways than One, 1984 representatives and private citizens. (3R_AJVIKC)'SXT is getting clo se r. She was a member of the Bible BOX G-22. Teaneck, me society also discovered that "the fox used in the upper 50s in the interior N J 07666 Footnote: The compani mentioned The animal quarters were also "filthy, UnIn this 'I -I L= Other Michigan compa nies, such as MonPresbyterian Funeral Notice Church I FUNERAL HOME of _ sections of the extreme north in the Audi Fox auto ccrnercIals (had) a diet unitary (and) too small for necessary exerreport claim they employ tgomery Ward, Enclosed is $,. te lephone senl m on it ing rre or Maitlan(i Sears and aftrAft even - and in the 70s along the card calling for nothing but two chicken necks a else." In what Michigan Bell to improve their I*W.Alrp.rIBlvd. copies of 76 at Si 95 each seems an understatement, Mrs, itself, eavesdrop on telephone callers. CARTER, MRS NELLIE P.— service. A spokesrn for Survivors include two Southeast Coast and in the day, an extremely meager diet." Mill East on Alrort Blvd. Michigan Blue Cross, Pressman concluded: "Things are much worse Funeral ser,cei for Mr Neil, for example, confirmed V t I'S It *U M-lii Georgia, firms using telephone monitoring that the company has been daughters, Mrs. NAME _____ _____-Prom TraNic $Iinai.aHlØtw.y 17-fl Keys. Highs in the 80s. 64X~_ VirginiaCarter. 76. of 2535 Princeton Al"', "the bear that had starred In the than I anticipated." monitoring calls for equipment Wallace of Sanford and Mrs. at least are required to Ave. SanforØ, 'Wow, dear, don't dwell on it. LOTS of people who died Beverly Hillbillies TV series (was) living in register with 10 or 15 Datona Beach tides: highs Footnote: A Purina spokesman denied that its the ADDRESS Tuesday, will be held at 2:30 a state. The public Is alerted by an astrisk, aware ofyears. The service representatives are: Vivian Twitcht'll, Orland'); SOfl, were not important enough for the CIA to open 10:30a.m., 10:45 p in.; low 3:51 cramped ca'e, with no evidence of reward for TV cats have been mistreated. He said the which Is placed Thursday P.M., at Briton monitoring but the public Is not, he CITY--__STATE Thomas S. Carter Jr., next to the firm'3 name In the said. Thethe a.m., 4:30 their mail!" the thousands of dollars It must have earned for company had Issued strict orders cal Port Canaveral: FunôI Home with Rev. Arthur eavesdropping is used ling for phone book, "for quality if _ ___ high 10:10a.m., lo: 10p.m.; low Froei:ich officiating.Burial ___________________ Jacksonville; three grandTPtA ':jP.jP, control purponea only," he emphai1J, Oaklawn Memorial Park children: two sisters, Mrs. Nola - - fl Intent • . . __________ Soviet Craft Goes Into Orbit 20,000 Aboard Trucks 'I ______ . 1 riiii^nllo y AAoves I nto au 11ioru ____ ____________ - -- ..- "My girl was embarrassed that I was doing an ad - ,. -. - J1 £IV Iiëtp) (3Ot COf4Ta' saying Safeco saved me $50 on car insurance. But l feel so good about li, I'm doing It anyway:" Turkish Ambassador Killed - , ., . . . 75 You can smile when you're with Sa1ec 1, JOHN VAN GIESON Tu i to I R CALENDAR F - 's . YRu cw~n . - I' d exp -. MORTUARY HOSPITAL NOTES .ç Smoke Screen The ç Alman of 1776! 1 7':: i - - JACK ANDERSON -. Humane Socie Cruel To Ani mals *4 'l' BERRY'S WORLD I ( LL ' / p WEATHER __ - .. - - . . . ______ I -- ' 3:45 am, 4:14 p.m. 'p :?Y �6A-Evning Herald. S..nfo,.J Fl. - Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Father Pleads For 'Death With Dignity' For Daughter a MORRISTOWN. N.J. (AP) - allow doctors to disconnect a that"Karen be allowed to die The comments were made treated her in April suspected take its course. It's the Lord's The QuinlLm'S action )UIS been Quinlan said that if the court "Take her from the machine respirator that has kept their with dignity." during a family discussion she had used tranquilizers and will; for some reason he wants grants his request, he will have endorsed by priests at their Joand the tubes connected to her comatose daughter breathing about two friends who were liquor together at a party. to take her." rid Roman Catholic church. On ""' '"" LIPICU 1141 a doctor remove the respirator and id ner pass into Inc nanas for almost six months. Her la th er, Joseph, Lstllied ay, the chancellor of the thing of accor "We ing had done everyth ding to icated Mrs. Quinlan I teaas his family and parish priests Tuesd of the Lord." Karen Ann Quin, Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1975-lA Competence Issue Clouds Hearst Defense PEOPLE ...., San Marino Minister Pa tcrson Diocese endorsed the Julia Quinlan, a petite, red. thy that her daughter said the Quinlan s attorney, Paul W. before Superior Court Judge possible to help her and now we Ian's adoptive father pleaded I1IJUI S Robert Muir Jr. on Tuesday had no hope," Quinlan said, re watch at Miss Qi bed- Quinlans' position. haired mother of three, who nas Aflflt1'ong. et'u before she became with the court. that he believes it is God's will calling his feeling when doctors side. Quinlan said he probably Karen Ann's mother was to watched her vivacious 21-year- that if she ever became termiIt has not been determined that Karen should be removed told him three months ago that "If the court doesn't agree wouldn't have made the move take the stand today to repeat old daughter Lapse into a nail), ill, she wouldn't want to be what caused Miss Quinlan's ill , from the respirator at St. his daughter's coma was irre- with me I don't know what I'll had the church not told him lt., that plea, urging the court to "vegetative state," has asked kept alive by artificial means. ness, but doctors who first Clare's Hospital "nature can versible. was fliOrall}' correct. do " he said. . . , L h .OflierS Wit OTTiciaIs Are you getting the BEST price on your prescription? y . Queries a y a y V BLOOD PRESS KIT...Reg. $33.88 RX PRICES WASHIN chairman of the House panel COMPARE FOR YOURSELF re%1eing the FBI's investigation of President John F. Ken. nedy's assassination says clues tions remain unanswered about the relationship betweer Jack nuu) arid ILL rrn. Rep. Don Edwards, fl-Calif., 'lhe ,antcd more :nforiui. lion about Ruby's role FBI 1 crmer n was di closed in a hearing Edwards conducted Tuesday. Ruby, who died Jan. 3,1967, ofa blood clot and cancer, was the night club owner who fatally shot Iee Harvey Oswald two days after Kennedy was mur dered Nov.22.1% ,3. The Warren Conunission said Oswald acted alone in killing the President. Meanwhile, James B. Adams, deputy im-sociate director of the FBI confirmed that a threat ening note from Oswald to a DJIas FBI agent was destrcyed two hours after Oswald's murder. Adams also told the House Judiciary subcommittee on constitutlonal and civil rights that Ruby was contacted eight times in 1959 as a potential Informer but that all available reports indicate he never gave the FBI any information and was never paid by the bureau. The late FBI director, J. EdH £ gar Hoover, relCu) wrote 1964 to J. Loe Rankin. general counsel of the Warren Commisslon, and descrjbedtheeIa. tionahip between Ruby and the agency. But the letter was not made part of the commission's . s- Adaffn said 11olover's letter told Rankin that Ruby was conladed by an agent of the Dallas FBI office on March 11 1959 "in view of his position night club operator who might havvi knowledge of the crWdnal element in Dallas." But Adams' report on Ruby was not satisfactory to Edwards. "The Ruby matter has not been laid to rest," the chairman said after the hearing "Why was the Hoover letter not part of the Warren Commission report' Wh was the letter but. led? Why, why, why?" A piules5wnal unit *tlh deluke. light- an d4 quan i y. also generic drugs whener .'iibic Y . , _________________________________________ (I SALE WEDNESDAY the" SUNDAY _____ ., '--"I. - Continue to Ouote Rx Ample stocks have been ordered, but ii a sell occurs, "RAIN CHECKS" will be av$Ilabl• f' • a . 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Johnson says he has no doubt she will one day go to trial, Hearst," Soliah's trial is scheduled for Dec. 1, In Harrisburg, Pa., the gov- nimal hospital here and was flown back to Memphis, Princess In Australia 13.9 od of the defense to have her dedared incompetent," said Johnson. "We have simply indicated as lawyers that she is presently not in a mental Miss Hearst Is being held on federal charges of bank rob- Tenn., sweek, aspokesmanfo1.theholthlsajd • Kir r4i fi 4 aaeiiiiu, I SANFORD Reg. Ice bream 1 PHYSICIAN I • I I Out . reens condition to aid in her own defense adequately." Carter's ruling, which will be based on but not necessarily governed by the psychiatric re. ports, will solve one legal prob. lem but is sure to inspire others. If Miss Hearst is ruled cornpetent, her attorneys may ask to have their own psychiatrists WEST BOYISFON Mass. 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A petent to stand trial, is awaiting final reports today from a psychiatric panel he appointed to examine the Jailc-d heiress, He has twice delayed the competence hearing because the psychiatric reports were not ready. As of Tuesday, the judge her legal defense, says one of her lawyers. "The major thrust of all our efforts has been to get her pay- Marino through an office in Florence, Italy. in Our Consumers Open Book. Shows exact price have been too immersed In questions that will influence a ruling on her mental cornpetence even to begin plotting - D.luxe Model 120-80 SEE 10 000 Remain New t' {h m~%afx)od? a , WASHINGTON Al') The foreign minister of San Marino, one of the world's smallest Countries, has con. ferred here with to U.S. officials. Gian Luigi Berti met on Tuesday with Arthur Hartman, assistant secretary of state for European affairs, and Robert Ingersoll, acting secre ta ry of state. San Marino is on the slopes of Mount Titano in north central Italy. At 23.5 square miles, It is one-third the size of Washington D.. and has aPopu lation f 20 Itclaimstobe the oldest state r Europe.° e Uni ted States has consular relations with San so Ruby=FBI SAN FRANCISCO 'Al') - Oliver J. Carter, who must rule Patricia Hearst's attorneys whether Miss Hearst is com- �SA— Evening Herald, Sanfurd, Ft. Wednesday, Oct. 22. 1913 To For Fiscal Year 1973-74 -- — Tom Ilerron and Kathy Iiringardner are the runners to beat in meet for Seminole County cross country runners. Herron, of Lyman High, heads a fast field of boys who will tackle the three. mile Trinity Prep COUtSC Thursday at 6 p.III. his chief rival is Trinity's Thad School E oard Correcting Discrepancies Found In Audit By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writ er Seminole County School officials said today they are col-retung several aiscrepancies touna in the state audit of the board's fiscal year 1973-74. "We're trying to correct most of them . . . Sane of the accounts payable were not declared and they should have been," said Superintendent William P "Bud" Layer. The audit dated Sept. fl, for the fIscal year ending June 30, 1974, as prepared by Auditor General Ernest Eflison, said in part: "The board's financial stateinenis did not comply with rules of the State Board of Education., in that significant assets and liabilities were either i.niitted or substantially misstated.. . The value of tana and buildings .. . was, in large part, not supported by detailed records." IRoger Harris, assistant superintendent for finance, said the only records set up were from insurance company values low' years ago, but "this did not suit the auditors." "WehaveschooLs built 25 to 30 years ago... and the state audit requires actual value of the property at the time of purchase," said Harris. H said a secretary was hired a year ago to said the problem was his records did not showthee research the board minutes and determine original amount collected above the 95 per cent figure. value of land and buildings as part of the district's "We have every intention of correcting this," fixed assets. He said this study has been completed said Harris. " is not a bad audit. It Is a fair and John Colbert, finance director, Is reviewing it audit." now to "double check" It. The audit said in part: Harris also said he had failed to record funds yet "Operating funds. . . do not include significant to be collected and he plans to check with county tax assets. . . with a resulting net understatement of collector's records in the future for an estimate of reserves and fund balance of $45,391.24. "taxes collectable and actually due." "Capital improvement funds. . . do not include "By law, we only budget for 95 per cent of antaxes and accrued interest receivable . . with a ticipated tax collections . . . and every year e resulting net overstatement of reserves and fund normally have over-collections," said Harris. He balance of $180,502.63. Thursthy's "The attached financial statements cieViate From those presented in the prior fiscal Year . . ." Harris said these items have been corrected. I ibis schoo l. for hich no state funds are pros ided as ith rcuLtr school busing. Parents of children attending the school demanded two weeks ago that the board either provide courtesy busing or force the subdivision developer to provide better access to the schooL Layer said, in his opinion, it's the responsibility of the planned unit development I PUD) to provide streets and sidewalks for the residents. He said Hugh Carlton, director of auxiliary crvices, will have cost estimate figures on both. The board also expected to make a decision regarding recently viewed, stateapproved, films for a venereal disease education program aimed at grades six through 12. Mrs. June Cameron, one of the parents objecting to some of the films, is expected to make a presentation, according to Layer. Ray said a new office trailer was being installed this morning next to the county School Board office on Commercial St. at a budgeted cost of $6,000. The new facility will provide office space for John Colbert, director of finance, and Donald Coleman, purchasing agent, and storage for data processing material and records, he said. Mrs. Donna Brin1ie is expected to make a presentation on school textbooks. The Golden Age Olym. pics committee met today at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, and the word was 'go" for the Nov. 10-15 series of events for senior citizens 55 years of age and over. "Everything Is finalized :I nd expecting are ewel ing a O'tAi turn(ut,", said Vie Arnett, committee chairman. ''It may b e mostly local citizens who enter this year, but we feel word will get around, and the thing is going to grow into a national event in coming years." Entry fee is 50 cents per event, and area civic clubs or groups are sponsoring various events. Events include; — Golf, nine-hole tournament Nov. 11 at 10 a. m. on the Mayfair Country Club, sponsored by the Rotary Club. Wheel chair race, Nov. 14 0-11 a.m. at Fort Mellon Park, sponsored by the Sanford Ministerial Association. — Horseshoes, Nov. 15 at 10 a.m. at Fort Mellon Park, sponsored by the Sanford Jaycees. Shuffleboard, Nov. 15 from 9-5 with Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club the host. — Tennis, Nov. 12-13 at the Emma Spencer Club, sponsored by Sanford Sunrise Kiwanis. — Bicycle race, Nov. 14 From 9-I1, starting from Seminole Blvd. and Sanford Ave., sponsored by Sanford Senior Citizens. Billiards (8-ball), Nov. Is r-' I Lyman's Bruce Caldwell, Lake Brantley's Rick Horta, Seminole's Willie Calloway and Oviedo's Chuck Apple and Jim Bowers. Mike Trier, Oviedo's top runner, will miss the meet after beir'g involved in an accident Monday. fl2 was struck by a truck in Oviedo, while run ning along SR 419. BOSTON (All) — After three playing in the 'Green Monster" pitcher of the game. "I knew a knockout punch of the Red run double in the Cincinnati days of rain, they finally played thriller, the ball was either going to go Sox in game No. 6. But It was seventh and Cesar Geronjmo baseball at Fenway Park. And, "When he came up to bat in foul or be a home run. Since the Boston that got in the first laced a home run into the right. boy, was it worth waiting for, the 10th, Hose leaned over and wind was blowing out, I was punches, scoring three quick field seats in the eighth. With all the drama of Broad- said to me, 'Wow, this Is some afraid the ball might hook runs on Fred Lynn's homer into Geronimo's wallop finished way and the wallop of a Hotly, kind of game," said Boston around the pole. In fact, I bet the right-center field seats in Tiant and gave the Reds a -3 v ood ending, the Bos ton R&d (at( her Carlton Fik, "I agreed the wind took the thing about 15 the first inning, lead. With Pedro Borbon pitch. Sox defeated the Cincinnati with him. You couldn't ask for a feet closer to the line than it It seemed that it would be Ing overpowering Reds 7-6 in 12 tension-packed better game." baseball in should have been and it wound enough for Luls Tiant, the way relief, the Big Red Machine innings Tuesday night and set Fisk ended the wild affair as up hitting the pole just before Boston's ace was pitching for seemed to be driving toward its the stage for tonight's seventh it should have been ended going around it." the first four innings. He gave first World Series World Series game. title since with a leadoff home run in the Fisk's blow was the most up no runs and only two hits and 1940. "They will be talking about 12th. The ball jumped oft Fisk's dramatic of the night because it appeared to be well on his way But as everyone soon found that game for years to come," bat and sailed into the left-field was the final shot fired at toward a third victory in the out, the game was far from said Cincinnati's Pete Rose foul pole, bringing the roaring Fenway. But there were many crazy, mixed-up series, over. after the Red Sox tied this in. crowd at Fenway to its feet and other moments of gorgeous It wasn't to be, however. Borbon gave up a leadoff credible World Series at three the Red Sex players streaming high tension that kept everyone Tiant showed he was only hu- single to Lynn and a walk to games apiece. "This game was onto the soggy field, stuck to their seats and tele- man in the fifth when he gave Rico Petrocellli. The reliever the best advertisement for "It was a sinker down and vision sets, up three runs, two on a triple by was taken out of the game baseball you could have." In," said Fisk of the home run Washed out of three straight Ken Griffey. His imperfection favor of Rawly Eastwick in and Rose, who never enjoys losing pitch from Cincinnati reliever starts by a long-winded storm, became more obvious when a garnie, nevertheless enjoyed Pat Darcy, the eighth Reds' th' Reds at last were poised for Gei'rg&' Foster unIoa(kd a t' i ('intinucd On Page -Bi ::. - L Bosox Play Miss Florida, Ann Sehmal.zreid, will be In Sanford Nov. 10, for the opening ceremonies at the Golden Age Olympics. O and 12 from 9.1 at the ivic Center, sponsored by he Sanford Recreation )epartrnent. — Table Tennis, Nov. 10 a nd 12 from 9-I at the Civic enter, sponsored by the linisterial Association, Checkers and )ominoes, Nov. 10 at 1 p.m. the Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, both ponsored by the Sanford Senior Citizens. — Croquet, Nov. 15 at 1 in F ort Mellon Park, spun. s xed by Rotaract. Horticulture Show, N ov, 13-14 at the sponsoring S anford Garden Club. With — Bridge, Nov. 12 at 1 at the sponsoring Sanford Women's Club. — Ceramics, details to be announced. Pancake Race twornen only), Nov. 12 at 3 and S in the Sanford Chamber of Commerce building, sponsored by the Pilot Club. — Bowling, Nov. 11-13 at I and 3 at the Bowl America lanes, sponsored by Disabled American Veterans. — Track and Field, Nov. 15 8-11 a.m. at Seminole High track, sponsored by Downtown Kiwanis. SPORTS Flare Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesda For Drama Oct. fl, ltlS-1B -- Reds Feel Confident Of Victory _ - n - - - .. I, -- - Red Sox Rookie e Heads All -Sta rs U.S.-Cuban Basketball Reported By Orr meet. So an additional incentive is offered to runners. Each Seminole County schooi will be represented — Lyman, Seminole, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Oviedo, Trinity Prep and Sanford Naval, Besides Herron and McNulty, the boys title will be challenged for by BOSTON API — Unshakeable Joe Morgan sat BOSTON (AP) After 170-odd games, the amid a sea of gloomy faces, unwilling to concede Boston Red Sex still are playing the way they that the Boston Red Sex are riding a wave of mostarted the baseball season last spring: with a mentum going into tonight's World Series flare for drama. showdown.' Now the season comes down to one big game -'"We're not down," said the intense Cincinna ti tonight in the seventh and deciding contest of the '3k' second baseman. "We've got a Don Gullett goin g 1975 Wor ld Series with the Cincinna ti Reds. and they don't have another Luis Tiant." On the brink of elimination and down 6-3 going ' As crushing as Tuesday night's 74 defeat in 12 into the last of the eighth Inning, the Red Sex innings was, the Reds refuse to quell their pulled out another dramatic victory and squared confident tones. the Series at three games apiece Tuesday night "They be at us," said scrappy Pete Rose. "Now by edging the Reds 7 on Carlton Fisk's 12t Bill Lee has got to beat us. I'm not worried about inning homer. CARLTON p'j JOE MORGAN him. I don't worry about any pitcher, I Just take "It feels wonderful, but this shouldn't surprise my hacks." anybody who knows this ba ll club,", said Boston Boston catcher Canton Fisk decided the Manager Darrell Johnson. "We've been doing superbl y-played thriller with a leadoff homer in -. the same thing all year, only now it's in the 12th the Inning, victimizing young Pat Darcy for World Series. These fellows don't know the his first loss since June 29. meaning of the word 'quit.' Even when they're "I have no excuses," Darcy said through behind in the ninth inning, they believe they can glazed eyes. "I tried to get the ball low — and It win." got up. I thought it was going to be foul. Then it Carl Yastrzemskl, Boston's 15-year veteran hit the foul pole." who had three hits in the sixth game with CmNEW YORK (AP) — Fred the Cincinnati Reds were the The game-clinching homer capped one of the cinnati's National League champions, agreet Lynn displayed skills on na- only repeaters from the 1974 most dramatic games in Series history. with Johnson, but said: "I can't take too many tional televisionhis Tuesday night, team. "I couldn't believe it," said Rose, stirred by MEXICO CITY (AP) — only won all of Tuesday's golds, 2:24.00 in the men's Mmeter more games like this. These are just two fan. slamming a three-run homer Others picked by a nation- the pulsating duel that saw momentum reversed "We're definitely here to win but also set records In each backstroke; tastic teams going against each other. This was a and crashing into the center wide panel of sports writers and almost inning-by-inning. "Boston played like the gold medal and to regain event and added either a silver super, super game for us, but the entire Series field wall in a futile effort to broadcasters were first they have magnets in their gloves. T hat game Dan Harrigan, Mishawaka, has been something. There has been some great catch Ken Griffey's triple. our morale. Therefore beating or a bro nze in each. I nd., with a 2:06.69 in the men's baseman George Scott of the had more ups and downs baseball out there." Cuba is a question of honor," than any game I've The winners and their times, 200-meter backstroke; It was t ypical of the Boston Milwaukee Brewers, second ever been in. That was the only way that game said United States men's bas. all records: "1 don't think I've ever been In a more rookie center fielder's season, baseman Joe Morgan of Cincin- could have been decided." ketball assistant coach Jud Wright, New Albany, emotional game," Fisk said. "I don't think any- and a prime reason he Doug Northbrook, Tucson, InCamille d., with 1:03.71 in the 100-me. body was the nati, third baseman Bill MadThe rowing Red Sex victory sets the stage for Heathcote. in the world could ask for a better game." top vote-getter on The AssociAriz., 4:00.51 in the men's 400- ter women's butterfly; lock of the Chicago Cubs and tonight's collision between Gullett, Cincinnati's The question of honor was to meter freestyle, almost nine Leading up to Fisk's homer off the left-field ated Press' 1975 Major League Greg Jacenburg, West third baseman Larry Bowa of flame-throwing left-hander, and Lee, who was be deci ded tonight in one of the seconds better than the old ter, Pa., wi Ch's- foul pole against Pat Darcy, Cincinnati's eighth All-Star team, th 2:03.42 in the Philadelphia Phillies. highly effective against the Reds in Game Two 10 feature attractions of the VII record; pitcher, were such highlights as: Joining Lynn in the outfield men's 200-meter butterfly, Randy Jones of the San Diego days ago. Pan American Games: the —Fred Lynn's three-run homer into the are Greg Luzinskl of the PhilaKathy Heddy. Summit, N.J., In wrestling Tuesday Padres was named the team's The Reds, bridesmaids in three World Series in Ame ricans vs. the Cabana In who won her second gold with a night, the U.S. took gold medals In five bleachers beyond the Boston bullpen in right- delphia Phillies and Reggie left-handed pitcher and Balti- the last 14 years but denied a world cham. center in the first inning. basketball. A victory would all 5:06.05 in the women's 400-me- weight classifications, silvers Jackson of the Oakland A's. more's Jim Palmer grabbed pionship since 1940, put it but automatically give the U.S. ter individual uied.le'; all on the line tonight. —Bernie Carbo's dramatic pinch homer into Lynn was the only rookie to the right-handed pitching spot. in three and bronze in the other "There ain't no mo re ta lking af te r tomorrow," a gold medal in the sport at H flick Colella, Seattle, Wash., two. make the squad, while Jackson said Reds Manager Sparky Anderson. Continued On Page 2-B) these quadrennial Western and catcher Johnny Bench of I Continued On Page 2-111 "Tomorrow is it." Hemisphere games a certain morale booster. The U.S. prestige In basketWill has dropped in recent years with defeats in the 1971 Pan Am Games, the l972 Olympics, and last year's world chainpionships. A handful of importa nt fi na ls 4\ . were scheduled today In other " sports here, including swimR Central Florida baseball fans Friday, three on Sa turday and Seminole playing Stetson at S ming where the U.S. teams I. will get a sneak preview of five anot her three Sunday. and Rollins facing FTIJ at 7:30. continue to rewrite the Pan Mn a By JIM HAYNES "That's right," says Posey, of the better co llege tea ms in Seminole Community Friday it will be Rollins record books. But the pivotal herald Sports Editor "he lakes it to 'en,. Greg can the state this week at Sanford College, Stetson University, against Jacksonville at S and basketball game had the strip them and move his Memorial Stadium. Rollins College, Jacksonville -17U meeting Stetson at 7:30. spotlight. College recruiters and scou ts blocker to the sidelines, The Zi nn Beck Fall Classic University and Florida On Saturday the 12:30 game -We still have a chance to win with foresight should whether It Is an end or indebu ts Thursday night with a Technological University will pi ts FTU agai nst Seminole, the gold medal if we lose to the remember the name Greg terference." pair of games, followed by two make up the field in the single with Stetson meeting Cubans," hieathcote said. Pringle. round-robin tourney. Jacksonville at 3 and Stetson "They've lost to Puerto Rico PIIngIC Is also a leader, "He's By end of next fall, his name All games will be se ven intackling Rolli ns at 5:30. and may still lose to Brazil." should be well known. In fact, a leader in a sense," says the nings with a championship Sunday's windup sees Ileathcote expressed hope he's not doing badly this season. Seminole coach. "Not so much trophy presented to th e team Jacksonville playing Seminole t he re would be no violen ce, as The 6-2 ju ni or defe nsive end by the fact he gets after with the best record alter at 12:30, Jacksonville facing teammates or Jumps down their in some Cuba-U.S. encounters was Seminole's player of Sunday's game& In addition, F1 at 3 and Seminole meeting throat, lie's not afraid to tell here, notabl)' in water polo ek in a 7-6 l os 1444~ the tournament's most val ua ble Rollins at 5:30. s to Gainesville them something. But basically, where three Americans were last Friday. player will receive a trophy. The games are considered injured, And the fact that he was he lets his actions do his Admission to e GREG th PRINGLE tournament exhibitions for the com peting Going Into tonigh t's swimS virtually the only player talking." is $2 for all f ou r days. learns, who will begin regular ORLANDO (AP) ming finals, the U .S. team has mentioned in glowing terms The Thursday's schedule finds seasons in the spring. Pringle wasn't drawing much Seminole, which plays doesn't affect play against Tangerine Bowl Sports Associrebuffed its critics effectively, this .,reek by coach Jerry Posey praises Colonial at Itse be ginning of at home this week, was ation has voted to play the Dec. Colonial. not only winni ng most every- speaks well of him, His play was good less than effective on offense Tangerine Bowl football thing in sight but also tearing "Greg is starting to get after season. "It's easy to do after losing enough for him to start. But he last weekend, game despite the availability of up the Cannes' record book In people, and that's what like that," he said. "We are football was guilty of rookie mistakes only 20,000 seats in the trouble. "Defense was good enough to down a little on ourselves. the process. is about," said Posey today. like goi ng th e wrong way th We plagued and win, e offense just couldn't know we should have won. stadium, official said With the help of a U.S. sweep "lie is improving every week. missing a ssignments. pu t it together. We had the Colonial is not as bad as its today. in swimming events Tuesday He is rounding into one of Association President Will When and five gold medals from the area's better defthsive players. we record indicates," "He's past that stage now," opportunities. Geiger said the decision to go American wrestlers, the U.S. fly next season he should be ndded Posey. "Once lie found recovered that fumble on their Colonial Is 2-3 with a 32-6 win ahead with the post-season gold-silver-bronze total bulged great." out what he could do, and has over Lyman the highlight of its game wa's Wed on the neM to 10-55-33 with 36-33-21 for rune Four junior varsity football Bishop Moore at 4. Basically, what Pringle Is eliminated his mistakes, he Just But we didn't," lamented season. The Grenadiers also retain NCAA sanction for the games are on the high school Posey, nerup Cuba. Other leading na' doing which puts him In a goes out and does a job. lie's All other games are at 7:30, beat Boone, 7-6, but lost to game, despite the discovery of schedule Thurrday lions were Canada 15-25-27, special category is that he aggressive, lie realizes he is night in. with Lake Brantley traveling to This week, Posey's biggest Jones. Oak Ridge and Winter structural defects in the con. volving Seminole County Oviedo, l)eLand p!ayin at Mexico 6-8-fl and Brazil 6-7-13. meets his blocker and takes to strong enough to move people, problem is seeing toil that a let Park by respective scores of 18- struction of additional seats for teams. The American swimnmi ers not the offense, Lake hlinell and I.yniian at and he's not afraId." down from last week's game 7, -0 and 2'7-O. the stadium. Seminole plays at Orlando ()rlaadu Colonial. - SEEDCO Progress 'A Question Of Honor' I -A) Also, Ore says a SEEDCO Job referral agency has processed more than 1,500 Job requests. Of that number, he said many crkers have been placed in jobs. were S - - meet director, and says he expects a large turnout. The girls junior varsity meet begins at 4:30, followed by the varsity girls at 5, Junior varsity boys at 5:30 and varsity boys at 6. Qualification for the all-county cross country team is achieved through this Fisk Home Run Sets Stage For World Series Decider' For Golden Age Games - Commissioners presentation. Trinity Prep and Debbie Thomas of Lake Howell. Three of the lop 10 favorites in girls competition — Bringardner, Barksdale and Thomas — are merely freshmen and lend much hope For the future to their respective schools. Lyman coach David Huggins is the Good - Turnout Expected Fetchtel To Talk I mAwwff On New State Law (Coathiqed From Page McNulty, who ran second to him in a test last Friday and ranks as the Class AAA state champion in the mile. Girls competition should be just as fierce, with Bringardner, also of Lyman, getting a strong challenge from the likes f Cindi Sullivan and Darlene Berkley of Lake Brantley, Georgia Barksdale of . ' State Hep, Vince F'echtel Jr. Le esburg) is expected to explain a new state law on administrator-teacher ratios to Seminole County School Board members who meet today at 7:30 p.m. at the Altamonte Springs City Hall. Superintendent William P. "Bud" Layer said the new state law prevents hiring more administrators than teachers for any one school year. "Seminole County has one of the best ratios in the state, with an emphasis on classroom teachers," said Layer. Last year's ratio was one administrator for every 9.94 teachers in elementary, secondary and the special education field, said Ralph Ray, the School Board's informational officer. Ray said the administratorteacher ratio was one to 10.68, including guidance department, library, and audio-visual personnel. This year's ratio figure will not be available until next month, Ray said. "You cannot have a higher ratio than last year," Ray said. Also on the agenda today is a report on courtesy busing "if needed," and the responsibility for providing a bike path for pupils attending the new Sterling Park Elementary School, Layer sai(L Courtesy busing is Iran. sportation for pupils li ving less than two miles away from their Herron, Bri"ngardner Favored In County Meet & impressed with On's hour-long Commissioner Dick Williams called Ore's presentation "very irnhressive" and said a need ddlnitely exists for agencies which are designed to reduce imemployment in Seminole County. 'As described by Horace ((pr), the agency Is doing a very fuse Job," Williams said. "I wish to compliment tr organization on a very comprehensive report." Commissioner Mike Hattaway added. Vihien said the conce* of SEEDCO is "extremely good" because it is an agency designed to reduce unemployment and train unskilled workers. - Seminole Defender p Greg Pringle Player Of Week Beck Baseball Classic Boasts Five Colleges - - ' -, . . ______ I _____ " Im E T-Bowl Decides 'ro Play - Four Jayvee G On Thursday Slate Quality Inn North CL 14 & 434 LOP4GW000 to 305.1624000 I ?. 4 �2 13-Evening . Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1973 111,111111,111111111111110 Im ___!9q [SCOREBOARD [BI Series Bestof.? Cinci Boston Series WL.. Pct. 3 3 5Ø 3 3 50 Game 1 Cinci 000 000 000-0 5 0 Boston (100 000 60'- 6 12 0 Gullett, Carroll (7). C McLnaney (7) and Bench. Tiant and Fisk W-Tianit, 10, I Guilett, 61 iUunthiued From Page AIberØ,. a Barre Boy ISIVU ii. I George Way(B 1 Sc-t-3 Via. 6 Aldan,, SSXTH - Mile, pace. sisco Sanchez. 7 Ur:a Arana. $ Larri Claiming: I Arabian way EIOUa (Thompson) Ill. 2 Mannarl THIRD - I Oquiza Bpi?i6. 7 D.erdre (Kucla) 1 1; 3 T, J. Q Echo Okoki, 3 Arecha Leflil. I lDoracekl $ I. i Yankee Guy tarn Via. S Ica Arana. 6 AIdana i.:ii ii. s .i N Mark lurt: .bCO' 7 unia Sancnrz I Eddy worth) S 2. 6 Churchy Cram (Srr,lh) 10 1, 7 Merle Volo (Saul) I FOURTH - I Domingo Beitgoa I I Dor Ruff IT Crank) 4 1 2 Lciti Zarre, 3 Bane JavI, I SEVENTH - Cl. Pace. Mile: 1 Nrqv Cacho SancheZ, 7 Aretha Perez. I Singing Sam lBere:nakt III; 3 ten:. 3 World Series t . Cleve'and Will (5). oughbv (7). Morel 110) and Fisk. Nolan, Darcy IS). C. Car roll (7), McErsaney (7), East w'ck, 70$ L- WillOughby. 01 t . Carbo s 1 Evans innati, C Berxh Conception (I). (1), Geronimo ill -' - Boston Cinci 000 500 CVG-5 II I 200 700 0001 9 PereZ c Lr:a Atbicdi 6 Eddy Via. iia,jsnei 6 1 I Nrq. Aranj. S Aldart Okoki. NINTH - Mile. Pace, Claiming (rdIola Agoirre, 3 Sala Mencpia, I 53.000: I Marion Sleek IN Crank) Ma, 6 I 2 KellytukTim (R Miller) SI. C etaba Ramon, S I ,%A,ghtv Senator IS. Clark) 10 1. 4 4ikuguerta. 6 Fermin Alpi. 7, Santi Governor Del Lee (KinSley) 50 1 Lamrea. I Chucho Juan jeel t a,n I Pr-on) 77. 6 Major Jcnes Alrawari , I 1. 7 t!~aQl jl w l [ jza 1 Juan, S Sli,#, B'Ibao. 7 Wavenly (E Taylor I 5 1.6 Dazzling CnIaa I Azpi star tto driver) 6 1 TENTH -1. Larrea. 7 Mencha, 3 A l t, I Chucho. S Maruri. 6. F TENTH - Mile. Pace. R.I. 8-3: 1 EIGHTH - 1. Alava Attu I chwarmer had a ball rilinning around the bases, was a fitting climax to a game that had everything - Private Line (Bailey) I I, 3, Wally Byrd (Bourgeois) 6 I. I Mel Tom IF Taylor) 10 1. S Sumter Beau Boroon (4). C Cs"011 IS ), (CUthant) I 1; 6 Dakota Beau Eastwck (7) and Bench W- Marumi Altu. 7 Celaya Per ez. I ISeiciersI S I; 7 special Byrd I'm?. 20 L-Norman. 0 1. Atyô Aipi (Branard) 31.6 Rum Fantasy IR TWELFTH - I Maruni Juan. 2 Neelv! 2 Game S BitoO R,,mon, 3 Chucho Agurre. Boston 100 000 001-7 5 0 i Erdoza Attu, S. Santi MencPa, 6 Cinci 000 113 01z-4 I 0 Celaya Lamrea. 7. Sala A:pl. S Cleveia,'sd, Willoughby )6. emmn P.tuuenia PIt i), Seoul ($1 and c.. GriSt. Eastw,ce '9 1 and Bench W-Gvltett, II. L-Clevelanij. the centerfield bleachers to drive in three runs "Th pitch was a sinker down and in," the "The and tie the score with two out in the eighth. -A game-saving catch by Dwight Evans, who veteran catchermid. -When I hit it I knew it was made ,I leaping catch of Joe Morgan's drive to going to be foul or home run. I watched and saw the right-field wall with a runner on first base in it hit the foul 1k -I didnMeel my feet hit the ground all the way the I Ith inning. Evans riot only made the catch, (kiscribed by Cincinnati Manager Sparky An. to first 6-ise." (lerson as t best he's ever seen, but turned It Jubliant fans swarmed onto the field as Fisk's into a double play. honr broke UI) the game. Boston's Lynn Heads AlloStars applauding Lynn That catch Saved 146tun for - TENT" - 1 Larrem (7) 11 so, 10 40.110. 7 Attu (6) 1930,650; 3 .'.pntcha (II $00 0 (3 ii wm p . - 61 -. 62) 33 00 ii 7: 3t7 93 ELEVENTH - I ChwhOM"I -. "''' 41 610. 300. 3. Anecha Attu IS) S!0 0(46) 447Q: p (45)4470; P ;e 1 1 3050 TWELFTH - I. Ce4aa A.guirne '3 11 20. 010. 13.20. 2 Sala Ramon :7 1 40 .940, 3. Marurl Menctma (5) 940 b 73i33 40; P (32) 91.40. Big 0 46 with all 2)107 00. (14 With all )71200 1454. Harmdte V5.3a1 ;FiIlpelllt 72 THIRD - Milt, Pace, Claiming , .... .. '."ye' I"per ,n . I J I 7 5i(ye'q Goo (.3 PIeely) 17$, 3 Cold Wyn (Gill) I 1, 4 Jean% First -'. ' a .-'." '. Miller) 151; 6 Jefferson Import (Blood) 97. 7 Birdie H. VolO (Whayland) IS); I Gllmore Chief (Kurf:worth) I FOURTH . Mile. Pace, Claiming $1,551: I Pall Mel (We'rkheiier) 50 I. 7 Siemator Mir (kixa) 7 1; 3 Shirley WillS Bay (.eidersl I I. 3 Constant Byrd (Seull 3 I S Silmrerb.11 Rite f0,,m $ I. e Truax P4 oftr(Lu.ipo)ei);7 TONIGHT'S, ENTRIES Nobe (P Miller) 97; I Howar Chef (No drive-f) SI. FIRST - ) AldanaArana,7 ca FIFTH - C), Pace, Miii: I. Beta.] Echano Snc.Ps-e:. I UrU t4urm'cane Scott (P ipif) 5 1.7 More Lii:, S tarn OknAl. S Ne-gui kCIilblO fWiItey) 5 7; 3. FrIday Star lortb. 7 Eddy Alberdi, P Cacho (KiflSlCy) 3$. 4 Justatong (Cum via mngsI I I, S Mike I (Kucla)O 7, 6 SECOND- $ lcaOkoki, 7 Eddy Burns Guy (Berunak) 61. 7 Anon - I(Bi the champion, knocking in 121 rum while Notice - League Ili rulin s(tit c(l %~ Ili, iuj, NI. with 120. vt,'r oulficldt- r. Hel,-gie .JacLson, %~a.,, of the New York Meb, 119 389 votes. The closest to the to 87 for runner-up Ted Sim- fight, beating out Dave Conninth. They loaded the bases ished his rourxis, there was a Boston freshman was Morgan, It ions of the St. Louis Cardinals. cepcion of Cincinnati 165-134. with none out. The noise level mob of fans as well as team- who received 320 votes. The Cincinnati catcher was Bowa ba tted .305 and scored 79 reached ness heights. mates to sselcome him home. Luzinski was the National second to Luzinski in flifis in runs, JcPenn - .- py To auto center "ionn4p r C-) I-.; Coach 250 /o off Australian tennis veteran, Ken RosewaH wiU coach Japanese Davis Cup players before tKi. is.h Tn,lIn 'I'-.... x .-. U UIUW, 05)0 £U1 WLlI aflcials said Tuesday. Japan Is to meet India In the second round of the Davis CLIII Tennis Eastern 7nr Tot.irnimnt in Tnkvn flmw' !..7 The Japanese Davis Cup players will undergo special I%\\ Ic USMC (CATV-6) : belted Congresstoroll back-to-back300games. Heasley, who carries a 177 average, turned the trick during theTliesdayNightMen'sLeague competitjonata suburba n bowling center. He added a 207 In his third game of the night for an 801 series, wi th 31 strikes for the orw. in k RITZ Parseghian Eyes Future KNOXVILLE, Tenn. lAP) - Former Notre Dame Coach Ma Parseghian says he will decide by the first of the year whether to resume his career as a football coach, txitclosed the door ona future collegecontract. "1 will not return to the college game," he told the Knoxville Quarterback Club, adding, "I'll decide by the =. first of the year." Parseghian resigned from Notre Dame Last year and there have been reports he might sign with a professional club. •• _ __ Sale Save Reg. fed. 625 25.00 18.75 1.71 C78-13 8.00 32,00 24.00 2.02 C78-14 8.50 34.00 25.50 2.10 D70-14 8.75 35.00 26.25 2.42 E78-14 9.25 37.00 27.75 2,32 F78-14 9.75 39.00 29.25 2.47 10.25 41.00 30.75 H78-14 L 43.00 32.25 2.62 2.84 G78-15 2.69 _ ____ 1 0.75 143.00 32.25 _ ' - 'i, . ', - Legal Notice , . . I - -. , . .' Mileagemaker. Features 4 piles of polyester. In the wide 78 series profile. 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GrancL land admiion only 50'. Free parking! Action packed racing under the lights Mun.-Sat. Ladies nightEvery Thurrbv flight ' - El Tigre 278. Features 2-2 constrtctIon of polyoster cords and Ilb*r glass belle. In the wide 78 series profile. Whitewall tubeless. Paul Harmon, owner of the bowling alley, said there had never before been a 300 game in the 15-year history of - ibm c of I/u' Origin a I Trifecla. Post time 7:45 PM Mon.-Sat. F SEEK & FIND - /%' polyester, games. (13) (CATV-13) (13) $ _______ . the ninth m.an in the history of the American Bowling - -.---.- (6)(13) OS) (CATV-6) TV HIGHLIGHTS ERIE, Pa. (AP) -Dean Heasley, a 19-year-aid venience store manager from Girard, Pa., has become - (0) of L__ Back.To.Back 300s Bowled . (13) 11 I last 10 years. ' (8) 7:30 ; I I training at a camp Nov. 17-2L Japan has not beaten Indis In the Eastern zone In the -- (CATV-6) (8) (6)(8) j - V (9) Japanese Davis Cup Players - I(I.1I'C I ________ .)". AP Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Notice ", r back with more fireworks in the around the bases. When he fin- IN BRIEF TOKYO Legal I Palmer outdueled Toni Sea. led the American s!afnruinl 31homers. T1R tither n?i. Jai-Alai League's tUontinued From Page i-ni SPORrS Rosewall Fisk led off the 12tfi. fie looked at a ball and second of his journey toward the 12th, when Fisk delivered doubles with 47 and slugging the American Leaues co- votes to 157, for one (if the home. his sudden thunder. The broad- percentage with .566. He batted home iiin champion with Scott. pitching spots. Jones polled is votes to beat out Vida Blue of With tP rirdi'nt g'hppr nf ih hn,,I,hrwI i',trhpr t.'.riwI in iii t-_ t ti...t- ,,._'i vm.visu .,i... 'uiiei in we ni', now walloped .iu rounumnppers. Oakla nd, who finished with 103 fled Sox faithful still ringing in the air when the ball hit the and was third in the league in Bench easily captured the the air, the Boston bunch came pole, and he joyfully streaked runs batted n with 10, polling catching spot, getting 265 votes iowa had the second closest ELEVENTH-1 Domingo lame. I I Barre Miguel, A Ogu-18 Berlocia, S Arecha Juan. 6 Ken Lynn, one of Manager Sparky Anderson. hiniself as lie enjo)ed every - TUESDAY'S RESULTS Game 6 FIRST - I Fins? Affair (Kurti C fl, X-3 030 210 000--6 51 0 Avrth) 16) 11 20.410,2 40 ,7 Lassies BoSton 320 000 030 001-7 10 1 Lady (Ili 2 40. 2 20. 3 L'ncoln Visit 12 inalnj (7) 770. Q 651 1700; T 217. Nolan, Norman (3), Billing SECOND - I Ocala Dutch ham (3). C.C.arrolt (5). Borbon (OmidgesI (7) 540. 7.70. 220; 7. (5). McEnaney Genesee Ptayboy (1) 7.20. 2.20. 3 (9). Darcy (10) and Bench; kings Medal (2) 270. 0 1 735 60 . T hint. Mores (S). Di'ago (9). (117) 25.00; OD. It 7) 31.50; T Wise (12) and FISK W-W'sc, C1 0 L-Darcy. 01 HRS-Crmcin THIRD - I Mario (Clark) I') GprOrmimO (7) Boston. 1760. 13 70. 110. 7 C J Rodney L',rn 0, Carbo (2). Fisk (7) 9 kO.) 60, 3 MlctmIana Chief (5)740. 0 04) 20 00. 7 (3 4 bill 62 00. T To4.y'sOames 2051 (r. t 1 fl tGvllefl FOURTH - 1 Warren Leo Lee 0 0), (n) I Becker 1 (1) 2960. 900. 2 Pyrwackeip (5) $00. 7 20; 3. Tainya Pa?h (3) 7 10. 0(18) 700.80; 1 (10 31 27$0. I 1.31, FIFTH -Admirals Lad (Bader) (2) 7.10. 4,00, 500; 2. Cumban F r Isco (6) 2510, 42.60; 3 Ripping On (1) ORLANDO-SEMINOLE 3.60; Q (75) 14540; 1 (ThiS 509.10; TUESDAY'S RESULTS 12092 FIRST - I Cacho Sancte, (7). SIXTH - I Llncolnt Spirit 1320. 610. 100. 2.Larri Okoki (7). (OeBecrv Jr.) (Il 1080, 520, 3M; 7. a60. 110. 1. ca AIberdl (5) 450; 0 Mindy Nib (71 410, 340, 3 SCttys (I 71 71 80rP (77711079 Amb,tion ill 5.60.0(17) Th'$Q; I (I SECOND - I Same Atbqrdi j4J, 751 277 10. I 7 034 21 00. 7 20. 320. 2. Ica Liii (7) 5 30. SEVENTH - I B -o'varct County 20. 3 4 2 40; 2. Shaf p 1) 5550; P (47) .960: Big 0 (23 Mollie (1) - IC. 100.3.,) H Time (7) wifft 616J0 370.0S52500. T(S17).s670 I THIRD - I Unza Via (41. 53.60, 7 072 Lamni Sarcte:(7);770, EIGHTH -1. Bold Affair (Kin 450, 3 Echano Liii (21,350; 0 (4 seyt (3) 1660. 5.10, 1 00. 2. Mitt 7) A' 00. P (47) 1550 Ac,.e Time ,) 370.3 13. 3. Cheeky FOURTH - I Cacho Miguel ( I) eracacio (5) 5 10. (37)2763; 1 (3 10 00 - 6 80. 6 20. 2 Dom snogo Per et . 1 S) 173 60, T 2:01 C (3). 350. 340, 3 Alava Echpve (7), NINTH - I. Surtax lSeidecs) (3) S0O.Q(3$),77.t0;PfI3) $940 00 *00. 110. 310; 7. Pan Lady J (5) (1 1)1)1 10. 600.- 360. 3 . Ocala - Star Fly (II . .fldflO LIFTOS Ii? Q (35) 2010; 1 331171 10 1200.650. $00. 2. Domingo, Miguel (7)$20 180; 3. Sa$aAgjirce u I? 20.0(24) 32.60; p 4300. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES SIXTH - 1. Cacho Zamre- (I) 1910, FIRST-14 Mile, Pace, Claiming 900. 310; 2. B.arre Perez (1) 550. $1,550: I. Emmett O'Brien 100; 3. Nei Attu (7) 6.00; 0 (1 5) IValanle) 12 I. 2. Defkendun (No 42 60. P($ 1)11050. driver) 7 2; 3. Dark Rauerm SEVENTH -1 Eddy Perez (6) (Boaturro) 77. 1 Tar Dappe '3 IZ 1 so . 3 Ciu1hOkOki (5) tVanoervort) SI. S Gotta Go 100. 3 ca Via (3) 360. Q (5.6) Ptewman $ I.' 7 II I Candee 71 10, P 111, S) 7C7. lFetev- ) I1. I. Mar Mlrg Rusty EIGHTH - I. Alava Muguenia (Kalathmi) 32). (7) 1000. 11.80. 360. 7. Fermin SECOND - c.3. Pace. MiIe 1. Ramon '3) 11.20. 1.40; 3 Erdo,zs Timely Marie- (UdeII) Aipi (4) 110. 0 (2 3) 2660; P (7 3 Ryangold (Farber) 10 I; 3. Pflentom 7920 O- Lyncn (Baileyl 92. 1 Teal Iron NINTH - 1. Aguirre (I) S 20. (Cummings) $ 1; S. Gay Glad 2*50,710. 7 lame (3)530,100;), (Shimp) 3 I; 6. Vans4y Bomb Juan (7) 310. 0 ()3) 4160; P (131 (Crossinl Ii. 7. Laurelt Gypsymay it lContInued From Page I-B) ttngham, Borbon (6). ftchj. $ Miguel Enarty (11, Esslviick Ill EIGHTH - Mile. Pace. Claiming SIXTH - I Arechs Echave, 2 ,4 , 'a Bench: Let. Drago (9) and 12,003. 1 Victoria Han% IT. Crank) Barre Bengoa, I Nui Javi. W -Eattwick. ' 10 1-S 1 7 Stars HOStCtS (Hobbs) 3 Domingo Miguel. S Maya lame. 6 D' ago. 0 1 c,ttie knot (NichollS 9 7, 1 Bilbao Attu, 7 ui:a Eloua. Bombay Jayson (Shimp) 10 Cacho Perez Game I Wave Lewis) 31; 6 Beth DVQ9Cr Bostcn 010 00 1 102 0-S 10 2 SEVENTH - I Echano Jay,. 7 Dean lBere:nak 7 2. 7 Sun Velvet W.W. we Legal -, the best rookies mous Green Monster and lay should have won it then," said to come along in the American crumplcd on the warning track the Fenway crowd of 35,205 Fisk. even a violent collision with the League for many years, was for a few minutes, like a disBut Boston didn't. Lynn lofted center held wall by lynn that hurt when he went back in carded rag doll. But he soon got Cincinnati's outstanding aflyballtoFosteralongtheleft momentarily stunned the out. attempt to catch Griffey's up and tested himself, finding youngster quieted the Boston field line and the Cincinnati fielder in the fifth Inning, triple. lie cracked into the ía- tie could play. customers by striking out outfielder gunned down Denny Dwight Evans and getting Rick Doyle at home for a double Burleson on a ny ball. Then he play. Then Petrocelli grounded went to a 2-2 count on pinch hit- out and the game went Into We thought for sure 1B nwr Cincinnati game-tying homer into the n- to put the Red Sox away but ter field stands, more than 400 were turned back by an almost feet away. unbelievable play by Evans in With a man on plate," Carbo, said of the key first. im-Morgan hit a shot Utat pitch from Eastwick. "I was appeared almost certainly just trying to make conta ct in headed for home run territory, that spot and not strike out, so I but the graceful young out stepped out of the box a couple Fielder speared the ball near the of Limes to help relax myself, seats and fired back Into the All I was tr)ing to do was just infield to complete a double put the ball in play someplace." play. The house came down when Carbo hit it out. And the benever seen," said Cincinnati 1.1 10 lflflifl9t Scheduled Legal Wednesday, Oct. 22,1975-3 8 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice i hereby given that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 1)4 AND -. INVITATION TO BID 4' engaged in business t lOt wymore FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ... lu, Board of Trustees of tie fJ 1I Road Su 101, Altamonte Sorinas, FLORDIA Seminole County Pi,ihlir Wt..n,iI I'(" U UUU UI Seminole County. Florida under the CASE NO. 52002CA.04B 'fliles bids upon the following: I liCtit*t name of FOXY LADY Ifl R: the Marriage of Complete insurance coverage. BEAUTY SALON, and that i intend MARC ELLA L NOLEN. Additional Information, plant and t o reqister sad name wuth'lhc Clerk Petitioner. speclflcalionsareavallablea, office Wednesday (I) Today In Florida o sIte Circuit Court, Seminole (CATV4) Life In The Spirit of the Controller alter 31st October ()(13) Love Of Life County. Florida in accordance With HARVEY K PIOLEN, JR. 1975. (35) Rocky And Friends (I) Big Valley :SS (CATV-) World Of Women EVENING th( provi%,On5 Of the Fictitious deSPondent Au bids Shall be mailed to the Underdog (9) Movie (9) (2) Daily Happy Days Devotional Name Statutes, To Wit NOTICE OF ACTION Board of Trustees of the Seminole 7:00 Section (13) Mike Douglas 4:00 (S)(44) News (24) Villa Alegre 66% 09 1 !orcJj Statul THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO 1957 County Public Hopitl, 1101 East (2) To Tell The Truth (24) Mister Rogers (2) lronslde S James 0 Baird HARVEY K. NOLEP4. i First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. 7:00 11:50 (3) Romagnolis Table (44) Leave It To Beaver ~ C9 PuMigh Oct 8. 15, 22. 29. 1915 14SAI South 11 Highway (3)(24) Mister Rogers All bids Shall be Postmarked not (2) Paul Harvey Concentration Today DES %9 KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI later than the ,h day of November (6) Partridge Family 9:30 (CATV.) Hogan's Heroes (6)(C6)W) CBS News 11:55 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1975 (CATV.6)(44) Mickey Mouse (CATV4) 700 Club FICTITIOUS NAME Bozo's Circus (9) Wild. Wild World Of that MARCELLA L NOLEN has (6)(CM( Consideration Of n) CBS News such bdt will Notice is hereby given that I am Club (44) Gomer Pyle, (44) American Animals filed a Petition in the Corcuit Court of lake place at the meeting Of the AFTERNOON Town engaged in business at I Palm Somerset Religious Hall (13)(CATV.13) CBS News 10:00 Valley Of , Oviedo 3276S, Seminole Seminole County, Florida, for Board of Trustees in the Seminole 12:00 (9) Dinah! County Dissolution of Marriage. and you are (24) Intercom 24 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes Public Hospital (Seminole C ounty, Florida under the fictitious required to serve a copy of your Dragnet Memorial Hospital) at II 4So'clk (35) Star Trek (6) GiveN Take name of R&N LAWN bLkvl(L. (9) A.M. America (6) The Young And The Rest (35) Addams Family %rotten defenses, if Any, on KEN A M on the 91h day of December (44) Hogan's Heroes Romper Room and that I intend to register Said NE TH W MCINTOSH, of STEP4 1975 (44) Hilarious House less 4:30 "me with the Clerk of the Circuit (44) Father Knows Best Frightenslein (2)(6) The Price Is Right STROM DAVIS & McINTOSH. Publish: Oct. 20, 21, 22, 1913 Bugs Bunny And (3)(24) Sesame Street Court, Seminole County. Florida in for Pctitonii'r. wflost' DES 173 (3) l3ook 10:30 Beat Friends 8:00 accordance with the ov'sions 0, address is (6)(I) Mery Griffin Pt Office flog I3, (6) Don Adam's Screen Test (2)(I) Wheel Of Fortune (I) Magnificent Marble Ma the Fictitious Name Statutes, To (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo (CATV.6) Fiintstones Florida Statutes Sanford. FloridA, 32711, and file the (C-6)(44) Love. American Price Is Right INVITATION TO BID chine Wit Section 16i 09 Community Close fronside original with the Clerk of the above 1957 The Board of trustees of the Style 700 Club PulsePlus! Up Styled Court on or before November Seminole County Public Hospital Orlando City Ralph W Phlllipt (9) 25,000 Pyramid (44) Green Acres (44) Fllntstons (24) World Press Council Meeting 1. 1975, Othcrwitr a default and invites bids '.ipon the following. Publish' Od. I. 5. 15. (13) Truth Or Consequences Big Valley 11:00 ultimate judgment will be entered 8:30 (35) Lone Ranger DES I 16 H P Lawnmower, riding style (CATV.13) Movie against you for the relict demanded (2)($) 12: High Rollers Additional information, plans and (44) GilIlgan's Island (CA.6) Fran Carltort in the Petition 8:00 (6)(13) Gambit Specifications are available at th e (2)(1) 3 For The Money (44) Three Stooges S:00 THE CIRCUIT COURT of WITNESS my hand and official Office of the Purchasing Agen t, (21(8) Little House On The (CATV.6) Not For Women (6) Search For Tomorrow SEMINOLE COUNTY IN AND FOR seal of said Court on the 761h day of 8:55 (2) Adam 12 All bids shall be mailed to the Prairie Only (9) All My Children THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL September. A D , 1975 (44) Spirit Of '76 (CATV-a) I Love Lucy , Board of Trustees of the Seminole (3)(24', Tribal Eye CIRCUIT (9) Showoffs (24) Electric Company ( Seal) (9) County Public Hospital, Island 1101 East 9:00 (6)(13) Tony Orlando And NO 7$•2171.CA.01.8 (44) Phil Donohue (44) Variety Arthur H Beckwith, Jr , First Street, Sanford, Florida 37771 (35) Mickey Mouse Club THOMAS LYONS. (2) Phil D000hue Dawn Clefk of Circuit Court 11:30 (2)(8) Hollywood 1:00 All bids Shall be Postmarked not (44) Brady Bunch (6) Miko Douglas Plan:ff fly Fl,iine CoarJe (CATV-6) movie later thin the 771h day of October ~quares (2) Somerset ((irk eiuly (9) When Things Were R'llcn 1915, and shall be received on I .~) ALBERTA ROSE LYONS, (6)(8) News sx I ST ENST ROM, DAVIS & (44) Dinahl (2) News before the 31%1 day of Ckfober 191S. . (CATV.6; Movie ' Defendant Mr IPITOSI4 (3)(24) Electric Company Publish' Oct 70, 21, fl. 1975 8:30 NOTICE OF SUIT (9) Ryan's Hope Post Office Box 1330 DES 171 Connecticut (CATV-) Bewitched TO Albert, 1 ...,.tc Tk5'e A.A.. ..... 11,11 e Iota variip VII ii earch For tomorrow "V (9) Beverly Hillbillies YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford, Florida 37771 (35)(44) Movie 9:00 (13) Adam 12 that an action for Dissolution of Attorneys tot Petitioner INVITATION TO 810 (2)(8) Doctor's Hospital 1:30 Marriage has been filed lginst you Publin Oct 1, 6. IS, 77. 1975 (CATV.13) Cable JQurrI The Board of Trustees of the ) (24) Great Performances (3 and You are required to Serve a copy (2)(8) Days 01 Our Lives (35) Mayberry R.F.D. DES] Seminole county Public Ho%pital (6)(13) Cannon of your written dcfent, if any, toil (6)113) As The World Turns (44) Partridge Family ins ites bids upon the lollowing: .!i On James T. Golden, attorney for (CATV-13) Stagecoast West (9) Let's Make A Deal whose address it P.O. Box IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Carpet, class "B" rat Barelta 2:00 ed 7707. Sanford, Florida 3277) and file EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR(44) Movie 161(13) Guiding Light Additional inlormetlo,,, plans and the Original With the clerk of the CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Spec ificatIons are available at Office (9) $10.000 Pyramid 9:30 above Styled Court on or before COUNTY. FLORIDA. cf the Purchasing Agent (35) Movie November 21st, 1975, Otherwise a (Gin,ral Jurisdiction Division) 2:30 All bids shall be mailed to the judgment may be entered against Case No. ?S.200$.CA.,. (2)(1) Doctors 10:00 Board of Trustees of the Seminole you for the tell demanded in the SOUTH SHORE (6)(13) Edge Of Night FEDERAL County PubIc HOspital, 1101 East (2)(1) Petrocelli tt,rr.plalnt or petition. SAVINGS AND (9) Rhyme And Reason LOAN First Street, Sanford, Florida 37771. (3) Say Brother Witnest my hand and the seal of ASSOCIATION OF MASSAPEQUA. All bids shall be Pos?mari'eci not (24) Indian Summer (6)(13) Kate McShane NEW YORK, said court on October 171h, 1975 later than the 26th day of OctoCer (35) Mothers.ln.La, (9) Starsky And Hutch (Seal) PIiiitifI, 1975, and shall be received orq' (CATV.13) Burke's Law Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. 3:00 before the )th day of October, GLORGE W HOGAP, III 8. YONG Clerk of the Circuit Court (24) Soundstage (2)(8) Another World Consideration of such bids will C141.tP1 HOGAN, u.s 5ifC, By' Lillian T. Jenkins (6)(13) Match Game take plate at the meeting of the 10:30 As Deputy Clerk Defendants Board of Trustees In the Seminole (CATV-a) Three Stooges (3) Solar Energy Publish: Oct - 72, 29. Nov S. 12, l9yS NOTICE OF ACTION County Public Hospital iSeminole (9) General Hospital (CATV-4) Best DES 13.5 CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Of Groucho Memorial Hospital) as 1145 o'clock (24) Romagnolls' Table TO GEORGE W HOGAN. III 11:00 A M. on the 9th day 00 Dec ember (35) My Favorite Martian an.i YONG (HUN HOGAN, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN THE 1975. (2)(6)(I)(9)(13) News hi$ wife (44) Three Stooges Publish: Oct. 70,21,32, 1975 EIGHrEENTH JUDICIAL dR. (3) ABC News (Residence Unknown) CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINO .E 3:25 DES (CATV-) Race To Riches YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED COUNTY, FLORIDA. (44) Spirit Of '76 lht an action to Foreclose a Moe (24) Lillias, Yoga And You CIVIL ACTION NO. '$$4I.CA.o,.E tgage on the following deScribed FICTITIOUS NAME (35) 700 Club 3:30 SOUTHEAST FIRST NATIONAL Notice is hereby given that I am property in Seminole county, (44) Love, American Style (3)(24) Lillias, Yoga And You BANK OF MAITLAND, a Nation al Florida engaged In business at 251 MatI,',,i Rnbhnn 11:30 16)1111 TillOt. uiuunp; inc niaaen names listed below appear Ave. Altamonti. Spning, 37701, Lot S. in Block . NORTH forward, (2)(8) Tonight Show Plintifl, I One Life To Live backward, up, down, or diago nally in the puzzle. Find each ORLANDO 6th ADDITION. ac Si'nnoie County, Florid, under the vs hidden name and box it in as shown: (6)( 13) Pan-American Games Flintsfones cordng to the Pta, ther eOf , fictitious name of PROPERTY MILLER DEVELOPERS. INC.. a recorj WrapUp page in BRI DGEPORT Plat Book CASUALTY INSURERS, INC. DnA II. !Tcv1FIEl.n dIt5Iyd rnrnnrt,nnI WOLco'rr ___________ I tAi. " -. __________________ ____________ ' """n' The Public Records Of Seminole ' TH E INSURANCE MARKE LIOD Sheridan __________________________________________ T MOUNTFRISSELL WOODSTO('K 2810 HITS . HARTFORD Robert H Miller. (b) Howard T. County, Florida a K a II North 1st SEMINOLE COUNTY, 7. IN Sports NEW LONDON 5 Miller, UNCAS (c) Clara Argenbright, (d) 1101*.SATO.NIC SURANCE H. Court, Winter Spring%. Florida. MARKET. INC , 3 THE (9) Wide World Special C111ARTFR OAK VALE Glen Miller Trustees under Florida ~ • ____ filed against you and you INSURANCE MARKET, I THE (44) Mod Squad Stat ut es, TOMORROW: North American Water Falls ________ ____________________________ _______ INSURANCE MART, and that I are required to serve a copy of your 41 'a 11:40 ___________________________ written defenses, if any, to It on ROBERT H. MILLER and LOUISE DOUGLAS L GRABLE, Attorney Clerk of (6)(13) Banacek the Circuit Court, Seminole MILLER. individually, .Ji 41 fri PIatntiff,wnosead,ess,. Suite County, Florida in accordance with 12:00 Defendants. 701. 1110 W est 501 h Street, Hialeah, the Provision s Of ?h F lclitlous NOTICE OF ACTION (CATV.6) Death Valley Days _____________________________________________________ Florida 3)0)2. on or before she 5th Name Statutes. To Wit Section To CLARA Ar4GENBRIGIIT 12:30 -Florida Statutes 1957 day of November. 197S, and file the 777$ WilIiamtbur Road 4-9 CBS TONY ORIANtX) but managed to recover the beU S Kenneth M br&.& " Or'gln-ll with the C lef It Of this Court (CATV4) Noticlas . k. ChariotteswIle. . ether before service on PIaintiff' President (44) Phil Donahue 'AND DAWN Dons DeLuise and and escape, of course. :i Virginia 1 attorney or immediately thereafter. Publish Oct I, I. 53. 221 1973 Isabel Sanford of "The Jef1:00 8:30-9 ABC THAT'S MY otherwise a default will be entered DES7 GLEN MILLER . are tonight's guests. MAMA "Weekend Daddy" (2) 8) ( against you for the relief demanded Tomorrow _________________________ 7717 Billingfon Court , tha complaint for Forecloq of Higlispot is a comical "salute" Leonard joins a weekend SprIngfield. Virginia 1 Mortgage NOTICE OF SALE Thursday to movie doctors. Tony also father's program, lending time Noti It hereby given pursuant to This notice shall be published once does a spoof of "The Waltons," to fatherless YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'ach week lot tour consecutive a Final Judgment of foreclosure F,i -7 ,, - "'' His ward MORNING that an Eton to foreclose a moe , dated October 15th, 1975, entered in WCckt in the Evening Herald. Italian style, and the old for the weekend is a 9-year-old Igage on the following property in .1 6:00 Civil Action No. ,0' WITNESS 15 1130 of the Circuit my hand and seal of Seminole County, Florida; "Zorro" character. fie's trying N of' N , said Court. at Sanford, Seminole Court of the 11TH Judicial Circuit in Suhrlse Jubilee ,. Parcel I: ha rd to pick up the ratings. with Earl. When he goes to a County, Florida. on this 791 h day of and for Seminole County, Florida, (13) Breakfast Beat •inn . ----Commencing at Sotjth,i..ti epTemper, 1973 U'FI'Lt HOUSE ON Saturdayfootballgame,f8j MORTGAGE 0-2 INDL of the Northeast 1. 6:10 he CORPORATION OF FLORIDA 14, Section THE PRAIRIE "At the End of to show up at home after the 7, Township 2$ South. (SEAL) (2) Sunshine Almanac Plaintiff and ALLEN H. CARNEY Arthur Beckw,th, Jr. d Range 30 East. Seminole County, the Rainbow" Laura dreams event. and and REGINA CARNEY, his wit", Clerk of the Circuit Court 6:15 .4 .''. ' Florida, said point being the point ot art Defendants. I will sell to the By Mary N Darden the fantasies of a good fortune moments. (6)(5) Sunshine Aimanac beginning for the parcel to be .1'. ."K," highest and best bidder for casu ,,f Deputy Clerk 'cvo when she believes she has found described. Thence run North 01 t,wA,.lI'' 4:25 the West front Oct 1, I, IS, H. 1175 door of Ite- Seminole degrees 05' 75" West 'po is to a Publish go, and makes life so much 1 DES6 County Courthouse In Sanford, (2) With This Ring point on the Sou th right of way line ____________________________ more UTRIK comfortable Florida, at II a m. on the 3th day Of and 6:30 of Charlotte Avenue then run along . November, 1973, the following ORLANDO 285-0531 -DELANO 134-8950 .- .' luxurious for her parenis. BLAZING Said right of way line North $9 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN (6) Sunrise S'tmester AND described property 65 set forth in / 11' 8-8:30 0$" East 101.77 feet to a FOR SADDLES ABC IIEN THINGS SHOWS degrees (CATVSEMINOLE COUNTY, said Final judgment to wit: Tnnes'ee Tuxedo IONGW000 8311525.EUSTIS 3518434 00lnt on the West right of way line of FLORIDA. / 7'30 WERE ROTrEN "Ding. Dong, Los 396, SPRING OAKS, UNIT), MATI NEE the Atlantic Coast Lint Railroad, CASE No. 7S-2044CA.o9.A accor ding to the p141 thereof as 2:3010 WED .(he Bell Is Dead" That evil Men run along said right of way 'LAk(LANfl6i3.1981-rnsslMMEE 841.0292'.) line WINTER PARK FEDERAL recorded In Plat Book I?, page 71,75 _________________________ sheriff has absconded with a .s, "South 01 degrees 39' 09" East 96517 SAVINGS AND LOAN and 76. Public Records of Seminole . .. . . , feet to a point, then run South $5 ASSOCIATION, a -`111 TVUTIIF / ,. 'li, FICTITIOUS NAME church bell, to the distress of corporation County. Florida MWQ degree-s 20' SI" west I 0 feet to a orgeniza and STATELINE /'1i,// Notice is hereby given that we l0S . existing under the Including the buildings and are Friar of Nottingham Abbey, mint; thence run South 01 degrees laws of the- United States of purtenanc MOTEL located thereon, and engaged In business at 171 Sanlando u 39' 09" East nt 30 feet to a point on America. The cleric summons Robin and y N,e SprinVs Or,'ve, Seminole County, fNether with the furnitur e. tur. V~ : .. p ',j s. th e South line of the Northeast '-. of / his merry men to retrieve it. Floridaunderthefictmtiousnameof TEENAGE Plaintiff, Cit . the Northeast of said Section; vs DIR ASSOCIATES, arid that we ''.'sr_', and located thereon. TRAMP They are caught and trapped, thc'ncc, run along said South .. intendtoreg,ster said name with the line CARLO. KRON and ANN V. KRON. (Seal) North It degrees 07' 35" West ... . A....... -. -Clerk mi. Circuit f,'.,,f C.n,l,.,i ________________ Of nit,, H. uewiyn, Jr. .' ISO 37 feet to the point of beginning County, F for ida in accordance with Defendants Clerk of the Circuit Court LESS Begin at the Northwest the provisions of the Ficlitlout MORTGAGE fly: Elaine RlCharck, corner of the Northeast 'i Of the Name Statutes, To Wit . Sectior FORECLOSURE if Deputy Clerk Northeast '.of Section 7, Township $4509 Florida Statutes 1957 NOTICE OF ACTION Publish ()jf 77 $973 71 South, Range 30 East, of Seminole TO CARL 0 KRON arid 5' Richard Golds DES III County, Florida. then South 01 David Prescott ANN V. KRON, Publph Oct degrees 01' 71" CBS? a distance of 5 1% fl 1975 his wife . 3)0 00 feet. thence East 571 71 feet to DES? Residence mcf ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Sri intersection with the Westerly address unknown EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. fight of way line of the Atlantic YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ________________________ ' Coast Line Railroad, thence North 4 that a suit to foreclose a mortgage COUNTY. IINIRALCIUIMACORP degree-s 3)' 00" West, along said has been filed against you in the CIVIL ACTION ACTION P40. right of way line a distance of 130 91 Circuit Court for Seminole County, '8ARGAINMATS.IVLRYDAJ 1111-CA 0-6 feet to an intersection wlh the "TlL2:3OPM.- $1.25 Florida. being Civil Action No 75 HERBERT H GEAR 1PI[R ,mnd Northerly line of said Northeast 'jot 20" CAO9A. and that EDWARD you are I ENGLANDER. the Northeast is. thence West a required to file your answer with the Plaintiffs, distance of 101 57 feet to the point of Clerk of said Court and to Serve a vs. beginning. Subject to the right of Copy thereof upon the Plaintiff's JOSEPH STONE, as trustee, et .1, way for Charlotte Street over the attorneys, whose name and addres s Defendants North 7S 00 feet thereof is set forth be-low, not later than the NOTICE OF SUIT Parcel If: 76th day of November, 1973. If you TO' JOSEPH STONE and The East ',of the Northeast I Of fail todosoa Default will be entered MARILYN STONE, Iii', the Northwest '.of the Northeast 14, against you for the relief demanded and JOSEPH !.TONE, is I Section !. Townthlp 71 South. Range In the Complaint The real property AS TRUSTEE 30 East, Seminole County. Florida, proceeded against. Situated on RESIDENCE, UPft.t.O','Pi . &I letS the North 75 feel and the East 30 Seminole County. Florida. it All parties claiming infer ests f), feel, and LESS Begin at the Nor described as follows : through. under or against Jot'o &u 'r .th,.,t corner of the Northwest Of f Begin at the Southwest corner of Stone and Marilyn Stone, his wife, ____________________________ the Northeast i of Section ?. Lot 7, Block "EB," LAKE ELLEN and Joseph Stone. as Trustee, 1 buf1i'Aloil" 'b it Township 71 South. Range 30 East, ADDITION TO CASSELBERMY, as and to all parties having or claiming .. Seminole County. Florida, thence recorded in Plat Book 7, Page 3, to have any riVttt, title or interest in South 0 degrees 6' 00" West a Public Records of Seminole County, the real property herein described distance of 33000 feel. thcncc' North Florida. run Easterly to the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED $9 degrees 57 5' West a distance Of Southeast Corner of said Lot 2. that an action to foreclose a moe 33000 feet, thence South 69 degree's thence southerly along the Westerly tgage on the following real property I I 57' 49" East a dslar,rm' Of 10097 feet rght of way line of take EUen in Se rn inOlO County, lOrd, to the point Of beginning. Sublect to Drive, 13 feet; thence Lot 91 Of SLAVIA COLONY CO.S Westerly a right of way over tIme Northerly parallel to the Southerly line of said SUBDIVISIOPI,accordn(j tothe- plat 75 00 feet thereof for Charlotte Lot 7. ISO feet, thence Northerly to thereof recorded in I I Plat Book 7, Street Ctxidiwi wider It most be the Point of Beginning. being part of Page M. of the Public Records of Suit has been filed against you and Lot 7, Block "Eft," LAKE ELLEN accompanied by •,' Seminole County. Florida, you are required to serve a COPY of ADDITION TO CASSELOERRY, as has been filed against you and yo u your written defenses. if any, 50 it Ofl recorded in Plat Book 7, page 2,4,6,8,10 e.i, are required to serve a copy of your JAMES P. PANICO. of JOPINSOPi & Public Records of Seminole County, vsnittendetenses, If any, to it on van PAP4ICO. P A Attorneys for the Florida den Berg. Gay & Burke. P A. at Plaintiff, whose address Is Ill South WITNESS my hand and seal .t Pnst Office flu.' 7 3, Orlando, Maitland Avenue. Maitland, Florida this Court at Sanford, Seminole Florida 32107. and lilt' the original 3775) and file the original with the County, Florida. this 20th day AM I at With the Clerk of the above %tyle-d Im X1 Clef kof the above styled Court on (>1' October, 1913 tout'S on or before Nvember 11th, 'Lii$D IN CIxTIAI. PLA before Novenibef 6, 197S. otherwise (Seal) 1975, Otherwise a Judgment may be a judgment may be entered against Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. entered against you for the relief you for the relei demanded in the Clerk f the Circuit Court demanded in the complaint or Complaint By Mary U Darden petition WITNESS my hndrd the seal of Deputy Clerk WlIP4LSSmy handand the,e,il of the Court on Ofobc'r 2nd. I91S W E. WINOERWEEDLE, JR. Said Court on October 13th, I75 (Seal) (Seal) Winderweedle, Haines. Arthur if Beckwith Ward rtJ Woodman, P A Arthur P1 Beckwith, Jr Clef k of the Circuit Court P o Box ISO Clerk of the Circuit Court Lillian Jenkins 8 Winter Park, Florida 37759 By Elaine RiU.arde Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Attorneys for Planf ff Publish' Oct 5, IS 77 79 IllS Publish ' Qif IS. 77, 79, tIny , 1975 Ph Oct 32. 79. Nov. S. 12, 1975 DES6I DES 102 DES In Flare For Drama Bosox Style t4a e OcataEagletBnidgesl 31. S Darryl FIFTH - I Erdoza ECPMe, 7 SI, 6 Tijuana Beau Game 2 Domingo Aguirre, 3 Sant Juan. I (Blood) I I. 7 Richland Dear 000 100 002-3 7 1 ChuchO ,MvQvef:&, S. Sala Larrea, lAllen) I 1. I Palomila SlardUS1 C,nct Finale - �_________________________________________________________________ ______ ______ ________ __________ - ...-.•- - -. - - - . Sanferd, Ft. Wednesday, Oct. 22,197s _________________________ _________________ 48-Evening Herald, I 4 323 5684 or 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 1:00 A.M. - lIhruStimes othru25times 5:30 P.M. 4lca line 31c a line 26 times MONDAY th ni FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - MOSSIE Req 24c a line Publication Friday Sundoy Noon - Forrest 372 3lllatterlprn. $30611) KNOW YOUR Are You A Go Getter? BLOOD PRESSURE Get it ciecked b the registered Are You A Salesman? Mail, information center, Monday through Saturday, 11 am, to p.m. - ~t You Handle MR - ED Dl E or 323.8570 Must have phone Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford. Ftorida37l7i ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, $412077 for "We Care""Hotline," Adutti or Teens MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, Notary, Ocala , 90.4732 P61 or 732 8773. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening IN-aId today. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? At. ANON For families or friends of problem dr,nkei-s For further information call 423 &My If you are mature and have a minimum olS hours a day to spend CALLTOSEE building and supervising a sales FERN PARK MAITLANDforce, Field Creation, a Marshal bearoom, I' baths, air con Field family owned cosmetic corn dtioner, dishwasher, fenced yard, pany has a osition available Ii' this area. Unlimited earning FORREST GREENE . INC potential with advancement op 830 6833 REALTORS 372 8970 eves portunities Call 828 1 3463. . Efficiency apartment. lights and -----water furnished Elizabeth Crews, phone 323 541A before 10 a m 24-Miness OPporturtities _________ __________________ _____ ______ _ freezer.washer.dryer) WANT a Christian lady, age 4060, to share home. References required. 3210251or 373 *317. __________ 34-MDbi le ______ Kish Real _____ --____ of fering - Easy friendly living. Come )oin us. A BABY'S WORLD..Care for infants toageJcnfy.NexftonewOrjyq- ' License Bureau. FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. Rent from 5)4.4 m. 373 4630. Garage sales are in s.ason. Tell the people a bout it with a Classified _ Ad in the Herald. 322.2611. 131 9993 18.-4lp Wanted_ "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT- fish ing, canoeing and beautiful oak and Cypress trees. 372 947 terlor painted twO years ago, Interior recently r ed ecorated, Rangy & lcemakec refrigerator, 3 bedroom. 2 bath on nicely land. scaped lot. $79,500 3774430 Nice 1 BR trailer, S. Sanford Avi. $175 mo. Adults only, No pets 313 ______________ BAMBOO COVE APIS °" One 1 7 bedroom apartmen ts, - Real Estate ________ furnished or unfurnished- Newly ~ redecorated. Cone see. 3O E. ________________________ Airport Blvd. Santorø. 373 1310. - 3,5.4,bile Home Lots 2 BR. Apt,, wall to wall carpet; air cond., $175 me. plus deposit. 70$ E. ________ Seminole Co. Mature. Good typist. DeBary- Adults, 1 BR, air; CIOSI t Must en joy wor king with people. stores, thurches. Ideal for retir ed Reply IN Co The Evening persons. 661.4488 or 3228054 Wer.t of Sanford on paved road. Mt. Dor a schools. Available Nov. 1Sth.%.60permonth.write,pa1. Herald, P.O. Box 1651. Sanford, . White, MItt, 48104 31-Apsrtments Furnished heat and air. detached garage, Spacious living room with bath, plus utility. Upstairs: 3 large bedrooms and 2 full ba ths. - 3210041 Experienced Phone 321011,63 after 2p.m. One & T bedroom apartm en ts, carpet.td, air, turn. a. unfurn. $' . 322 1110. Inquirell to S Monday thfu Friday. 273 6U4, Telephon e solicitor to work in office; PART TIME FARM HAND Call Evening% After It _____________________ 372)796 '. - _ 7 - - - 4 ' ______ , ~ , k p.m. - adult advisor Nancy A. Booth, from 14 p,m. More than 50 511 Longwood-Oviedo Rd., different organizations who serve childr en will manage Winter Springs. The youngsters have been booths offering Information on . - I. / :p•I - J-, 011-717E DUDLEY - - __ 3... DEBBIE FREEMAN CAR ROLL'S URUITURE )7) 3164 ________ - .1 - _____ - - _____ - ____________________ Persian kittens, silver and cameo of items Call 444)W9 ;:. I . Some of the prettiest girls in the Seminole Ct) u n tv area, l of whom are Sj1Wfl k1ay; the rest tomorrow, Witi . -. - 1972 Pinto Station Wapon, fully ts, AKC Registered. Shots Phone 323 0%3 after 2 P m. equipped, tow mileage. Phone 7796 after 5 p.m. Doberman Pnschec, red male, • months, AKC registered, all shots. $150 Phone 32 1 0797. i94$FordStatlon Wagon $lOOCash _____________________________ Phone 377 0610 II after S p m . 373 -- - jr it All r I p- ' 1 festMtles for C.B. radio fafts from throughout Florida and Ia - 44 neighboring states, DONNA JONES The contestants will appear in shorts sets or sizzlers, KAREN KINGSWooi) and in long dresses. The Panel of judges' selection of KAREN KLINGMEYER -,l-_ appearance and personality of th e girls. \ .• -C '.: - Master of ceremonies for the event will be Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack - - t ... Homer, who will conduct a brief Interview with each of t .: * ~ i 4 * ft -. :. (4 421 06.0 Req. Real Estate Broker Mrs,Mello 1IOOE.7ith St. apartments, attractively fur. niShed. conveniently located and beautifully landsca ped. $135 mo Call between I- IDS P:or in formation tall 3320704. donated by Olive Carnes, . - '" */ , I s 11 -. '• '- _________________ AVALON APARTMENTS _________________________ QUALITY INN - NORTH _______________________________________ 513S$1S0-Coloi TV I.1&SR.411.Longwood ' ' "" held in 1972, the , looking or good tenent. Call 323 - 173.500 - 830 6061 EvnhJI.l17Q - .- rs -, HAL COLBERI Only $22,500 for this lovely 3 nitro, Large family room, well pump in yard, rang, & fefr;gefator included. 373 9410 Larry Saxon, Realtor & lovely POOL, wall to wall carpel, drillPerift. dishwasher, shrubbery, , .' -' = LAKE MARY- New ho mes. 'Sanford And The __ __ I Years"IStenstrom ' World War 11 • Realty • I A History Of Sanford by Peter Schaal iow oowp, No closing BRI, baths, almost new, fenced corner I ilot. Covered patio. Asking 5,39,000. See at 630 Mara Court. Petr Schaal's 2nd. book detailing 5fr - growth from 19 6 to 1945 and listing more than I ooO local names Is still available (limited barn, den and at a price that you I can't beat with a stick. $19,500. 322-2420 Anytime I beautification. Your MLS Agency REALTORS I Only 59.95, S Catherine Ray at Sanford I Atlantic National Bank, or call 322-6473 for 2545 Pa rk Dr _ __________________________________ i delivery, JIM HUNT REALTY INC _____________________________ L 2Sl4Part.Dr. 37'2)1$ REALTOR AFTER HRS. 377 3991 377 92*1 flt I g STUDIO to 2, 3 2 Story Beauty BEDROOM SUITES , ,<1,- ilft 1311 Palmetto, Sanford dbedroom, 2 baths, family room, t J~ central carport and garage. Call now for appointment. 25 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD $73,900 322•2090 721 Baywood Drive, Sanford ProfessionallyManiqed 0-Ito, ci quiet negrburr'xjd Hartman Realty Inc. ' Realtor jkuylb& _____________ RORS : I30.I4U .. - .I -- -. -- 3 --- Mo.-6 _____ _____________ ____________ Ma & 1 Year bases NO SECURITY DEPOSM 1 & 2 Bdrm. AptsFur. or Unfum. I On Lake, Fr ee BoatIng $Pool (fhousi •Drapes 'Carpeting •Silt. Dining Rooms M0404 Sat. Ph. 322 -0500 ' Sa nford Til 4 p jIJ Open Sal. (S~~ 520 Maple Ave. 520 Maple Ave. ' -- SPECIAL SALE and SLEEPER-SOFAS 15 have been the category. The scholarship fund was creased by the association to in ,.' I '. - Following the business - . S 4. - >. about $200. ____ _______ k(I DUCT flU OOY ' I'Ci' L 0.1 . ________________ _________ -e Yeackle, who demons'rated his ____ .I t. MICHELLE SCHINKE techniques 1 ____ tiiiii - DORIS OGNER DIANA THOMAS in two - different types of paintings. it WENDY WILLIAMS Seating by day - . - Sleeping by night - Perfect for studies, small apartments. Lit TRIM Help You * 327 i Concrete SPCCISI!StL drives. patios, stucco. No work too small or too __ Instant accommodation for overnight ritor'j 322171) estimate 3736031 ____________________________ Free SOLAR HEATING AND WATER i~) . Service 20? Live Oak flld Casseberry. Phone $319641 rather must appeal to a wide Invention I deas run the lt!l Roofing - (all Phil Gonzalez 30$ 37) 3939 STOPItIC, IT MAi.E5 WASTE - House PaIatlu SLIM BUDGETS ARE DOL. STEREO WITH VALUES FROM Till WANT At) COLUMNS. ___ deed help on that Saturday i Paneling door, windows hung, -_Office Machines _______________________ concretework, etc. By the hOur or by the lob. 322 9355, OFFICE MACHINES "We service all makes and models" _ Free Pickup and Delivery brick & stone Specialty. - lOWE SEPTIC TANK Licensed, Bonded, Insur ed. Con ' ART IIPO',', N PU ST CONTROL P01 254? Park Drive 372 U&S _ Pet Care ' __ crete Septic tanks, nstatlat,oris, drain&ds & tanks pvmpf rn no. Highway 17.fl, Sanford, Nix?ToCiy.ii., 1ff I REST INN Sao. Sias Ie women, According heels & Soles give new life to your / jj ShOes HANSON'S SHOE 5' 322 51f2 SUPPLY CO 207W ridSl filed liquid antiseptic Inside the velopment company that it SAT lOS notes the number of female :.: hundred inventions from filming of Canadian television ___ I I . - ii... 1 _______________________________________________________________________ - fulfillment as an inventor? The Is the rententor of a stocking completely enclose any piece Of i..? i)-_ ...... - e -'' o ' Li !- f:.' ':#. -'-. ~7_ ~ 4 % .' r.,i, '....--. 1. - # .... ,_ ,_t - IL - :0 - __ ! ~f-AQ~Zvh-! . F~- - - ( 11 SS H191 H I 0016 1641 I M " '41 neighbor walk his dog in a rain theraputic comfort. BEAUTY SALON I#e 4' lit 1111i, We are proud to announce BECKY MARKS has joined our staff-she specializes In all phases of cosmeto logy 1OctE$&4u1€S IF BEAUTY SPECIAL EVERYTHING DRASTICALLY REDUCED Good Thru Oct. 2t ___________ AND MV5._ T Q..Q TJJJ WEEK 11 PERMANENT 1/2 PRICE Bonat Low PH THRU OCTOBER 25 ONLY Reg. Heat Activated SLEEP WORLD 2547 S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 321.0131 ~ is I I fl Ii.r its, ,''i 0 ; # ' I "I , ill I 5/5 aii,i ,:riil it/I I'.' Ili ut,,! t''soI/ ICC APPO4P4IP.UI FREE STORE HOURS MOP4.FRI 10-4 DELIVERY SATURDAY io.s Dial 322.9472 (111104 c "11111111111111116 - =~__ . -, ... :tT_..',.., \'4''7 I I 710 W. FIRST STREET- SANFORD Sonia Roth is quite the pany marketed over one providing room settings for the st Your Business DIoJ 322 2611 or 8319993 I 'f,7t''1'' .I,..,-.,-t. I Mrs. Mary Cook, a Columbia, answer is a resounding YES! containing medicated or Tenn. housewife, mother, and Mrs. Johnson has invented a deodorized pads for treatment flavored) pr(svides added inventors increasing in many businesswoman too. She and a on daily basis. During partner, Mary Talbot, manage the first half of 1975, the corn- On-Location Settings, a service 3728417 - - i.7....P,.... _______________ E,o-, nsnqs By Appointment 1007 Sanford Ave. 372.45 __________________________ assists inventors to develop and protection agai nst t oo th and market ideas and inventions, gum decay. J "'.''. -. 4 antiseptics or dislrtectants, are ' dispenser, just before it is by women. Lawrence Peska Associates, spooled out for use. The liquid an in te rnational invention de- (which can be pleasantly 3234670 or 131.9777 Li ..• - h .- PLUMBING US. Patent for her invention of Office s ta tistics, the number of a Dental Floss Dispenser which the cleansing women applying for patents has combines e last five properties of dental floss wi th grown 20 per cent in th patent the added hencfls of liq uid years And wi th 2, of these applications ' r. All types and sizes service STINE MACHINE & to U.S. Patent - '• OPEN DAILY 26 WALLHEATING, INC. means that approximately 400 The floss receives a taUng of Well DrIIlIn9 -____________________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Sanford Finest svitem Mrs. Roth has just received a applications filed each week, it 373 6451 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS I I ;.r Cridt.ci FIQ n. ;77- FURNITURE, INC. - Did Phyliss Johnson from St. hooked up to any faucet or hose, i- I- __ - il deere Electric thc Prove the situation once and for this all too necessary dog padded stocking is primarily to all, Mrs. Cook invented a zip- bathing ritual. The idea for the provide a panacea for tender and novelties, have also sprung be an inventor ard run a sm. 'i.e repair arid ' include from the brains of inventive cessful business venture too. -_-- General shower unit can be conveniently r _ B oarding Grooming Ph. rn ________________ e bath, which eliminates the colortocoverspeclfiedareasof kitchen, bath, sewing anti Associates, following: ______ - 188°° Several women inventors arxi co-owner of a jewelry store, No-Hand[s Dog Washing in- of various foot conditions. Tte their recently patented and abhorred the frequent misvention, a protable dog shower pads can be of any size, width or patentpendinginventionsbe(ng ha ndling of he r luggage by th - U Are For Flowers do-It-yourselfers. A large share housewife and mother from can be manufactured in vinyl, Johnson through word contact with shoe interiors, and o(new food items, pet products, Ontario, Canada, finds time to cloth or leather, designed to association, as she watched a to _______________________________ provide long-lasting -'. delivery. Call for free estimate. Pass tasn!!e! ' lfyOuarehavingdfficultyfindjng6 pi$tCt live, car to drive, a lot', or some service you hive need of, read all our want ad% tvtry day. The __ - HOT HOUSES Mrs Johnson's dog shower garden items available today II -Lii' t 0 ff005 N* ___. Doubles dog shower calne to Mrs. feet, to eliminate painful DPOGDEPI ROOF INC. 313 - (Mt T?? 7tH nr 1)1 c'.';t .-- shower. I (-'pert roof repair s, flat roofs or Shingles All work guaranteed SELLING IT MAKES CASH. ' ____ - gamu t. Numerous household, marketed by Iwrence Peska airlines. Determined to im- messy, bothersome elements of footorankle.Thepurposeof the _______________________________ ' Everything front corn cob throughout need not totally existing ways of doing be something. revolutionary or new, bu a.. - the suitcase can be opened or To be saleable, an invention life easier, or Improving on national distribution. IN IV SERVICE- Fast lUWII Care choose from. $15 discount with this ad. from cutters, to portable dc.g business is highly successful remove the protective device. A unIt, in which the dog is placed, segment of the population, ______________________________________ luggage. It is designed so that homes Curie to develop an idea Into a work, or hobby. And usually, sell t.he unique Dental Floss singer and current hostess of board base. Tiff %ANT AD COLUMNS ___________________ housed a bed. Twins, doubles and queen sizes available, Many fabrics and colors to * 'TRIM CLINIC - *31.1300g covered that one does not need usually spring from a person's dental supply companies Albans, N. Y., a busy has an Insert valve for liquid PulIdniin, Ficavateng Ditch SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL STEREO WITH VALUES FROM Ar--rlo F 01 fl-ft "(I I3 ',iii.iII (&l (i.irr y. i'v 73 private today's mllarket. The)' have Ijs. ctssful women inventors. Ideas vention is being promoted to F~TFR~Oltj i- ANDCLE- ARiNG PURIFICATION SYSTEMS -- ____________________________ 1- _______ - DRIVE Home Improvements th guests. And you'd never suspect they Call Today filxnstarstohousewivestohais-. showers, to tooth decay with over 350 homes on the luggage protector Is a natural washed swiftly, and removed a prevention dressers, are devices are company'slistsofmuchsought. boon for travelers who wish to few minutes later, totally energy inventing thousands of currently being developed for after TV and film locations. protect and prolong the life and cleaned ana refreshed. The new and improved products for mass consumption by suc. Mrs. Roth's ingenious in- looks of their luggage. ___________________________________ 111111111 W Modefri4ing your Home? Sell no 1 longer needed but usef-il Item% - 1) m thfu Sal 2514 Park 323 1V12 ba ckgrounds, (lividual, in- ______________________________ Free Estimate Call SEARS in with a Classified Ad N 37) OPS ________________________ Installcarpet andvinvl,watttowa,l 5742, KING PlumLing SupPI('s Fislurei WalerHeaters lam 10 AlA CLEANS ALL large Licensed & Bonded 29 (formerly Harriett' Beauty Nook I women of all ____________________ __________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON opment was in the riiale country and Canada. Pressure Cleaning,,,_ Ptaster natchn' 1, 'Imulated _______________________ ______________________________ _______________________________ Interior. f: xter'or brick & fon sgat Plastering 3777710 Estate is sold daily in the ty Not long ago. invention devel- women, for all parts of the commercials. utilizIng _____________________________ DITIONING. 372 8177' You CAN lose weight * wi out exercitel Women Inventors Are increasing ages and ft PR (ivI 1331 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real I ____ ____ Sanford watercolor artist John . 11111111111111111111111111111111111 PFNTRY AND REPAIRS classified ads. Nothing sm all about that. !jf ____ MUll ALL TYPES OF CAR makes. DYKES AIR CON. ., (P I Home Impcovements AIPC0N0III0NIN0 ___ f., 7 Air Condition REFRIGERATION, I .- ____ NW ched a demonstration by I 1L_ 1. j 'I . _______ _____________ _____ L,_..._h - - _______ 1110,1111111 Interior, Exterior Plastering, Sanford fluslrwss Machines Platter Patching & Simulated ________ 3711005 ______ Qualityuptwist,ring Free p'ck upi r9mbaArmerilill0"ItIlksb. control. February member show to the ,, - LYNNE PEMBERTON ____ - ______________________________ minerals; brings out flavor, Automatic 15-lb. pressure Senkarik Paint and Glass Co. _____ . , READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Carpentry. PemndelnQ .--Addticw'is, - formal dining, living porch, time. seals in vitamins, Pt 3220500 It was also announced that '- "'% I - -,--- BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' ,r 2 BEDR OOM TOWNHOUSES Rill for elk $12.0O * Lose 20 to 100 Lbs.* 5$9E. First. know what you think. 3 IRs, I I - '- ' -'--': -. Patio Apartments ' DRIVE BY 3000 Park arid let us - And owner will consider lease with I optn to buy supply). Luxury COOKER Cooks foods in halt itie show will be enthusiastically ___ - WORK. Gardens SPEED supported. . PHONE3I2 $091 ______________________ 3 bedroom, 7 baths pod, frned, - '!.P( Oft. AL( . - r MAKE OFFER eneva 4 - Qt. Economy the Downtown applications for . 311 3t5 E. First St _________________________________ 11 openin!3 prayer. received and it looks as If " PARTS WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE financing. $34 11"t. Builder. 179500 Harold Hall Realty I rm. Make color Sel ec tions. Paved streets, city water, 571,500 with only 1700 down Government DITiON. wea -3-i. Redcad - 3n my I and guests. Chaplain [amond Chapman gave the Nov. 14 $388 iius Eves. 322 Odl2or 377)587 Eves, Selm& Williams ' ---- , Phone3l3 $001 Anyone wishing to accompany the group may do so. the Cultural Arts Building, Sanford wi th Marie Richter, president, welcoming members it available Dud Cabell. )fl$357 HAL COLBERT, REALTOR to 179,900 Terms. r , __ Counter tops, Sinks, Installation 63,000 STU It L It was announced that many - i& Vi UP itemS. 1)71 S. Mellonyllle 201 E 25th St., in Ion -- in ____ _______ ____ ________ set,7yearso$d,$75; Otter misc. ___________________________ GAS PARLOR HEATER -. Z. winner in the Bicentennial Classified Ads didn't work - , there wouldn't be any. REALTY INC bedroom. 7 bath home in 4 Sanford Seminole Art VICKI NITIINGER . like new. Phone 3134172. SWEET,NEAT,COMPLETE ,, •""' ".'. " Sernincle Plaza, Casselberry. . , -- __________ ow wrought Iron dinette set, 6 chair's; love seat sofa bed; both .' s' •-q r.'ips - Art Group Meets from I.ongwood, financed by the jamboree profits. Phone 332 1301 Phone 3130119. ss open BARBARA MOULTON 1E1 Buttons 'N Bows), 7640 Hiawatha, Office, Store & Yell storage, space for rent or lease, privacy fence, MINT CON. $ l0 after 6pm TUNE Children's Wear (Formerly ___________________________________________________________ top, 6 ladder back chairs, .x.. 221 N. Edgemon Ave., Win te r _______ 51Househo$d Goods problem, FHA commlttment, ''"''" Tn-County Roadrunne In Longwood Elementary School, In 1973, proceeds from the Jamboree were used to help 3o und .eoffl room atTW Lawton School, and last year, two successful ear eratIonswereperformedonag ir IfmIake8ry k. : 11 _ ,.truCtion, Carpet, a. drapes, rear Maple dining 'room suite, formic; BUILDINGS - RAVE NNA PARK- Choice bedroom, 7 bath, family room, bloeks from town, to* rent. 6 OR 8 CYLINDER EXPERTS in. No traffic won FORU."Ov L40 through out the fall and winter season. Arrangements progressing well and keeping on sched ule. The month of November will see members traveling to Association met Monday night ' 1. , . -. organ. 66* 16 ZONED AGRICULTURE yard wall ed ealty, Realtor -- 327774$ 9 'fl 4(4.f ii Merchanth'SidewalkAjjShow, 40 Acres an St. John% Ave., $53.OW, ---- 58 Acres. will divide, $2,500 per acre. KULP DECORATORS - 10 Acres, Mullet Lake area, 5)7,500. SEMINOLE COUNTY ew lit St. 37? 2)35 FHA VA, new resales, homes You I BEDROOM. I l i bath. cb con WeBui,Furn.tufe 2.Sd Park Drive. VOup $31 9993. 3235715 a~. ____________ Tourist Club plans to make a trip each month __ . . *ill tride up or down for smaller GROCERY STORE EQUIPMENT I prulitemmonally clean. . Hea ring Conservation Jamboree that year netted . u LI, GENEVA AREA- Yard. 1"I Surnmeffin Ave. Sil,"O or mAke riffer 327 31ty with no closing coStS Bu ying a new homi? Moving to an CALL 372 26)1 373789$ 322 "S3 On afford Low, low down, some I or 2 Bedrooms Adults only MonthIyRntalsAva,labte ________________________ Get SOM# action w.th a Herald classified ad We'll help you write an a that wifi bring a felt u. WIlT REALTY Reg Real Estatelroker2i.o6io NOW LEASING YOUR HOME? apartment? HOME AND POOL- S bedrooms.7 baths,3cargarage,Florictaroom, New, modern, I story efficiency 2 Bed room, air condition.d, fenced ADULTS, NO PETS WANT TO SELL Lakefront Home-Lake Mary, I Springs. , 0 I '111 For further information con- .41 well as a $25 savings certificate and $ 100 worth of jewelry . I • carpets . I ill'' i 35 Winding Ridge Rd ., The lucky girl to be chosen Hearin Conservatiown Queen wi ll win a crown, trophy and bouquet of roses, as ' A tact, Mrs. Richard Christopher, -, • Get will be leaving at 9a.m. from RunnersupwiUeachwthsuaraand tr oy, 0 for DLsney World on Nov. 13. They queen and four runners up will be based on the poise, First 0 Longwood -. scheduled to begin at 1 p.m., sill climax three days of Air, Auto, Radio, custom intirior. t P i " ________ , I Is . _ _______ i'i I _ "' tfld rely snley Ofl fund raising evcti and eofltrit)utifl ________ "4...f - operating expenses, ages of 14 and 19 have entered , The pageant, which is ,/ deluxe bumpers. excel cord 611 114$ OAVES'32 9370 The Junior Police pay no dues "_i ____- I, According to Margaret Koget-, the club's queen and organizer of the pageant, more than 30 girls; between the , No Money Down We Buy Furniture ;~- 17 1 ther In the Sanford Civic Center, Sunday, to compete for the title of Trlount y Roadnmners Hearing Con- 731 lIP Ha Drive , Salurday. 10$ Wilkins Circle Phone 323 0)49. sale. 4. ' Any Car- - FPFF KITTENS to 000d homes: CC'd CEJ .0 d3 !r _________________________ _____________ 519.500. RENT OUR RINSEli VAC penny pitch,, Title - For Y ou r Junk Car csis - For ,.;, c: CASH 3 Bedroom Home-Downtown, Kitchen- Bathroom Cabinets, cehlril heat and air, U 00 Nop4ts)391456 your phone ring. Dial 3222611 or Nurses. RN's, LPPis; Aides; Aide Companion; Needed Immediately.. 530.000 for sale, _________________ CFA rr-istered, ISO to 5100 372 COLOR TV.$14"WONTHI REPTA1 PURCHASI PLAN All 1006 - --------. 54 -Garage Sales --- Vie agency, supported by Orange Featured will be wide variety I ___________ for any of Count)- for coordination of group, will create an arts or young children. Child care centers both prom effort and information on craft Item to be sold. mt children will be in costume of and non-profit, and ot he r public '-"r.urs tu v'ung children. - A- ~_ tertaintnent and activities for working indiOdually or in a DIANNE JACKSON County Beauties 1W I ~-_ BLAIR AGENCY __________________ food sold; and there is no charge the activities. Couriiunit> Coordinated working for weeks to prepare their services to parents and Child Care for Central Florida special en. Inc., (IC) Is a United Appeal for the event. Each member, providing • • Pre-:ichool children and their and private agencies who serve paren ts are invited to the third children or train adults t work annual 4C Children's Festi%'al in with children will be Eola Park, Orlando, Sunday represented. There will be no organization, is holding a (V L 4C Festival Set Sunday raising bazaar on Oct. from 11a.m. to at the home of :' __ anytime Days- 332-6123 Pdights3fl-7352 TAFFER REALTY __ AVON It you Oon'i bel,tve that want aos Want to earn Extra Xmas money? bring results, try one, and list en to - 4 11 Set The Winter Springs Junior Police, a non-profit juvenile (leliquency prevention you th . . t, 1 ye' old, $73; metal swing BROKERS One Bedroom. 2617 Elm Sanford ____ hours flexible Call 321 0325 - Is '~ __ ',.I r cablnet,Ijkenew,$175; meal gym 41-Houses 323 ____________________ Minimum $ yrs. experIence. .- - 'h. Motorcycle Insurance Wednesday, Oct. 22, l7S-lC - Sell or Swap for Car _____________________ ________________ sit of matching lamps, $125; china 3 Bedroom Home and Rental, j ____ trailer apfs. Adult 1. family park. Weekly 3515 Hwy 1792, Sanford ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Bookkeeper through trial balance, preferably experienced in mechanized operation with Our. rough's L.5000 type computer. Li . - - p,,, Couch and matching chair, recliner, MLS-REALTORS , -____ ____ __ . -- __________________________________________________ - 6500 OWNERS WILL FINANCE: -_-. SAN MO.PARK, 1, BARGAINHUNTERSPARADISE Thaf'sClassitiedAds - _ it . .1 ROSE LINSLER damaged stock. Pylon's ______________________ fenced back yard. Down stairs: - - , - - - Evening Herald Sanford. Ft. . - - decorated older home, Has central 5. State, Arwi Arbor, ___________________________ PART TIME WAITRESS - .... -. MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS 9 - - - - .. --- - Notes . - , - hee tomorrow ________ east Video. den, eat in kitchen, 1 bedrom and STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It One acre wooded mobile home site with well, septic & electricity. 3397771 * . .. -. - .. AGE a. ELEGANCE - Newly fireplace, formal dining room, Part time office help. Must be _______________________________ 21st St. Call 323-1389 after 5:30. knowledgeable of Sanford i D.lndustries J __ , . ru' 'iENTOR CLEARANCE (to make room for new stock). Everything Reduced To Cleart SAVE 60 pct. and more on smoked TOP OlD WINDERS ' - intercom, p.qnq S stems New or old contrution. 3227996 South. ---- . 50-Miscellaneous for Sale --______ -. ___________ - I Bazaar _"!-- ' -... .. , - -..--_____________________ Shampooer for only SI 50 per day ___________________ . BRUSH -i $ C'Se',t - weilbuiched. REALTORS I3Oa$33 1974 Soical 1$' Sailboat, extra F ULLER ç ? ,' EVERYDAY someone is looking what you haYC to sell Call today and your Classified Ad will appear For Hedge, Viburnum plants. 2* up. TV Antennas instatled Also music, furnished ae 5632 - - - - - _________________________ convenience store. Surrounded by SUPER SHARP- Well maintained, BeautifulGulbransenOrgan s900or 6-Child Care ____ .- . Merchandise Estate - . - - - . - .:ulc I . _____ -- ------------- P17W. 1st St., Sanford Homes___ ____ --..----.--_. 30.Apartments Ururnished 1st St - 0711. . 3fl5611Att.Hri.372fl5l . f exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1 )09 Sanford Ave. NELSONSFLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Cent er ooi Celery Ave Sanford screen room, central air. carport Carport Sale, Thursday, Friday and RAYMOND M BALL R eg Real Estate Broker - - - WOMEN - .-.. - - 373 #630 $239S. Phone 372 1651, ask for Low down payment. Ornamental S Acres, with 17'x$I' mobile home, 7 Duane McGuire Dealer. Stone fireplace, turned columns, farm buildings, partially fenced _________---- . ____ _____ _______ sunken paneled family roo m, 3 __________________ 3221172 bedrooms, garage, redwood fence, carpet. FHA-VA. $311777. SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts. CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR small and large. $2.000 per acre and up, Terry Realty, Realtor. 67$ _______________________ _______________________________ WEKIVA RIVER- Adult park or 3731643. two GardenLand. 1100 W 5)5, Service all makes. HERBS' v. 1200 S French, 373 1731. awning and skirting. Good con dillon Payments $106.47 mo Offered by i3viflgS & Loan. 373 BALL REALTY . ..~- - - ( . WITH GOOD CREDIT For E.,imple . _________________________ '11 Chcv. Fleetside W. Garnett White ton pick u. 68-Wanted to Buy C arport Sale, Sanford Christian Reg Real Estate Broker 6051 ------------------11,000 mi , air, auto $3695 School, 137 Pinecrest Drive, JOHN KPIDEP,ASSOC Ford I i ton pick up excel. conic , 'i I. 9 Saturday, Oct. 25 and Wednesday, Wanted to buy used Office furniture. 43-Los-Acreage new sticker, Iy miles. $795 Oct. n. Any If ________________________ Quantity. .4 NOLL'S '77 Gremln X. air, $1795 Casselberry, Hwy. 17 92 830 42. '71 Pinto. auto, air, U50 ST. JOHNS RIVER - - Near DeBary, Garage Sale. Friday and Saturday, 9 "O4 l flI to Buy or Sell 170 Mustang Mach 1, Auto-alr, 51)15 almost an acre of river front with am to 6 p m , 17 South Holly USED FURNITURE Real Estate , ''i Tciyota, 51.000 fill , 51795 beautiful trees, great fishing Ae Several families WANTED Wewill provide the M.ny others o cnose from Owner says "submit offers" ___________ __ Professional Service Phcne .32) 4520 ______ •. CALL NOW Chico & The Man 107W. Commercial 55--Boats & Accessories Sanford LAKE MARY-Beautiful lakefront _______ Ph. 327 7181 lot on a peninsula for unobstructed _________________________ scenery $75 ROBSON MARINE WINTER SPRINGS, I OR, 2 bath, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Call)?) SSlOor$3.4 1605 equ i pped kitchen, 79fu1w'I792 ; '-u97 Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Forrest Greene, Inc. _____________________________ 332.596) ______________________________ 1971 Vega Hatchback, whitC, PS, 3 .- other games and a baked goods 60', 3 BR, 2 bath, raised front ' Call - . 76-Au?o Paris - -- _________________________ . & SKYLINE Double wide, '73. 24' x 37)6061or32305)7ev bedrooms, 7 baths, den, enclosed pa tio, 2 car garage, air. $350 month. Phone $310690. FURNISHEDROOMFORRi'f Gentleman preferred 631 Magnolia Aver,ue LOST - White German Shphtrd. male, 9 months odd; vicinity of Airport and Sil,er Lake. 372 7532 Savings It Vs Reconditioned Batteries, $1295 53-TV-Radio-Stereo 1760', front kitchen, * * *Spanish Charm* * * 3736353 __________________ TwOpLUSTw0ISFOUR by --' __________ __________________________________ 33-Houses Furnished Box $53, Sanford, Fla. 32771ppo pj 2 to 3 times your hundreds of products! Gift items, -_-'-____________________ novelties, card ed merchandise, DELTONAAir,Neat.Ctean 54_ost & Found 1001 others. $2 brings giant 1 BR, Closed Porch, 5139 catalog, refundable on 1st order. 2 BR, Din. R., P.O. BOX 281, Geneva, Fla., 37737. LOST - German Schnut,r, grey 2 BR, Carport, Porch, $119 __ and white, wearing chain collar. Immediate Occupancy. Will not Answers to 'Sparky". it anyone hold No Pets 1010 Rentals ras seen or believes he knows where thiS doQ it,please call 373 LONGW000- Dev onshire 2850 Executive type, beautiful shaded ____ _____ 29-Reo home, fully furnished (including CIISWIIId Ads GI,$SReSUItt AndThat'sAFactToc! Offered bath home, family room, air _______________________________ _____________________________ Conditioned, carpeted, kitchen equipped, clothes washer, food freezer included Garage, fCC yard, - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet _______ ______________ & Manager Opportunity 62Lawn- Garden ___________________ , " 'si'. .11 ,i1 rw ,l.,ri -l-')v (Tien!. monthly payments less Mobile home with 7 beautiful shaded lots Rent one, live on the other. than r en t Government subsIdized Ci'stom made 12'x60' mobile home to Qualified buyers. Call to see it with a IO1,:'r27' Florida room, you Qualityl Completely furnished, carport. M. IJNSWORTH REALTY patIo, 2 utility buildings, fruit Rt-Q. Real Estate Broker t5. 327 0373. 803W 1st St. _____ SanfordAlAnon FarnityGrou And That'i A Fctt - completely 1774. FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! - pletely set up. Near 436 & 1797. - .••_ - 377477 gold, excellent condition 'See to - _____________ ------- - - - - - -_________________________ appreriat' $75 3231114 Sell or Rent-- 1973 Hawthorn 7 FRACTION OF THEIR COST AS5ELBEpRY- 3 bedroom, 2 _ - 3771959,332116.4 * They're Hot" * 127CountryClubDrive,2beron, I checking account bath, family room, $110. In. formation in window GET THOSELUXURY ITEMS FOR _______________________ or write room, carport, Skirting, corn - Trailer, $86, and Apt, $"O 313 834.4605 77k service,usedmachine's central air, raised front screen 19195. Fr ench ... ___________________________ 1. Loan, Payments, ______________________________________________ --------------. $113.36 mo. 323605). Large Westinghouse refrigerator, a-Equipment r Rent 372 7371. 372 1196,332 19p1 •-.'.-.- . _____________________________ - ftoan. tll.SA per month ]7] -- _______ _____ Uffurn,Shcd 3 (JR house. 1)00 Also _______ ns000 KENMORE WASHER. parts Central Fiorida' MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR FLEETLINE -. Double wide new, .. % AND STOP THINK A MINUTE IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. One Executive C l ub - Casseiberry, 1792,1)0 1206 ____________________ 52pIian wood qran lapsed siding. good 313 2920 If so, call me, AP4FnpD ctwiuó CENTER 107 Fat First. Downtown • 377 9111 Eve $69 lila _ Savings _________ 2 B edr oo m Clock Home FurnithedorUnturnished to BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD _ )CTlN, 373 7340. screen patio, cArpori, skirting, ..--. de 5005 Sanford Ave. 373 9370 enced large Stemper Really 32Houses Unfumished Are you looking for a good income and CeIt 173 4,517 0 People? steel desks (ci ecutive desk sk s & chairs. secretarial chairs, straight chars, filing is Cash and Carry cabinets, NOLLS & SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED Barrington, double wide, new, 74 x 60', central air, large raised ____________________ pension? FACED WITH A DRINKING PRORL EM Perhaps Ai:cIwic An moos Can Help - Can ESTATES- Nice AdultS only. 3777796 wk nds a. 3221991 -S furniture $ lot, utility Shed, Shallow well, I bed roo m unfurnished, kitchen equipped. ai r, carpeted, $91.50. office TwoAlmaDe%ks bedroom, 1 bath, central heat & Service Directory. 1 Can You Organize? near Inc. RFALTORS 3736351 Partially furnished 7 bedroom, 1315 SUNLAND PEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll nurse at Attamonve Greene .. - GREAT ANTIQUE AUCTION Loadstrom Maine, N.Y., Vermont SAT .00T. 75 Starting 7pm Hi Way Auction Galleries Hwy 16. Sanford. Fla. 332 9,19 I'IMI EaslofilonRoweM Motelsnearby Master charge BaflkAmerica,j Wood or dishwasher, raised patio, skirting. Frlgerd,,ire Deluxe automatic c-yer , wttiIe. good condition. $45. & tie downs. Good location. after 5:30 Payments 4$ 79 mo Offered by ________________________ Savings a. Loan 373605). QUALITY APPLIANCES AT ______ 18-Help Wanted -- -. -..--- f home. shady yard. air conditioner, Will dicker or swap $19,500 ) n.'.'e ,.ii ii twin nc.'dle, front liw1In, ,1,.iu..' sew,nq mchin Pay h.slanrs' of VP or 10 niyments GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3OriandoDrive Snnfcwd3i3 5200 SANFORD - 3 Bedroom, ____ ____ bath 7n Used pns,non, .-_ ______________________________ 322-6457 __________ __________ Palm Way, 175 month, 4-Pel-sOnalS nnrr 42--Mobile Homes REAL ESTATE. INC Duplex, $7S per mo. No pets. Noon The DQJ Before Assume Payments fruit CALL 177 7611 DEADLINES Broker Real Estate JOHNNY WALKER ___________________________ GENERAL CONTRACTOR now! _______________________ BATEMJAN C. 3227643 Place an al fl cta%ft't1 It doesn't pt you nerd You'll find that come reader has lust that tern he or she would like to Sell ($7.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 7i9$ .--- 11 ________ - POOL HOME- Sanford. Palmetto Ave. carpeted, 3 DR 2 bath, family room, utility room with new washer, dryer. Central heat air, dishwasher, diSpoal. extra large fenced back yird. Automatic pool with redwood cabana, bath house with refrigerator, large picnic shelter, trees, 535,900. 3210266. Real Estate p FAL TOR LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL' RATES aIIBart e.ao LAKE MARY- 2 OR duPlex. chen equipped. Carpeted, cen tral heat It air, $150 per mo. FORREST GREENE INC. 323 6353 REALTOR 322 $970 Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole ' "_.- -..--.- j~i_j(__ 71--Antiques - 60-.Office supplies ___ ___ Two bedroom, turn or unlurn. adults preft'cred. Security dt'POtit - 0 Household Goods -4 •--. -- _________ 41-Houses __31A-iipxes CLASSIFIED ADS -- - ~_..~;~__t;-!:V,~._:tA_~'P~~: �2C—Evenjn_ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1915 Cook Of The Week OSTMIA1 PAISIN -. CNO(OI5ti CHIP SUGAR 'IUTTil(( ON P(ANLjI lUt7i -- lAVI It M(JP4?I IIt,Nt VIA? - Iy I Cookies Satsf i ies Hearty October :t1j& ___ . - __ - '.WMIIIIIII - am " )) I . ', IF A 'p, . - - - 'l * ''b V) t4 : -. - , 1-f W"': ,q .. 14 I 1 F11 .' ' — %iL. _____ .. , .\ :. --.- ' f I. ji" '''?' " . __V A . /' J'•,•:•' , ~. I '.: . i . , A - . W —AN Z - - j ! 49' SAVE lOc, Sunsweet 0. - _____ -- - .re 3 l' -quap— - - _.jRRRs8fikq ~N 4 OZ. PORTIONS 7 _=~Lem -_ - - 11- . — '*-!.1 =___ . , 01-Z"M I. _____ 7 In . ~_r~ — 24 F 0 R I &Q-=_U - .-- Pictures To :: jl Carrots Always y , 4 'f) Favorite - : ,I'( t for t,u, to 'anew PJrW t'"!IV - - ( .l:k 59' ' ' 39' , -. \, -- ,. ,_,,_,,,,,,, - VEGETABLE SOUP ." ~- ..- .. - / ) J- IirJIIjIIIIiI '1 \ ,4 j a . / / A — , ,,' / ________ . _______ $ .1.. 9I • Font Owi. Pai G4t h \ j ______________ ' ' Sir loin Pepsi Cola 8 -_--I--,& - DelihtfulI).Oiff.,.n, Fresh-Mod, , " g51,5 - \ Fried Chicken............. A / . ' for iTJ. '2" - lO " $895 - Dainties........................ Ch icken Boot or Sun Slz 1-6 Juicy Oranges........ 5 BOX Swift Premium Trw-Tondw Beef Liver............ Chicken Breasts LB. $475 N -. 5 BO Brown 'n' Serve........ Swift Premium Sliced (Pepperoni, Hard Salami, Genoa Salami) " Cold Cull eAg 85 Cop.lond's Tasty lofl(H.torMild) __t_ ------- ............ '5,. .&a r'ur • R.guIarorB.eI,OcorMayee Sliced Bologna........ • . 3I 69' Oscar MaywSausop Servo with Chi.s. Sa uce - Cranberries.......... 2 Bartlett Pears...... 10 r r r..i Variety Pak................ Roubon's SIke#J Comed 11*0 w Stick Bologna LB ee.eee. e (Excellent for Cook-outs) Lyk.s Grill Style Soul ood Treat, T asty Fr ozen 89C Oxtails, Pig , !, !-.A 4 ,. Fish 'N Fitnyit Feet Oeçt 10..,' Buttermilk Waffles..............." Batter oz - $ 95 , ___ __ _______________ Portions BEEF.LAMB.PORK.POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK ....................... Want WC'llOrderit PHONE 322.2374 PRICES GOOD THRU TUES., OCT. 28 ____________________________________________ —. ____I—_ . .. .LTHA ........'•'••We 3-Minute Brand Yeli.w or White Popcorn 2'1 b. bog 13. hs's.w.d,O, , tCfl) " 12. ....... lb Slit P,.,n S.n,l., P,,T,n l.n.I.t, 5.91 1n51,,kC,,,i Iac,I Chuck Shoulder Roast,, SIi ,P..,,i..m P,•t., I.•I Pioi I lb 'v° . _• 5...I, • P,,r.'...n Ground Beef *iih Publix lb '1' Delicious Miniature reserves HeA,& Bw~ Ad& sold SAVE 17c, Vermicelli, Ungvini, Regular or Thin Muitter's Sp" - - - _._ '3._ed, E With lit., Steuffor's Green Pepper Steak bOi5-asp&g. 2, 1.5i5SSW.d.O,ia, $571) L_ _~_____~___j eeeeeee - - ae ______ EXT 4Grei'Samps 1i EXTRA I I - CAK 5- II!l1JaGreenSfamps 0 44 ``R _"_" - .u. " (bSc Off Label) egula, or Mint Super I 00 ', Hair Spray.......................... con 79c' , i' (25c Off Label) Foraonn., Breath -; Listerine Mouthwash ............ bot where shdoping Is a ple 4. Oos-up Tooth Past, 6,4-as, tub, it.p...*ad.Od 15. 151st "-4, sure 0 0 EIJWGreenStamps e,,_ ,.• $paf;hetti................2 t 89' - _, SAVE b DC, Kolkqg's Chocolate, Chocolate o0m.atsPoppwrn1nt,Blveb.ny,Orope •iS FrtPop.Tarts., _ IL pie. 49 ____ SAVE bOc, WhHe&DecoutodwAssort.d. Bounty Towels........ SAVI2O,Swwe Hot e,Cald 19 SAVE bc, iord,n's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk,,.,,. EXTRA 'r 4c' 63' Publix , Assorted Pl.., SEMINOLE PLAZA— CASSELBERRY LOCATIONS ONLY: I.e.d,Os l)I Publix -- •"'1•.•... Old Dutch Sweet 1\S.u,Dreulng A-i Sauce 5-os. bet. 10. _____ IIl1l14'reen Stamps Ig AT THESE fe "-"-'••" eneeeeeee.n.ne ... ri SANFORD PLAZA _SANFO ;7"11111 cI ..__ --4 I ' Marmalade................ '' 59 41Green Stamps I 45 49' SAVE2Oc,Usc.nted,uIhmate Regular SAVE lOc, Cross. 1 BlocliwsU led La bel EXTRA ( 1111 11 &1 ~., , , 10.., orSup.rUnscent.djssBr.cli aeeeeeeeee e r.epeee _ teefleneSeen—n—___ I Kraft's Tasty quan:itjes no Any Halieween Condiss ease :: r-.-- Jet Marshmallows.. 11 $1 or More of 2 woo 59c 1 WI. 89c I T'" € XI HA SS ' H.V.P. 79 ' ftlJIJiJGreenStarnps Wa. fi- a,,I57 I I eeeeeee000e_ee_e S. S.,. - • 59, u' 1 5-10 "I " Marshmallows........ the right to limit • 11 3,-il, Short Ribs................ ...... 1b 99. Wb Hd..i.d V.5.Sob.l. ~ 59, 17-... Autumn Mix Asst'd Pop Trea Party Satchel Mellowcremes..,. Jelly Beans (20-ct' s.. Imperial Oven Roast..., 1, 1 lw3.* ..•. I..I l..,,J .,,n P,ot.n IS9_V- o a, rs Peanut Butter Kisses P.....,., P..l.,, Son,1.,, U _____ ___ ____ _____ _____ ______ ____ __ Hondl.Wlpes 10-ct, ph S. Brach Halloween Candies P,.t. 3.,I Lo. Kra •I*•••*..*••w•. Move" W.d.O.. 99 Chuck Blade Steak...... enflaseesese. (* I U A j caps SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN 13EEF SALE - . 2st 011 MIS, . , . ....a. FUNNY FACE DRINKS PubIIx"Tti, Place to( ey' S.I, r. GRAPE, PUNCH. CHERRY OR LEMONADE W ~__ j $199 - A ___________________________ f'jblen' S-I' - IIIIIIIII'll1fl! III -J I , 32 PO RTION S so ',, Si-rr-i I S...l, 8Y' Glazed Donuts..................... SAVE 20c, Sassy & Spicy Delicious " Saluto Pizza SAVE 23c, Jeno's Tasty ''89' Pizza Snack Tray........ SAVE bOc, Mrs. Smith's Frozen 3*-.., ,-i'. Apple Pie.............................pe, bY' , Southland's Poly Bo g IS* French Cut Beans ................ os 59 SAVE 1 2c, S tokely' Paily Bog Vsg.,abl.s Milan., Broccoli Florentine, Chuckwagen Corn, Ve getable Orient or Vegetable Del S Menu-Maker Vegetables..., 69 THIS AD EFFECTIVE: SAVi Sc, Birds lye New England Stylsi, Whcinsln CeunuyStyf.,SanFr.ndsc.Styl.or THURS., OCT. 23rd OtsonsCr.ele to,.,. Americana Vegetables..........e. jY' THRU WEDNESDAY SAVE lOc, Mn. Paul's Party Pak Frozen ............................ 35-ol S199 OCT. 5 I Fish Fillets SAVE b ic, NMI Treasure Isle CLOSED SUNDAYS.... Breade.'J Shrimp-Mates........ '' P49 SPV ., ____ $ s. For Bor.B.Qi.j,s Beet Plot, I1i , 2 . ..79 -Gain ______ nt -Det tile ighs-- fliu/,li- it,r,.l, 41% 4 .01 141 1.t' ,1511, Split asi..-ius halt. ri- riwis ,- s,'i.tI-i t',,, n 4.&% Is I"I,*r tilt sJv uI's.,, fill 1 llakliij' [4,411 B.4L1 IS IliSIlIltI's iitd.I Irsitlir Tio m lu,,II,,s. s-uI,ls' sip I'ltt 'i""" oil J,,,ttq aiiil " 'i"''' III 111.11114. -is nip isis 1.1.11 h ail Spi still.- tiih.tl iii, t,ss,s..rt',t, 13_il,- 11111 1 1 l,-i. ii, .1 lb ii. SQt'.SlI up.. u/i lit __________________________ 5 morn 1 r.-uaugJIuhinl Tasty Beef Loin ~. -, 2 b:rr I I1l?44Jil( Round Steak..............sp' Chuck Roast.............. Beef Chvch Arm Pot Roast.................... Try This Delicious Beef Round A(:ORN B.kEI) 29 II. sI'/"in Leon Meaty BeelFutl.Cut L9 C ci LBS. per -Zucchini Squash.........lb. 109 Fbavotful Boneless Aunt Jemimo's Frozen PURE PORK SAUSAGE $ __ Feet,..,.,,,0, •1114 LBS. $2 Neck Bones...... b. Tasty Fresh Yellow or - 5*1' P. Fitint Owt 51 Crisp Carrots..... .... 2 5II1 I. 3 - • Sirloin Steak . LB. 7Qc for A Great T,.ot' Beef Loin Gr.Ol Seafood Treat, Tasty Frozen Wieners eeeee..e....e. 5 ins. $450 L 'h;' '1" Sliced Pastrami........ Braunschweiger......,,,,B,*89C 61 Tend,, Fresh - lb s Fresh Juicy Northwestern jW ! I 51 Make a Fresh Orange & Cranberry Relish with Ocean Spray Flavorful Lean Mealy Beef Slade Oscar Moyer Sliced tunth..n Meats LUNCHEON SPECIALS large bunch Fresh Broccoli.......... 'Selected Baby Beef" . . . Inflation Fighter Rib Steak .................. Smokie Links.............. .3... ti, - .,ii per 99 Fryer Wings....... 59' Fryer &N.k1 .... 19' 99, lilt Ii 51 Backs ' 89 Swift Premium Assorted Sausage - lb Fryer Drumsticks... '" • .iiiiili 1'.01 it L1 It'll •, Fryer Thighs....., 99' 50 t,,,, 11% 55115,4 Tasty Tomatoes........ .lb. 4 ' '2" Fryer Breasts w,th Ribs Horrn.1CI1(4 to .lbAg.) -' ' U.S. 1 Florida ___ 0 's,,-.l gal , Apple Cider................ .lug I Perfect f or Salads or, Slicing I,, . •ik' Sliced American..................,, 79( — Treasure Caves Delicious , 591 Blue Cheese........................ ' (Good on Pizza) WisconslrtChes,, Bar -4 Sliced MQzzarella ................ .,, 79 -Dolri-F,sh, (Small, Large, Schm..,kos., Low-Fat) V 146 Cottage Cheese.................. 69 (Great with Chips) Dold-Fv.sh French Onion Dip ................ 39 Armour Star MkoCur Sliced Bacon .............. s...s, Premium I.ndr. G.o*,. USDA Gtod. A 'i Go. '.Inp.id Shipped O&O r,ph Roth's Hickory-Smoked Boneless ,iiil'$I. 01111,11111A II 1$,, Halloween Trial, Indian Summer Brand _j .5 Iijtiti ,tiii tl,,. SI SweetCorn..............iO oloorrs ' - - I'. .-z.-t.aI,l,- It Florida Tasty Yellow (1 Oc p., ear) -- - J' h..s. Kraft's lndividuolly.Wropp.d Processed Food Pimento o, ' I .j4 Half & Half Cream........ too ' 49, Chess, & Tomato Style Merio's Pizza ...................... I' s129 , 1(11111 %411.6,11 PWK Pub& Loa ' 4. 4-5 L.B. FOODS 89 • S °!GIIEAT W Ready.to.tok..ot Southern - plus dots. limit 4 99c '2OO i"EAR 69 '. Hoagie Sandwich......79 for '.- .1k, 11*64 89, 69N Buttermilk Biscuits B' 95 4 OZ. PORTIONS Bologna........................ 89' With Flavors nf Sweet pig., Swe.t Red SAVE Sc, Pillsbury's Delicious Tasting PORTIONS Rib Eye Steaks Cascade Electric........ .'I' es -Mods - ___ Soft Parkay ................. ... . ... d 79 59 Tasty Sliced German 5j• Roast Beef ------------------ SAVE 6c, Kraft's Margarine (Twin-Pock) 4 OZ Klean Guard .............. --a ', PORTIONS ' SAVE bOc, Furniture Polish With Tail, of Garlic, Sliced Franklin Salami or Genoa Salami............q 1b" 7 791 (Serv, with Potato Salad) flavo.'ful Sliced Cooked ________ - - Steaks 11-1110, Joy Liquid............ ..' timentoLoaf.............. / . - 2S 89' Potcsto Chips.............. Peppers, Sliced Pickle & -- \ j Hamburger - •. , JJN ,, ., Hams !-- I- sees SAVE lOc, (lOc Off Lab.l) Mild Detergent __________ ___________ /' i . " I , Canne ''d - - es SAVE 1 Oc. P1ngI.'s Newlongkd 1 / - 1 11 '.' Peanut Butter.......... '' 89' '' 7 .__, ,. _________.- __ SWIFT PREMIUM BONELESS 1 1. kkL . I000 Island ................ t' 49' SAVE 25c, 24-cf. Largo or 30 ci, Regular Diapers SAVE 20c, (20c Off Label) Dishwasher Detergent - I . A POT ROAST . . I GRAVY , ,. . J)'I. I !------ ________________ - Tomato Puree........ SAVE Sc, Hunt's I BEEF STEW ,. 'lj. -- If but, if,) r,)t _____ chicken and pork? Well, if you flOUCiJS, a Tomato Ketchup.... ;, !WIWI= _____________ ______ _~ r~ . 'I SAVE 16c, Peter Pan Smooth or Crunchy ' ________________ _ '. -, - I _' ange ' ________________ ' .st'.-"..'.' '"' )I!".• $47S Dishes lli!111 1 ~1~ ! ~ ~ both of us. My second husband present husband's last name By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN also had been married %hichl legally bear? fl y NANCY BOOTH DI'AI{ 1RFt', I w.'ic rpanIu try some foreign dishes, ----- .--..-, iiin wuuiu ue ureaujui. Herald Staff Writer married. The wedding was sototbo may find that there are many Could I have my marker 1 want to be beried in beautiful and quite costly. My America has been called a ways you never thought about. CONFIDENTIAL my read: "Elizabeth. child of God, TO family plot w he melting pot, a hodgepodge of parents paid for everything, " DESPERATELY Inflation should not force us n my time 1915?" Or would that be in poor IN NEED They hired the finest comes, and my present OF YOUR ADVICE IN JER ethnic groups. to eat mundane, monotonous photographer in town, who took husband wants to be buried PLANNING MIEAI) IN SEY CITY, N.J.": Write to me They say the only "true" meals because we can't afford nearly 100 pictures in color. He beside HIS first wife. We am CANADA In care of the newspaper that Arnerican is the Indian. Some to spend a lot of money on food. agreed on that, but here's the took about car ries my column, and I will exper ts even challenge that, Sfroganoff, according the groom problem: How can I be buried claiming that the Indian Webster's dictionary, Is a dish DEAR PLANNING- I think send you a personal reply at which the mother of beside my husband wi th my you've hit on the perfect once, appeared. crossed the Berring Strpits named after County Paul, a from Asia thousands of U3 Later, we learned that she 19th century Russian diplomat. ago when it was a land mass. went to the photographer's is usually a meat such as studio a nd Whatever you believe, one chic ke n or beef, cook ed in a to see the 1A pictures of the weddi ng, Then thing is certain. Almost every saucethatcontainasour cream she BOUGHT the negatives of ethnic group Is represented in mustard, onions and conThe all-year, always low~__ ______ ______ this country and they all have diments. 311 the pictures in which 51 _________ priced vegetable, carrots '- 'i___ Individualistic methods of thought she looked "terrible." an all-time favorite with the here isa quick, easy way to —'.a.— preparing food. and she destroyed them! -w ma ke stroganoff that Is inexhomemaker trying to make ___________________________ Those pictures can never be ends meet. They're perfect k. -what "you know," are missing F replaced , Abby. What do YOU straight from the garden, fresh. - - - -'- _____ out on a good thing. Add a little t hi nk of such a vain woman' Or cooked with other QUICK BEEF done And hat can be spicc to your life. Take a STROGANOFFCASSEROLI: about it. vegetables, in salads and In chance. Try something new. 3 pounds of beef, cubed HURT BRIDE car rot cake. Here, carrots go .s cup shortening If lfyt'uhavehesjthJ because DEAR HURT: If your the glazed route with pineapple cooking Is too ex. 1 teaspoon salt parents hired the photographer, tidbits. Crushed pineapple or Pensive, don't. If you have LI teaspoon pepper he had no business selling the pineapple chunks, packed in - hesitated because your family LI teaoon vinger negatives to anyone. Th e natural juices, ran be sub... may not enjoy it, don't. Foreign groom's mo th er sas dearl) out stutJ for th tidbits. teaspoon curry powder dishes use the same meats we 3 cup commercial sour cream of line. use, Just different spices and 2 packages onion SOUP mix 4t There Is nothing you can do PINEAPPLE-GLAZED __________ how do you know your family Brown the beef ln the fat until abutitnow.(P.S.Onewordof CARROTS - wouldn't like it unW y. try? all sides are evenly browned, advice, dear. Don't (aunt yew I lb. carrots, sliced 4 ;. What is foreign to one person SeasonwithaJt,pepp2gfpg husband about this. He's not 1 (13LI.uaee) can app'e may be commonplace to and curry, Cover and simmer respIDslbie !or his mothers sndrabted another and va-versa, until meat is about ha lt tender, deeds. szpwster DEAR ABBY My husband i top Nature's Seasons you probably are servi ng so the onion soup mix; beat with a and I were married for 30 years seasoning blend j 91111111111111MPA called foreign dishes right ,, rotary beater. Pour half and raised a fine famiiy. He I tbsp. butter, at room tern11111111111111111111111110~_ 1rgggt wlr~~ Have 14 n you ever made spaghetti, mixture on the meat and blend was a wonderfui man, and i perature chile, taos or stuffed cabbage' with t he Juices In the pan, Place ......... ........................................... loved him very much. After he I tbsp. flour seasoning blend. Bring to boil, and pineapple. Cook Thew could be catergoriwd a's - an oiied two quart casserole been gont' 1cr 10 years, 1 3 (ol tbsp. orange juice or Ue'uceheat,coverandsijnmer overhighheatuntiisauejj, foreign dish es. and 'cover with the ren'alnlng married another orange-flavored liqueur for about 30 minutez or until Reduce beat. Stir in orange There is only so much we can sow' cream mixture, Bal'.e in a This marriage was not a medium In saucepan carrots are tender. In small cup Juice and simmer for 1 minute . & to fight Infla tion. How many 325 degree oven for one how- or beautiful love affair, as was my combine carrots, pineapple blend butter and flow' to make a ways can '.e fix hamburger, ufliler, Served overboljed first. It was a convenience for with syrup, water and raux. StAre roux into cat -rota Makes about 3 cup . FO IN 5 SAVE 4c, Hunt's Tomatoes or Pampers Daytime.... Pepper Steaks - - ;-. Foreign IS ''2 29' Tomato Sauce.... $475 Now s the time .I =r__4__. OW4r_ I _- 351 SAVE 1Oc' Hunt's Rich, Thkk .L~ - .,r AbL-i 1W1 ".!~,7.~I~.,, %_. 1 . II 1'1~.,I , . ~ .. ...__ ~.~%"_f %. 1. . -1 .1 .~. Green Beans.. ~1 ;~ p ll P Unflattering a. 1 THE Onion Steaks '4 Destroys _,r-_.t,.- ~. , diced peeled lemon Cook celery and onion in fat until tender. Add water, lemon rind, salt, paprika, and thyme; bring to a boil. Add rice and stir '303 Green Peas................ - U I.,. SAVE 6c, I.g.r's SAVE bc, Kraft's Delicious Dressing ' Mother - 1-3 cu p sour cream , . -i '..11d.1 t 110ilf,i;, -1.,-ilp ..: 1 140V. __________________ — Q 4 __ . %,1_!!:N A __ , --,.::-4 J., ez% , - --..~ ~A ~c , ,~ ~~ S--' . .11 1. ,~_ iLI cups precooked , f 4 Publix. /=-- , -, INk, ~ ... . k- 1~ , 0'. CutAsparagus......3 1, I .5. SAVE 9c, Joan olArc SAVE 4c, Green Giant Cut, Sliced or French Style .- - - SAVE 6c, F & P Dessert Tr.atl 1 i' ''7 CHICKEN WITH DUMPLINGS I ________________ 4 -1 - — SPAGHETTI AND MEATBALLS ., , -A . . a AF - t . 1i cup chopped onion i cup melted fat or oil ?. 59' Pear Halves................ MeowMi................... LEMON RICE STUFFING Debra Sims displays tangy cheese-topped fish pie (right) and seafood tomato fan-tails (HeraldPhoto by Jean Patteson) minu tes or until liquid Is absorbed. Add sour cream and 2 cans (4LI or 5 OL ea.) half lengthwise and scoop out 2 tablespoons chopped or oil lemon; mix lightly. shrimp pulp, leaving about -inch sweet pickle or 3 tablespoons lemon sail 2 cup chopped onion thickness around shell. Turn drained pickle relish juice 1 cup prepared 4 cup chopped green SMOKED FISH LOG shells upside-down in a pan of 1 tablespoon 2 tablespoons liquid bticuft mix pepper cold water to prevent chopped onion LI cup shredded smoke 1 lb. smoked mullet, 2 cup chopped discoloration. Chop pulp. Add LI teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons vinegar proc.ss American or other smoked fish pariJey tomatoes, seasonings, water, Dash pepper 1 teaspoon sail cheese 1 package (8 os.) 2 cloves garlic, and chopped eggplant to onion 6 large tomatoes 1 teaspoon WorchesterThaw frozen fish. Cut Into 1. cream cheese, finely chopped mixture. Cover and simmer 10 lettuce shire sauce softened inch pieces. Combine mixed 1-3 cup butter or minutes, r until eggplant Is Combine all Ingredients LI teaspoon powdered vegetables, soup, LI cup milk, 1 tablespoon lemon other fat, melted tender. Remove bay leaves, except tomatoes and lettuce; mustard juice and onion salt in 10-inch frypan 1 large eggplant Add Shrimp. Combine butter chill. Wash tomatoes and LI teaspoon grated 1 tablespoon chopped With heatproof handle; mix 1 cup canned and crumbs. Fill shells with remove stem ends; place on onion onion well. Heat slowly about 5 tomatoes '4 alternate layers of shrimp lettuce. Cut each tomato in 3 teaspoon paprika 1 teaspoon minutes. Add fish; heat until 2 whole bay mixture and crumbs. Place in vertical slices not quite 1 clove garlic, bubbly. Combine biscuit mix, horseradish leaves baking pan, adding a little hot through. Separate slices finely chopped cheese, and remaining LI cup 1 teaspoon salt % teaspoon salt water to prevent sticking. Bake slightly and sprinkle with salt. 3 drops liquid LI cup chopped milk in bowl; stir to make LI teaspoon pepper in a hot oven, 40) degrees F., Fill in between slices with hot pepper pecans smooth dough. Spoon into 8 2 teaspoon crushed for 3540 minutes or until brown, salad, using approximately 1-3 sauce 2 tablespoons chopped even mounds onto hot fish whole thyme Serves 6. cup for each tomato. Serves 6. Thaw frozen steaks. Cut Into parsley mixture. Ba ke in hot oven, 400 24 cup water serving-size portions and place degrees F., 18 to ) minutes or 3 tablespoon butter Assorted crackers SEAFOOD TOMATO TANGY KING in a single layer in a shallow until biscuits are done and Remove skin and bones from or margarine, FAN-TANS MAO EEAJC.S baking sh di . browned. Makes 4 servings, Combine fish. Flake melted fish. Combine 14 iq dry remaining Ingredients. Pour cheese, lemon juice, onion, t'a 2 cups flaked fish 2 lbs. king mackerel t, d fj; sauce Over this and let stand for horseradish, SHRIMP STUFFED sal an crumbs mix 1 cup chopped celery steaks or other fish EGG PLANT 30 minutes, turning once. thoroughly. Chill for several Drain canned shrimp. Cook 2 hard-cooked eggs, steaks, fresh or Remove fish, reserving sauce hours. Combine pecans and . onion, green pepper, parsley, chopped frozen lb. cooked shrimp for basting. Place fish in well- parsley. Shape fish mixture into and garlic in butter until ten- 1-3 cup mayonnaise cup catsup greased, broiler pan. Baste a log. Roll In nut mixture, serve der. Wash a nd cut eggplant in or salad dressing cup melted fat wi th sauce. Broil about 4 tnche wi th crackers. Her HI.0 Fruit Drinks........ Juice I 59' SAVE bc. Assorted Raven SAVE 20c, Purina Cot Food 24 __ , ~ 451k .v)I ____ . r ,,r,4 # 4 S ______ I -- -- Z ? r - - ~ __ - -~ I ' ~11. .F If 11 ,.. Ir QV ': II.; % .•' ". ' WITH Uroom 's Orang Fruit Cocktail............ Are" SR3 39 Fish Ioosiy (lose opening wab small skewers or toothpicks. Place on a well-greased bake and serve platter, 16 x 10 in. ches. Brush wi th fat. Bake in a moderate over, 350 degrees F., 25-3Oriinutcsorunt,Jn flakes "Nil)' s fl tested with a fork. Baste occasionally wi th fat . Remove skewers, Serves 6, - i: --' . (' iA 4e; \'. , ____ - 1:,l ~ I I e.Cream Swnhln. Krispy Crackers........ : rP u1 b11x tablespoons melted ft or oil Thaw frozen fish. Clean, wash, and dry fish. Sprinkle ,.,,a . I 4P - BAKED FISH WITH LESION RICE STUFFING 34 IbL dressed fish, fresh or frozen I I - teaspoons gait I -..- lisaim .-,,. I _. -4. . the truth, as the recipes below FISH PIE CHEESEBlSCurr TOPPING 1 pound fish fillets, fresh or frozen I package (10 ouce) frozen mind vegetablim broken apart can 001i ounce) condensed cream Of celery soup 1 cup milk teaspoon onion -- — 1 Wednesday, Oct. 22,1975--3C SAVE oc. Great with Soup, from source of heat for 8 minutes. Turn carefully and cook for 7 to 10 minutes longer or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Ov re often less so. i And ,is for taste try some of Debra's suggestions for 'I Appetites N Prune Juice................t' 59' By JEAN PA1TESON 'nme"i Editor This month of October Is an especially opportune time to reap a hearty yet inexpensive harvest of edible delectibles from the sea, acc,ording to Debra Sinis, merchandizing specialist with the Florida Dept. of Natural Resources. October is National Seafood hionth. and has been proclaimed so by Gov. Reubin Askew. says Debra, who covers an eight-count) area of the state wi th her home o ffi ce in Titusvi lle. Seminole County is non those visited b) Ms Sims. On her vi to thiscounty during October, she is naturally stressing seafoods, and has agreed to share several of her tastiest recipes using this natural resource food with The Hcld readers "I'm ttj F'loritiins to buy, prepare and store more of Florida's seafood," she explained. She believes seafood dishes retain an a ura of exotic and that too man y cooks shy away from rf ing shrimp, and other seafood dishes, believing they're too complicated. Ufl Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IAVI Iii MINutJ.MA IloliN 1(0110* - ' • e Sealtest - Chunk. - 'PiIIsbury's 1 Fish AMIIIC'6 iayOlITI D SIIf 111*1' *11 W (be.,O.d eCu - - _flfleSS** • Kraft's Orated Pos-m.sonChoos. b7.oz. ton . ,i a, eee -- '4 * 4 *,.* *4I Fantastikhoriseol $'.i. bei F I.,.. _____ Wed S-es. con 0 D. 1511' _............Sns000eeeeee 1_u S to, I57$ _ee .eee.eeeeeenne___e__e_____ EXTRA GreenStamps _ lg o P1* Soft Drinks 12-.s.. cans See.n...ae---......., I 41GreenStamps • .j iS SO .410 C Wbt.n.ks Choose So, Longhorn Choose PS'. ' '1 - �- 4C—Evenlng Herakt, Sanford, Fl. - - - -. -----, - -- -- - - - COUPON U0 4 4 IV rith :S 1itt1t% 1 w(V4&(((i DISCOUNT COUPON T 0000 T$IU II Oct, - :-. Will" )fl)fl ON Moto 1s-ss Puatwila lIMiT t couPoN eu CU . :_. - -• -- ----- - •-----.--: -------. - -- - -. - - WIN --- . cou.o 0000 ,w. QC, u V OWELS ROLLS - 1 Wits '05(5*1* or ,0N50 SOUl SOUNIT TOWILt ON TWIS IHIJI A LOa( •AQj 4 1 TOM PUIC at SI -OS OS Ou IICtJ0iN (los l'MIV I COUPON VII CUITOMII wan Wifi 1W % I. . • WHOLE CHICKEN 1 1' - - % I I)})fl %- '"Ifl)iiVflI ~ SWEET I ISLICED __ __________________ ___ h" HARVEST" FRESH PRODUCE HARVEST FRESH BARTLETT ROAST PEARS 59 PKG. LB. — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Bon,l,,, Bottom Sliced Bacon.. :.' Round Steak.. . $2-19 HARVEST FRESH RUSSET BAKING $169 POTATOES II Quick 'o:.n o Fl under, Coil w0 Haddock $129 Fillet. ROUND STEAK... 1" Cooked Ham. $269 BONELESS 989 Sausage CHUCK ROAST ( Ham .P K,G, 9" 39 UE) Chopped USDA Boneless Beef Rump Roast. 9" STEW MEAT $1 I.I.S. logna . . • • •PKO. . Boneless Beef Top . W-D Brand Mild tSt Lnnd 0 Hot . ) . . . Choice W.D W-DIRAP4DI4ANDIPAKPUIE GROUND S-LBS. BEEF OR MORE so HANDIPAX Iund Ireall Individually Wrapped Sliced AMERICAN CHEESE $119 ———s————————————————— WESTERN CORN FED FULL ¼ LOIN SLICED INTO -. PORK CHOPS S Limi t 1 dk $5 OOo, more citluding V or Polr.to P.'.rt', I PABST / purchotp I'it t - 6pL w/$5 00 or mo,p purchase s.d. cjgj 49 i 10-01. c 59 SAO - STRAWBERRIES $ 3 100 SLICED — LE SUEUR PEAS PEACHES ROTA $199 Sliced Pcwi Showider Artin PICNICS * .—• — — • •— — —9C ————————————— • • IS \ 10GICT. IfX0. —--- . ' -- - ——————— SIZE ''r. -MM $113 Boy sell (THREE 3-01. CUPS PER C4RTON) $107 CHEESE SPREAD. 69c 2 CTNS. 900 VLARSEN u ARROW BLEACH USDA GRADI'A' FRESH FRYER LEO 01 BREAST QUARTERS LB. - Swç.rUrand Regular or SPa GAL Fit to.. Fat COTTAGE CHEESE 2 929 4 BAG AQc with Meat 1 G Spo9h.p,s - 2-oz. CANS $1 69 • BORDEN'S Mipa ni ds f 30C1 o LI Food '5-os. Storoge, Bogs 25cr Storage Bags . 7i CT PKG PKG 47c 49c 909 Glad to CORN SYRUP C 18-oz. '933 Glad - .. . CAN BOTTLES 15 CT. 99c Gari .PKG age Bags Glad Trash Bogs . . 20-CT. KG. 9" , Ch.f Bo.A,D,,, Spoph.it Saute Wth USOP Or With Mush Spogfiitti . . As 1301 AOc — äREö si --- FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. FIG BARS 49c 16-oz. CANS 3 I o s...... ------- SANFORD - -- 24.og• PKG. ID., R ll D,. DsI,n I "as 2 Crud,. 88c - 419 E. FIRST ST. 5 LBS. °° L-V — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — - - MORTON COUNTRY STYLE ALL VARIETIES -. DINNERS 79c PKG. — — — — — — — — — SUPERORAND WHIP TOPPING 2 89 9-01. CUPS C — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — MORTON CHERRY, APPLE, BLUEBERRY OR PEACH HEINZ KETCHUP - I Ooo Rag Coo i es. I k FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST.PER .t*1 . '9 32 -a x. BTL. 88c INSERT STORE ADDRESSES HERE 4 419 E. FIRST ST. S POTATOES c 69 ——————————————— HARVEST FRESH IASTfRN RED DELICIOUS D ixie 519Ing5..j.d Of Cluster own n' Serve Pecan Twirls - - . g A — - FRUIT PIES VEGwMALL . iu — • HARVEST FRESH SWEET ETCORff Glad too-f KARO RED LABEL LIGHT OR DARK StøyIre. S pug ettl BAG —————————————————————— CORN .0** with Meatballs ( ' Orange J uice 3 32.$100 - CIi.I Boy- .79C ———————————————— DIXIE DARLING I — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — .. - APPLES DIET SHASTA $100 Stayfr* S U PE'1I!AND YOGURT Palmetto Fo!Po At Op• ll CT FEM SPRAY V -' 5 HARVEST FRESH ALL FLAVORS 30 CT. - . ONIONS c 59 11391 F8W1 Wi 30-CT. PKO HARVEST FRESH YELLOW PARKAT (QUARTERS) 'tL.r - — — — ORION — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — im WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE BATH TISSUE Beefaroni . . • CAN 47c Cliff Dinner . . . . . es ",12 r 85c Stu I,.. Maxi-Pads 41,0 PXG 73c x ipads . . . PKG j • • • , 49c iuinlpaus Me JQ~ I MARGARINE . 69ce 4 - 13-os. 80C mmmo . — — — —Olga— ' -i" — —SAUSAGE ————— . 99 7.Z ), , .7/ MARGARINE :;t Chef 1e1-A,-Die, FA STEETH PLAYTEX TAMPONS WO Brand Smo&.d FEMIRON EXCEDRIN BAYER ASPIRIN BEEF FRANKS 9 9 2413. $ V - — EACH ———————— W.D BRAND RIGULAR ON ALL sit ER ,-. C a— MRS. FILBERTS SOFT GOLD _g WHOLE PICNICS JX - ARROW 33c -. HAND STAINLESS STEEL - BOWL 79c THRIFTY MAID 29 C - - 1O9 MARGARiNE 76 — —— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — HICKORY SMOKED £ SUGAR CURED PORK SHOULDER ARM IF '4 ,' 4i•.;) POTATOES --45 — — — — — — — — — — _, FROZEN $LI'D / on.ltt. f. of — — — — —! FROLIH SHOISTRING __ JUMBO WAFFLES fre%h 3 16 A.g Meaty Park -11- 4, — — $1 00 MRS. FILIIITS SOFT CORN OIL THRIFTY MAID HALVES OR XI' w .. 3 - \ / — \ • BABY LIMAS ' — — — — — — — — —- — — DOWNYILAKE or Con) T.io Style W-D Brand U DA ASTOR ?ORDHOOK OR .. 49c - , • . B',okføit - 12-os. . ciçarpttc COFFEE CREAMER . 20oz. BLUE RIBBON 4 ASTOR COFFEE Sunnt . . K, •s g1 ALL GRINDS - - . WD Stand Uv C All Vo,j,s - Sp.c.d S ;cod Lirh..,n or . Pidi CUd1 Brand R.g.,k, All ScsI or Br,oLtø,t -LB. t a 'd "a""' . w Fruit . Mario1 Mo*r*&. P0to,0 I ___"_ - T7T 0 W S S ______ - or . e W•D BRAND U1A CHOICE S'i':,-. Sp.p-I Olive Loaf : 89c S alam i . . .. 9" Chipped Ad Meats 0 2 3o, 89c Lh'1 .. Sausane S Salad apr t? Cole Slow . CUP 69C Cheese Spread 929 £ (12 ourterm Sausage . . . .PKG $169 Biscuits . . . 3"10-cy. 9° Sausage . . . 2 dieese Spread 9" Copeland Cluioic e Franks • • • •• PKG ROc Rturn Roost. $229 . W.D Brand . ;- S ii 3 LBS. 900 I BONELESS DELMONICOS ) Vtl* 0000 At *00*s1, uii,, 5*10W WITS 5$ I 01 OII PUICNA$$ IICIVM CIGA.Ir,s$ 141 l COO Pit (UltoMlu. - BONELESS I BACON Hickory S..,., 6 9 (U.S. C DIAPERS '1 W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BOTTOM ROUND S CTTDICI STEAKS H ' ROAST T-BONE STEAK.. . 2" • - WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 30' Witi, PsI PUSCMh$f OP $3-., CAN DOUGeatwsoti Cwi(st At 100505$ ON iNtl P401 £ A toTa' PUuC*$* OC $5 SQ Os MOI( lJ(l$e CISI. 11 I COUPON VII CUltQ..(g A" 50c OFF ON THE PURCHAsE OPANY$,Z, JOHNSON a JOHNSON DISPOSABLE I; —: I PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD AND COLLIER (NOTE NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) SORES INC . - WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 501 —: - - —:!DOUOLAS BOUNTY vzh l COM,ON 000s rs,, act, js JUMIO ... - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Wedntsday, Oct. 22, 3,75—sc DISCOUNT COUPON .- - OCt11 4000 At AD08$$ 'i$( 5110W WItS 5$ OR MOSI PUIcwa lZC10, CIOLIp15 liMit ONI COPQ P5* CUItO1 COPYRIGHT - 19i5 ROAST OR -STEAK 69 LB. 10 1 ..: ORANGE JUICE OlfiS 0000 LV *00111111 1111(0 1110w wit, $is 01 MOIl PUICI4A$I (ICIUOsNO CSQ1s(yy; lIMIT OHI COUPOH VII CUITOMSI 13 SC UNT COUpOp4 _ - ON THE PURCHASE HALF GALLON FRESH TROPICANA PARTY PIZZA _ BRAND USDA 40c OFF — Reserve BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP , --- - If W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK W -D C OUPON so ON THE PURCHASE OF 32-os. SIZE SALUTO 2 otns 000 * un. 5110W WI?N 05 MOSs PUSINAIS S*CIUD,NS c0IU?i$. lIMiT ONI CogPo Pu. CUIVOMII - CHUCK -- --- COUP" Goo* 1144V Oct. It - Quantity Rphts jai 14 -4 - .-- Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. $1 OO OFF- TURKEY 68,00 - I, fowl* PRICES GOOD OCT. 23 THRU OCT. 25 FEDERALLY INSPtCyED HEAVY WESTERN AGEDin BEEF . ON PURCHASE OF ANY W.D BRAND QUICK U'CZIN BROAD ImxA$T . 05111 0000 II Ill$$li 1,1710 snow lICIVISS tl oo — GROUND BEEF U.S. CHOICE - - DISCOUNT COUPON •I.00 OFF. ON 1K! PURCHASE OF 3-Lb. HANDI-PAK W.D BRAND PURE —I W-D BRAND I — -.---- IT a aa DISCOUNT coupoN - OFF- .90C 1 -. - Wdnaiday, Oct. fl t975 CLIP COUPONS & -:• . --- APPLES 4B LB. AG 59C f/H ——— �&C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 22. )73 tam% lam 7re Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 22,1975--7C FAIRWAY MARKETS ,CEO; .3301 Edgewater Or .4205 Curry Ford Rd .925 S Orange Ave .5300 Silver Star Rd 5730LakeUnde,hqd ill .170 W fa Av W P .114 S Semoran Blvd W P ,,Hwy 1792. Maitland .2690 S Orlando Ave Sanford 1601 NBe,muda Kissimmee 05471 S Orange Ave Pine C,isiI, - UNCONDITIONAL. GUARANTEE Armour & Co., and Fairway Markets join to guarantee TESTENDER beef will be tender and flavorful. Armour TESTENDER beef is scientifically tested by an exclusive patented electronic device that accurately measures the natural tenderness of every steer. There are absolutely no additives of any kind. Because only one of six steers can pass the TESTENDER test you can now conficientlybuy corrlfedwesterr)beeftF . Mk 01 RMOUR STAR at TESTENDER BEEF __ PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 23 TO OCT. 29. 1975 __ _ 4- A 300 EXTRA 1 TOP VALUE STAMPS I WITH PURCHASE OF $ Or More sO FOOD ORDER I ? Coupon Good Thru Oct. 29, 1975 'T7ITJ I I - p to 12 5 0 Extra lop Value Stamps! Get u It's a wonderful feeling, isn't it, not to worry about big Christmas bills! All because you've been saving as you shopped.. . with lop Value Stamps. If your Christmas fund isn't quite complete yet, then continue to shop regularly at our stores where we always say "thank you" with lop Value Stamps. Fill your saver books and head for your nearest Top Value Gift Center. (Even the choosing's easier because the Top Value 150 Catalog contains thousands of gifts.. . for every : member of the familyl) ' With Christmas paid for ahead of time, you'll understand what we mean when we call Top Value Stamps "savings you can see." I : -a a a aaa a r aaa•aa IA.IE TOP VALUE STAMPS :u L ,( ,J WITH PURCHASE OF i a-aaaa a a 000aaaaaaaaaaaa a. IE741CF __ : 1'TT7NET7iE2 TOP VALUE STAMPS : L'I I TOP VALUE STAMPS 1 WITH PURCHASE OF i WITH PURCHASE OF ___ __ __ -_ 7' ILZ TOP VALUE STAMPS : WITH PURCHASE OF PETER PANIZE Oz TETLEY TEA 1300 OR MORE MORTON DONUTS : p/BUTTER 100 COUNT BAGS I : 10 OZ FROZEN FRESH PRODUCE : i'w :! EXPIRES 10 29 75 : EXPIRES 10 29 75 EXPIRES 101 2975 EXPIRES 10'2 a a a - • a a a a a . a a • • • a a a a a.. • • • • • ,, - • •a • a a .aa 0 a a a a a a a • a •e..a 9/7 -F I — I i1E XF F I iSE AL I I TOP VALUE STAMPS : I I TOP VALUE STAMPS I I TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF TOP VALUE STAMPS • WITH PURCHASE OF • WITH PURCHASE OF WITH PURCHASE OF : r KEEBLER FUDGE STRIPES . MOHAWK 3LBS PLANTERSTWIN F DELUX GRAHAMS SUAVE SHAMPOO : ' CANNED HAMS POTATO CHIPS 28 OZ SIZE r : .:-.:r4 29 75 EXPIRES 102975 Nj1 EXPIRES 10/29/75 s L.--.--i-.... a_0._..__aa.a...._a_,._.__..___ - a0O.a.__._ a aaa EXPIRES 10'29/75 ' a •aaaa --------- - - - ..--L - . ----------- 5 aaaa eaaa a aaaa.a. . I. II -.1 : TOP VALUE STAMPS : ....A...i ,j, a WITH PURCHASE OF . • 'BOUNTY TOWELS ' I (EXPIRES 10/29/75) . - 4 • I'Z WNW I .. --1 lop Oil\ _ vJiEUvAu,E!1vMJJEJv C1 •—:_L.: S —. 4 I[ E, VU *aIallWH 'a' ..i .i'I.r1.---fl VVY P - TOP VALUE STAMPS : P WITH PURCHASE OF :4 EGG BEATERS p — I___ !_!_L :... .. - I J - •.-:- THESE PRICES WERE THOSE IN EFFECT MONDAY 10/13/75 /c I . u.uuur 7 ')')fll Edgewater gewa1erD r. '4205 Curry Ford Rd. •925 S. Orange Ave. .5300 Silver Star Rd. Underhill *170 W.Fairbanks Ave. W.P. '114 S. Semoran Blvd. W.P. *Hwy 17-92, Maitland - •;i 11rInnr1r Cr.traa1 ea. / : I ' j,'.44 : a $ TOP VALUE STAMPS: WITH PURCHASE OF• KAISER ROLLS DOZEN (AT BAKERY) EXPIRES 10/29/75 : -S : IWl aulli TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF ANDRE C11111 4MPAc!E �- - aC—Evenlnp Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY Mnrt W3IIiai- HOROSCOPE By IIERNICE HEI)EOSOL For Thursday, October 23, 1975 ARIES (march 21-April 19) you have to Leave the house to opinions will be wrong for you today. large groups or gatherings could cost you, and could prove expensive, This is not a good day to try to run an errand. (Feb. 20-March oi SAGI1IARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. accomplish things alone. Other LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) If you people's thinking will all your own 21) Continue to try to think In Be prepared to be flexible and you try to to way friends today, it's terms of helping others. You able to change your se tend to be too self-centered, today, or you'll find TAURUS (April 20-May 20) going to cost you far more than locking horns with those This could put you in a bad Try to be extra-practica today. M hnnip (Aug. ShI 11"&"• '.iJtt,U Youcouldkidyourselfthatyou You might get )-epL. away wi CAPRICORN (Dec. th have more renurces YOUR rnRTIIIMY than YOU playing the big shot with 19) Keep your nose to the Oct. 23, l95 try any new. have, thus causing much strangers today but don't try it grindstone. wastefulness, at home. They'll burst your (angled ideas. Things get done GEMINI May 21-June 20) bubble, better by tried-and-true A lucky cycle is beginning ic You're in a happy-go-lucky you this coming year. You'll LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) methods today, tøêIi Vre-aeor Kin1T1P !i!1. Jiuuer PISCES help (j, lYI Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents have things avoid mistakes, thinking with your lf for. Lasn e les Papers fl-Jan, THE BORN LOSER by Art Sarisom Don't mooed. If home problems should Keep everything out in the open interfere with your social today. hidden motives You're lucky as long as you're philosophies will open doors take it in stride. ds closed to you in the past. with a few friends lking deal1n ta a lot of necessitate will desires, fast _____________________________________________________ WIN get Pancreas Damage CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS b v By Lawrence F. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB I have been a diabetic for about five years. The cause of my con. dition is an infection of the AT BRIDGE queen [, I - Dr. Lamb I weaken ed it to a po int where it doesn't function. Will you _______________________ Please let me know what effec ts He didn't play diamonds right away, but when he got around North-South vulnerable cause gangrene? Why Can it needed e nzymes is better than doesn't none at all, independent of I remove BUGS BUNNY L r at I a . ..... Y:1.;7(, '-rviJ 3ESSLON - - & CN LX — >\ I I CAN HARDLY WAIT & TO START THIS NEW BOOK I SOUGHT ) ) ,-. 4____• _/.•.•••___ ( I (,' %%) .•—/ , ___ --- • irs A THRILLING ADVENTURE STVZY 09 OLD (AiLIN3 SP) 1) I i ( -• Ira r.nryr, HE POOPED Our BEFORE HE GOT TO THE POOP DEC( V ~ kk, , 0 4111 other functions, and the rest of nose who want more in it may be doing very well. even formation on diabetes can write roceeded to bid four spades for the experts? Write "Ask ro announce specifically that the Jacobys" care of this if the islets are damaged. You to me in care of this need the enzymes formed by P.O. Box 1551, Radio City the rest of the pancreas for Station, New York, NY 10019. normal di gestion. There is no Send 50 cen ts, a long, stamped, reason at all to remove the self-addressed envelope, and pancreas and a good many ask for The Health Letter reasons not to if you want to num be r 3-11, Diabetes; stay healthy. Even a weakened Diagnosis, Prevention and pancreas that still provides Management. he had 19 or maybe 20 points newspaper. The Jacobys Will with four spades and three answer individual questions cards in each other suit. South l stamped, self -addressed revalued his hand and decided envelopes are enclosed. The to invite a slam by going to mofl interesting questions five spades. North 's values will be used in this Column were mostly in aces, kings and will receive copies Of and good tru mps and he went JACOBV MODERN.) FUNNY BUSINESS PRISCILLA'S POP L.. Al (LL ,tUEA I )ROPPED C1-4ALE DICKENS. I DOM'T KNOW Ti-4EY WERE GOING STEADY' & fr-)II _LiJi HOOT by Dick Decvmber election in Lake Star will be the Lake Mary ____ I ___ -''" Perinchief and City Clerk Kay $ - p • PA 2 ' K P14i • •• - . .4 ___ __ — ____ lROb MO14If\G ) ___ _____ IT SA'D,*RErURN AFTER FiVE boo 10-32. "You're right, Janie! There Is something wrong with that room your father isn't on the sofa!" IO'21 DOONESBURy rft1rrr -I ( " LD) ____ .11. Garry Trudeau 10 - 0 ('7 () 'F,4• Tilt R LA J THtAT& 57S'WY )tk/ ciii- CiTiC Ar YAgLE -. A I /i4PPjI V liihVX ZDac 76$4 I 4'1 MW, 4wj f, /'L''t,T ZEXhY 5Z4' hiM Fist P1 MY izoiis / ' •: . •. Of C' -' - lO'22. '•:__-. OV,7'(R)f7ZN7 " WAS PREDICTIIBLE. J4'I- 4c4'cts PiIT '-' SEVEN STHI ?;:,e! 56Th7 ATTF FtV A2A6, ,R I ' FM EU"(L% mWXI$ .• I-B. I NDEX - - . ., I.;. A. (ANP JUST IN \'ri's 6" TIME FOR THE 51MTOFTh CMF5 SMSOPJI EXCVs MEII'VE ThE HONOR OF ThROW N6 OUT1H FIRST PIE. PIE, SHORT GU&4, T—'/ JI ocial Studi*es Text Attarkrh f n I (lock B)JOEASKRF.N herald Staff Writer textbook list. 4-A 5A 41% 7-A 3-8 USE THIS SMALL' Cx'iC? CAUSER GUN Wrn-40e/ONE Boss? SUL.LET IN IT. PIRALI INA'flJRY PR .WE - .. OUR J. approved by the Florida Hotel and Restaurant Commission on Aug. 2Z 12 "on the condition that the construct ion comply with these plans and the rules against Uunber la in Manufacturing Co. Inc. and that Ellinor filed a counter-suit. and laws of s commission," Braceland said that since the t ime that being consolidated for a trial that is expected "in early spring." the Georgia-manufactured modules were coristructed and installed a t the local motor inn that the sta te Community "Our position is that the modules don't meet Vie Southern Standard Building Code and that the contract was never complet ed ," Hutchison said. lie said Modular Age Inc. filed suit Hutchison said the three lawsuits are Affairs Department has taken over in. spection and certification of such units. He would not comment on reports that Ellinor was reluctant to discuss the situation Involving his motel but con. firmed portions of the modules have been sub. JeCted to testing by independent testing that he voluntarily closed the 104 laboratories. rental units in September, City hall records that have been sut>. He said he then found it was not poenaed from the Building Department economically feasible to continue show that certificates operating the restaurant and loun ge and closed those facili ties this week. Ellinor's attorney, William Hutchison of Sa nf ord, said, "The mote l closing was strictly voluntary on Ellinor's part. br - ., Government hasn't closed the Cavalier." Hutchison said lawsuits were filed at and construction or the modules met the Southern Standard Building Code. - - Bus Fee - ___________________ ___________________________ I' Backed years past," said board member Davie RImE Thø I love Motherhood, / .. and Chevrolets, too, but I have faith in our young people. If we start censoring our books, we would be doing the same thing they (Communist countries) did in years past." —Board Member Davie Sims too, tyut I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS RI Y Sinis told Mrs. Brinkle she shield her children "facts" and the outside world. hI said more harm is done by keeping the child out of class. cannot members Wednesday night moved a step closer in seeking a Special Legislative Act to charge a fee for "co urtesy busing" of pupils living less than two miles from school and save taxpayers money. / 4 from "l - I-. Mrs. Ryan said a form of "censorship" already exists in determining which textbooks go on the state-approved List. ji - / - •—' -. . / .1 : have faith in our Education, citing communistic - ' .. . : Bob Ellis, the county cornhigh Wednesday's 71. mimission's administrative Ove rnight low assistant, said the title In the iosiiy lair througn PrUla). ads is listed as executive Highs in the lo to mid SOs. with a sa lary range of r.-organization Of county government as proposed in a study by the county's management consultant, E.H. "Woody" Underwood. On Tuesday, the commission is sctwiuieii to vote OS) the ordinance which creates the 03 vIivi3iuiIru by Underwood. . . ' . . - At the request of member Pat Telson, the board agreed to appoint an ad hoc committee to convince "local legislators" of the need in ar eas where safety hazards are (aced by children walking to school. Mrs. TeLson said the corn. mittee should include Trans. Director Fred Taylor, Roger Harris, assistant super. mntendent for finance, two Lay people, parents and an "ef. ficiency expert." . - - Seminole County School Board portation I! - . j. - - • Member Davie Sims and 'Feison moved and seconded, respectively, the successful motion. Mrs. TeLson said the board should determine the cost and Parents should be responsible for deciding if saftey hazards exist. ' - -• ______ - : .' . - - - - . An auction '.ias held on the step of the Seminole County Cow'. (house this morning with 114 condominium units, situa ted In CONDOMINIUM AUCTION ACTION Winter Springs, on the block. First Federal of Orlando bought all "It could reduce t.e millage," said Mrs. TeLson Courtesy busing Is tram). sporthtion for pupils living less than t~vu miles away fronj their 114 units at a price of $2.61 million. Shown at the auction are at- school, for which no state funds torney Jack Lovelace deft), representing First Federal, Deputy are provided as with regular Court Clerk Elaine RiCharde and Seminole County Circuit Court school busing. Clerk Art Beckwith Jr. (Herald P ho to by Bill Vincent Jr,) ____________________________________________________________________________________ (' Mrs. Telson sa id Broward County Sends Out Ads For New Executive Assistant assistant for - ;--: - - young people. If we start affiliations with school textbook Mrs. l3rinkel said the social censoring our books, we would dealers and publishers acacstudies text presents half-truths be doing the same thing they cording to Mrs. June Cameron and g l or if ies Kararx, l M the (communist countries) did i n sent to board members. . of occuparicy the modular units were issued in three lots in June and July 1973. Also in city public records are letters from the Atlanta engineering Um and architectural Firms indicating the plans Pri R d . by Frank Hill 'P till Around The Bridge Calendar . Crossword F;dltiirial l)rarAbhy Dr. lamb Age Inc. by the Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville, w hi ch furnished financing for the $1-million project. 0 Hospital ...................5-A Seminole County GovernObituaries ..........5-A ment moved one step closer to Sports 1-2-8 hiring Its new executive Television 4-fl assistant today by mailing out Wiiniett 6-7-A advertisements for the position RIBS &vg ME 1)-4E MACHINE " Other persons who have her lpage criticism of "Social "We're already floating announced they may run for Studies in Our World" which under censorship. The parents election are: Claude Ash, Mary she said fails to warn pupils of have found decency is being Daniels, wife of Councilman the dangers of communism and father of ored out of our schools" cens communism. She said John Daniels; and Rev Robert socialism, said Mrs. Ryan. she's keeping her son out of (lark, all for Mrs. Van Eepoel's council post; Gary Hunt for Mrs. Marion S. Ryan, a social studies class until the Mrs. Brinkle said "G od gave hiendrix's council seat and Volu.sia County resident with board acts. She said the text children to people, not to inLaurent A. h'ellerin for mayor. relatives in Seminole, said teaches "groupn" as o stitutions!" She said the textCandidate qualification period pare nts are Just now "waking posed to "patriotism." book she objects to actually is to c!ose Nov. 3. up" to alleged objectionable Superintendent W.P. "Bud" defeats the purpose of the materials used In today's Layer said the textbook in teaching of the course on IContinued Onl'ageSA) classrooms, question Is on the state-adopted Americanism vs. Communism. but supplemental "W ha t's happening in our list, Board Chairman Robe rt G. materials are available. classrooms today is disastrous "Bud" Feather said a reader and you know it!" said Mrs. "If this textbook is ob. must look at both sides of the Ryan. She distributed to board jectionable then 99 per cent of material read. After three fru.stratlig at' tempts, the Big Red Machine members copies of published all the textbooks used are ob. Feather and Layer said a has captured baseball's World reports and materials citing 'X jectionable," said Layer. subversive, public work session may be set aiitlSe ries, putting the mantle of rated, "I love motherho od , fluçton, which American, anti-God textbooks" apple after material from the Florida hot dogs, and Chevrolets, Action hasn't taken a Series sInce 1918. found in the state-adopted Committee for Sce sturles, Page ElF isw'. / Q- 1 could do for them. Today , DALIW £kII ct - / - unless agencies, and what the agencies AITAMONTE SPRINGS — The council seats up for Claiming the federal governelection are he ld by Irene Van went is leaning towards "pro. Fepoel and Ernest Hendrix, Communist" ideas today, a appointed to replace resigned Geneva mother Wednesday Frank I)urrance earlier this night presented a lengthy book year. review attacklnguseofasoa Mrs. Van has studies textbook in Seminole qualified. NeitherEepoel Hendrix nor Mayor Troy Piland have filed, County Schools. but both have indicat ed they Mrs. Donna Brinkle read to will seek reelection. School Board members parts of . FIRST TIINS IN TPE ml.. lWJJ1lana 3UTON THE _______ ENVELOPE U ___ — services that were available. The campaign chairman said the Uidted election. 1' HAVE HIM IN MQ OffPCE Hasa said the campaign's main goal was to educate the public about the United Way agencies and the — S u Jacksonville against contractor Modular Plans for the $1-million motel were - Way drive's officers and volunteers had produced "a real victory." - af re Cavalier modules was certified, out-of-state city i nspectors had no jurisdiction to probe t he const ru ction of the uni ts. chase — initially set for the first Jacksonville. of the year until sometime sui ts have been filed in Con. next month. nection with alleged failure of nodular Already the county has paid in default money to units at the Cavalier Motor Inn, U S. 17. out $59.000 91, to ineet requirements of the Southern the firms' owners, and an ad- Standard Buil di ng Code, diticna l $32,000 is slated for According to city hail records, the 104 payment before the deal is modular room units, manufactured by COnsumated, hopefuHy, by the C-hambertain Manufacturing Co., Inc., of end of next rnonth. Monroe, Ga., were certified in Feb. 1973 Also Bill Dale, the county's by Atlanta architects as being inspected director of environmental and found to be built in accordance with services, estimates it will Cost the provisions of the Southern Standard an additional SM,000 because Building Code." of a 10-month difference in the 'j modular units were shippcd to bond market, Dale S1yS the Sanford, and link ed toge ther by coninterest rate on bonds as tractors Into a two-story motl building about 6.4 per cent In January, adjacent to a conventiallyonstructed compared to an estimated 7.5 restaurant and lounge, Per cent at present. City Building Official Bill Braceland Saying "I don't think we said that since the construction of the Thanks To You, It's Working documents, include George Hess, husband of former Mayor Margie Hess; Suzanne Savage, Jennifer Sanders, County Maintenance Supei'int.ndej Henderson Ferguson and Robert Beckhorn of the city's planning and zoning board. The city has 1,006 registered voters, ac co rding to the latest count. Winter Springs, with 1,O registered voters, will be electing two councilmen and a ex Margaret Ganas, United Way executive secretary, said the campaign had been "he ctic" but rewarding. after • IT IS/ rl Sassmnan. The election is to be can. vassed officially immediately the polls close at 7 City residents, who have picked up qualifying ' HOW OCOLORFOL .111 0 C Owner the public was aware of the different Mrs. Mercer, Councilman Bert m re Action Voluntary.-Suits Pending this year's campaign had been a tough one, the efforts of the United Way efforts could not work vassing board names include Tumor __________ 10 El Elementary School. Can . - 'Any halfway intelligent person wouldn't have signed the contract be fore he had the Ifl(L% validated." Grier said. But a county fiscal planner said bond validations are Just the second step after a bond resolution Is approved. The issue centers on By BOB LLOYD thousands and thousands of Herald Staff Writer taxpayer's do llars that already have been paid to owners of the Sa nford motel owner Fred Ellinor has two firms because the a million-dollar headache and attorneys Casselberry suit signed by say they don't pe any relief until trial Grier blocked the county's pur- of suits "next spring" in circu it court at tabulations. lie said that although 20 P d says $44500 needed had indeed been accounted for in last-minute residents have picked op uy ( Just Contacted today, riasa said the 30 B s' issue goal. 40 iI should be blaied," Grier purchase" but to secure in. And Commissioner John through. As to Grier's pointed out, aLr, that he as formation on the county's imbrough said today the allegations of secrecy, Kimmayor, signed the lawsuit at the pending purchase of the two county "went to ex tremes" to brough said. "You can't Cassclberry Mayor Bill Grier direction of city council. The utilities which Grier says was get the out in e o n by slip th pe ou t and buy a sewer plant." county officials shouldn't Grier appeal was filed to th e "kind of a secretive operation ho lding three public hearings "Casselberry officials cost have signed the contract for Florida Supreme Court. Grier on the county's part." and a press conference, the taxpayers a lot of money; purchase of Indian Hills and withdrew that appeal last The county's utility attorney, Kimbrough said the county they ran a blocking action, Consumer Utilities before the month, John McDonough, said today "tried to get Casselberry to Kimbrough added. In finance th at purchase New, the rmivnr Says UI;II suit the suit Was "a suit to blk the ioperati' on a i un;,I yen(r icr a 10 tr it (I ixd th acre validated — a charge wasn't intended W "block the alidatit;u it the bonds." Lure," but the city didn't follow (Continued On page SA) county officials say is untrue. Quit the final 48 hours of the drive w ou ld produce the amount of funds needed to achieve the campaign candidate qualification period ends at noon Frldy. Polling place for the ' By Roger Bollen iii ftrrlV n ilffli\ 70 60 qualifying documents, they have not formally filed. The - CARNIVAL dim fort city V2 #976543 4,1085432 I after the bidding has gone four notrump. act hand. Otherwise. Just say to With II high-card points of his own, South merely raised yourself, "This is not my to th ree notrump. North had day," and pass. been heading for the spade you have a question ( game all the time and newspaper, ) - ed one club. His jump rebid to him to bid a minor suit (even two notrump showed this ex- a three carder) bid four involve the pancreas in the have to take insulin. The range same way they involve the of possibilities are so great that salivary glands at the angle of you have to adjust the management to the individual the jaw. situation, The pancreas has a lot of as A Wisconsin letter asks what you should do holding one notrump. Thus, with 19 partner who will understand high -card points. North open- that a four notrump call asks between diabetes in childhood dietary program and may or and mumps. The mumps may may not mean that you will also — seeking re-election, Although a num ber of other is usually made with a balanc, give the hand to a kibitzer. If ed hand that is too weak for you can't do that and ~ave a that there is a close correlation That usunily means a good 80 lion, incumbents hlarr' Terry and Martin Bacon Sr are - four spades - dou. hearts By Oswald & James Jacoby He. Our Iirst suggestion is to The utility one club open& ng small islets and cause diabetes. following good management Recently it has been observed under a dodor's supervision. YER 90 0 .1L Step First Were ByEDPRICKIrr Herald taff Writer Dinner MARY— Del.ores For the two other council A'A Opening lead -2 A pancreas. It is true that an including gangrene if the dr. inflammation of the pa ncreas culation is involved. The best may lead to damage of uti way to avoid these is by • -- , •. 2 N I Pass 3 N I Pan 4£ Pass S * Pass 6* lass PUS Pass There are innumerable of Langerhans, the tiny Wands of specialized tissue inside the complications of diabetes, --'I I it long fund-raising campaign at a Victor' tonight at the Quality Inn North in Longwood. At the fourth and final report UnIdW dinner held Tuesday, campaign officials an. flounced the drive had raised (ash amid pledges totaling approximately $109,500, or 73 per cent of th is year's goal of $154,500. The total reflected an increase of $17,512 over the amount reported at the campaign's third re po rt dinner held October 14. Le n Unitas, United Way president, and Jim Rasa, campaign chairman, expressed confidence at the dinner -100% -seats open in this year's elee. East and made his slam, Pass - [5AMAZIN' WHAT A AT - Th1' HJR-( DcESSER Pass J6 I I I.L n The United Way of Seminole she will not -seek re-election. No one cisc has qualifi ed as yet for the Mer ce r post. to the suit he finessed against South Wifi North Fast the doctor it, w he ther i ns ulin is formed In DEAR HEADER Diabetes sufficient quantIties by the is commonly associated with islets within it. abnormal (unction of the islets ' This diamond discard gave Sou th all th e help he n eeded • K 107 this would have and what harm body? • aig amp County, Inc., will top off its month. Lash, who served four months on the original city council, designated when the city charter and incorporation were approved in Aust, 1973, and uLe'qutntly elected If) i split one-year term, has qualified for a council seat in the Dcc. 2 city election, Mrs. 1;ish today filed her qualifying documents to seek election to 11W council post currently held by Virginia Mercer. Mrs. Mercer has said i\ ________________________ - it will do to one's LAKE C End To ltyIfl)NNAF ES He ra ld staff Writer WAI.I) and JA%fl.'t JAt'OIIY on to the slam, NORTH 11)1 Mathematically. the slam is A K Q 53 not a really good one The ace V \7 i( clubs mu.t 1w lust ith all J2 four trumps in one hand there t)li &KQ4 is a sure trump loser and in FAST %F.ST any event the diamond *8 &J 102 must be located V V Q 1053 South started out by playing 96 three rounds of trumps , 4 9875 &A AA 106 2 East's first discard was the SOUTH three of diamonds, his next A A 9 76 4 one th e five of clubs. And Diabetes Iwit tarrv United Way Dinner Grier Says Bonds Fe AQUARIUS(Jan. 2D-Feb. 19) find that newly developed CANCER (June 21-July fl) to cover up. SCORPIO iOct. 24-Nov. fl) You're more content at home Keepyourthoughthand ideas to today. Things annoy work. work. You'll even uptight if yourself today. Other people's - ounty charges parents inuIvcd $10 every six etks 1 r the service. State Sen. John Vogt itsCocoa Beach is expected to discuss courtesy busing at -., power than the commission wished to dictate, with helm, Disagreement among commissioners was so keen at one point the position acquired But County Commissioner John Kimbrough, who out of town for the past three p.m. Monday in the of Suwhile Commissioner Dick perintendent W. P. "Bud Will iams has voted in favor Layer. but with reservations. Ina related matter, the boar! Mainly. Williams wants to designated Hugh Carlton, the title of "rose." During weeks but is expected back for know how an Tuesday's vote, has expressed rctiC :bct thc--"--I" 11 manager might obtain by remaining permanent - while wood study will dovetail with as the board's liaison with the eranfi--t h iivw manager. tt .miy anu the developer of tb' Each time the issue has come Sterling Park planned unit up, Williams has voiced development IPUD) to Provid e meetings, commissioners referred to the lob'c (1110 a! th? "rose" until Underwcxxl came up with executive assistant to . a county manager at the the new leadership position, office - - S18,000 Under. director of auxiliary servimi, i,- -- TI -, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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HHg --mm- ___ __ PRUPPERIVEAR. 60 L*#j ME WAY HOME FROM HEISTIN' r ) . WW - P i iZ I i P HE I _________ 41011111, -: (Zi - X A", /M I AvrAfW,4rAWM, • ( TAEPME4E Aff*TXV i~ I - . -- -'. -- -T -->. -- J. I t I . - --- - --' - Searc . - ge A) Pa pregnant Sanford wornan ~ Saturday night and thcri sped away ,vithout stopping. search for a pickup truck to a "dark green or 1eantime, Funeral services for for an automobile instead of a truck after Police have shifted the object of their I 1 .4. I . a ; -TT- - _______ — I -=- -- - _____ - - -- - - Th-' Earlier, the hit-run vehicle was thought to have been a dark-colored pickup truck. olive green sedan . . . possibly a Chrysler 'ictitii, product," according to Patrolman D. ft 1 Whitmire s(1 F t police began looki ng - - _-_- - '--- ---H_ ----- _ _ - Saturday to contact police headquarters. - I * -. 'Ll -- ' - ~) - - - 'a-, . - , i .. an increase In the number of Baker Act patients at the center 1 . ; .. ,)144 I •. - . . 1. N: - - -T -. - discu'sed by school officials - Legislative support for a special bill to either to provide I _~v~~_ -- ,_e - F'L 1111111111111111111 - ' - f. But, according to Kimbrough, state funds for courtesy busin - - -- "' -1 # .,, --_ - ~ . .I.- - - 1 - 14L . %( - 9W~K . P2~___ ., A JA 7- - --- -_ __ ~_- A 1 - - -' I I % ______________________ -- . ioner John Kim• Metz said patients loads oua salu s,ae is a• au recently have ben to come for the lark of adequate flln- il . -I , agreed to fund 121i pet- cent of . I ~ ---_z7r-~=.t22R_ ~~ --.' . . . BUTLER HOSTS POLICE CHIEFS - - -t 'T - ~, , --, - I Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler hosted a breakfast for area 6iefs of police today at th e holiday Inn at Monroe Harbor. Chief Butler, Casselberry Police (lifel George Karcher and Winter Park Police Chief Ray * Beary, plirtured here from left were artiong those mental problems w2re treated _________________________ In Orlando present at the breakfast (Herald I'hoto by Audie 1uhy) is more concerned with getting 'total sta te funding" of regular busing outside the two mue ) limit, before seeking adlitional I ~~ §nv&t state funds for! . :1 .~ 1: ~L ; !.- ti... Today and sponsortng Greater ford Chamber of Commerce as long as 20 minutes week long affair organlied Smith who all along has said story on Page 1 B today s • As for crossover trains, Smith price iiteehi For 'iii Filhlorlal De. t) I. 10'C I-C 104 Horoscope railirwid - not tile gencral Hospital public. Vilden told Smith that the Obituaries 10-C $-A I , 5-A d elayed for four or five weeks to commission will continue to 5 P°11' Insure the commission the Television I 3-B monitor blockages and will Harry looks like railroad officials ~ -~_ "J__ Chairman Sid ihlen Jr cd '1 person illy cut rn request they did what they had to do," of Kimbrough's suggestion. downto$102,448becausel knew he Id l I At the imistence of Com. instructed county officials to the commission had budgeted said h missioner John Kimbrough AskeW S veto. county commissioners Tuesday oted to draft a letter to the Seminole Legislative the law changed to require a sheriff's budget be finalized beforr ad . . Loiiiti1ilo,er Make Hat = Tuesday's Wgh "I personally my request down to 'hink such appeals frern $102,44 8because I knew this was within the . • . decision were proper, but since cut . ' " Sheriff John Polk valorem (property) taxes are ttwnc(hmnr t he ii % -- __ =IA F_ z . Overnight agency that holds hearings on $102,000 mpromise. -- - — before the corn - --T - -- _ - ied the day for the corn w LS t It's only f air to the sheriffs budget lie then an county." - I question whether there , - X ~_ __ - - ~ with the $18,705 increase Sheriff's Association has been enforcement, and I feel the should be inade on the IK-al and all • I. Kimbrough a suggestion draft a letter to members the for,' the sheriff added because the people who levy the came on the heels of Clov. delegation. Asked about the impact of the millage should have the final lieubin Askew's veto against Vihlen told commissioners $18,705 award, Polk said, -We say-so," Askew said. "Some of increasing Sheriff John Polk's Tuesday night that he had will continue to give the citizens our votes could require raising mission approves the final r' .: , -_ ___- ~ --~ I ___- _. . ffH inent of Administration, the 0t Iw In the 60s 1isterIy wind% ' ' pr em had all but guaranteed Polk a before the year*s end and apVihlen ~%as t1ated t)y tile pr opriate additional money." governors veto, lie viewed it as budget appeals. In addition to biweekly jow 57. **There was some evidence The sheriff said he viewed a victory for county reports, Smith said the railroad Kimbrough said the law should the iheriff's Assoiciation had Kimbrough's proposal as "fair. Partly cloudthroagh I.% studying nielthods of Thursday with a slight cbance be changed to require that a done sonic lobbying," Vittlen If I were a commissioner I Askew had cast the only vote . becoming even more efficient. of showers. Highs In the mid aid only Askew's veto would like to know the millage Tuesda n laway summed up the Inajority (if the cotrunission's position - 2B budget by $68,773, leaving Polk gotten word that the Florida of Seminole County proper law taxes and that is a decision that %w.vnlEft %;; I ' L . . '' ___________________________________________________ 4A (" 10' 4-A ,'i'; Herald Stall Writer a a rea — - !-'' - __ IM_ 4t,6,,Av~-~~ - _-, I'~~)I~ja?~'~ - -- _ ii i' . VT_l I; CO V A-41 _:~41 __4 .. YTI-r- ?;;A ";- ~S:W.%,J:4. County Seeks Change In Law By El) PRl( KLTT • -. - I (ontinued On Page 8A) = n --Olympics Is only five days away eight minutes block- Commissioner , -,. -- U tz~ The board t t ~; , ~ ,:, , .r ,:,.,, t ,! courte Regarding Sheriff's Budget practical promised seven to — ' ,, eight minute blockages for Around The Clock Itridge . to -. two mile limit I seven -,-' _____________ - ~ _ft"401 1 Prior the mental health unit at Florida ,'. for relar busing, the rest coining from local taxpayers. —_ - ' own Ile said when the Baker Act or reduce the limit from two Indies to one mile or 15miles for children in kindergarten . through tWd grade Both of these changes %ould mean more money and more taxes. Layer said the state now only ____________ ding busing where parents sa, hazardous conditions exist. providing courtesy i1 s upped the percentage to 25," Kimbrough noted. errun.,,, according to Metz, is expected to give the report from a recently appointed, eight member ad hoc corn- - _ - additional $21000 to pay last Baker Act pco%ides fret. ser- refused to pay.. The reason for the cost bodget a one _I school, for which the district receives no state funds as wi th regular busing. r '- --------___ Police have urged that anyone who was in out of fuel. She got out of the car on the - _ _ ___ _---=-r_ busing" in hazardous areas of ch.ildren living less than two miles Courtesy is tran. sportation for pupils living within a two mile r3di us of their the accident occurred, at about 7:40 p.m. - Smith said Sc.thoird already - for parent-paid, "courtesy - Tuesday his office needs an away front the center. The centag . battery and turned over to her own car and the hit-run vehicle. d Seminole County Mental health officials say hospitals ho allegedly attackedthepalr was charged with assault and volves a report on a proposal The accident occurred at about 7:40 p.m. IP%'ie C Noting that he has received has "minimized the down tirne" letters from vice presidents of at crossings by talking to --------------------- made last ear to the t hod ftice with no results. Tlw 15-year-old Oviedo girl automobile when she was crushed between on French Avenue when Mrs. Culler's car ran • Chairman Sid Kwiatkowski said such a move start to relax their vig ilance. point of the entire controversy. cray that simflar driver's side and was standing beside the the vicinity of 2101 French Ave., near wher. Mental Health Director I $21,000 I Ad itio n To D... U nal C011stlinic officials have made represented it "continual "Substantial improvements" at threat" mid was not good the Sh4c) crossing, the focal legislation. \ 1 \-- investigators talked again with witnesses. Mrs. Kathleen Louise Culler, 26, were iiione And if it a not found, the 711,1t decision came after state d Paola. ditiance drawn by County to 50 cars. Attorney Toni Frevinan that held railroad pe • ,40, MW students snioking inarijuana on 'We need your help, folks," a school bus that lakes them to ____________________________ _______________________________ Veh'l'cle W'I' ens t Sanford polive today ividened their search for F.c vehicle that strk and killed a young, purchase the clay pit five minutes. plaints of marijua na smokin g or if a driver reports any (1i3taflce. Oviedo High School Principal Keith Stone said today the - We get complacent when our Fa al h faces is where to find the ('iuniiiksi I I - .. - staying out of school. Police Looking For Dark Sedan hscnfln'otc tttornrnisn ages for Auto-Tri 0 - - which have some 40 TRideau - reported the marijuana smoking are ,- and made the motion not to Kimbrough casting the lo / - - I ! ------------ - been absent the bulk of the With L°tiiniissioner John b, retud spllagel" £/$A FU4U) , ' P011s closed Tuesday ght. (See sto, retsd pictore, promised - ____ first to thecity council, according to their statements Tuesday night, was because he ou on school bu but Mom arid b i by another pupil they felt t y w ld get "no "flow S,Aert It ls-!"- Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd f "We'd like a response from Dad should sit down anti L*.k to following their complaints last officials or from [Ayer. school Stone %lth wife Slerilyn and daughter MArcy celebrate his re-electlon the parents to help us... and the their .son or daughter. It would week to city officials regarding ______ missioners Tuesday night (Milton) . Smith, Autains,whichhave some Cale ndar ucteatcu an ordinance li miting " ' '' 40 to 50 cars ( such blockage5 to fi%v minutes. 11-4 "That goop Me's puftlng on now Is s'posed to - sc,1oo. an r in blockages at Seminole County ' S%CW VAC ' I I r ,__ Z SWEET TASTE crossings after counts- coln V,lP/ ___________ i - -1.( - wo girls allegedly attacked and beaten by another female student. A juvenile charged with assau lti n g the hair has since been removed h prom 4k + rne over to . is to make parents aware of "other bus problems" and ask for their support to help solve ttI1i - ;.,.!: -•.', • Oviedo High School. Bh girls are sthying out of school this week, but they may return next week. Both Superintendent William P. Bud Itr hid Fnid transporlation director of tL Seminole Count) Schoo system,saidtastweek local law enforcement officers are permitted to stop and search Piland said today'the need now authorities. Meanwhile, the two girls Who reason why the two girls; went -, Ifwm the railroad's efforts to limit that any formal action be tht. five.lilinuti, linlit is ill,. ~ ___ A-AWV AV k0ft CWIX W W_ - Smith today promised to submit dinance" biweekly progress reports on Kirnbrough, however, asked • % Keep In mind that the . Sanford T'rainnimler Miltrin opposition to aborting the or. which some inotoriki say last officials are busy getting the / l ç MATS M E. I Ill — - I by (38rrY Ryan ; P _______ The Two courtesy busing proposals also will be dcussed. Winter Springs Mayor T)• EE WAS A SOCIOLOGIST. i~ i 1 _%I~j '%. -1 do 1% .f at at 7:30 p.m. at the Seminole County courthouse. Crossing Reports I e ged By Trainmaster I - buses, " I 11 f0ii" /1-Y by I K 1 r 0 / • wheat products. The white flour podant. " Hospital North's new mental hea lth 11mrry Kwiatkowski, who had fiber, as you find In whole zero incidence isn't very tin- _-.4-_C ____'q us 1. Far as my no conunent - ;A to eat food cidence of heart attacks In hat contained na ural be ow rela tively fibers, not refined foods. raie and below 30 almost nomxistant. Even 10 times a ; (.y k -, DO A no comment. I ', of - •i surprise Commissioner Florida year age group the rate is 28 t ____ - ra ther than helping them Your ______ CAN -, • - ne Oct. 14 decision came as as a result of the uNning of over 40 are said to be 47 times S • V - by Dick Turner - ---__-.a . - officials rT,t1st be open to the Thus for the last two years . The center has unpaid bills tinable to pay. public - it decisions made at the commission has funded only those meetings affect the mnounting to KODO left over Commissioner Mike Hat. half of what the state believes Is from last year, and an adgeneral putlic. laway said the comniLssion will the county's commitment. Asked Monday if his office is ditional $17,OW is needed in the have "problems" corning up probing alleged Sutushine Law fiscal 7S.76 budget. "The problem is the stalk! $17,000 for next year %1lationaIIernngsaid,' Ihae . -________ formation Since then a British report by . and constipation, such diets a -- '' - - ) - - office is concerned - we have there was literally no residue as likely to have a heart attack bowel function. if they take the pill compared to '. In many cases ic colon thow who he 30 by Bob Thavas ---j The Florida Sunhirie Law says all ngs by elected 'I was no hard evidence that birth - reversed Its decision to piw- Health Director Werner Metz may have to be notified Baker the state increased the county's chsse the propert) from told county commissioners Act patients will be turned portion to 25 per cent, a perSlan4ell. s about diet for colon clots causing strokes have t __ 812.500 commission when the county commission on Oct. 14 idea absorbed from the intestine FRANK AND ERNEST loyed by Laurel. Binford lost a at CARNIVAL problems. Many of the old reported an increased inbland diets were gelatin-type cidence of heart attacks in diets, and when the food was women using the pill. Women ~ -%.., — Torn Hi a former broker for Laurel HLalt} and John aunu1tz, also an official en- I MODERN. send $1 to- "Win Bridge," c/o this newspd,,_*#,. P. 0, Box 489, Radio City Station. No* York, N. Y. 100 19) If you bid thrf.,e notrunip either after jin opening notrump with 17 high-card points and a six-card club suit designed to put more b-,dk in the same group who first your diet. It's a switch from stinvid up a hornet's nest over . . ) the 103-acre parcel of land; While you will get more repeated association of 'u--''Uh u details on bowel traini ng in The con tr ol pills wi th blood clot I ' I) I A ''! president of Greater Construction Corp., the owner of nists are prejudicer' against worked. ___________________________________________ - Tuesday afternoon in Sanford. Burial was In Called in were Lester Mandell, At Meetin d (-tlihlren are not directly in• tiil Pihind. volveij,' said Piland. Piland was referring o Piland said he's "not ad. developmen ts after to l Three separate busing issues, voit4ng putting armed guards )ear-o ld gins reportedly were including an appeal for more trenth1 communication with h 1,e ISSUC 0, marijuana smo U their children to help curli ki ng marijuana smoking and other school buses came to light when two Oviedo misbehavior pupils riding High School girl students went to the Winter school will be heard tonight's school board meeting ,Springs City Council with complaints about If ' . 'in , investigation Into the county coniniWion's aborted decLsion c lay p i t near Markham Woods Road. Herring said he personally I,- last week herring's office i-aIled some of the principals in the wam feeling of having bid always declarer. Since it Is and played this hand very well, easier to write about winning If you bid six clubs and went hands than losing hands the down. you could always com- m2jority of the cards go to the plain th at you would have declaring side. made it if the club finesse had (For a copy of JACOB V NY 10019. Encluse 50 c,ents and with heart attacks. The doctor a long, stamped, self-a ddressed and nurse probably asked the ~: IT ^ ' I -' . A* By JOE ASKREN Hcrsld Staff Writer ii conducting the probe. Radio City Station New York, control pills were associated LL MAXE THEM G a I A Texas reader wants to know why all br'dge colum• 2-1, Irritable or Spastic Colon DEAR READER — At the J ust wr i te to me In care of this time of your sister's death there b Bob THERE'S NOTHING then adding a bowl of cereal tinue to try to get this message Flakes. to more people. It could do a lot DEAR DR. LAMB of good. Recently my sister-in-law died DEAR READER -'Thank of a heart attack. She was only you for sharing your experience 27 years old. A doctor and a with others. First, you can get nurse both asked if &he was on more de ta iled information on birth control pills e was i how to impre bowel f unction thought t hey were e. ; from The Health Letter number would they ask this? 1 I ir . - - is' ' firmed his office is conducting five for areally - Opening lead - A iiii and suffered with this bowel shredded wheat, or from any of obl I ho w'll the br flakes or Grape-Nut Nut 0 will be participating in an "over 40" gold tournament in South Florida. However, Herring has con- ________________________ East and West and in favor of Notl' and South. a sort of unwritten law. k it - for It you played in the spring In order to charity got to five clubs studious readers to follow the thU1d have play, the bottom hand Is and made It, ' out on the foods I wanted to eat whole wheat products such as a So.th p p Pui 4* Pass p can't tell you how many yetirs I with cereal fiber each day. You have eaten a bland diet, missed ca n get the cereal fiber from ., I t" ~ f, makes life worth living again. I ME NOT JANE. I ~ C. i e. 1.," ( fr iu ~_ _ , , - `-_-.1 ~ -:~;idWkail __. __ by Al Vermeer bad call) your score would depend on the opening lead. A prosaic fourth-best dia- ore. All in all, this hand shows that th ere is plenty of luck In duplicate bridge. I6 follow this program. It really wheat bread for a week or two, - ., . 1 1 I.." I 'i e veryone I know to be able to simply switching to whole week. The state attorney said be would hold declarer to seven 4 A 10 6 5 4 2 East -West vulne rable - 6 0 9 will be attending a golf tour. rwrnent the remainder of this notrump (again not recommended but not really a make four West Nlftk East L Pot U To Be -. — cot te only matter HerrI ng nf co irrfli d as that at te t tricks; against any other suit lead h2 would make at least three notrump and might well SOLTH I D) & A 3 \11 011 I ;;-01J — W tiske the case to tile grand . jury. Pressed for details Tuesday 4 either us or any other writers) or after a jump rebid in 43 -.1 B I . It was reported that Herring's investigation centers on alleged Sunshine Law violations and that he planned ( bid not recommended by EAST &Q76 V6 543 K 91 over you can have a lot of gas. Thetntestinehastoreadjustto - - ,4 dçi' TkANK I HE,if I WEST a i 94 V A 109 School q Herring's chief investigator. BRIDGE VJ672 •2 Courtesy Bids Also On Agenda . proceedings presided over by William Staley, the assistant slate attorney in charge of SetninoleCounty.Fulenwjderls _______________________________________ NORTH & K 10 8 5 2 I Fulenwider were observed entering or leaving today's ___ Do you reaUze how many the diet change. That is why - ,/f)\ i AT I - By OSWAW and JAMES JACOB\' people have constipation and many people do better wi th a bowel problems' I'm like a gradual switch Such a change crusader now and want might be accomplished by ______ ____ V%%CZ0 WIN q now cleared, and I have no bowel problems. ,.__ - _J) ____________________________ for a gal' bladder attack and eliminating the brans. nothing was found. All that is Itstrt thatwhenyouswitch s, -1'. \ _______________ - - session at you ' one night that we could expect simply replace food that con. o have some gas pains at first tains fiber you need. They leave on this program. My gas was so out an essential diet component bad that I was even examined by refining a natural food and ç' I - 1~.- - ,~ 1 WAVEN'r SEEN HiM CRY I LED 17 — 4 Dr. .1'. 11-Y —— DEAR DR. LAMB - I ain now fol.lowing your advice on whole wheat cereals and breads and also include more fruits , Am and vegetables in my diet. I feel much improved now, although 2 at first I perienced much gas 6. _' INIIIIIIIIIIIIIII and was ' iserable. I relieved to read in your co1wrin products are not harmful, they ~ .f. ~_ " I0 1 . Y - - —— , By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. I i . %V,71 I I J combination g w 52 bO 151 —— —— y (ALL RIGHT, QUIT FL1N3 f AROUND AND ' — - Bod Re uires Fibers In Food - ' -- 1 I — Herring Silent On Jury flJ• , State Something rather unusual is you don't actually score, you developing. it will eventually are well on the way, contribute to your pr os perity YOUR BIRTHDAY and ell-bein . A portion may No%'.5,15 surface today. The coming year is an exLIBRA (Se. 23-Oct. 23 ) An ceptional one where your excellent day to take a short earning power is concerned. ip. If there's somebody not too Don't Jump from job to Job. far away you've been wanting Golden opportunity lies hui the to see, hop in the car and go. course re fl pursuing. - ___________________ — — — e isa IL ftie fall grand jury Ili Seminole County moved i nto its secnd day today with \ttorney Abbott Herring refusing to coir:n or deny whether his office will lake the county's aborted clay pit purtiase tfure jurors. Ilte grand jury. went Into 9 am. today alter being empaneled on Tuesday. No witnesses other than Jack endeavors you have been . ______ __ f ____________ - pleas 42 48 41 48 ——— I - — - 38 Sanford, Florida 3??l1-Price 10 Cents 1, "94A Busrness _________ 1 E — - 37 1 wi _______ — • WANT TO DROP HIS — — — — 26 127 -. CANCER (June 21-July 22) if dissuade you. you need o thers to assist with a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) pet project, now Is the time to A ssociate with people who have ask their help. Ccuntsnces broad ideas and bold perwill change 11 you wait too long. spectives today, if possible. LEO (J uly Aug. 22) Good Through them you can widen will happen throu gh your n hizons people you'll be involved th SO(I.1l1) mixed %%lth Feb. PISCES ( F20-March lucky pleasure ur The sky a the limit today In for you today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) working on or some time. ii 17 ——— . self. In team efforts, let your today. They are "right on" and mate or anociate take the will solve some knotty problerris if you don't let others helm. 14 ——— 13 12 41, ll 1 N)i Year, No. 6Wednesd3y, November 5, 1975 - give your EA( 6FXTU5I 68th TAURUS 25 Mimics 2 Indigo 34 Auricle 26 Deep cut 35 Boat paddle 3 Carillon IfS 36 Com pass poIflI 4 g con test 51 labor 5 Pulto 37 High card Plant io Highway 38 Hand (comb 8 Female deer 55 Scottish Weathercock 31 form) I Boy's name 32 BombyX a Says ed 5S y 42 Greek mat,rs CUtY satellite 43 Ethiopian 10 Nautical term 11Soothsaor 40 Footed vase 57 Seine prince " N& Eg H (t.24.NOV.fl) are aspects Over-all conditions are very Financial for you especially promising favorable for you today, especially where major (oday. Don't leave any stones projects are concerned. Think unturned in acquiring or saving a buck. big SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23(April 2May 20) T"here's no reason why you Dec. 21) You have a very keen t chalk up points today if perception for Important biLs can' in for mation. y financial in. and pieces g You' gauge terests the attention they things others will miss. . deserve. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan GEMINI (May 2lJune Partners will be luckier for you 19) Follow your Instincts In today than you'll be for your. domestic or career matters s : 1 DEOSOL ERNICE 4 Wheel spokes ; BE SE5T TO k, ) L ' TH TA _ _- cr:._ nounced the increase ha,% -- -' �?A—Evening Herild, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 3, 197, Sheriff's Department Investigating moke Ejectors Arrive — Beame Says Ford Cops Out Instead Of Offering Cure WASHINGTON tAP) - New York Mar Abraham Beame accused President Ford today of offering "a copout, not a cure" for New York City's fiscal ills. He said the President's attacks on New York have "triggered hatred, disunity and confusion." The mayor said Ford, in criticizing New York, ignored the city's budget-cutting record. He listed payroll deductions, halts In city construction and closings of municipal facilities, lie promised further money-aaving measures, including a change in the free university system's financing and more hospital closings. The mayor made his remarks In a speech prepared t o r By 808 LlOYD Seminole County .Commission arrive on schedule, at the tail as recommended by recommended construction of a condition and allow the facility llcrald Staff Writer Tuesday that five long-awaited Last week Proudfoot state fire officials. new jail, but Vihlen managed to to reopen pending installation with the arrival Tuesday of smoke ejectors arrived here at predicted the ejectors would On Oct. 14 the commission get fire officials to waive that of the costly safety features. sm olce ejectors, officials now 1 p.m. delay the reopening, and Vihien awarded Sheriff John Polk an my the Seminole County Jail Proudfoot said prisoners vowedtogèt the project moving additional $33,000 to lure (our i be readied for state ifl could begin moving back in the again as soon as possible. correctional officers men CoIIeg9 Wants Storage Tank tors by next Monday, an local facility "immediately In reply to Proudfoot's op- Polk had already lined up and ctIon which could erase following an inspection by state The district board of trustees put a million gallon storage tiniism, Commissioner harry awaited the funds to begin their $1.0 )O-a-day fees paid to house officials from Tallahassee. of Seminole Community College tank on the southeast corner of Kwiatkowski asked Proudfoot if training program. 'ates in jails in surrounding have asked the state's per- SCC property, off U.S. 17-92. "1 can foresee no problems at he had ever heard of Murphy's Inmates will move back couflUes, into mission for the City of Sanf or d this time," Proudfoot added. law, an overcrowded situation, to Install a water storage tank progressing "Work is ill doors closed and Ini;iates Commissi on Chairman Si d Proudfoot said he hadn't, according to Proudfoot. satisfactorily on our Phase III property. on were transferred to surroun- Vihien Jr., the liaison corn"Murphy's Law says that if But construction of a new and expansion program," said din facilities after a June 9fire inissioneron the Jail. had hoped anything can go wrong .....lt will larger facility would Ray 1. Milwee, SCC's Milwee. probably eru pled inside the facility, to have the facility reopened by go wrong," replied require approval of the voters, assistant president, said he lea ring 10 inmates and a jailer Nov. 1. Kwiatkowski. And the last such vote put to the expects to hear from state Other agenda items discussed ii in its wake. But the smoke ejectors The smoke ejectors were the people for construction of a new officials next week on the In Tuesday night's monthly I i 3, il Administrator George delayed that projection when last of some $84,000 worth of jail was turned down. board meeting concerned request. Pr o udfoot reported to the they failed by a few days to safety equipment tobe Installed Initially, state officials Milwee said Sanford wants to routine matters, he said. pf by a small caliber bullet was found on the left side of the bus approximately 24-inches below the driver's Herald Staff Writer circuit court warrant charging him with lewd assault on a child. window, Sheriff's investigators today were investigating reports that a sniper fired on a church bus TuesdaySheriff's reports didn't indicate If there were any night at Altamonte Springs. passengers on the bus at the time of the Incident. Deputies C.H. Braeckllen and Hugh M. Harrell reported today that Charles R. Jordan, 49, of Youth Jailed Orlando, told them that he was driving a bus belonging to the Delaney Stre }ipriff'c C'i WHl.,..,... -- e t Tbntl.t Ch,irr.h . nugan jaiieu an 16-year-old Orlando, north of Sit-427 a quarter-mile sou th of Chuluota man Tuesday night on a felony marijuana - Other Reports - --- Chamberlain, 26, of India na polis , Ind., on S. Lyman High School when someone fired a gunshot possession charge. Wymore Road on a charge of buying, receiving and at the vehicle, concealing a stolen motor vehicle. Bond for Thomas Allen Zander, 18, 510 Second Investigators today were examining the Chamberlain was set at $5) church Chuluota, was held at county Jail in lieu of $s,000 bus and reported searching the area where the bond, according to Jail records. Ernest Henri Garriques.s, 58, 625 Magnolia, incident took place. Longwood, was held in county jail in lieu of $8,000 Deputies said an "Indentation" possibly made Altamonte Springs police arrested Terry Michael bond following his arrest Tuesday at Longwood on a c Policy Split Led To Rocky Move • b [)lotL$9!:, #. _ , SSIS 9ISSSSItSSSSSSS•SSSISSSSIIOS•ISUSS1SS1*Sn•S9USSSSU ,pup -,...g...off ppJuumJuuuusuuuup.uu.uuu.0 J ul.— RIGHT GUARD $100: URGE 5 OL SIZE 2/ IHI!ANT!PERSPIRANT V^4 csoici Sadat Wraps Up Visit WASHINGTON tAP) - Egyptian President Anwar Sadat wraps up his lO.day state visit with a conciliatory speech to a joint meeting of C and last pltchto President Ford for long-range U.S. arms commitments. Steering clear of the Zionist Issue, Sadat is to tell the legislators today that Jews have been able to live in peace in Arab lands for centuries and that "obstacles" should not be put in the path of strengthened U.S.-Egyptian 01 511VER, POWDER BLUE, SCENTED 01 VIIICIKTID DOUBLE PROTECTION - LIMIT TWO ' KLEENEX f, FACIAL TISSUES •" . BOX OF 125 2 PLY . FOR REG. 41' . - FORT LAUDERDALE tAP)— The FBI and Ix)lice officers throughout the US. are searching for a 14year-old girl allegedly abducted from a boarding school by the teenaged boyfriend she was about to spurn. "We have entered the case and are cooperating with the Fort Lauderdale police," FF31 agent Henry Ragle said early today. "We consider it an apparent kidnaping." According to police, young Katherine Ball failed to return to the exclusive Pthecrest School Monday night 00 41 FOR' LIMIT 4 mister, Calif. She was reported missing by a housemother at 9:30 p.m. EST Monday. sees 0000"90" I•I• Elite Italian Club Formed W-ard CLAIROL LOVING CAN, ' SIaci.d ihd.* Oø.p4*st,o,, Fromme To Argue Own Case LAVORIS .t. Lui I SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Lynette Fromme, denied permission to change her plea from Innocent to no contest, will zargue her own case against the charge that she tried to kill President Ford. Miss Fromme fired her ccmrtappoiited cocounsci Tuesday on the first day of her trial after he, the prosecutor and U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Mac. Bride refused to accept the plea switch. Mac Bride then told the fl-year-old Manson devotee that she would have to question witnesses herself and make her own opening and dosing arguments with a "stand-by attorney" to advise her. STAY 1111 MlIJ PADS 801101 30 Ab,o'b.,,t MOUTNWASN 40*, BøI• L,s.i 1 PRO TOO TH. I1IN1S 4 I C VICTORS COUGH DROPS Dual o,, coaiV' d'.p, R. 49i a 1 COSMETiC I ICKERD 300 CT LIMIT TWO I HARD OR MID LIMIT FOUR 101 FOR MIAMI (AP) Several Italian-American businessmen and professionals, including a football star, a circuit judge and a former FBI agent, have formed an elite club to publicize the achievements of their ancestors. Nick Buoniconti, a Miami Dolphin linebacker out for the season with injuries, said members of The Italians Inc., are determined to throw prejudice for a loss. "We'll be a quiet organization that will get things done," said Buoniconti, an attorney In the off-season. "It's unfortunate that all Italians have to live down the - PRESTO NUTIR a I I ..i a 1 '' • ' AL_ $26 10001L is VAN WYCK,3½ QUART 24 - POITAILI SLOW COOKER 11*1111 GRILL Th. coo.,/,a,,,, Fold,,1 rriIiJ kq, tP',t lw,,, ,,..ds Rnp'oof. ch,oin. ,,,tch.,.1 R. 14 99 pat..d 4 L.ni,t 1 N.q 1049 $ $ 12 J~ 1OASTI4 PAN The by It ,n tack ce,•cs li ,, i ,,' nom R. 129 $ 'Godfather' Image," says Joseph Cayallo, 31, a former FBI agent who specialized in combatting organized crime before leaving the bureau last year. - Fl fckarr- Abolish Agencies: Tucker tow" TALLAHASSEE tAP) The legislature should abolish entire state agencies, if necessary, to hold spending within available revenues next year, says House Speaker Donald Tucker. Tucker, D-Tallahassee, emphasized Tuesday to the House Appropriations and Finance and Taxation Corn- 1 FUCUR $ DUPOSAIU MAYER FOR LADIES LIMIT ONE Hearst Awaits Mental Ruling SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Patricia Hearst, described by her attorney as mentally "crippled" and by prosecutor as "fully competent," awaits a judge's ruling on her mental competence to stand trial. U.S. District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter calls It "a most difficult and most complex question to decide," but he promises to make the decision by Friday. In the interim, Carter said he will reexamine "in great detail" three voluminous reports by the psychiatric panel which examined Miss Hearst. He called the documents "complex and extremely verlxse." RURAL BATh VASILINE $ $ JIRUW$ LOT1OM INTINSI!,,1 CARE 150Z LIMIT TWO 15 oz TYPES LIMIT TWO . ' COSTUMI JEWELRY HAIR BRUSNES of Mm's & brushes H.g 100 Lit., .s 'i 1 .39ttgi 1-QUART t 1EF1IG1RATOR BOTTLE , I $tSa'dV, dwabl. MIN'SLLADIES'1 FOR --f pliil. bolt, S PRISTO,ELE(TRIC MINUTE BURGER CocAi in I to] n'nutu R. 1499 13 10 Res 101 L,in,I NORELCO CURLY Q STYLING $10 WAND .,'., Ri1 1) 9) HALF GALLON PICNIC JUG F.ma,s.,. fog camp.-$. t'.,eI etc Mi9 11$ Ln,d I THIN MINTS DiI,onsthcxoi.t, coveted candy • fltsfit$ 7o, sati Rt 69g i,a" mo FOR 21 mnittees his aversion to new taxes. He said the legislature may be able to reduce taxes if It slashes enough fat out of state-agency spending. State economists believe that revenue will slide about $50 million below projections in this fiscal year. The revenue picture for next year is uncertain but demands for increased spending have already started. led - 'J, J:.:[ r J...'.) J.L_ j41 LADIES' SWEATERS MEN'S SWEATERS MEN'S NYLON La t est Co*o, sm. 8 MEWS Ano,i.d Ity.l. Mid. & 1i'. DRESS socks bh.fldi & SiI $ •l• 10 13 R.i. 7.99 $ l•g 991 ShIRTS IW FAMOUS MAXER IASmON SCARVES AIiqqtØ.J .t,I,, & n1 j 7-OUAT REIIIGIRATOR BOTTLE . FOR LIMIT TWO Gurney Action Expected _ 6 NEC 7 99 CAULKING C COMPOUND" , 2/ s9 3, 'i.; ,, co waist battle PRESTO, ELECTkC PRE HOTDOGGI1 .i 1099 IOR Pl ANT AND MIAMI 'API Federal prosecutors will press two unresolved criminal charges against former Sen. Edward J. Gurney of Florida if a judge doesn't dismiss the case, The Miami Herald says. In a story prepared for today's editions, the Herald reported that lawyers for the Department of Justice have decided to prosecute Gurney, once a member of the Senate Watergate Committee, and former Gurney aide Joseph Bastien if U.S. Lhslrict Judge Ben Krentzman turns down a defense motion for dismissal. A Justice Department spokesman in Wasl'Lngtnn would neither confirm nor deny the report. - 6-PACK GARDEN TIAVELTAINEI ' SPRAYER Pls,tc . 32 as Reg I 39 Q'JJIIkJS s 101 J 101 NYC Suppliers Anxious 46 NEW YORK AP) _ Phones ringing busily 3tCity Hail with 141000suppllers from across the country calling to find out if financially hardpressed New York will be 9, 6 able to pay for the $500 million worth of goods it has on order. That doesn't count such capital items as $300 million worth of subway cars being built by the Pullman Co. in . FOR SX 70 CAME P POLAROID 099 COLOR FILM Ten PKILtras Pot "d. that develop $5 Fern Park Man, 23, Ii - j Guilty In Robbery A circuit court jury has found court for Roland H. Durand, 33, a 23-year-old Fern Park man 603 David St., Winter Springs. guilty of robbery. Durand, an outboard motor ordered pre-sentence in. vestigation. Bali was found guilty in connection with the Sept. 23 robbery of the Handi Chek food store, 113 Maitiand Ave., Altamonte Springs. A co-defendant, Terry L. liar:.-, 1 l..ak 1'.11 Rd., Altamonte Springs, pleadrd gui'ty Monday to robbery iz the case. Assistant State Atty. Bill Heffernan dronoed a cbare of use of a firearm in commission of a felony against Barnes as part of thr rwgotiattd pka. ., Barnes asked Judge McGregor to sentence him immediately, but the court ordered a "quick" backgroturi L robati;n arid autrirt'. Barnes is expected to be sentenced on the robber; plea Friday. Thai tas scheduled to begin today in Judge McGregor's BOOR MAT ZIPPO .25's,.. Roll" 449 LIGHTER $ BRUSH _______________ mechanic. ls accused ofbtjy1jg, receiving and conceailng an air CO1flP1Of stolen In Orlando by confessed members of a c0unty "steaI-Lo.ord" I i1ii. $ FINISH PLASTICWARE LAUNDRY BASKET 14 iIn ni Su 4W AltO WAX (tIARA ,% '' SIZE HAS Si""If LU,471N)" it TWIN 28 UUARI — SKINI 2$ FLOOR CARE 0$ BIG 1124601 3 WASTEBASKET 15 QT. PAIL $ RECTANGL( rncu ii 14 AT• DI SH rein SHAPE AIR NM FILTFRS UQO $ 'o Otto 06 "Mo Ott two 0141 t It 1 MEG TO $199 TALLAHASSEE ( APi A bill freezing the price of the first 750 kilowatts of electricity used each month would protect low-income Floridians from inflated power costs, says a house committee report. The bill, proposed by Rep. Gwen Margolis, D-Miami, Is scheduled for consideration today by the House Growth and Energy Committee. Also slated for consideration by the committee were bills increasing the cost of power consumed during periods of peak demand and limiting charges by For ail 126 iniunt load,mg ca"a% N - FILTERS 2$ RIO i 95 CFRh! TVI $ CAXE wtvo I R,WIiN 1)9 • • ASSOR TMENT I • 'VEGETABLE BRUSH 'WHISK BROOM :L: BlUSH ' 1.i 3$ ii j O UV R CHOICE 101/ Y '° 79 i: - - I I I• / J:.;_____ COLORFUL PLASTIC PARSON TABLE 16 'n cc, 'i R 499 $ ' -' li telephone companies for directory assistance calls. Shevin To Argue For Law 111(0 404 ROD & REEL COMBO lilt 7 p,,tiiib.vl,,siod TALLAHASSEE i Alli Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin tries again today to persuade the Florida Supreme Court that the state's main consumer-protection law is con- 1 t' stitutional. Arguments on the constitutionality of the Little FTC Act were scheduled before the full seven-member court after the panel decided that presentations made Sept. 19 to only five inciiibcrs should be heard by all justices. Shevin said that finding the law unconstitutional would cripple state efforts to protect consumers by moving VOW OR NE10LEPOIMTO (IEW!L KITS ,,•,,•,, y ,9 I 49 pole R9 RIG 1658 BRUSH quickly to stop new frauds. . totIOlI - [ -. • p" VW' i ..<t_ _,2'_____ 1iLL LIMjTOI PATCHWORK QUILT SQUA1S FRUIT • FULL SIZE MEG 1458 -4•,-'--- 10111(0 (00ff SIZE 200 1 1400 YOUR CHOICE A. PATIODOOR SECURITY HOUSEHOLD ELECTRIC BLANKET I(J tl)'UflIOUS A':OPr it..Lt1ciL:1 CMjAt (O',Tit,)i T PAX of local IAU TOIJA LHU,Ct Otto $ Limit 2 I $ 3 U" OKS $ I PIG $I is U$ONTID H.&SO lilt • 2.PIECf,rLOATING 6 IIT Ill FOR 1 £ 39 ' 3 1-211 ONE-PIECE S'ftJt,in' ii flp 1199 1 Exile Band Admits Slaying 9 OPEN DAILY AMtH9PM SUNDAYS 10 AM til 7 PM 61 THIS GREAT SALE ENDS SATURDAY! —i * _________ 24 ROOM ... I j" TWICE THE PRINTS , ,,,,, ,,, Wk,i, 5ia 0.0 vp pq Pdot'-000ad M-ft *ad -Ilk offfy 0#11 of SANFORD CASSELBERRY 950 State St., Sanford Plaza Seminole Plaza and 1433 Semoran Blvd. , ,, Ethics Clampdown Ordered ' TODAY AND EVIRYDAY 09061 P1,C11 TODAY AND UVI 1YDAV 1 - MIAMI A1'i — A Cuban-vile terrorist band has claimed responsibility for the slaying last week of a controversial refugee, saying he was blown up btt,j us he undermined the anti-Castro cause. "The secret organization Zero is responsible for the slaying of Rolardo Masferrer Rojas on the morning of Oct. 31," according to a communique mailed to the Miami office of The Associated Press, Masferrer, 56, was blown to pieces when i bomb exploded as he tried to start his car. SHOP EARLY... SOME ITEMS.LIMITED SUPPLY TWICE THE FILM . a Price Freeze Bill Supported GAF 176-70 s COLOR 111111 IL)UIS. Circuit Judge Robert B. McGregor ordered Charles Edward Ball held In jail pending completion of a - from a date with Thomas John Gregory, 19, of West- 14 relations. thplomatic sources said it was unlikely that Sadat would win more than a promise of further weapons consideration from Ford at their windup meeting at the White House at dusk. FLORIDA IN BRIEF FBI, Police Seek Sign Of Disappeared Girl, 14 W 1 ,;K T1 :1 gui ta rs, a shotgun, jewelry, a gun rack, two cameras, book shelves and three drawers of baby clothes. Police said a row boat was also taken from th e residence. I In oth er reports, Mrs. Mart ha Seitter told Sanford police tod ay were investi gating at. sheriff's deputies that th ieves stole a ton of scrap tempte d burglaries at the Florida Highway Patrol aluminum, valued at $300, f rom Dittmer In. driver's li cense office and two businesses on East dustries, 1006 Shepard Road, Longwood. Depu ti es 25th St. said the scrap metal had been stored ou tside the Patrolman Lewis Coombs said he discovered, industrial building. while on a routine building check early today, that (Owle 's E. MeWaters, Jewett Lane, Sanford, attempts had been made to pry opendoor3 at Ihe reported two shotguns, valued at 1550, were stolen drivers license office, 801 E. 25th St., and also at in a burglary tas hi reside nce. nearby businesses, th e Head Hunter Beauty Shop and Baby's World Child Care Center. Sanford police reported today that burglars Police said the would be burglars apparently kicked in the rear door at the residence of Bobby failed to gain entry to the businesses and the state Saylor, 210 French Ave., and made off with two office. delivery before the National Press Club, one day after the disclosure that state officials had come up with enough money to avert default next week. WASHINGTON (AP) - An increasingly frustrated Nelson A. Rockefeller, his advice on programs ignored and his political future In doubt, decided to withdraw as President Ford's possible 1976 running mate because of widening disagreements on policy, Republican sources say. "He just got fed up," one source said. "He finally got to the point where he couldn't take it any more." Explanations of the Vice President's unexpected move began to surface Tuesday though Rockefeller and his top aides maintained a stony silence, saying they were standing behind the letter he delivered Monday to Ford at the White House. Wednesday Nov. S,1973--3A e By EL) PRICKETT IN BRIEF Fl. ;:)nip r 1"""'ires on L riurcn bus At Altamonte Sprin gs County Jail Expected To Open Monday N AnON Evening Herald, Sanford TA1.1-A11ASS:F: IAP} The state Ethics Cornliussion is advising city and county officials that their firms can't do business with their governments. However, the commission decided 'iesday that the stricter conflict-of-interest law which went into effect Oct I does permit a finn for which a city councilman works to do business with city agencies, such as a maintenance department, - • USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD' _,•••_ .•'-:'.•'_ �- - - - - T IT TZ TTITIT - - II _iT1iJ1iT1 - - - - — -- - Mai" EveningHerald Just a quick remind er th at Friday and Saturday have been declared Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Poppy Days when embers of the local post and their auxiliary members will be out in force seeking contributions. Sanford Mayor Lee Moore has issued an official proclamation regarding Poppy Days and urges all area citizens to purchase one of these Buddy l'oppies to help the VFW programs. We join Mayor Moore in his appeal and hope everyone ill respond FRENCH AVE.. .SAM (1111), FI.A. 3. Area 041c.105-321.2t31 I or 831-9993 Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1973-JA Around WAYNE D. DOYlE. Publisher H RICHARD LONG, Editor 9 ROBERT C MAUKfl' Advertising Director — 1,: 1' sear. $28 40, H Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ti IL other mail: Month. scheduled to leave th e ground at H am The race officially ends at 5:34 p.m. at Naples. Since Sanford-Central Florida Airport is a must' stop for these gal aviators, we th ink everyone would enjoy seeing these pilots and their spiffy planes as they land here. it's quite a site and thrilling to witness the various and sundr) type of aircraft that will be in the race. Should bad weather prevail on Friday, all events will be moved to Saturday. i _____ _____ - , e /uiother big event coming up this weekend is the Deltoni Derby, in which approximately 25 female ilots ill leave St Augustine and head for Naples, Fla., in it 250-mile air race. One of the inct stops is th e Sanford-Central Floridia Airport and the first flights should be 1W Promises Fading Atlantic Treaty Organization, recently volunteered his opinion about the status of relations between East and West in the wake of the Helsinki n- ference on European security . two months ago. "lliev have not improved, he says. "The emphasis placed on international ideological struggles by _ a ri ees Of directly or indirectly with the affairs of any other state and another to riot NATO in advance of an" t troop maneuvers within h 13 miles 1 o f e border ruer Oi a Western nation As Mr. Luns notes these promsec have not A ____ __ - ~ - - ~_ assembly that won the statk: Wick f be t esting a new blitzkrieg strategy. Finally, there is still no progress in the talks at Vienna exploring the possibility of reducing the number of troops in Europe. The Soviet Union simply is sitting back and waiting for the west to Yet it had promised progress in these f the West cooperated • European Security Conference at Helsinki — which the West did. the architects of the current period of detente, both recognized that th e United States of America and the Soviet Union would remain ideological enemies However, they agreed on the necessity for t d " r h other's expense in favor of our shared interest in avoiding calamitous collision." As good a litmus test of detente as any is the statement by President Ford at Helsinki last Aug. 1: "History will judge this conference not by what we av here toda but b' what we do tomorrow not y promises a e make, u1 y use ' promises that we keep." The times are propitious to make the Soviet Linion start living up to its promises. The Russians are losing ground in the Middle East. They have had a poor harvest. Brezhnev's current five-year plan is short of its targets. Communist China iS again rattling sabers at Moscow. Brezhnev wants the feather of another strategic arms agreement in his cap for the Pay Congress next February when is expected to resign. I 1111 % . • 4 ,*7,0.01- I' I IV ee S celebrated Duke of Dade who, by the admission of everyone including himself, was serving illegall) as senator frcm the 21st Dtstricl If a political boss Is measured by jj of his constituency, E T Sturte%ant was a midget N( 5 Basic Guitar Maintenance Advanced flume Interior 6 Altamonte Springs Players, Hills Moravian Church, SR Sanford Optimist Club, 7 and Repair, 7 p.m., Decorating, 7p.m., registration Sputa Bit Ida Assn. of Central ':30 p.m., Altamonte Springs lirngwoxl, 9:30 a.m.PHI. Sheraton Inn Speaker to 0 p in. registration. $10 uks Adult Ice $10, 7 eeks, Adult l- lurid.ip.m..Morgan (on Civic Centir. Turkey (turner, noon to 7 p.m. Lamar Richardson. Seminole Education Campus 11, SCC. Education Campus 39, IrA17. fereiicit. Room, The Scullnole County Grand burglarizing thv Vj1;,-(; Ballard FI o r' i da lih School Student Affairs Call olnmunits Scr iu Rummage Sale, Like Mar) Rotar iub lliopit.il Orlando Speaker. jury, impaneled (In Moi.da St , Altatiiont€ )rector,on A Former Player Springs, pcoPa Church, A) 1 All Soiik IlurnL and School. ' has indicted a 13-year-old residence of Thomas M SimpRuss White of Colonial Drugs on a.m..Mayfair Country Club. Beginning Watercolors, Imks at Pro Fmtball.hall, I. fl pin.. registration fee Adult sit by seventh grade studenis. Education Campus 38 7 eeks national Fellowship Grant %,11%,. 10 Fr. I suns ('nu fl of an Altamonte Springs a firearm. All Interior recipient, v% Ill speak on ) -car of Basic residence. Iforric Columbus, Sanford. 14th Orange Auduhion Society, 7:30 Court records indicate the lu nr.iting 7 p.m., r, Ntr.lIIun stud in France. Circuit Court Judge Robert B gra bhouse at 8 put Central Christian Church Parents Interest Group. 9:30 nd jurors heard testimony Music ) i00 Tillie d 1m;Rosenald1MIt School (cc' $10, 6 %%ecks, Adult NOV. 7 -McGregor received the true bill from Altamonte police officer kt Speaker Senior Citizens tour to Key Education CaInpUS IR, 5CC Jerry Public w Icoine to Cutlip returned Monday afternoon b tamonte Springs. William Doyle before returning es Civic Center, 8 pilots in Deltona Derby, 11 superintendent of Corkscrew the jury ,and ordered the in- the armed burglary indictment a.m. Pick up it CassCIberr) Atto Service Terminal Swamp Wildlife InUuar, who dictinent made public Intermediate Photography, against the juvenile. C The indictment names John 8:30. Carry ;I big lunch for ,I 5:30 p.m., registration $15, 8 ,011ford-Central Florida Air- mll show slide.s. Open to public. Steven Huggins. who is being Juveniles indicted by the snack on Parkway. Call Doris weeks, 5-208, Seminole Corn- I %l)tI1('iI . of the Moose Chapter held without bond at the San. grand jury can be tried in — I Itogers or Mary McPher.cion for inunity College.,Call Com- ,, . %,()%,. 8 ~lght, 8 v-1il . 1,iodge home on ford Juvenile Detention Center. circuit court as adults, acJAMESS11I.I.Ii:It munity Se'rivices. 58,(if It t e. 1, [lox 2W), I Amgwood, Information. Cliristma% Bazaar, Rolling Ilaillietto Avenue, S.-inford. ( Huggins is arrused of cording to state law. James M. Mil ler, 47, of 114 died Tuesday morning at the Northmoor Rd., Casselberry, VA hospital in Gainesville. 1k' HOSPITAL F, — . I (lied Monday near I,ake wasa native of Mechanicsburg, Hamilton. Born in Moultrie. Miss., and had lived in tile FP_ SUPERx NOTES SLIPERx Ga., lie was a salesman with ,Sanford area for tile past 17 b O ___ J.C. Penney's in the Winter years, moving rnunber ere from Pirk \ti9 and a munber of Orlando lie as a of Mt 1II1 It 11975 ' I ____ F irst Baptist (hurt ii if (,riu United Mithodist (hurdi I)1I\SIO\ Moultrie and South .Seminole irni as owner of the Williams J I Sanford l Lodge 364 of —' _______ F &AM, Bookkeeping Service. , C. 13a11e ' 4..) ;,. .'f I;,, Sur%ivors include his Frances L. Cain fe, 14 (,? - • . AREADEATHS I I M r.-;. '.' ,~( i :~ Y~,~. I ____ • c#1K.ç:,\ I _ I fl %AS1IIM1TOb (NEA) - Sointtuiics Congress - or a major part of It seems to strike out in senseless emotion Tp1ce the recent House action on military spending. It's not that representatives st ntati es cut $7 billion from asked. Iliere's at least $7 -, - InrLthiswasb(t&iLtCCoigreun)enwanted j -Xf \. - j_QYY.. . . . — J&,L , )1 075 ,J5~/ '4 0~. ~ 04N . ZIE 1_V__ __ , UeEs GIESON . Mern bership S _____________________ In part, It was because tiley wanted to slap at operations which have been castigrted of late, often correctly, for inefficient, inept or illegal activities. Now there Is no question there has been bumbling in intelligence, severe misjudgments . Gaines v ille. wi l l "Ci4Iy at II am. t Cramkow HoIfl (hpIJ With Rev ,:.j,vm Buckner officiating follow through on the promises of detente. practices, demand an unqualified censure by 0 0 0 Pnonties Clear Co'i i recent Is has 1 mendiable concern that all segments of American society recei,vv equitable treaUmrd in a period of economic uncurtainty. t seeks to be "more equal" Wn others. The public outcry over recent action in the House and Senate cutting members Into cost-of-living plans should have been a warning to Congress to soft pedal its L j -1 " ' I _~~_. __ %clt . - BERRY'S - - %J --- _j. -. , - 5' 1 I 0 i.- / ) ,, ,' 4 ______ - _____ 0 t I -'s 4 W .-. qO~A UV11% -_4-_~_,nt __1__X_. -7--.-._~___=__M=1__ ~.. . ______ I h tetl yoy what's griping me? simply isn-1 listening'" h t.' .4r ( - -. .f E unice I Wil -son Directress ( - ) Q-I, - I MORTUARY I I 10 Pine jr a Since 1955 Ph 322- 3212 0 _San ford in 3:43 - - XM In these Na uneasy times, the Navy may be At one closed meeting, the participants were 1- - BUFFERIN EDGE , Prttiv. Shave 18 I EVERY ' - - , .. I -_, .I "\ ,. ; \. alerted any day to airlift endangered Americans advised that the newer classification and special procurement fair" in Houston, for example, to he was told he diould have made an 18th visit from some trouble spot Yet the seven helicopter security precautions were necessary to "keep dramatize how generous they are to blacks But Rivers had a worse time with British earners, tuch are most likely to be used for an the reports out of Jack Anderson's hands" privately, some blacks called it the 'minoilty Petroleum, which put him on the bid list evacuation, have been permitt,1d to fall into But just Despite the coverup, however, we ha ve ohas his firm came co tr up for a woeful disrepair. n act it as Wned copies of the latest inspection repDrts. One procureme'it For when it unfair" comes right down to it, most of abruptly taken off the list, and the contract went The Navy seems able to find funds when an lengthy report describes conditions aboard the the minority subcontracts handed out by the oil to a different company Admiral wants his quarters refitted or an esNew Orleans industry are for janitorial or other menial serAdmirit! applies for a contract as a consultant. Some -iltal electronic Rear was Ir-stalled on vices IV big money is held tightly within what A SOUCC inside BP's contracting compam 1 et there isn't tr1ough illunc), appar ently, to tliishdicupter carrier more than 18 months ago oh black entrepreneur called the inner to ld us that the president o1 BP' U.& operations circle of maintain the rusty, leaky tubs which are supYet Bulketey's boys found that "complete Torn Sharpe, personally ordered Rivers' Corn 'good ol' boys" pused to be ready for any emergency. The Navy documentation is still not aboard ship." 71he pany removed f.-oln the bid list af~er a mecting The industry clalmi, as part of its ba crewmen and Marine assault troops on board "documentation" Is needed to with Rivers. properly operat' that it awarded $200 million worth of business also often Uve in squalor. the equipment. Since BP operates on Amedcan y)il in minority firms last year'on the Alaskan North We began investigating conditions aboard the "The passive electronic warfare capability" Slope project alone, This ii astonishin' since the Alaska, it s reqnlredb) the Interior Department t r irri' rId • dr ') Ii it the N1i ) vi for t,atl- ring e i1)or:e ii klligcncc and other nation's top LOU 10(11) ".011,1 lilinorit) untrddung Bt our source!, black firms, all together found, had swept the embarrassing facts under Information "Is degraded," the report charges achieved little more than $200 million in total claim that most of HP s minority business goes the secrecy stamp Not tht there is anything Fen the jib (Tfl's u.scd to lift rnall boats sales to Front operations A minority bUs1ntç,mnafl i last year. 5 legitinwLely secret about Lhe Navy's nealecIL It and supplies onto the deck, sit But perhaps a case study is more revealing. " Ply Used fOr window dressing, in other words, is merely a Pentagon habit to censor em- deteriorated condition with one out of corn- Mark Rivers isa West Point graduate and ac- with the real profits going to non-minority barrassingnewsbyciassifyjngjt COfluouers mLsslon"thereportadth &mm ped make the The Nayy, In resWnse to our inquiry, Inja3ted Watts Manufacturing Company the top black. Rivers also got the nmround from classified inspection report, and on Nov 11, it is doing everything possible to keep up the Occidental Now Gulf and Mobil owned manufacturing firm In the nation have agreed to 1974, we de"cribed the deplorable conditions fleet F arly thh )e,lr hi put together a firm called tnpett his facilitic' It remains to be seen E dboard Ut Okinawa and, later, the Iwo Jima h)owe'.cr, whetrier they wili put Footnote At the very tu.it we were writing California Energy Systems No their money one questions The other five hellcopkf carriers, we suggested, this story, another letter arri ved from the that Rivers' new company is competent. It can where their mouth's are weren't in much better shape. therofa5enmaq aboard the New Orleans' design, engfn'er, fabricate and deliver the Footnote: A HI' s'kesman d Suddenly, three astonishing things happened: sister ship, the Inchon, She urged us to keep equipment needed to drill fot offshore it o and the t' i'vi a!lotin,' in rey to repair the Rivers, firm wai ordurcil off the u list b rep'rting on t1 fleet s iünditioa tier s n\ 1IIp, gas Yet afkr six frustrating months, his firm Sturpe lie said they are still I she wrote, "is now two years past I ts yard period I fo!. con. has Yet W cimne up with a single significant tfacts. lie also denied letters frcnffl sailors urging us to write about their and has had innumerable breakdowns," t "front CII. contract, fulfill minor ty business uwn un,seaworthy sl#s; and (3) the Navy brass UNFAIR TO BLACKS: 11* oil companies Rivers called linon Exxon, the oil Wlossus,, a and Occidental spokesm en c ended their firms stamped an even higher classification on the have beei patting themselbes on the bath and total of 17 tImes Each time , he was given a minonty busicess rtcon1s, and Indicated that reports of its jaunty ddef Inspector, Rear Adm, boasWig what good citizens they are for 8 ympathetic audience but no contra,-t, *,&rhen . -, thrawini! contracts tv black txIsinesurien. ,ry consideration . __ 0 - - # .. - — -1' V-0. • - i—s. - - .% . , i15F - - , I,II or i r 'i -I"'-. 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HAIRDRYER/STYLER ,.,.",,1 jii.ikw'41.% It . -~ %4.wo ST1 . ~, I I', J-q a:t -a c hme , '. 9O II ~i A. ...99 I Of."O I -. .:.. ' As - z"" . , _ _ _ ,.- r ,. ' 48 ' ER ' Ui! - .g ' 1, _' t I — DISPOSABLE OIL \ - - - . ___________________ . / CAPSULES __________________ , --S - ___ Anti- _. I -,-%a COLD ______________ 'Jj- ARRID VE ON I i SUM M _______ t•L -r - -- - ~_ ______ • Y, I- "I ,_ , , , ..- I Z " ' - am A T SUPERx. :. . . .. __ -.- - - - PRESCRIPTIONS • ' : I _* . _. -'1 I ~_ t SHOULDN'T WE BE FILLING YOURS? _______ ____________________________ - CHRI -_ The oil crowd staged a "minority representative at the Houston procuremen t fair - .. ., 1.~ - arriers y I PRESCRIPTIO PRICES *' .~,.. _'4 tii. DA SA , __ . ~ .1 Akk. '— DIS COUNT \ I .- Ne ecti*ng Em ~ r&:!ll .- U.S. -0 --) YOUR BUDGET '. in Port Linaser il a in 3: 29 -11 2 - ~~~~~q \ . raiirrrii ,.(JI1L - ANDERSON _ . .- I EXTENDED F01M Wa rm and dry. Los in 60s and 70s and highs in 80s. I)aytona Beach tides: high .1') I (I n - -1 . . 1'?iursdii). research, make possible better weapons for t1k, same outlay. _'__ ~~__ 117 1 07 .. - £ V low 5' Partly cloudy through Thursday with a slight chance of stwwers. highs in the mid 80s. Lows in the 60s. Easterly I winds around ' decreasing at night. Rain J WoLibilits 20 per wit Urotti I farny at this sen ,APO- '.._r)_ - - Tuesday's high 8 Overnight I' - \ ''• , , I I We can handle the necessary arrangements to comply with your wishes, It will take the strain off ! I7 "I " - t Foni N1. Lent, Dellona I Fai,u.be6 _ _________ - I 16. I!1,--, - - _ CREAM ? I ICE 400 I U 0410161111 WEATHER i "ay . / "c flainela E. East, DeBary -, s" I ~ 7 ' ,., O" 'N Ilatd I.. Trapp Ott% &""u -. VITAMIN , W' L SIZE 14%#_" - ' 4— - WALDORF Ruth Reeder , Deltona tp w' - Ciiij UftL flUUII (,Ioria D. Williams \lorice V ('ieorgi, Altamonte Springs F'. el) n V Athan, Casseltx - .i.. 4-~__' 1J_ *Mp"k - . The House Ways and Means Committee, however, in an election-eve approach to proclaimed tax cuts directed Its initial Compssion toward congressional coUe has proposed a federal tax deduction for living experises in the capiUd more than double the current provision. Instead of the flat $3,000-a year deduction peesently authorized, senators and repremlatives would be allowed to claim $44 a day for each working day about $7,000 a year I 'Z PflSONA rpo""""" M, p,j. ; : - E.i- , —'- - SALE ENDS SATURDAY,NOV.it IVORY Sanford: Al kenya Jones . .1? 59 . -_ DISCHAIMPS " uabble He said Frestone's membership on the • • C TABLETS , - •. But if the United States is going to hold down its military spending and not build to the levels toward w'ilch the Russians apparently are aiming, the only way oils country can insure Its '.afet) is to mo e ahead strongi) in both researth Firestone said he was a member olf the committee was opposed because the Miami The need for better intelligence, I! we are to every senator," the report concluded, committee when he left a recent conference lawmaker isa dissident who does not reflect the hold defense costs down, should be obvious, As Dade County boss, the Carpetbagger convention in Philadelphia to make a court views or Florida's legislative leaders. The size and nature of our defense depends oil Sturte vant was not only candidate for the state appearance in M .ami, but was informed by One of the more liberal members of the the size and nature of the Russian effort and Its Senate but an inspector at Uw single Pade Blume when he eturned that he had been Senate, Firestone has been exiled to a legislative effectiveness. The more precisely we know what polling place removed Siberia by Barron, losing positions of influence they are planning, what they have in stock, and An inspector he certified the result -14 votes lie said Blurne told him that Tucker and such as the chairmanship of the Joint Legislative how capable t ir eapons are, he w the mor I e ef. for Sturtevant and 16 for his Democratic opBarron "had Indicated they did not want me to Auditing Committee. ficiently and economically we can buid and portent, Israel St. Stewart. set ve on the executive committee." "It's %- cry difficult to avoid feeling Pollyanish m3intAin our own forces, and the fewer dollars When the Brevard returns were announced, "Ile indicated they had squabbled between about this, but I really can't be concerned about we need to spiend to secure adequate protection. however. they showed t.hat Sturtevant had not themselves as to who would sierve," Firestone intramural personality clashes, childish We have, in the past, wasted billions on un. received a single vote His political career added 'There was also a suggestion that they jealousies and infantile ambitions," Firestone needed programs because of bad estimates on seemed at an end would not fund the organization if I continued to '.aid what the Russians were planning JACK C BORDEN'S Mr. arid Mrs. Riley tChrystal) Crowley, a bo'.', 1flIoIIOwerthoUWtio .% %h may make contributions lo A-ericAn Cancer Societv delays, coupled with increased committee. . i'.1T - the government of legislative and judicial 1: n to preserve spending whe it help their 1 constituencies, and slashed where it would not. iC' 1 - - 1.1- _. ' . Funeral Notices procurement, and in excess personnel. It's rather that the cuts were in the wrong *rch and development, places heavily I' Nl~ . . billion waste in Pentagon operations and --- DENTURE CLEANSER ________ _ 69 Carolyn Miller, of Longwood; daughter, Miss James ,Jackson Casselberry; sons J. Gary Karen Williams, Bryson City, Alberta Jones \liller,Gai'iesville and Sid Ja \ C son Lamar It Williams I '.erett A Kncrr Miller, asselberry; daughter, Jr., 1A)flgood; t w o . sisters, Maggie P. Scarborough Carol Lynn Miller, Mrs. Arnita Sears and Mrs. Walter L. Klein, I)eI3ar' Casselberry; mother, Mrs. Myrt itee lull; five brothers. Stella Hitch, IkLmd Ethel Pfaff, Las Vegas, Nev.; Resin Leo, Ramsey, Douglas Josephine N Htflthtni father, Silas Miller, Moultrie, and Wiley Williams, all of 1)eltona Ga.; :Aster, Mrs Grace Smith 'ttccLs:pp: Curtis I Davis, tlton los Angcles, Calif ur1 itiko Funeral home in Wilbert S Smith [kitomi i hr(ither, Vernon Miller. Travis charge of arrangements. Clifton Shadron, (;vneva Air F orce Base, Ciii! Carol M Harrell, Like Mar) Sernoran Funeral Jamie AlLitmionte Springs is in charge I.iriies G Payne, I.ongi'I - of arrangements, Arthur E. Schwahn. Winter WILLIAMS, LAMAR B., SR.Park FurrrI ¶('rvc Ic' Lamar L%MAR WIlLIAMS - I I BABY POWDER -, Dade County, which he ruled as a personal . political satrapy, produced only 30 votes in the Resurch is required specifically to offset Uk, disputed 1872 election. Brevard, hnked with coming Soviet lead in big weapons with fewerDade In the huge 21st DistrIct, cast 69 votes. but4uperlor, smaller weapons. But for effectiveness, Sturtevant was a giant. TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The $32,120 ap. serve on It." historica lly, each generation of advanctsl Receiving only 14 of the total 99 votes cast in the propriation routinely approved this year by the Tucker and Barron were not available for weapons lias cost more than its predecessors. We two counties, he aevertheless declared himself Florida Legislature for membership in the comment on Firestone's allegation. are now reaching a stage in technology where it the winner. tie claimed his seat and for his entire National Conference f State Legislatures is However, Firestone said he met with Tucker is possible - with some careful lhirikirtg, not term clung to it. becoming one 01 its most ccnt.roversial cx- the night before he left Philadelphia and there always evident in the Pentagon to develop By 1875 he had become the roadblock that penditures. was no mention then of any opposition to his well-rounded force of more effective -weapons, prevented the Democrats from cleaning out the Sen. George Firestone, D-Miami, contends membership on the committee. strategic and tactical, which In both offense and Radicals and ending the dark night of Recon. that Senate President Dempsey Barron, D. "I had dinner with Speaker Tucker the night defense can be less expensive than weapons now struction. Panama City, and House Speaker Donald before I left and he never said anything tome in our Inventory. How Sturtevant managed to seize his Senate Tucker, D-Tallahassee, used the money ap- about it," Firestone said. Sufficient attention to relatively cheap adseat was a story that would have been ull,- propriated for Florida's membership in the -That's a pretty peculiar way of doing vanced rewarch would make it possible to li v bert and SuWvan opera. conference as a lever to deny him a seat on the business." longer delay buying new weapons. With this A Senate investigating committee said it was national organization's executive committee. d the value of Florida's additional development, they can be built and one of the most extraor&atry in the various Tucker has acknowledged that he and Barron membership in the legislative conference, and put into place more quickly if an adversary phases of moral turpitude successfully approached Norbert Blume, said he will ask representatives and staff comes through with unexpected breakthroughs A Just regard for public opinion, for the speaker of the Kentucky House of flepresen. members to report to him on whether they think Planned United States to plow by insisting that the Russians • drug storesore s • s J , JOHN VAN 191S-SA - - i .- . . 1 R"f' . . . , • NP R committee assignments and run the whole show ended in a tie. The whole hitter con flict narrowed down to Th is Communist intransigence is not th e fabric N 1 .. 'I In some ways the 1875 meeting was the most remarkable ever held ln the historic Capitol. The form of corruption and reform were so evenly balanced tilat the machinery of state was virtually paralyzed as Floridians struggled to redeem the government front the Radicals who had plundered it for seven years. ThestakeswereskyhIghanc1thesenatel the key to the situation. There was an absolute standoff between 12 Republicaiii and 12 Democrats. Every significant vote n not notify ii . . As thenationapproachedits Bicentepial the Florida Legislature passed a significant milestone in Its 15 ses on This was the 100th anmersary of the vii- ith affairs irrother states in the West, most visibly ons • : Wednesday. Nov. Juvenile Charged In HomeBur ar D D. - I S Carpethagters • ' : RAY CROMLEY ' 0 NATO of maneuvers " - e - - • nt seen muted Thi. Kremlin continues to interfere Pact did . I hi i'i) dii)]OnAaCy has in Portugal And the Warsaw . Dad - _1111IM11111~ 0 _ State Senator Lon Wilson ii Merritt Island) has flioved tier district .Senate office front its previous Merritt CI, lchd location to the Apollo Building on Island I Norffi Atlantic Ave., Cocoa Beach. Sen.Wilson's district includes th e counties of 0-scm1a, Seminole, Orange and Brevard and she maintains a full-time district office in order to bring giriverninental services close to the people on a continual basis The Senator's new address is: Apollo Building, :M N. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa Beach, 32931. tier office telephone number is 1305 783-5(i7l Ilerhome telephone number remains 005) M,W9. -Bill Currie '. r-- I WE < __ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL : TfE' I Aided ' _~_ ._ --I- - 5A__ __- 1/ 7/ / _111111111111111111111111 -- , V . leiders of the Soviet Union has so far continued unabated a' hae the restrict1ons on human rights 111 k ()\fl tounti \ The 35 Communist and non-Communist nations - . 1 . BERT COLLIER represented at Helsinki agreed there should be a - ering of voices in diplomacy across the Iron Curtain and more humane policies toward travel and communications Th ere were other promises, including one b the Soviet Union not to interfere ~ IA_-esburg). will visit Seminole Conununity College one week from today Rep. Fechtel is a member of the important committees on Education and Appropriatio ns in the Florida lxgislature and also serves on the Select Cominitte,e on Ituirian flights am] the Finance and Capital Outlay for Schools subcommittee. lie was first elected to the Florida House of lilepresent,atives in 1972 and was reelected to a Following an 8 a.m. registration of entrants at Aero Sport, St. Augustine, the pilots will have a prerace briefing at 9:30 a.m. with the first aircraft ______________________________________________________________________ Joseph Luns, secretary-general of the North . -___ - I____ I.. 1~_-. State Representative Vince Fechtel H p The Clock . II 1 • , Soviets' second term in '74. Recently. Rep. }cchtel %%LIS selected to serve on a three-member legislative tornmittee on long-range comprehensive planning for education. While on the campus here next week, Rep. Fectitel will visit with both students and faculty members. ____ - -- - -- __ T_ J V~' �6A-Evening HraIø, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 5. 1975 Error Acknowledged, Affidavit Dismissed Ferre Trounces Challenger Williams Council Hears Testimony On Building epa D rtment Miami Mayor Wins EleCtlon, $150 Pool regulations. He said In his af- recommended to the council the by the court not to revoke the reference to preltinary plans but because she has since been sure If there was a floor plan. constructIon ° the church ffl fidavit that the code calls for all denial of the request for the. permit or take further action to Rev. Robert Clark, pastor of ordered to stay off an injured However, she affirmed she the residential aa septic tanks to be located 35 feet conditional use permit testified prevent construction pending Seminole Baptist Temple, say leg, she called City Attorney had never seen a total set of The council voted to consider, WINTER SPRINGS - The from bo th front and side lot they had not been given the final court action, were submitted to the board. Newman Brock Tuesday to plans. Mrs. Patrick said she next Tuesday 730 m city council heard witnesses lines, but the approved plans, plans, but only a rough sitzatch Although it was stated at a I; Robert Clark today accused mem- explain why she was not going would have been glad to appear affidavits submitted under oath Tuesday night f on file in the Building Inspec- on a piece of paper when the Tuesday night's inquiry that the hers of the board and the to be at the meeting. Mrs. if she had not hurt her leg. Andersohn, Irene Van EepDel, the first time in the in- tor's office, show a setback request was made. P&Z Board chairman at that council of "boldfaced lies" in, Patr ick said she is In the Bradshaw maintained Janice MUIIIOS and J. T. vestigation of alleged Im. from the side lot line of only 12 The council overrode the P&Z time was no longer living in the denying they had seen the process of moving to Mmh Tuesday nigh t (hot because the Justice, all of whom proprieties in the conduct of the feet and the drainfield is five recommendation to grant the city but had moved out of town, p reliminary plans and claiming neapolls, Minn. council had approved con. called as witnesses Plus two J By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS M iam i Mayor Maurice Ferre, a millionaire industrialist, was about $150 richer today after winn i ng a vote-prediction pool Williams, making his first bid for public office, collected about closure regulation and charges th at the city had spent too much $300 to mount his effort in the low-key campaign. He attempted to money on convention and tourist facilities. oust Ferre because "too many problems relating to the quality of In suburban Hialeah, Mayor Dale Bennett won a decisive life in this city have been ignored," notably crime, housing and victory over four challengers wi th a little more than hail the city's unemployment, voters marking ballots. Bennett, owner of an optical company, among 30 campaign workers as well as a lopsided victory for a second two-year teffll. "I (lidn't want to part with the money ($5) at first because I th ought somebody else would guess be tter than I di d," Ferre, 40, said late Tuesday. "But it looks like I won the bet and the dec. Ferre gathered almost the M,000 maximum in contributions but ran a sedate campaign, conducted la rgely by mailin g fourpa ge letters s tressing his record to most of th e city's 113,000 tion." Ferre. an active 1k'mocrnt, trounced challenger Peter N. city building department by feet from the side lot line and 22 request on July 21, and on Aug. Mrs. Karen Raley, clerk in the Mrs. Patrick was not available. rs. RaleyAs to the plans, Mrs. Patrick ditional use it was not -John Does" Budding Official Ray Brad. feet from the front lot line. 4 reversed its opinion voting to building department office, a request Mrs. Patrick said today on recalled being shown an ar- necessary to meet ordinary IV council refused Hunt said the front setback rescind the approval, but is now sai d today she had spoken to the phone she had been su to call Mrs. Van Ee ctutect's concept of what the code requirements for a by Mrs. Testifying on information requirement of 35 feet specifies under a temporary injunction Mrs. Patrick at her home in poenned and planned to Mrs Raley. co ntained in an affida vit the parking area may not o ____________________ mit ted by Ga ry D. Hunt, N. cupy any of the front ya rd Circle, were hunt, seçback. H')wever, the church Bradshaw and mem bers of the front building set back Planning and Zoning Board overall length of the proposed during May and June, Dave parking lot does not allow Moreland, John Newsome and enough remaining room to Mrs. Marlene Rossiter. provide setback requirements The witnesses were to be met. A grass parking lot questioned by the council and was approved instead of cross-examined by Bradahaw's "graveled or hard surfaced " as ____ ___ attorney, Terrence W. Ackert of r(i1i(I. Altamonte Sprin . After four hours of inquiry shaw's staternent In the press and deliberation, the council ftt "the church site was ap. dismissed the affidavit after proved by courcil and I had no voting 4-1 to acknowledge an rigMtwithholda permit unce administration error had been it was approved by council." J$ C made by the building departhunt quoted from the rnent In issuing a building section dea ng wi li th buildings permit for the Seminole Baptist and building regulatlon.s that, I .. Temple w hen plans did not 'If after examination, the meet setback requirements. ' building inspector finds no la ze k Councilman Donald objection to the application Bring insisted on amending appears that proposed work th e moti on to tnc!ude will he inpliance wjth --. "rcrognfztng the ad- lavs ard ordinances, and the •r--- / \. ministrative error was the proposed work will be safe, he .,.,, '. result of a lack of procedures shall a pp rove such application I ( and P0Hd and is e thedepart' su a permit... If voters. Across Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach Mayor Harold Rosen swept to an easy victory over two challengers. Final vote totals showed 50 per cent of the city's registered voters went to the polls, with Rosen garnering 16,332 votes to 3,493 for lawyer Edi th Brolda and 489 for homemaker Nina The iace in Miami Beach involved a proposed financial Williams,39, who gave up his Job in a government-f inanced youthcounseling program to run in the non-partisan election. With all 87 precincts reporting, Fe rr e had ,470 votes to Willianis'4.1337. Less than 25 per cent of Miami's registered voters Shaw. .. ' went to the polls. ____ (;F)enn - e S men $ ment." examina tion reveals o therwise, The council also ad (liSt hewili re ject su ch appli cation." I -- - In the future, division and zoning sections of Hunt, a sur vey party chief of the code be given priority for Orange County and assistant to concern by the council, zoning the county surveyor, also board and building department pointed out that three sets of It was Hunt's contention that plans submitted by the church the lots in the Ranchiands were not the same a nd that the section, on which the church clay pit on the property was not had requested a conditional use shown on the ft permit, are part of a sub. Members of the Planning and divistion and under ision Zon in g Board which had I 3for$10. . Men's sport shirts in polyester/cotton. sleeve shirt has4" collar, chest pocket. chine n. ' doe or medium° t?tcoiors and prints , S M L XL c . I I - I , _________ lion package in Ohio, $922 intl. St.envlg honlnNewJeraeyand$O In Boston, the 46-year-old million In New York . I . ______ . ro •1 '' .. ____ -. . - _____ 0 M ____ Sale \\ , / . ______ _______ _______ j ,' ( ( S If __ _____ Reg. 39.95. 1'. . .: - ) ( Our toxturzed 100% - ---• -- . -- I- -I I • - - . , - -.. 0 I '- . u... I . . ____ - . ____ ___________ . . . . -. LONDON (API - A titled Briton now living in Jamaica lost most of his income fr om a family trust fund here because his second wife, a former showgirl and beauty queen is not Jewish B marrying his second wife, Pamela , 35, in 1968, Sir Ii_ ___- - - - 1 E I zw~ my F P •9 39950 Ou r I WUfldl S0 0th check spor1coat in wrinkle resistant polyester double knit Single breasted two button front, deep center vent. In green/white. black/white or brown/white SIzes 36 to 46. Nck, had tried in the trust settlements to ensure that the ___ 31n95 ________________ ' UJ: "a %Ttz" A Z!,~~Z`- A11 •LII1,I•.'. •11 :/' ; I ______________________________ EwningI-Ieijij 4J f( %4J114/(( /Sale Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 "' . , Sale I effective thru Sunday, Nov. 9. $439. 4 piece set includes triple dresser, voral mirror nightstand and headboard only. Mediterranean style tops are wood grain print on wood products: selected hardwoods on base and top moldings Deep rich finish Antique brass look metal hardware Peg. .. . dignity and honor of his baronetcy, which he considered was conferred not merely on himself but for the Jewish race, should go tosuec of Jewish faith and ood The amount Sir Bruce had recei ved from the trust was not disclosed in court, but the British Press Association reported his annuity had been some $6, 30C annually and now would be no more than $84o. The bulk of Sir Bruce's lost income win go to the fund's trustees to apply under %arious temls of the settlement. Delivered 6* a week to your home, Y week a month. - Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. 9. - .1 . , \ _ 0 -. - off j n Sav on ' Country Oak' inin room se Women's *1ersey knit western leans. '"i • Special 4*99 a I :• --- -V _____________________________________ y- White won a third term over moats kept tegisla- sta te Sen. Jeph mIlty, n, (lye control In four sta tes Kenby a bout7,500 tea out of sn e The _______ ______________________ _________________ - Sal ' ', '_________ e No BOSOM .--. -- . ,., - - ik... I . Reg. $899. The 7-pc. set includes china base, k ova I table d f hina dock. ci chairs Al; wood with oak veneers and oak solids. Antique look metal hardware 10O Horculon' olefin upholstery. • " , I 7 .- Tire size Save B78-13 Reg. Sale 10.00 30.00 20.00 C78-14 12.00 36.00 24.00 - 2.04 12.33 F78-14 13.33 37.00 24.67 2.27 40-00 26.67 2.40 00 42.00 00 56 . I I f . Server. Reg $269 Sale $219 . i' I , 1 + _____________________________ E78-14 ' . , HARDWARE STORES f-l'-feagemaker Plus. Four ply polyester cord tire In the wide 78 seri es profile Modern sidewall Wrap around tread No trade-In required c Women's long sleeve shirt a tremendous value Tailored of net jersey knit with pointed collar, placket front and single button cuff Prints intz',y'to10 . -- fed. tax 1.84 G7815 14.33 43.00 28.67 2.60 H78-15 15 00 45 00 30.00 2.8 3 . Blackwails - $ 2 19 r- less! • I ' -- -- - -- As in Kentucky, the two can. presidential election, Tuesday a didates took roughly similar owidely scatttred contests pro- si tions on the local busing conduced mixed results. 'There troversy, cri ti cizing the ccMrtur I r 1 tr( IjPJ i tU! 1)1 Ii Vi III Ut t iL t t sur-pri!M ______ The Republicans had placed In other large cities, Mayor their major emphasis on M Fred Hoflie led four rivals in sLp. Carthael, a 4&yar- Hmiston but failed to get 50 Pes' Sale old MmdIan bushwumn, ran cent and will vie in a runoff a strong race Uwe against Sen. against his closest dudlenger, James 0. Eastland in im former HwTis County Dist Finch, a BatesA!!Ie attrimey, Ally. Frank Briscoe. , Nid been the surprisse wirtrwr of !n San Francisco, state Sen. two rounds of Democratic pri- G(oqe Mosmie led an 11-car, - R*9- $1. Men's heavyweight W&stern style jear#s. Gomfortable cotton denim with f are leg styling and other wanted features. Machine washable. Indigo blue that fades when washed and oWer colors Sizes 28 to 38 Salo pric" efhcfive through Sumby, Nov. and belt loops. Available in navy, chocolate or battle green Sizes 6 .. 7 ;2U , • ' . •. - . . . - -. -- . . . iiI iI ., .. - - _______ ________________ ' 18. •,,,, regular or slim A__________ . Boys western flare leg '16eans, ft 3 A IL 5 JCPenney J. Here's whet you get: • Replace spark plugs as needed Replace poinis, condensor, rotor as 0 Adjust carburetor as needed 14,o88 16*88 18,,88 4 CYI. 6 cyl. 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's. open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 12:30-5-630 Auto center open 8 a.m. fo 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 p.m. - :-=--,. - -, now " 99 if 4-11t. Electric Slo-Cooker Cks 5l0.wly to bring out the best flavor in soups, stew , beans. chili, etc. Five heat t1ings of in kctric base , Pot lifts off for use on top of range in oven. Butterscotch l)orcelain stone-look exterior, no-vick interior. glass covtr so you c.3n watch food cookin:1, a cyl. 'Labor onl'. Parts *x1r* and some lomign coric 'CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penney's - Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 p.m. - WEST BEND '' needed • Adjust cam dwell angle as needed • Set basic timing as needed . for .w- the Dtc. It runoff. Pr"lecflon Tbt, state's lieutenant ro, now inrance etm'issIoner, supervisors, was running So ecial S Corduroy l oans for boys in no-iron c0ttr WetLru styling with flaw leg yoke bach the law be obeyred. whppcd Republican Mayor Bill slight] vhehindSiervjaorJobn Patri ck of Laurel. Barbagetata for a spot in the In Kentucky, Democrat car- ninoff against V.- Sp -,"-= - -=-.----------------------- ' -- ' -r-' . ------- --rr--''-' - ---'- ' -'- -- -- '' "-' - - -- - ,-- - --=- ------ -- -- -. .. - Salepriceseflective thru Sunday. Nov VA LU E -... and Virginia. - =- AdAV 0 Alt P C ____ _____ , off 0 -s -.4 oys cor uroy ea s. =s~Ta 7 0 - ____ _ The judge said Sir Bruce's grandfather, Sir Adolph J I -' Ill Will Among Arabs fund. High Court Judge John Whitford ruled Tuesday. 3fcr$10 formeninno-iron polyester/cotton. 4 fashion collar. chest pocket. In deep and medium solids or Prints. S. M. L. XL The interview, conducted o weeks ago by the the government news agency, was released in the midst of a controversyhere about legalizing divorce, which is banned, and promoting abortion as a means of birth control. Bruce Adolph Reginald Tuck, 49, who lives at go Bay. lost his entitelement to most of the income from the --.. Sale Short sleeve sport shirts / --- , Special I I •. Fortrelft polyester blazer style spor1coat. Styled with center vent and patch pockets in a handsome selection of solid colors Sizes 36 to ________________ ____ )'j - 31w95 F ImeIda Marcos, wife of President Ferdinand E. Mar. coi, in an interview released today also made reference to U.S. First Idy Be tty Ford's at ti tude toward premari ta l Se X. Mrs. Ford, in commen ting about how open rela tions are among members of th e first family, sa id in a tele vision in. terview th at she wouldn't be surprised lithe Fords' 18ycaroid daughter, Susan, came to her some day and told 1,,-r she was having an affair. "When my daughterhas an affair, it's my business, too, not just my daughter's," Mrs. Marcos was quoted as saying."I would mind if shedid have an affair." The Marcos have two collegeige daughters and a sf)n, Titled Briton Loses Funds ) . ________ and Mississippi picked women Mayors Kevin H White of as lieutenant governors Thea- Boston, Ralph Perk of day. But the women's rights Cleveland, Frank Rizzo of cause suffered a stunning set. Philadelphia, WWI= Donald back when voters in New Jer. Schaefer of Baltimore and sey and New York rejected Maurice Ferre of Miami s4.ate versions of the federal In the only major surprise, Equal Rights Amendment Democratic Mayor Albert hf. With New York's fiscal prob- stede of Minneapolis was un lems on the minds of voters, a seated by the man be had beat number of large bond Issues en two yearsearller,policeman lest,tnc1ud1ngarecortj&st,t1. and former Mayor Charles _____- - - BlackindependentHenryjay nevermateriallzed Kirksey held the balance with In the lieutenant governor-s 14= %vtes and threatened to r", Thelma Stovall, now thr ow the race into the state secre tary of state. def eated her House of Representatives if male Republican opponent, Finch's lead slipped below an businessman Shirley Palmcrabsolute majori ty in the final Ball returms, In the day's major munidpal The voters in both Kentucky contests, winners included -"- - .' MANIlA (AP) - The first lady of The Philippines, a heavily Roman Ca tholic country, says she supports abortion and divorce , "depending on the circumstances, the situaton and the need." JACKSONVILLE (AP) - The 150 million people of th e Arab wor ld never har bored ill feelings toward Amencans, even during periods of misunderstanding, Mrs Anwar Sadat The wife of Egypt's president, who was in florida the past four days, told a crowd of 300 at Jacksonville University Tuesday nit th at our pe ople sta nd ready and hopeful, as they have always been, extending the hand of friendship, looking forward to the of relations with th e people and government of the United States of America." Mrs. Sadat expressed hope that the visit by her husband, herself a nd their fo ur children will help esta blish peace and stability through the world. _____ !1... - - rou J = First Lady Of Phillipines Speaks Out On Abortion No - ___ GOP Challenger The strongest Republican term in the post he inherited challenge for the gcvamorah1p when his predecessor, Wendell of Mississippi in this century Ford, went 1.0 the U.S. Senate. ended in a photo finish today The 44-year-old Carroll, d Kentuc ky G. Jallan Car- Paducah attorney and racial roll survived an antibusing modera te,plledupblgmargthj bwkl&,tb threat in off-)*a in predomiriantly Democratic elections. Women were elected rural area and held down Re. lieutenant governors in the two publican Robert Gable's ex. states. pected big nwirgins in the sub,Utt surrounding I.oulsville. Withnearly8Opercen(ofthe Mississippi vote counted, candidates p Democrat CIfff Finch had 5o.5 the court-ordered busing that per cerit of the total, polling rocked that city this fall. But 29,3W to 24e.490 for Republican the anti-incumbent backlash Carmichael feared Carroll supporters Gil - 7 PEOPLE . _____ • law By TilL ASSOCIATED PRESS roll easily won a full four-) ear UY . bdiv In Near-Tie In Mississippi ce errane n and s o1'1* d ______ _•_ kp A I -- I I W 9 on r ': -- .dl uriirried. _____________________________________________ . '-,_ i focused on eth nic divisions. - gs LU !/ OTT became mayor in 1974 after the death of longtime mayor and political boss Henry Milander. The complete but unofficial vote count showed Bennett With 12,389, insurance agent George J. (Guy) Brickman wi th 5,003 and minority business association administrator Antonio Machado with 1,r12. Scoring poorly were conshwtion-company president George Sarol, 4, and resthuranr Dorsey Summerlin , lfl. The a F)enney en s spor Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1913--?A ) By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer J11 Eve ning Hera Sanford, FL - 00 n'Til 4 P.M. Saturdays .•. �$ A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesda y, Nov. S Record Turnout Also Sweeps Buschman Into Offi ce May Be 8- 10 Years Before Metro Is Completed Alta onte RemElects F oy In Landsll*de By DONNA ES Herald Staff Writer A. - Mrs. Keer's 7 and uno "We had nothing going for us Floyd, in a prepared tributions for his campaign over the previous election. posed City Commissioner Cal except good people," Swofford statement, thanked the citizens totaling $4,911.11 including $2,The same citizens' group Garnering 61.4 per cent of the Swofford, noting this was his "The people have let them- spent election day entertaining Keyser 1,928 votes cast, Floyd swept worst defeat in 2 77 election selves down," Swofford, who an editoritin-chief of a French into office him political campaigns up of I 1 According to the new city When Floyd originally unit ., vote on to ,, , are to election. A 48.3 per cent turnout of thf. eligible voters surprised • c'4.. k\ 4•'ii. .- of , on tContinued Front Page lA) thnistically" predicted no inor' -' • city possible changes In the 1930 lnv hiv's Llijil 1,600 "Uuld cast ballots. should also be looked t . from an office assess contends is what the firm due them will f" In other business, ii - 3Types a9 HeNne Curtis Lf - generate depends on oil. An enormOLIs amount of oil. And we have to buy that oil at market prices that have tr ipled 1972 • -• . ' 691975 Fuel comprises 59 of our total M. Kainarttuain. Once among the most powerful men in Bangladesh, operat i ng costs. Or to put it another .: ,:: •'.. '' ' Miand Tajudthn Ahmed and former 11e Minister A,j electricity as $12 worth Power, we saved nearly 14millionbarrels of • oil during the past 12 months (ending miles into Mar)'hand,aseriesof Septenlivr) representing a fuel co, ;t s, 74 fu& I hill .is more than three times our entire net income. our Mints . 9-Oz. Bag with , up co on 1 1 /6 9 1975 the hiture. Stich as 501ar energy. bill. Your fuel adjustment Charge goes, to go ahead with the snach of 30,000 unarmed with etydoy p ice covpcn t. Limit 2 i — •• fuel bill. \Vc don't keel,orte cent of that money. And frankly, we don t like paying that kind of money for o' any fftore than you do. nregotiations in Madrid. Most of the tmDp3 sUfioried in the territorial capital have been sent north toward the Moroccan border to repel the Moroccan marchers gathered in Tarfaya, 18 miles incirth of the bor&r. tilill an iIP/ AR Thøfnr..vcIrnu,iIi,..a, In short, we're doing all %VC can to keep the costs of your electric bill down. For no%%,. And for the years ahead. --v IN 1ft.__ e...t.. Dial AntiPerspirant Hair Spray Security forces JothJ FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPM4V Peolk-00sclrvi1% PC(-*. Supervising the withdrawal of mortars and recWless rifles. But few expected the cease4ire_nt,wjn its j.,j .Sate./ / --- — . •. - , • a SUPer holdL . - - -• - •• - • • • 4 . - • , . . - - -.- -. . ••. -•- - . . . . • , ' • ' .-• . ,. • • - ,_ - - - I '- .. . • - 1 -. ' — ' - -•-'-- -. .• - . . - — - - . • , -• - -=-.%_--- ' or Good Little Girls Boys! PLUSH PET I IL • 1 pp -- -• -. • • •. • - • 50 ..--• KING 97 Al She Walk A With C ompare flavor AND p rlce. Your best values! — -- 771; Half A Gallon b1 You 32" Wendy Walker Doll 97 - 99 She's cutol Choice of hair colors and pr etty costumes. -. 811; /2 Mild Imperial Cigars at nice saving price. •! A delicious assortment by Sat h er. Buy now! . - ... . /;. •.) Petri Wine W& . ORDIALS )C 9 %2" q o le! 'ARROW ' _____ 2 a GG 79 88 iga F I FTII — GAL MAM • CHATEAU LOUIS •' . -. •-- I . - - - • - . - . .- .' CLEAR POPPER R — - - Irro 444 Fr om Of Win, lose fortunes in real estate. Buy now! PLASTIC Save $11 Reg. $5 97 Speciol coating in the Plugs direoly in wall don base $Peed', up FLASH CUBES Reusoble-disposoble Jet -ore rty perfect' 19 , = PACK 0F312fIoshes C ç 59 ) FIFTH - -.-- --.•_=-- ' .• .• ' - • •-: . •- , -S - - , - - Sale! 1J —. • _--_-'••_-_--•,-•-.-- ____________ . .--•--,•-- R's COFFEE WESTINGHOUSE TUMBLERS PACK 12, Reg. 88c PACK 12 OZ. NOP4.RET. BOT. BUSCH BEER - - I 4-Qt. Corn COCOA VARIETY 46 I I .\ Intermatic MONOPOLY LI • . ' PARKER BROS.' CLASSIC GAMEI ______________________________ Save sl on • ICE CREAM COOKIES! COOKIES! EDWARD • - stales, carrycase, 00 Her Got cuddle dog or shaggy dog or cat in a sitting or a ((7f7 1UII1VUff tAtD —' . r'1i71l 11(111Th ',.. . , net, ____________________________________ Reg. $3•97 • ' __ I Walgr..ns Delicious BALL - NET - STAKES4 DRY TABLE . • • - SET BSc Set for 4 Save "owl 4 *00d rackels. 2 birds. . . 00 fi l ed to prlwent opposition from environmentali st s and - , . .. •.- -- 37 Save •%publ1cedu'ationcamp&gn to last 44 4 Badminton 97 3 69 1975 cacn op -7~ 4 m" I" l — 1 bilt and other pets. oç p'ç S 'i t rIii ~It with — 'I Run-around boll or hamsters, Alberto V05 4I • 'IP start and stop of each trip. The computer will figure the fare between the two stations, deduct that amount from the card's value, and print the re. maining value on the ca rd's face. Nevertheless, been beset by problems since its In- War from their hones despite som° sniper fire today if) take ;V tnk-e" in Beirut's enwrged t.n.t I . XnERCISER Time-release action, Save on 9-oz wroy. ' cents paid Lebanese Emerge From Homes 11/6.9 1975 . I ". Jar ______ 'ihc? cc 49 4 r YOUR PETS ii~_ 'F 1 (1431 L to help pay that million dollar a day t.iI.._.. ..t Peanut Butter 9 i starts and stops. An engineer will be on board each train to answer questions and to take over operation In case of exotic energy alternatives for PLANTERS L1TG H T, ' ' ` FOR' 19 ''." rustic, with computers regis. listing speed, spacing of trains, re '11SO exploring adjustment charge on your electric El. AA IUN,Spanish Sahara (A P) — The Spanish army , BRACH'S Reg. 27, - upset, nausea Controls diarrhea. • loops In and out of towns. Thie trains will be fully autt, of more than 101 million. .. That' s why there's a fuel Spanish Army Increases Patrol tt ng,; -ith coupon 1 1 /6,9, 1975 Evefydoy prie .1tfvc,_ t (0, pcn ?9j with. 49C 1 115 War Its pe Is ;Ior tnn : ged spider, with Its body straddling the District of Co. lumbia, Metro's route- stretch 12 miles into Virginia and nine Through the use of 1111clear generated crc -. sp,"iof price out "Fon Coating action soothes stomach BART, linking San Francisco aa . Resembling a giant eight.leg. of oil. 710 Jar PEPTO BISMOL a Fact is, our fuel oil costs have they s jailed on cc;rruption diai ges after Sheikh was overthrown and killed lna coup l.astAug. j5, • 18-0Z. - i , .•1 post-war system, the Bay Area Rapid Transit system, or us today. A dollar's worth of nuclear fuel, for examnk nroduces the cirne 'imount - •' Made By KRAFT • Savel BOX 250 Ever YdOY Price wilhout coupon 39c _11111 neering and design to the first least expcllsi%,c source of energy available to - 4111111110 TOOTHPICKS DEODORANT tut 1 W, t, COçO.,11 Metro is the second high 11 GRAPE Jelly ROLLS IN PK. Trial In Februar) The remaining 18 miles are to be ready early In iii. flee or ' UnO 2 with coupon 1 1 /6-9. 1975 ARM in ARM the authority will lose $100 mil. Ilon a year during the first five years of subway operation. Much of the loss, however, will be from the authority's bus op. cration, which has a $52 million deficit this fiscal year and is expected to lose VA million next soared to over a rri i ll i oii dollars a day. . 2 1975, Officials of the Metropolitan that apparently touched off the Power struggle this week in the young nation's army. Radio Bangladesh announced the deaths of former Vice ftesident Nazrul LsUrn, former Prime Ministers Masoor - Limit 1 pk. with • TV TISSUE DELSEY Quality Toothbrushes — 10 1 N I Area Transit Authority edict — .. .T14I. Evetrydoy Pt)ce w4out co-p cm 67( mile segment in downtown Washington is completed. It's now being tested and will open For one thing, we're building more nuckar power plants Nuclear power is the 10 a.m. - & p.m., Sunday Ll~~ DR. WEST'S Limit I with covpw 11/6-9. 1975 have opened next cause of the dela>s only a 4.6 we do. . Because Most of the tkctricity we SANFORD ei IiJsT VI't 7-Ox TubGr the subway by IM. For the Bi. centennial, 22.6 miles were to ulp, STOR E HOU RS: 9:00 a.m. - 9 P.M., m4n. - Sal. __ JIMDental Cream 79~ 1968, the goal was to complete thinks about. But --- AIRPORT BLVD. Chrisfmas so-e regular goICC& QuOted —AV vAly at ac— COLGATE lzuis and Houston all have considered subway systems as part of their trmportaUon plans. Once estimated to cost about $2.5 billion, Metro's price tag now is estimated at nearly $4.6 billion and even more cost oVei-runs could occu before the system is finished in the midit 19005. When construction began in NEW DELHI, India (API Four close associates Bangladesh s murdered President Mujtbur Rahrnan today were reported k edin a jail massacre jnD -- (ZAYRE PLAZA) reques We admit, it' s not something one often Traffic ouillup street war. downtown. inmeriot to'j Now For a sell-o. It occurs, "RAIN ClIECKS" will bf available to you. Look For Tha "As Advertised" Signs ir, Out Slom Phone. by I or considering subways of their Four K l e Massacre As Struggle Continues .. J . >ear. BEIRUT, Lebanon AP "42 ORLANDO DR, Plus featured everyday Walgreen values Ample Stocks have boon or dered, but 98 —. SALE PRICES WED th SAT _____ own. Atlanta and Baltimore recently broke ground. Buffalo St am '.e ted federal funds. Im Angeles, II i l d itt -.- 96-mile network that point out possible pitfalls for cities currently jujldng IN BRIEF — each sire ngth il Continue to Quote Rx Pfices struction work and closed streets in the city and suburbs. AbMt half the line will be un. derground; the rest surface or elevated track. The troubles of Metro not only spell probleins for residents of the already congested Washington metropolitan area, but also for the visitors ex. pected to tour the nation's capi. tal next summer to celebrate the country's Bicentennial. The subway was to have hauled a lot of tourists. TI)e problems of Metro also the property the costs. V..h..,. C,Jt,..,1..., •I, • Pla n YESI Walgreens nearly a decade of messy con the background of low bidder, I) project and R Tractor Service A resolution was adopted The city some weeks ago requesting installation of a notified owners ofSebastianBallard the office railroad crossing device on building in San reet with the city to Square, where a parking lot is pay 10 per cent of thie costs. day Shaper . 1: 01 MKI whenever available. that a Is at least 8 to 10 years off low of $3,900 to $9,020. Palm Also approved was pa)ment or asked for a delay in reconi- $3,61191 to Glace and Radcliffe inenclation until lie can look into for engineerink services on the thai S E and quantity. And also generic drugs mom en t, Bids received Tuesday on the venture of building the regional draina ge work ranged from a sewer plant on Keller Road, mm () at. the someday will connect the hub of the suburban and urban Ic who k the i discussed. At the city commission Sims on his occupational meeting ruy night, Palm license renewal for a lumber reiterated that Associated is sales on SR 436 near Spring due from its contract including Oaks Boulevard. $14.245.95 in change Orders, a Floyd has said the business at total of $M,688.56. the lumber Wes has been Associated, meanwhile, expanded to Include items contends it is due $108,000 on the forbidden by the zoning or. contract and 1,40,0DO in change dinance. orders for a total of $148,000. Sims indicated Out during The city has notified the the two-week delay he will (ontractors it intends to arQWss remove items from the 100 damages for each day past property that violate the or. the scheduled completion of the dinance including used job unti.1 the work is done, machinery. Representati ves cf the Payment of $374,194.2D W contracting invited to Friday's meeting. Lee Construction on a joint ,,i'i li in' rials arc Suggesting that tramodern " mission continued uritilNo 18 action on an appeal O .T. be Shows exact price They call the subway the Metro in Paris, and they call it the swne thing in this city, originally designed by a building parking lot on SR 436. Mayor Norman Floyd in. Also on the agenda is a report sisted on the special meeting from consulting engineer. Bill Friday, noting the commission Palm of Glace and Radcliffe , auftrized action by adopting on the feasibility of flurpriclating an emergency ordinance and "I the city water supply. Dif. would hate to sete another rain ferenCes in what Palm says the now the people out." city owes jiorthside sanitary Next week's commission sewer district contractors, ineeting was cancelled because Associated Building and of Veterans Day. Contractors, and ronmental problems, some offi. ready delayed opening of the first line be delayed again. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — supposedly flooding adjacent City conunissioners will meet properties' , that if the drainage at 10 a.m. Friday to award a probleni was not corrected the contract to correct drainage city would take action and problems P COMPARE FOR YOURSELF in Our Consumer' s Open Book. labor disput and minority hEr: ing practices, design and envi- ,. Rep. Steve Pajcic (t). nett, committee chairman and force the subdivisi on developers canvassing board shortly after where pupils must cross U.S. Iayer said a South 17-92, S.R. 434 and S.R. 436 nole Jacksonville) said that since principal of lake Brantley Iligh to provide better access to the the polls closed showed Floyd with 1,186 votes to I-awrence "where hawdous conditions middle scihool child was killed must hazards ikere caused by School. school. two years ago while walking to utos, the cost of busing more Swofford's 730, 17 votes less exLst." The report concerns a school within the two mile limit. The third issue to come up at children sho than he received in 1973 when Layer said currently it is He said another child was killed uld perhaps be tonight's meeting is a report "hazardous narrow" road 10 Floyd defeated him the first discretionary with local school two years ago when the child I$Jt n uY adding one centto the from Jerry Des rington , with the the school and promised bicycle gasoline tax. boards whether children closer fell under a bus after aft the er acSterling Park Huschman received 1,126 to than two miles can ride buses, off. Mrs. Telson said her ad hoc .4 550 cia t ion, requesting COrding to complaining parents. Drainage Action Siaea I OfllflT At Altamonte Mi nute Body es Parents of children attending the new Sterling Park Elemtar) Sc hool last month "We're trying to define demanded tIx- board either 'liazardous'," said Dick Bar- provide courtesy busing or The totals certified by a also being provided in areas less. Happy Commissioner-elect Glen Buschman and wife Put after victory. RIC 1A are Joo Welder's I SEE 10y000 subway ever — a way to untie the streets, courte!y busing. as Ilkrcml Street. at which set the two-mile hinit po&iible answers in addition to when traffic hazards were far increased busing. layer said courtusy busing is f I ' But today, with soaring costs, The State House Education The state committee said that committee will meet again at Committee this week promised such proposals as eliminating 9:30a.m. Nov. 20 in the board's political prognosticators in. eluding City Clerk Ph y llis tending I 'wood Ele enta Jordahl who earlier had "op- living in the Skylark sub- to launch an investigation into traffic hazards in various areas conference room on Coni- •i 1 School Bus Pot Smoking To Be Aired At M Are you 96"ing the REST rice fl your preicruption nation's capital. The subway the future, The right place. The wrong time. This town, strangled by ye. hicular traffic and growing car by car, set about to build itself a subway — the most advanced -, in up can Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — The • over they P, to a k -. EDITOR'S NOTE When the several segments of the line way sealing design Me tr o further subdi vide the twthlrds federal, one-third I a the nation's have been tied and it has maneuvered with the Metro also has not decided day. if he's inclined, for 50 by lawsuits, troubles with the first batch of contracts to give them a piece cal arrangement. The usual DeDistrict capital finally opens, the fare Iawsuits also Columbia and the how much to charge for rides. It cents, forced Metro to cars and the computerized fare of the pie. In addition, labor partnient of Transportation one 0 the highest in Department of Transportation used a rush hour formula of 30 Thie money problems have add elevators for handicapped machines. disputes slowed work. funding provides four-to-one to raise needed cash. Even with cents for the first mile and 10 put additional strain on the the nation for public! transIL riders who cannot ride escalat. Minority uwned firms But the biggest problems ft-deral aid. Metro went to reve- government help, Metro still cents for each additional mile in fragile relationships between Me tro might lose ors. couldn't meet the financial have been Inflation and its im- flue bonds for the rest. money. looks come about $800 i ts figuring, but that fare has the District and the commit. with the flammability of sub. projects and demanded that Congress voted the funds on a Metro about $1 billion short. $4.6 billion price tag. By JAY PERKINS City, a passenger ride all that sharing the subway. mteais, the past 25 had served in city elective African national newspaper, seated Swofford in the 1973 charter Floyd's new term neophyte, Glen Buschman for years, said today he will office for 20 years, said bitterly. celebrated his win with SU office Is three years. . election Swofford polled 747 first term on the city corn- probably sell his little North "The people didn't the porters, friends and family at Floyd, Buschman, and votes Floyd's 917. Tuesday's mission. Carolina farm and 'take it issues, voted what a packed city civic center party. results showed Swofford lost 17 begin new DeVoney Buschman defeated three- easy." newspaper said." Swofford received con. votes while Floyd gained 269 terms at noon, Nov. 18. term city comm issioner Helen Keyser, in her first contested with Wednesday, Nov. — for his second win. 45. Sanford, Fl. Washington s Subwa S stem Faces Man robleMS y y y DeVoney polled 1,297 votes. said, attributing the defeat to of Altamonte Springs, pledging 300 of his own money, while supported Floyd for his upset ALT-AMONTE SPRINGS — Floyd's defeat of Swofford, his inability to "get the truth to continue flfl open and ci- Floyd received $3,679 in contri- Victory in 1913, for Y City % oters Tuesday gave a whose political career spanned across to the people. and State ficient administration. "This butions includinh $505 con. original election that Same landslide re-election victory to a quarter century, apparently Attorney Abbott Herring's was a citizens' victory and the tributed by his wife and year, for Commissioner Mayor Norman Floyd, turning sounded the death knell to any inedc1ling in the campaign," credit goes to the citizens," he daughter. Glenn's election last year and out in record numbers at the future election ambitions and stories in an Orlando said. Buschmun's contributions for Buschman 's elect ion city's three polling places, Swcfford might have had. newspaper. Floyd, meanwhile, who had totaled $2,224.01 and Mrs. year, continued to back F l oyd . Evening Herald, _______________ -•-- • .- • - *-.-'---- . 1;8 ' srvst0motic I II '—J OnpBr;wer 10 delicious cups — one every 30 seconds. For super coffee at ham e! Sale! Reg. $34. 97 —, 2799 - 7 i �10A -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Golden Wednesday, Nov. 5, 197 ' Big ~Liarnes Nearing Save on these o popular JCPenney 33.39 brand name shotguns. I Norelco Drip Coffee Maker. Simply plug in to operate. Has a cup capacity and , : separate warnunq .': Features variable heat control, see-thru glass window and fra y Similar to illustration Now A enhington Low 169.00 #1100 Available in 12 gauge prices No. 4210 these name on IT brand small appliances. automatic shotgun with plain barrel Full or modified choke 5 shot capacity i' I lival Crock Pot for ow heat cooking nhances the flavor it foods. 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I - - - , - .. .1 Ei g ht Eye s Glued' To Nov. 22 NEW YORK i All All eyes T'he only folks not looking fensive lineman in the league Mint do what Indiana almost. Temper. tviiilwr Michigan in the Big Eight are beginning ahead to Nov. 22 are Coaches other than our Dewey and Le- did? Uh4Jh Ohio State 34-14. 28-7. 1 to look ahead to Nov. 22 when Barry Switzer of Oklahoma and Roy Selmon." Southern Methodist at Texas Baylor at Texas: Darrell Nebraska invades Norman, Tom Osborne of Nebraska. Osborn' says tie's " con- A01. Out of the Texas frying Royal says Baylor's "got to be Okla., for tis annual showdown They're more concerned with terned that our players stay pan into the A&M fire for the encouraged by the liberties with Oklahoma. This one likely Nov. 8 when Oklahoma enter. sharp and don't look ahead, I Mustangs, And it will be hot be- SMU took running straight at will determine the conference loins Kansas and Nebraska via- think Kansas State has a better cause of last year's upset us." But Baylor's got to be dischampion and contender for the us Kansas State, team than Indiana, and Indiana Texas A&M 28-10. couraged when Earl Campbell notional championship. "1 hope our football team came awfully close to beating Alabama at Louisiana State: rum straight at them. Revenge Florida faces another hurdle won't be looking past Kansas ... suppedly the No. I team in the Bear Ikyant hardly ever loses for last year's 34-24 second-half Saturday at Jacksonville as the and Missouri ... to the Nebraska country, Ohio State." to ex-pupils and Cholly Mac has comeback Texas 34-14. Southeastern Conference title game,' says Switzer. 'I think iooking ahead to Saturday had trouble beating anyone this North Carolina State at Penn hungry Gators meet arch-rival the Kansas game will be a Oklahoma 38-14, Nebraska 42-7. year ... Alabama 31-7. State: More revenge. State, Georgia in what is usually tough one. They played Kansas Last week's score was 53 Purdue at Michigan: Boil- N.C. version, won last year. billed as the world's greatest State better than we did. right, 16 wrong for a .768 per- t'rmakers are boiiing over last State wins this year. too. outdoor cocktail party. And it's Quarterback Nolan Cromwell centage. For the year, 387-13S- year's 51.0 rout. Wolverines are Penn State 30-13. usually a barn-burner on a presents a problem and Mike I0-.714. boiling os'er last week's olfici. Stanford at Southern Califorfield Butler is the most talented deOhio State at Illinois Can the iting in the Minnesota game ma Cards would like nothing better than to knock off USC, theirlastshotat John McKay in Sorry AW4 am- -- • 99C e' ach Gators Set SEC Rushing Pace Pf .______ N - -b:. -• - - .- ___________ __ i .., Georgia vs. Florida at JackBIRMIM,IIAM Ala (All) yield of 905 yards per game cepted 11 passes and lost 001) second only to Texas A&1 in son%ilk Galloping Gators not Florida sets a consistent pace when previous leader Kentucky three likely to forget last year's 17-16 the nation, while Florida's of for Southeastern Conference was tagged for 265 yards by Tennessee and Florida have fense is fourth, behind Cal ifor- upset ... 'url football teams In rushing while Tulane. That dropped the Wild. 10 touchdown passes. Alabama nia, Arizona and Arizona State. Famihr Seminole sight: John Spoiski holds, Bobby Duggar kicks Georgia Tech at Notre Dame: Alabama dominates the cats to seventh, and Kentucky have each In tile SEC, Bamajs second jn Irish defenders will be hard. rushing defense. Vanderbilt is the pass defense allowed only two. total offense with 388.4 yards pressed to stop Tech ramblers. TheGators gained 341 yards runner-up with 92.9 yards. Florida is the SEC leader in per game. Mississippi Slate is .1. Tech ramblers will be pressed on Auburn last week for an !*, In percentages, Ole Miss con- total offense with 433.5 yards second in total t , . , , , defense with a hard after Irish defenders hit P eight-game average of 335.4 nects on 54.5 per cent of its per game. Alabama is the total 257.7 average yield, them ... Notre 1)aine 21-17. yards. passes, while Mississippi State defense leader, allowing only The statistics were compiled Oklahoma Stale at Colorado: Alabama held Mississippi allows only 42 per cent corn- 175.5 yards. by the SEC commissioner's of- A lot of bowls would like to have Stale to 106 ground yards for a pletions. Georgia has interAlabani.a's defensive figure is lice in Birmingham. Itise two Big Eight alsorans defensive season-average of Colorado 2&17. 81.1 yards yielded. Maryland at Cincinnati: CmORLANDO (All) Bama Is second in rushing Jerry third place at 68 with three ing into the third round is Jimcy gets a taste of the Terrapins' Pate, 1974 U.S. Amateur other players after Monday's my Whittenberg, a Memphis, )ardagc with 308.9 per game. i Big Red Machine Kentucky is a distant second in Maryland champion fromPensacola, opener. Tenn., pro who as a rookie on 24-10. Fla., and the University of Alathe 1975 PGA tour had his playleaders are comii Alabama has made 30 touch. Golf, who missed last week's who guided Georgia to a 28-24 Leavitt. hobbled with a leg in er's-card lifted because of poor - One of ths with 173 other ese club cures its rose pro Sandy Galbraith for the pet downs by rushing and has held game because of an arm injury, triumph over iltilunund. gc sers or performance. Jur'. worked out for the first fever ... California 35-14. I c pponents to three. lead today going into the third tournament-playingprii eges has been named to start at Goff worked out In a lengthy time in three weeks but reli. for nest year. hatten .rg fired a 68 to go Missouri at Iowa State: Cyround of the PGA Fall In passing statistics, Ten- quarterback Saturday In scrimmage Tuesday, Coach mained questionable for Florlclones catch 01' Mizzou belying School. with his first-round 72. nessee holds the top spot with Georgia's Southeastern Confer- Vince Dooley said.' Andy Bean of Lakeland, Fla., dii, 7-1 and tied for the SEC lead tween Nebraska and Pate, 22, fired a three-under- and Bobby Stroble of New AlDeadlocked for fourth at 141 an average of 155.4 yards per ence football batde with Florilie silso said offensive guard with Alabama at 4-0, Oklahoma. Upset Special of the par 69 in Tuesday's second bany, Ga., co-leaders at 67 after are Gary Koch, a former Uni. game. Ole Miss earned 149 air cia. Joel Parrish, sidelined three Week ... Iowa State 2017. round to tie Galraith, 30, of the first round, both slipped. versity of Florida golf star from yards against Louisiana State in a Running back Glynn Pitt at West Virginia: TouchHuntington Beach, Calif. to gain on the Vols wiffi a new Stroble shot a 75 and is now in Temple Terrace, Fla.; Murphy Goff started the Bulldogs' weeks withStarter a leg injury, probable against the Harrison and defensive back &A it Tony Doirsett vs. King tV. average of 108.2 yards. Galbraith, attending the seventh position at 141 Bean is Trahan, an assistant pro frorn first seven games but was side- 11th-ranked Gators in the David Schwak were named cothur Owens in pairing of two of school for the fourth time, shot one shot behind with nine others Cocoa. Fla.; and Greg Trompas Georgia took over the lead in lined last Saturday with a swat- regionally televised game from captains for the contest. the best runners in the country a 71 for a two-round total of 139, after flaring to a 76. of San Diego, Calif., who also pass defense with an average Ion left elbow, lie was replaced the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Georgia is 6-2, 3-1 in the SEC. l'itt 23-. live-under-par. 1k was tied for Alone in third plaet' at 140 recently lost his card. - - - - - L 1 r ie Qu alifying IL. u - Goff To Start For Georg ... - - - Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. 9. ! ' ae item Reg. 1.09 to 1.69. Any item here is gust 99C. Choose from a can of spray paint in custom Colors, a roll of I masking tape, 8" slip joint plier, utility knife, key hole saw, epoxy cemen!, 1' ptc1lock, sheet metal screw assortment, wood screw assortment, flashlight or a 6-pack of 0 cell batter ii's I Ott :1515 I. - !J w _ - - ,.. '.1 .,.;.• ( ... - w SPORTS winole High football fans KtA back in the swing of waiting for Tun Raines to br eak for the E __________ ) I long IT) or for the Seminoles' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, Nov 5, 197S 11) ' sparkling defense to Jolt the / , --\' : I " opposing quarterback Friday V night at the Seminole High Vi adium. -.big game for us." at defensive end, opposite Greg -;1a : Lyman is the opponent, Posey has been telling hi Pringle to shore up the #! team every week that "this is a Seminoles' lateral problems. perhapsno easy victim, Rut Seminole fans are In a big game." Tim Raines, the chief •1 ______ ______ arid of their own That special 'I can't help it because it is," breakaway running threat in ,;ig -''"j'j bedlam of expecting victory has he adds.'Lyman has a lot of the game, is healthy -'.s is his '''j 0 been rewarded in five of seven people ho can hurt you. Those brother, Ned. Herbert Branch games this season, ends can catch the ball, and we is the other back, with Mark A tt$i 11 Last week, that special breed will have to be motivated to Whigham calling signals in the k3,5t in" of sp..ts fan was at a loss backfield w' -T because the team was Idle. Central figures in Posey's "Riggins is coming on very ' tII Friday night, the Seminoles concern are quarterback Bob strong," Posey said today, "He it It aren't expected to be idle Not Burkhart, fullback Bob Riazzi, was second and third string ','1 s, -Ji' i I Lfli.1t against lyman running back Wman Jackson early in the season Someone I, H IPI*IJIISII* Coach Jerry Posey tia. the and receivers Mickey Manning was sick at practice one day, I $ I yinan game figured as a and Dann) Williams and he came in and did a good -. toughie I )man's defense is of some Job lie continued to practice J. LitI!j!"' "Lyman has a strong concern, also, well, and he got a shot at ) 1 L1!1t i I !t1'fi I Ift quarterback, a good fullback for Seminole, the team is playing quite a bit two weeks As Golden Age Olympics medals are (1ispLayeby, from left, Dick f)irertorJack Homer, Sanford Ma,orIe Moore and Golden Age and another back who can burn going with the same basic ago against Colonial. He did Os%sald of McDonalds, sponsoring Chamber of Commerce Committee chairman Vic Amelt. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent you once he gets past the fine of lineup as two weeks ago. well. And he's starting Friday Jr.t scrimmage," he says. "It's a Charles Higgins has moved in night against Lyman." ... ammo too! / A0 Herschel Nissenson s Picks Low prices on H By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor Continued On Page 28i - H ry Of L W Tuesday's schedule inclpdes bowling (I and 3), golf (10) and tennis 19). On Wednesday, One per customer No dealers! Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. 9. 4;. . No 15,08 - Tribe 's Pose The countdown for Ilie Golden Age Olympics reached five days and counting today as plans were finalized in a inorn ng meeting at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. The first public show of strength for supporting tile week-long varied competition for senior citizens 55 and our ni Friday .it 9 a in in ill come the tit, parking lot when a special wheelchair race will be , staged. Contestanis in the Olympic preview will include Seminole County personalities and county commissioners and city officials. It Is only a dry run," said ChainberotComijierce director .T;ich Horner. "The real kelchair race won't come until the following Friday" The 18-event series stretche s from Monday through Saturday of next week Kicking off the slate Monday will be billiards t9-1), checker s II), dominoes ii) and pingpong TT 39 99 Game For Us' 1515 Sale 119.95 Reg. 139,95. 10041) solid state black/white has 16" screen (meas, diag.), 3 phases of signal selecting power, 70 position UHF tuner. Woodgrain vinyl on metal. 19 color TV (meas. ding.) with 100% solid state chassis. ren Sale 99.95 -. Rag. 109.95. 100% solid state portable has a 12 screen(moas. dlag.) and 3discr6te phases of signal selecting power. sunshield and earphone 9 black/white (mans ding,) with white plastic cabinet, req. 99 95. Sale 88.95. Lot P41 1017 J. C. Penney Saber Saw 3500RPM 7.5 Amps Double insulated - t GARDEN CITY N.Y. i P) spokesm n for Kuhn's office P lans) are nearing ('oil)' Robert in, said: "There's patiomi br a major league a- Just not anyth ng that can lx star baseball team to travel to said at this time. There Just Havana next sprint, to playa isn' t going to bean comment C Cuban team, the Long Island front this office. newspaper Newsday reported urn is seen both as ,i di )loina(ic tool and a television Newsday said in tod ay's ed ts 'etacular that will bring (IClions that negotiations for the kflte between the two nations game began last year and all. into the living rooms of Amer. parently have continued with Newsday said adding that the knowledge of both Cuban ABC is negotiating for the Prime Minister Fidel Castro broadcast the game and Secretary of State Henry n'i use Irorti Hav na. 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' ' p.m. Open Sunday 12:30 5:30 P.M. - ' ANTIQUE IIALTIMORI-; All an injury-plagued 1974 season points, second place three wariii sunny day in the off sea- to post a 11 record this year, points and third place one point. son usually in Jim Palmer outdistanced Catfish Hunter of The balloting, with eight piton the golf course. the New York Yankees in vot- chers receiving votes, was the But while the skies were ing by a special 24-member most diversified since the bright and temperatures panel of the Baseball Writers award was first presented in reached the mid 70s Tuesday Association of America. 1956. the nallimore Orioles' rightTile only pitcher named on all Hunter who also won 23 bander stayed in his backyard 24 ballots cast, Palmer finished gaines after getting off to a slow garden, waiting for the felt, with a total of 98 points in- start with the Yankees, had phone to ring. cluding 15 first-place votes, been considered Palmer's The choice paid off. Late in Hunter who won last year's stillest competition for the the day, Palmer received a call C)' Young Award with the Oak- prize. But the Orioles' ace said telling him he had beer, named land A's finished with 75 he was confident he'd come out winner of the Cy Young Award points including seven first- on top with the voters. as the American League's top place ballots. Hunter was Asked i • thought e was pitcher named by 22 voters, the best pitcher in the league, "I was out in the garden Rollie Ftng'rs of Oakland Palmer replied: "I think I'm l' spreading mulch when I found was third with 25 points, in- one of the best. The statistics out said l'almiir, a C) Young duding two first place soles chow I had a better year than winner winner for the second time in California's Frank Tanana and Catfish, but I don't thir, l'iu years 'Nornuil)y on a Chicago's Jim Kaat had seven any better than him." day like this I would have been points apiece followed by Oak. Besides his 23 victories. playing golf, but I knew the land's Vida Blue and Chicago's which tied turn with hunter for award was supposed to be an- Rich Gossage, each with two tlw-- Inost in t1k- niajor leagues, riounced so 1 decided to stick points. Boston's lUck Wt.ce re- Palmer topped the majors with close to home' ceised one point a 209 earned run average nd Palmer, who came back from r irst place wa use 10 s iutuub, u - , a "It's no secret in baseball One phase of the negotiations circles that since Sen (eorge) ins involved a secret meeting in McGovern's trip to Cuba, baseMexico City, Just before the ball people have been InterWorld Sines, between baseball ested in Cuba a Slate DepartCommissioner Howie Kuhn and trient official said 'The basehis two Cuban counterparts, the ball commissioner has been newspaper said. ta;king to (Assistant S&retary It is not known at this time of State for Inter-American Alwher an official announcement (airs William I) ) Rogers about will be made. Newsday said. A 't for a frni time." . - - -, , - Aobm ' Sale prices effective thr'j Sunday. Nov. 9 CHARGE ITIr at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. 9 - i "" ' Ri"o 29.99, Sale 19.99 V'ubiu insulated v;uiable speed revers,t drull. Husky 3 Oarn,mutu: delivers 0-1300 rpm Srr''t1-Loc feattr' p!u.. sets drill at any speed to a zumurn - - ' 999 Save $ 10 Jim Palmer Stays Home; Learns Of lop Award - a / ( Cuban Baseball Game In Works RACERS TO MEET ON BEACH - One of many differrnt 1)"of antique and classic cars entered in the Annual Ormond Beach Antique an old-time steam car p"* of the highlight-; of the meet - �.• b. -' . - I .. . . - . . - . • - . - — . . - • . — . . . --- - •- J —I------ -w - - - - - -.----- -ry j- T'iJ__ -. - -=-.-- --.-.---.-'- - ,j -.—'----___.—'--- , -- -----... c- --!- i .,.. .'-..;.-..• .-.••--•• ._I• - ..d-•_ 78—Evening — Wednesday, Y)! Both In West Divisions 11 SCOREBOARD Murgue'rza. Tampa, Seattle 'In' NFL Santi Agurre 3.0 MILES t, Prep 77. Mount Dora BbIe )2. I lonaa Central 70. Ho*ty PUS 1. McNutt tIP) 16 7 7 TPI l6S6. 3 Woodman ,'ipi i; l.e4tgue, will get to See pro loot1XIIIS best talent, Hut most of it riously cunsidering adding tWo ' Et'ano Okoi. 3. Negul Via, Ur:a Betia, S Ica Pecet. 6 Lan i 5tutmn IMOB) 17 17. S Bron E'.ant (MOO) admission to 1976 season. the NFL for the tract with the College All-Star Game. The 1976 Game, which - NASUVILI.E, Tenn. tAPs — A propcsed $3.8-million spcedway near Nashville may be partially financed by stoekcar (Iriver Richard Petty. l't'fly, the first NASCAR grand-national driver to win over $2 nhiilIon( expressed enthusiasm for the project Tuesday after inspei'ting the Rutherford County site. said his father, Lee, probably would make the linal decision on whether their Randleman, N.C.based Petty Enterprises will invest in the track. They reportedly are considering purchasing 12.5 per cent interest in the sPet'dVly. Three Coaches Asfros Name hOUSTON APi - Houston Astros' Manager Bill Virdon and General Manager Ta) Smith Tuesday aninuiued th(. appouitznent of three new coaches, Grover "Deacon" Jones, Tony Pacheco and Mel Wright. All three new coaches coon to the A.stros (torn American League organizations. Bob lllis is the only remaining coach from tile AsU'os 1975 staf 1. lAllis will act as chief aide in the coordination of coaches for Virdon. I) Yacht To Break Record SYDNEY AP — British yacht'Great Britain Ills cxpeeled to easily heeak the 105-year-old sailing record from London to Sydney with an arrival in Sydney on Thursday, according to organizers of the 13,900-mile race. Great Britain II was 200 miles from Sydney along the southast COZLSL of Australia at 3 pin, local time Wednesday. French entry Kriter II was believed to be 160 miles astern of the British yacht and was likely to arrive UI Sydney 10 or 11 hours later. - Pair Signs For Title Bout SIIIZUOKA. Japan (API A&I Forges Ahead'Bethune Spurts THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY IN AND FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIA'. CIRCUIT NO 7S-217I-CAQi B THOMAS LYONS, Plaintiff vs ALBERTA ROSE LYONS, Delendacit NOTICE OF SUIT TO Alberta Rose Lyons YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution ul Marriage has been fifed aqinit you anc, you ant' required O serve a Copy your written defenses, i any, to James I Golden, attorney for plaintiff, whose address is P0. (lox 2207. Sanford, Florida 37711 and file the Orig'nal with the clerk ot the above Styled court on ci' before November 71st, 1975; Olherwise a ,uriqment may be entered against you fn the relief demanded in the complaint or petition, Witness my hand and the seal of said court on October 11th. 1975 (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Coimt By Lillian T. Jenkifls As Deputy Clerk Pubtish Oct. 32,79. Nov. 5, 17. 19/S DES US ,' — Champion Yuh Jar I)o of South Korea and Masahiro Misako of Japan signed contracts today for their World Boxing Association junior middleweight championship fight here Nov. 11. Canadian Divition (Demianik) By The Associated Press football poll. .'. rn'Pr 30 f 4:3 first place vote's cast by 16 and drew three first-place S 3 0 16 16 19 FOURTH - Mile Pace Claiming Texas A&I capped a stunning Quebec S 4 0 16 4 39 $1,000-Purse 5340. 1. Dank Raven B.ethune-Cookman,690 victor nationwide panel of sports votes and 176 points. Edmonlon 5 7 '7 53 S (Scaturrol 1512. Tom Torre (Gill) 21-game winning streak with a user Fort Bragg, jumped from writers and broadcasters and Western Kentucky remained Calgary 16 9 37 34 $ I 3. Howards Chief (Ho'*and) Si 4 Golden /\ge Olympics Tciron$o 2 5 I 5 79 3) Fettive Guy (Vandervort) IS I S. 28.0 shutout over Tarleton State a 15th place tie into undisputed collected 369 points in the hal- in the No. 6 spot, beating MoreEast Divisi*n Poplar Rhythm (Shell) 72 6 Proud last week and simultaneously possession of 13th. hating released Tuesday. head 14-10. Cinci 6 3 0 12 31 31 Speed (Branard) 3 I 7. Deane A. strengthed Its position atop The Javelinas, No. I for the North Dakota, third a week Henderson State stayed in N Erland S 4 1 I 71 32 57 S Robir Kim Associate'l Press 5110111 college ccond straight week, attracted ago, moved up a notch after a eighth place, whipping Sotith. Countdown it 5 Days Clevelar,d 1 3 1 9 32 22 (Mant,via) (flereinak) g AE i Stoney Key Iridapolis 4 7 0 5 39 ii (McDane'J 28-16 victory over Mankato cast Oklahoma 35-23. West 01W1511% FIFTH - I Mile Pace- Claiming • State, receiving lout- first-p'ace Entry fee is 50 cents and tConttiued From Page 18) S 6 0 10 3-4 46 $1,500. Purs 1325 I Greenianc.,' (ity The Top IS in The Associated ' votes and 316 points. MeanMIIT 1 4 1 9 25 31 fttwly IR ?f'e!yJ 9 2 2 Gatavan! Basketball P1 ay donationswill be accepted from HGvton 1 1 0 5 77 29 lWriayldnui 8 1 2 Sourdough hlle, Eastern Kentucky fell poll, Presswith college football firSt division place vOtfl in participants shall enter in spectators at each event except S.D$ego 3 4 3 $ 31 29 (Scaturro) 5% 4 Don 8rews?er From second place a week ago porenthcje-, records billiards (9-I), bowling land 3), tx,wling season Denver 3 S 1 7 25 36 41 Genesske c'iayro to No.7 after bowing to Murray and total points. PoInts based bridge (1), canasta (1) and Tuesdays Ri'tutts (NicholI) 3 I 6. Patomita Slardusi To Start In Decern ber Ofl 109$ 76 0t 7 State fndiinpolis 1, Toronto 3 tennis (9). (Ray) 72 7 Dons Ann Raidtr (1 I Tecas MI (30) 700 369 The Sanford Recreation league. Church teams will be Wimipeg 3. New England 2 Crank 1 13 I P Mr Marge Rusuy Boise State advanced to third Thursday's schedule includes 7P'( Dakota (4) 500 316 OT lRiDepartment will offer a men's permitted to enter the Metro place with 291 points and one 3.Boise St. (1) 701 291 bowling tland 3, ceramics(1- Swallows Tourney Quebec 1. Edmonton 3 SIXTH - C.? Pace-i Mil•.Purse 40 mbling (2) 710 766 5 and horticulture (9-1). basketball league starting the I.eaue if they do not have first-placevotefollowinga39-28 San Diego 1, Calgary 4 1 Flo (FtIll) 9 27 W?tenberg (3) $00 176 Ends In 4-Way Tie C'ei'elar.d 7. Denver 2 first week of December. enough teams for a league. decision over Montana, , Dahn (Le*s) 6 II Dee On Friday it will be bicycle 6 W Kentucky 7) 0 174 Today'sGam,s Dum Greer (Ray) S 1 4 Bonds King Any group wishing to enter a An organizational meeting (;rautbling downed Texas 7 E Kentucky 6 ii 136 race (9-11), ceramics (10.5) DCBMIY Irene Johnson, Quebec at Calgary (5. Rg II S. Loyal Opposition team in the Sanford league will be held Nov. 20, at the Southern 37-21 and took Henderson St. 500 125 over the ping pong (5) and wheelchair Marion Conlan, Verna Ely and Minnesota at Houston (Dsvracelt) 7 2 6 Foolish April 9ldaho St. 710 103 should contact Thursdays Gaines Saaford ltecreation Office in the Civic No. 4 spot with two firstplace race (9-11). Lois ('.rayson tied for putting (Thompton) Little JOdi 7. tO Ct-high (7) 710 Quebec at Denver (Bourgeoit) 3.1 S Flying Hank Recreation Department as soon Center at 7 p.m. to establish votes and 266. ll.N.Mich,gan 5.10 66 Saturday's final day action tionorsl'uesdayattheSwallows C'ncnnati at Nrc England lOnittonI 10.1 AE I Silky Sguire as possible. A league will be rules and by-laws. Groups fl St. 520 56 Wittenberg climbed from includes croquet (1), hor- Countr>- Club. I 1-lendnicks) "' 141 'mm as seshoes (10), shuffleboard (9) PhyllIs Goodmanson had 16 SEVENTH - 1 MIle Pace-Claiming available for church groups if wishing to enter teams are seventh place to fifth after 11 Ithaca (I) 700 37 52,000-Purse $550 I Cape PInC enough teams enter to farm a requested to attend. denlolishing Ohio Wesleyan 45'- 15 Kentucky St and track and field (8). 7.10 7 potts and Kay Addison 17. ----------- 0 ,1r-cj - — P,'Klyø (P MilIrrI S 17. Lincolns AT OR LANDOSEMIP4OLE Spirit (Bnainard) 9 2 3. Stars RESULTS I4051fl% (Hobbs) 10 1 1. .1. U. Mark I FIRST Arana i vrtl*'Orth) 31 S Jewel La*n 10. 4 60. 47 2 Ne-gui V:a II) (Bretonl II S Jimmies Arelene tO, 1 -'3- 3 (un Lenin (5) 3 City Slickers Mixed League: — When you string eight strikes in a row, you are bound to hit a high game and that is just what l.ynn Eiland did as he bowled a 253 and 635 series. Eiland also came back with a 206 game during the evening. Other highs: Stan Vihlen 195-500, Gordon Honeycutt 183-470, Darrell Swift 176499, Betty Swain 166, Phyllis Fuller 164, and Ruth Burk spared the 3-7-10. Slonday Morning Blues: — There scre only tsto 200's and two 500's roIled during the morning. Millie Garner Johnny's Standard Service had the high series (516 and 20D. Millie rolled F:thel Spence 156 Marge Callegari 154 and Dorothy Burton 150. Potentate Pick (Udell) ID I 0 (2 4) 2900 P 4 2)75 TENTH-i Mile Pace-B-] B) SIXTH - I BarreMigyel 1380. 11.40, 7.50; 7. OQui:aOuiola HandicapPunieUSOI Mel Tom (F. 171 10.00, 6 40, 3 Maya [or-ia (7) Taylor)) 1 2. Treasure Joe (Foster) 10 1 3. Surtax (Seders) 61 ' 5 40. Q (75) SEVENTH — 1 Domingo Lenil Paprika Lobell (Bramard) $1 5 McAteer iCharles Gross irucking team) (195-500). Donna Ieporetakescredilfortheother20ogame, (201). Lepore bowls for Fleetline Homes, (Xher highs: F.R.T.D. Team member Ann Smith rolled a 1&)-183-494 azJ June Plant 190-491, also Kathy and Burton spared the 3-10 split. Roll-A'BoutsMlzedlesgue: — "Starofttw,Week"isMable Johnson with plus 93. Hi Average: Mary Rlcketts 159 and Keith Johnson 177. Higt.s for the night: The Mistakes team: Bill :71 510. 340. 3. Echang Via (Ii April (P P4eely) 577. Joyout Move (C Clark) S 1 300, 0(37)5740; P (37) 13430 EIGHTH — 1 CP'utho Ben.goa (II 20,3 10. 3. Cetaya Aip (5) 3.40; Q RESULTS 7 3)2410; P (37) 79 30 I. F'ai'ik Ellis IT FIRST NINTH - 1. Zaire (H S iø. 403. 2 Biibao (7), 7.00 5,70. 3. Arpl (ranh) (2) 6.50. S 60. 320. 7 Laurels 141. I 70. Q (17)17.10; P (17)14700 Gypiy May(l) 100.100) Nebbo (SI TENTH —1 Maruri (1) 10 40. 600. 210 0 112) 571 80 1 2)0'; SECOND — 1. Ocala Permy (A. 5 70. 7 MencPi (3) .00, ;,; (4) 74.60. 160. 10.70 7. Kucia) Larrea (3). 480: Q (21) 00, P (4 Sronegate Sharp (2) 100. 320. 3 7)13760 00 ELEVENTH — 1 Brre Ecpae 1inolns Visit (5) 3 20.0 (21) ii 50 4', 15 40, t3 00, 600; 2 CacPo 1 (1 25) 5569 10 D.D (ill %92 50 T 5engoa (7). 8,70. 400; 3. arqch. 717 2. THIRD — 1 1 Ohio Dream (ft Perez (5) 4800(7 4) p (17) R".'-'1 In 1510. 510. 150. 7 PaIl ': g TWELFTH — I. FerminLarrea Mt-i C 3*5 40. 1 003. Porket SI *er (II game. Turkeys fell for Plant, Smith (Twice), Norma Sharp and Lepore 'lout in a row). rMma Neff spared the 5-7, Norton 5-6 ,irol -7, Plant 5-10. Hi-Nooners ladles League: -"Queen of the Week" is Mike Stimps with plus 68. High sies of the morning was rolled by Carole Hook 534 and the only 200 of the day, (202). Bowling for W.O.T.M. I was Hazel Mot.zer 179-463, Stenstrom Realty high was MLaret Price's 157-450 and she converted the 5-10 split. BoWling for the l'ark Ave Mobile Park team Rose Patrick converted the 5-6-10 split. Celery Ave Plant Farm was Dorine MacAtecr'c 183-181-500 and Phyllis Mott 167-477 and the high from the lake Mary Pub team was Jeannie Adams 174-455 and Ernia Thor-p 164410. M)'3tery Ladles League: — Alice Hendricks (rolling four - 131 I FOVRTH — All Adios (S Clark Jr.) (1) 1.20. 540. 200,2. Egypt.an wna U) S 20. I 00. 3. Jirn Dream ') 000(17) 1)0 lOT 1)7) 577950 I 13 7 ORLANDO SEiMINOLE FIFTH — 1 Frt-,'j (Ps PhitipsI ENTRIES 11111 00,564,3 50.7. Richland Dear 100.3003 Mitey Cl'p Away (71 3000t13) 13780 T 1?7 1355.501 FIRST: I Aidana Vz, 1 Lar,i 10 Lenig. 3 Ech.anoSantheL I e0U SIXTH - I Finit All ar *oii, S lea AI*fd. 6 CatTo bvflzworth (1) 3750. 1970. 6.40. 2 Arani, 7 Ur Elorza. $ Eddy Direct Amcica (4) 340. 1.$Q, I ii. speecty Hans (3) 9 . 4) 511, 70 SECOND: I. Eddy Lent., 7 T (I i 31 5993 00 1 711 I — ' c'c&t, S Oguita Ar4rt3, 6 A1t2erdi, 7. Liii Sanchez, 5 Ursa Vts THIRD; I. Ogvizô Atberdi, 2' I'd CUIP- nI I/I 600, IQ 40. 3 C. 2 Jnpp, Slam M4i4 (5) 1040, 310. 3 Dan W8'd (41 3 000 (57) 574 .0 1 U 581 $11920 1 .09:4 A(dai.a 8,fca. S sea Yj1, 4. Urn I A'echa J, Eddy flLsn'c. 1580. 1250, 300 7 Ta'. (41 34 . s Mario U) 34.0.014 5) 57 'I T FOURTH: I. Alava0,i'Oli. 2. iii) $7735QT Flza. 3 Uc'gui Ech.ae. I NINTH -) OH Summer van6.e, flrre Jvi, S Manolo Zarre 8 Ca.Mo Perez. 7. Bilbap Bengca. S (K Nichail) (5) 6 20. 120 1 10 . OH '°' Do'n'nqo Sarchrz Dr'll FishCC CM Sabatka, FIFTH: I. ChvcPiO Juan. 7 II tO. 3 Beth Dean C iS 11 57 a3 1 '8 57) 5531 5317 f 3 M.'P1 t!torura RT-ra. 4 . - ':: . ---'.-.=- - )-4U, ulucK temeIy 524, R.B. Putmim 582, J,W. Dunlap 235 (high - game of the evening) 574, Krlstie Johnso0 202-654 and Jim Johnson 204. Atlantic National Bank Mixed League: Don Gorman was high sith his 264-612 for the evening.Mjke Bowes 537-193, John Ceresolie 532-19-4 and Fred Samples was only six pins from a 600 as he rolled a 594-214 br the night. Jr.-Sr.-League: high game was rolled by Mike Clark 213- - 'v''r Hairstyling: Wendy Honess203twoturkeys)and Don CarsI 210542i low- strikes in a row .The Bush Gang: Karen Peters 109-532 191 pins over her average) and George Peters converted the 6-8D split. Team 14: Mabel Johnson 181-525 and Keith Johnson 208558, Capt. Jim's Team: Chet Averltt 19d-527 and Capp's (.lothier: Itob Kirkland 177-507. Itarbour & Co. Mixed League: - Alice Hendricks hit the magic 600 as she compiled games of 198.202-206 for a fantastic 606 series and the highest of the evening. Other highs: Stan' hiendric'k'; ,1i. Ph I i,i'ko 911. Rick rant 500, Polly Price 193_________ -_- 562. Julie Hlazina 215-508, Mark Hamxson 197419, Bret Rathel 514 and Dale VanAntwerp 190, Mike Clark Is "Youth of the Week" with plus 139 pIns. Turkeys: Keith Cowan, Veonis Quinn, Traceyl.ee24.7.1o,[ebbieMott7.9-1oandGregjnn ____________ P1 'LSAII\'C ACTION - YOU BET .' I-, /, / -- _-•' , ___________ ( I'' I-. c,,, I, '- I • llo'' v/the OnsnaI 1R Piejvff Tri(ruiu PARIMUTUEL WAGIRINO •jgjEverRacr • .'t ,'flI ,,,'r W,tn.inbzeathl action 'a the ball impscta with sp.edao(150 n'h as plivemde(y gravity tokal, walli,ci-ash tothecourt mahi bu ct-like frve ard accuracy Luxurious accommodattangreturns with arid telewagei- r'' Ladlt', Icee Thun4a NlØit tinhslon 581 and up (IJnd., 1$ not tdmitt,d) ' -'. For tetelvations call 3051339 6221 fT('1 IC) i tO pm Only 7 'tl1IS i'.OkItI 01 ORtA'iDO (YE RW. (.1i McLbimci, Sally Niei.sico, Viola Kc,'lI, Hen Kiesel all spared the 5-10, Peggy Streit 2-7-8, and Al Wi.snieiuski .nd Winnie iorlon spared 1,1w 5-7. Wasbday Drop-Outs Mixed League: — Marvin McNutt had the only 200 of tb morning Cj. Norman Becker 195-518, J Weick 180-471 and thas Mcl)onnel 179. high for the women: (;ladys Grannemin 178, Gene MrNutt 158, Delores Burke and (6)03) Cannon (CAT V 13) EVENING 7:00 To Tell The Truth Romagnolo3 Table (9) Baretta (44) MovIe 9:30 (6)(l) Concentration (CATV-6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild Animals Stagecoach west -- ..,-._._.---======....... . .. --. .._ -,c- . --.-- Pit Moa.-Sai. . =-=--==.-------- I -------- -, =--r fly dIn-in el an-ce in the p lush aUosphere&th Chiki-Jai Cub,,ourmet dinners served from I .m. While you dine, watch excitingJaj Alni action on 1, e8 --=---=-'----===='-.... .,..---. -- .- - -- .... -.-.-.-. - -..=.,.=---=-,.,- .-- r--'- 12:30 (CATV-6) Noticias (44) Phil Donnhue 1:00 (2)(8) Tomorrow Thursday (35) Movie 10:00 (2)(6) Dean Martin Celebrity Roast World Of (13)(CATV-13) CBS News (3) Say Brother (6)(13) Kate McShane (9) Starsky And Hutch (CATV-i3) Burke's Law (24) Sotndstage 10:30 (24) Star Trek Hogan's Heroes (2)($) The Price Is Right (3) Book Beat (6) Don Adam's Screen Test (3) Solar Energy (CATV6) Best Of Groucho (C.6)(44) Love, American Style (9) 525,000 Pyramid 11:00 (2)(6)(8)(9)(13) News (3) ABC News (CATV.6) Race To Riches (24) Lillias, Yoga And You (35) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style 11:30 (2)(8) Tonight Show (13) Truth Or Consequences (CATV13) Movie 8:00 (2)(S) Little House On The - Prairie (3)(24) Tribal Eye (6) Red, White & Wow (CATV.6) Movie (9) Ro-,';an And Martin Ri'...rt (44) Dinah! 8:30 (9) That's My Mama 9:00 (2)(S) Doctor's Hospital (CATV-6) Bob Sheridan Sports 19) Wide World Spcia (44) Mod Squad 11:40 (61(13) Bonacek 12:00 (CATV-6) Death Valley Days MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (13) Breakfast Beat 6:10 (2) Sunshliie Almanac 6:15 (6)(S) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (CATV-6) Tennessee Tuxedo Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (5)(44) News 7:00 Ui(S) Today (6hC-o)(13) CBS News (loin's Circus (44) Arrt'riin T.',n (e Ilgiout H,ili 73Q (9) Good Morning, America (44) Hilarious House Of 8:00 (6(l3) Captain Kangaroo (CATV.6) Community Close Up (44) Flintstones 8:30 (CATV-6) Fran Carlton (44) Three Stooges 8:55 (44) Spirit Of '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donohue (6) Mike Douglas (CATV-4) Life In The Spirit Big Valley Movie (13) Mike Douglas (24) Mister Rogers (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (CATV.6) 700 Club (44) Corner Pyle, USMC I I r. rr- 32S (CATV-6) Paul Harvey (44) Spirit Of '76 11:55 (6)(C-6)(13) CBS News 3:30 (3)(24) Lillias, Yogi Ar.d Ycu (4)(13) Tattletales (9) One Life To Li'.' (3S) Rocky And Friends Underdog AFTERNOON 12:00 (2)(9)(44) Ne.vs (6) The Young And The Rest —. 4:00 (2) lronslde less (CATV6) Bugs Bunny And (3)(24) Mister Rogers (6) Partridge Family (cA'rv-6(44) Mickey Mouse Club (13) Putse.Ptus! (24) World Press (35) Big Valley 12:30 (21(8) 3 For The Money (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (24) ElectrIc company (44) VarIety (I)) Ironside 11:00 1:00 (CATV-13) (21(5) ;ugh Rollers (2) Somerset (6)03) Gambit (6)(81 News (CATV-6) Movie (9) Ryans Hope (13) Search For Tomorrow (353(44) Movie 1:30 (2)(I) Days Of Our Lives (61(131 As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (63) Guiding Light (9) 510.000 PyramId Council Meeting US) Lone Ranger () GilIi5II' Island HIGF'ILIGF'ITS (5) Somerset (9) Diriilh1J (13) Dragnet (35) Addams Family 4:30 (3)(24) Sesame Street (6)(S) Mery Griffin (CATV-6) Fiintslor .. .---- - . — Orlando City 5:00 (2) Adam 12 (CATV-6) I Love Lucy (9) Gilligan's Island - PUZZLING MOVES: One DIALING AROUND: Dinah 8-9 NBC IJ'VrLE HOUSE ON really has, but the mob doesn't almost suspects the new Shore's syndicated show TIlE I'ItAIIIIE "Remember know that and they go after programming regime at CBS is enlanates froni New York this Me" Part I Oscar-winning Baretta, first with bribe offers, iiiascx'histic. How else can one week because her CBS outlet in actress Patricia Neal makes a then threats on his life. the strange New York requested she tape a rare series guest appearance, lady shady Meanwhile, iiianipulations, such as week to "stir up excitement" and landing her so enthralled disappears. preempting its best show, "All locally. . . "Ellery Queen" did the producers they have made 9-10 PBS JENNIE: LADY in the Family," which also its best audience numbers the this a two-parter. Miss Neal htANI)OI.PIi CIIURCIHLL "A happens to be the No. I show of week it was switched to Sun- plays a terminally ill mother of Perfect Darling" Husband the season again, for a Flip days, prompting serious talk three looking for a home for her - -----,,,,,--- -.t......, . -. ,i,...,i c;...,.,,,;.I .f ,dIIUUIIi UVdU, IlIi4HiiUI U1 Wusonspeclal, oraispiacing us uui a permanent move now children. fairs a mess, Jennie sets out to strength on Sunday nights, that hiolvak is going off, 8-8:30 ABC THE ROWAN reorganize her life, full of the ABOUT TONIGHT: "('her" and "Kojak," for a light ANt) MARTIN REPORT It's a same zest that marked her two-hour "gentle" drama, "A pilot with the zany "1iugh-ln" earlier years. She has a young hlomne of Our Own," without 8-9 ('ItS TONY ORLANIX Winston's age and suitor puJling power and in the same ANt) DAWN Neil Sedaka, pair. They'll spoof last week's ')(I in search of a series, encounters strong resi.stence, ratings week? No wonder CBS composer-singer on a hot especially from Winston wtio fell to third place for two weeks comeback, heads tonight's 8:30.9 ABC THAT'S fears it will injure his public tO a row. Flip did well, a 39 strange guest lineup Jim MAMA "Mama's Big Move" that career. She turns energies to share, and tied for sixth place, Nabors, Phyllis Diller and Clifton's date suspects but wouldn't it have been wiser l)edaka. Neil and Tony do a Clifton is a "mama's boy," and helping on the home front programming to replace Kate Hank Williams medley, and let's her feelings be known, during the Boer War. McShane or "Beacon lull?" they all "salute" famous sea- Clifton is concerned, and is just 10-11 CBS KATE MeSIIANE The network explanation: The movie epics, such as "African about convinced he should Wayne Maunder plays a former old rellables need a respite Queen" and "Mutiny on the move out. But Mama has other rock star whose comeback every so often. Bounty." , Ideas. She's going to move out, attempt is marred by murder. A young girl dies from a drug 9-10 CBS CANNON A motheroverdose and the es-singer Is daughter acting team, Vera and accused of providing the drugs. Kelley Miles, guest costar — as 's 11 o i Kate's defense gets Into the' a mother and her daughter at scandal-racked recording odds over the young lady's love iness where dnag payola is a affair. Mother plays the owner way of life. Kate suspects a of nn international petroleum record company president. company who accuses her vice NE\ \'ORK I API — Thirty1k said he was on vacation president of misappropriating 10-11 NBC' I'ETROCEI.LI „_,....... (24) Romagnolis' Table (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges (CATV-6) World Of Women (9) Happy Days (24) Villa Alegre 11:50 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Give N.Take (8) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2)(8) Wheel Of Fortune (6)03) PrIce Is Right (35) 700 Club (44) Green #icros — T! (6)03) Love Of Life 10:00 (CATV-) Not For Women Frightenstein (35) Mothers In Law 3:00 (2)(S) Another World (6)()3) Match Game (CATV-6) Three Stooges (9) General Hospital Only (9) Showoffs (44) Phil Donohue 11:30 (2)(8) Hollywood Squares Friends (I) Magnificent Marble chine (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 5:30 (2) News (31(24) Electric Company (CATV-6) Bewitched (9) Beverly Hillbillies 2:30 (21(5) Doctors (13) Adam 12 CATV.13) Cable Journal (3-') Myby R.F.D. (44) Partridge Family (41(13) Edge Of Nghl (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) IndIan Summer ___________________________________________________ SEEI( & FII4D' r . i Vermont N S II \ It H F S I' N I) \I H F I N FS\ Ii H I \ U 'si T S N 0 W 0 t • v i i I V F H 1 13 F I) F N I - ' It () t 11) . ii\s I. I 's N E U F - N I' I. M It M N C K I I. I FMN I - - land Mavericks, a Northwest League team. lie says he rccortwii ItXlt wuri.c, tWo I(SCS aIlci ii 2J6 ERA. (;rzinted that in his major league days. Bouton was considered a flake. 1k didn't take things Ioo seriously, lie still -, , - (JOCSn't Iist week, for example, dur0114 a videotape replay of a flstfighit between two hockey players, 1w comiipared their styles of lighting as expertly is howard Cosell ulight analyze an AltAnybody dispute. But go back into baseball Fruni sportscasting? ilcaiton br the defense: ,"l jit_cI suddenly looked as myself anti saul. 'l'ui 36, I've tx'efl in television work for five years,' and I just felt I still had SOTI1C' Iih)slt ii stuff left Inside U1C.... "I felt, 'What the hell. I throw a knuckleball. What StOUld happen" "I thought it'd be fun trying, i's tn if I ditn't II iake it And I Jtist ssaiitcd to set.' if may old he nicant basegirlfriend" hall, far he's a happIly Illarrhc-d man - "looked as pretty as I r('mcmbered her, And yeah, ictw did." "It was the perfect minor league scene, with the fans , -. ngmn down Inert' tx'lng ins-OR-eli . Intheganle, almost a factor in the game,," he said. "There %(S sort of a country-fair kind of feeling before the ball gariie bctsst'cni ttit' players and the fan,s." lie saul lit' h.atl sit much Fun that next season he'll try to hook on with an iSA or AAA liiinor league team, a decided step up from the Northwest IA'agut', only one notch above the league For rookie players. If no offers couiii" 'l'mmi gonna cry a lot," Buutitn laughed. But should an offer arrive, it.' ,..: , .,. 501(1, ''1 III 14OIfl toi try II) gii Ii' spring training with some team next year, and then plas a full - . ' . and accusor's daughter. H T M F' I U I) 'si I) I. K I F' S N\%I 'si () C N I. F I \1 (' K P (' S \ II N I B (3 H vi W (3 K : () . s i F; (III N VU 'r 5 0 1 H I SI N w 0 S I 11 F: I U I I' .5 F: F I 1 1) J S H C' H 'si S N I. C) '.'. It S 'I' 'I' I, K B F) H (I C' p 1 I H W V Instrut-tions: The hidden names listed below appear orward, backward, up, down, or diagonally in the puzzle. Find each F:Tu SN SI.I.E\ l'iU)CTOR FUHFI)I.sI%IFI( R1'TI.ANI) SI'C.tR MAPLE TACONICMTS. 'rUMUHRUW: ('hineseCooker dating the man's daughter. Enii much I,lriir ""seek & Find" puzzle with over lI itr:,'-, p,'r i-ttiel in in .ill ness erIe' 4)1 21.page bnnkle' l'ii order viilum,' I. II .1041 III -end SI for each, making checks p tv;ih!e ii' ".'vk F'in't " in tar.' if this net9.1per ij t ' ' i 'i,,,. of the Apple" Karen Valentine loses her life. plays a girl friend of a slain motter who misleads Baretta into believing she doesn't have the slain man's records. She IxttaP PN ______________________________________________________ parents. Treating and making and Hutch go after a big-time thorn well is one thing, but do drug dealer, They pose as the kids go hack to their dealers, dress flashily, and USe a girl picked up for possession parents' as bait, She's offered leniency if •• . . U () H '.5 F; I. L C I F I II G I- I' S () murdering a motorcycle gang Evidence is pretty inDOCTORS criminating. The suspect was 9-10 NBC IIOSI'ITAI. "Vital Signs" Found in the dead man's room with a weapon at his side. Itors face a serious problem of what to do about two 1011 ABC STARSKV & youngsters seriously injured by hUTCh "The Bait" Starsky beatings administered by their N % L I G N U I A N T \l F I W F I. 1. S U It I' ' Cannon quickly discovers the V ) F: 7''v' B tc) Eyes Bc,s e!iciII Rejtjr-i K I) I 0 I F) S (' . \ ." .,c,) ." " :'. It) T*?S(S TNUT'U "WlI1[1l1IOl] MATSIrE 2:30 LI1LWI the SPECIALIST 3 SHOw TIME 3) I ' m 4'i,(.I Titlist Announcing a brand new book by The AssocIated Press that gives the whole dramatic sweep of 1776. the founding year • Daily Life '° Pt_ut POLICEWOMEN ' 'a __________________________ - - .-' Battles . itL George Ill. 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S A P1 1 OR 0, C,rcult Court for Seminote County, FLORIDA will receive bids for the OF GAS Florida, being Civil Action No. 15 ! .SA_L,..ATIOP1 2041 CA 09 A, and that you are PItA I tI4 IN CA5TL URWR reguiredtotileyour answrrwithlhe COURT AND COWAN MOUGHTON TERRACE, FLORIDA PROJECTS Clerk of said Court arid to serve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiff's 16 I and 16 4 untIl 2:00 p.m., on the attorneys. whoSe name and address 10th day of November 197 5, at the, it set fqrth below, not later than the Administration Building, Castle 76th day 04 November, 1973 If you Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida at fail to do so a Default will be entered which lime and place all bids will be bIIcly opened and read aloud. against you for the relief demanded Proposed forms of contract in th Complaint. The real property proceeded against, Situated in documents, inctuding specifications, Seminole Counly, Florida, Is ire on file at the office of the Housing Authority of the City of described at follows. Begin at the Southwest corner of Sanford, Florida, Administralion Lot 7, Block "ES." LAKE ELLEN Building, Castle Brewer Court, ADDITION TO CASSELBEPRY, as Sanford, Florida, and may be secured any time after 8:30 am., retorded in Ph, Book 7, Page Public Records 04 Seminole County, Monday, November 3. IflS Copies of the documents may be Florida, run - Easterly to the Southeast corner of said Lot 7 ; obtaIned by ieposlting $2500 *ith thence Southerly along the Westerly the Housing Authority for each set of right of way tine 4 Lake Ellen dOcuments soobtained Such deposit DrIve, 75 feet, thence Westerly will be refunded to each person w'tic, parallel to the Southerly line 04 said returns lhe plans, specifications arto , , ,n. , nthi'r tlnrtim.nit in n,1 ,, ,,, the Point of Beginning, bqing part of within 10 days after bid opening A certified check or bink draft, Lot 7, 5Io "ES," LAKE ELLEN 'cDDITIOI4 'TO CASSELUERRY, as payable to the Housing At,ttsority of the City of Sanford, Florida, U S reorded n Pial Book 1. Page 6J Public Records of Semiriolz County, Government bondS or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidders Florida. WITNESS my hand and seal of and acceptable Sureties in an this Court at Sanford, Seminole amount equal tO S N' cent of 1h bid County, Florida, thiS 70th day of shall be submitted with elich bid The succetsful blcder wIll be October, 1971. required to furnish and pay for IScatI satisfstory prrfOrmnnce and Arthur P4 l3c(k,sth, Jr payment bond or Ionüs Clerk of the Circuit Court Attention is called to the By' Mary N Darden provisions tom equal employment Deputy Clerk opp0nhty, and payment of not lets W E WIPIDERWEEDLE. JR. than the minimum salaries and Winder'we('dle, Haines, wages at set forth In the Ward and Woodman, P A Specifications i'ust be paid on this P0 Box 510 project. Wintir Park, Florida 32719 — - -- _..•___i&.. _l s,_ '" Ulfl(KiIY UI lOt' IiI' Attorneys for Plaintiff 5aood, Florida reserves the Publish Oct 77, 79, Nov. 5, I?, 'i r.ghl to reject any or all bOs or to DES 133 v,aise any informatities in the bidding. PlO bid shall be withdriwn for a perIod 04 5 day's subsequent to the opening of bids without the consent of tIle Housing Authority f the City of Snførd. Florida HOUSIPIG AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA ADMINISTRATIVE BLDG By Thomas Wiltn, Ill Title Executive Director Pblth Oct 30. 31. Nov 7. 1.1. 5, 6. 7, 9, 1975 ______________________ DES 174 _. g WalLet- Denny 188-472. High for the women: Viola Kock 109-468, Marjorie Wilson 172-409, Gladys Granne,i.an 171-451, GertIe Seifert 170-455. Julia McCaffery 169- and Olive Westray 165-451. ..:. -- ,'. . 1Il - 220-525. Hendricks team won 3 games from Empire Auto Body Stiop. Jo Watson 165-426. Winn Dixie took 3 from Cobia floats with the help of Terry Forbes 171- and Sylvia Paye spared the 2.-o ;\ & A (leans-All 4 from Nii' Day Coin I;tun'lry hIghs: Nociiia V,agoer 110-474, Waiida hlubbar 187- and Dot Buttons 166482. Hubbard spared the 2.7 and the 5-6-10 splIts. Sanford Plaza Merchants Mized l.eague: — 111gb for the night was Bill WestlaIl 222-586. Herman Flannangen rolled a 214, lee Hitchcock 183, Glen Kanavel 181, Gcry Gbden 192-616, BeLirwIa Burgess 173 and Eddy Webb 17C. High Avt'sages: Polly Price 166 and Hal Rick 175. J)rlbnraa Pinhusters MIxtsl League: — 111gb for the men: (,il '='' t r - i' . (24) Jennle Wednesday , SECOND—I.Larry.y4a(4)flpo. 5 MaIe Queen CE. Taylor) 51 EIGHTH 1 Mile Pace-ClaimIng 680, 7.20; 7. lea LenIn (2) 5 go 3 13.00$-Purse $400 I. Euttace Lady 3 Echano Aiberdi (4) 1 00; Q 3420; P(6 2)9780. BigO (17 with 2 (Crossin) S I 7. Go'.'ernor Del Lee (I:ivnleyl S 1 3. Cheeky Bruvado 6) 1020 THIRD - 1. Aidina AIbe'rdi (4) (Harp) 13 I 1. Bombay Jayson (S'P) 775. B'ottie Klx (NthoiIl 1520. 6.00. IQO; 7 EchanoJavi ( 500. 3.10. 3 Ogui:a Beitia (1) 3 g; 4 16. Easy Bluegrass (Brainard) 7 Wet Tee CE. Taylor) 0 (31) 47 00; P (43) 202.10. FOURTH — I 5ilb, Sanchez (7) NINTH - Mile PaceB3 C-I Han. ii 00. ii . $.QO; 7. Areh Qucla dicap Purse 1400 I Dazzling Star 121 7.20. SOC. 3. Domingo JavI (.1) (Sabatka) $1 2 FIOfidiS Bait * 13: Q 11715320. P 172)71270, 00 T,',t0 7 7 3 () re.cI Sammy IE li'vlOr' S I a. Major Jones 471 2i.300 FIFTH - I. Erdona Muoveizi (4) (Brainard) 4 IS. Rum Fantasy (P 11.30, 460. 4 70; 7 M4rurl Zaire (7) Pleely) 3 16 ,SPüaway Dale (Shell) S t:'j,r-, Wednesday, - ASSOCIATION, a corporation misnot,ceshallbepubllshedonce organized and existing under the each week for four consecutive at the end of a career spent sullimer for their league's pitching in leagues major and lllinimwn .300-a-rnonth salary. laws of the United States of weeks in the Evening Herald. America, Dated this 3rd day of November, rumor. A few years ago, Houton and 0laintiff, 1975 So the ex-New York Yankee .anothcr writer compiled a book vi (Seal) and "Ball Four" author beof CARLO. KROPIandANN V. XROPI, sports stories entitled, I Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. hit )lC. canw I WAIIC-'I'V sportscaster Managed Gid, But I3o' Did Clerk of the Circuit Court Defendants By' Elaine RiCharde bert'. lie now works for W('RS- Tht'' l'la' Bad." MORTGAGE Deputy Clerk TV In I-'un ('It' and draws a FORECLOSURE The title caine From a claim George A Sprinkel IV NOTICE OF ACTION tiiucti"better-than-baseball of es-major leaguer Itock' 1451 Highland Road TO CARL 0 KROPI and Winter Park. Florida 3flS9 salary. lie's done pretty well Bridges, then managing a CaliANN V. K RON, Attcrney for Petitioner for hlmnself fur-nm League tviirli and having his wife. ,'ubllsh Nov 5. I?, 19. 26 1975 Residence and il fine, if low-paid, time. DEl i; The odd thing is, he was back addee'ss unknown IlOuton was asked if he had as out there pitching for three INVITATIONFOR BIOS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED t - III 170, 740. 3 CPiiihOAItu 40. 0(1 6)3-4 40. P (61:14100, Bg 0(7 4 with alt 1)12100; (2 4 with ill 6) 307 A T770, P4a'- d1e - 1111)05 TOI1IGHT'S T\I CASE No. 7S-2044CA09A default will be entered against you WINTER PARK FEDERAL lOr the relict demanded in the o(work.Thisonredfiveyears enoughtogivetumaleavesohe Jal AIaI ; Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. —. Legal Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons Havin Claims or Demands Againtt Sa:d Estate: You are hereby notifed and guired to present any Claims and dimands which you may xa against the estate of VAN BUPEN WHA ILEY. detased lai Of Seminole County, Florida. to the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file the same in duplicate and as provided in Section 733 16, Florida Statutes, in their ollices in the County Courthouse in Seminole County. Florida. within four cIendar months from the time Of the first publication hereol, or the same will be barred Filed at Sanford, Florida, thit 10th day of October, 1975. S Jerome Silvey Whaltey As Executor 5: Thomas 0 Freeman Attorney for [stale of VAN [WREN WHATLEY. deceaSed Freeman & Woolfotk PROCLAMATION OF CO floe 70, Altarnnn!e Sprns ci REGULAR ELECTION 32701 TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS Pubflth Oct 79, Nov 5. 1?. 19, 1975 OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY. DES 110 FLORIDA: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THC by the City ot Cassetberry, Florida, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- tnatpurIajanttolawfulauthorjtythe CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE City of Casselberry, FIorid, thatl COUPITY,FLORIOA. on Tuesday. December 7. 1975 CIVIL ACTION ACTION NO. 11- during the legil hours for voting l$79-CA09-B hold the regular election 04 the City HERBERT H. GEAR flIER and Casseiberry, Florida. EDWARD ENGLANDER, Said election shall be held at tnt' Plaintiffs, Cassetberry Fire Department vi Building on Triplet Lake Drive on JOSEPH STONE. as trustee,et al, saiddateandattheiimesauthori:ed Defendants for the purpose ol electing thC NOTICE OF SUIT follOwing City officials, to wit; 1TO; JOSEPH STONE ard ONE 1 MAYOR of the City of " MARILYN STONE, hi5 wife, Caiselberry, Florida and JOSEPH STONE. iwo u MEMBERSOF THE City AS TRUSTEE Council of the City of Casselberry, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Florida All parties claiming interests by, Thit Notice shall be posted at through, under or against Joseph required in the City of Casseiberry, Stone and Marilyn Stone. his wife, Florida, and shall be published in and Joseph Stone. as Trustee, the Evening Herald once each week and to all part let having or claiming (or at least 'our (4) consecutive tohave any right. titleor interest in ._. • .,... ,,.. r-..'.... , ,oxt ' '”' " " the reai property herein described, Oated at Casselberry, Florida, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED this 73rd day of OCtober. AD. 197S. that an iction to foreclose a mom (Seal) (btgageontlse fotI-whg real property Bill B. C,rier, in Sem,nole County. Florida. Mayor LC1 91 05 SLAVIA COLONY CO.'S Pciblish. Oct. 39, Ploy. 5 12, 19, 76, SUBDIVISION,accordingtotp*ptai thereof recorded In PhI Book 2. DES 169 Page 71. 05 the Public Recorcts of Seminole County. Flor,da, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND hat been filed against you and you FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, are required to terse a copy of your FLORIDA. written defenses, if any, toit on van CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-fl67-CA4-B den Berg, Gay & Burke. P A.. at In Re: Marriag, of Post Office Box 193, Orlando. HARVEY C. JONES, Husband and Florida 32107, and file the original JOAN TAYLOR JONES, Wife *ith the Clerk of the above 5t'ted NOTICE OF ACTION court on or before Noven- ber 11th, TO JOAN TAYLOR JONES. 1975; otherwise a judgment may be Wife entered against you for the relIef 10$ St. Claire Aveouc demanded in th, complaint or Spring Lake. New Jersey 07762 petition YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a WITNESS my hand and the seal of Petition for Divorce has be-en filed said Court on October 13th, 197$ against you by HARVEY C. JONES (Seal) and you are required to serve a copy Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. of your written defenses, if any, tQ Clerk of the Circuit Court the Petition, on the Petitioner s attorney. GEORGE A SPRIPIKEL By Elaine RiChard. Deputy Clerk IV, whose address is 1151 Highland Publith Oct 15.32.79, Nov. 5, 1975 RoadWlnt,rPark,Fior,da377S9, ___________________ or before December 10th. 1975, ard DES 107 ftetheorigrial *th the Clerk Of tns Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Court, either beiore st-rvice on Petty Considers Investing iiSOfl IMDB) 1$ 10. ScheiI(ng lciiZ field, despite a more liberal Se- lie also said he has been in lems," the commissioner said champions against a group of EIGHTH: I Alja Mcnclia. 7 t 3). 10 Lauflin (Dfl) contact with representatives of about the Memphis and Bir- college All-Stars, will be played Marur, lection procedure. Manolo t)cngoa. 3 1.1 MILES NFL ComniLssloner Pete Ho- Meniphis atiti Birmingham Friday idght, July 23. tuiingtiam applications. Innily Prep GnI 18. Mount Dora Muoer:a, 4 Sala Ju4n, S Fer.nn Ally, 6 SanO Larrca, 7 Celaya zelle, here (or the league's p Aquirre. 8 Chucho Aip. I arksd1le uP) 10 , 7 threeday uiiectings, said TuesNINTH: 1 Agufrre. 7, Zarre, 3 TI') 10 17. 3 Stens?rom (MOB) Er°a,5 7 tlay the utethod of stocking '0 71. 3 Crenthaw (TP) 1037. 1 Azp. I Bilbao Mcn ey 1Va Sri 1 t R p CcqiilI 1 Pt 10 Ii S Curt% i C1 SO fl Seattle and Tampa, which both TENTH: I Clwcho, 7 Marur,. 3 Larrea. S Mencha, 6 begin play in the 1976 I Fcrmn. S.nt, Mucjuerta, I Altu has yet to Lx' determined. alPro Hockey though he inclicateil a "more PA C ELEVENTH: I CacPio Ethave. 7 1< a y J o i ii eci Ta ni p a liberal" draft process appears P4HL Ojuja AIIu, 3 Manolo Juan. WJICS Conferncr Domingo Zarre, S Barre MigucI. 6. likely. Nefris Divts(on Alaa fltga. 7 Aretha Alp,. I IJJ.S ANGELES (API - John athletic director. Newspaper cu.stomary cigar, McKay said, L{oiclle said more players W I'1 PIt OF GA Er:a P1i L AngeleS 9 4 0 II 41 11 TWELFTH: I Erdola Muguenia. might be eligible for Selection McKa) says money wasn't tile reports s-aid he would earn "1 Imagine when I get to my MontreiI S 7 2 IS 59 75 2 Fcrmn Murl. 3 Sata Ally. I than in previous expansion titain reason he decided to leave nearly $2 million on a five-year $330,-000 house I'll find a cigar Ptt 4 1 1 9 35 11 ChycP- Mt-cha. S SantE Juan, 6 factory inside it. In fact, for the sibiIit)' the University ci Southern contract. Detroit 2 S 3 7 3) 51 Marur' Alp', 7 Cetaya Larrea. • drafts, citing the "Ttgse figures are so ridicupast week all I've been doing is that players on the injured List. California for the new Tampa Washn. 210 1 S 41 65 Bilbao Agurre Adams Division for example, may Lx' available. Ray Buccaneers of the Natio'lal lousI)' out of lint' it makes m' hiring four chauffeurs." 1(1 92 19 61 event, bootbilrs l'iitLiall League. Asked hcre he planned Lii Rut JoI) hve tunes as difficult. i Harness Racing Iorønto 6 4 I 13 37 36 And McKay said he won't be of pro coaches will read that live, McKay quipped: "In that best would line up against the Boston 5a 12 37 Calif SEMINOLE TURF CLUB 3 8 7 S 37 14 expansionists. since in the titaking as much as has been anti go to their owners and try $350,000 house I read about. I MARTY STEIN Campbell Conlerenc just don't know where I'uii gon. clubs' first two years of exis- reported, to get $2 million. i wouldn't BENEFIT NIGHT Patrick Diviston McKay announced last Week that kind of riioney (or five rw get the money for all the tence they would meet all the Pn,IptIa 9 1 2 20 6 ply us:na 7 1 1 15 si FIRST — I Mile PaceClaimtnq other present NFL teams once, that he was leaving as the uni. football coaches with Jitti furniture for that place." NV Rangr S 7 1 11 13 SI $1,000-Purse $500 I Royal Victor and each other twice. vvrsitvs Football . coach and Brown thrown in." Mckay said he didn't want to Atlanta 4 6 1 9 77 71 (Faber) S 1 7. Constant Byrd (No SmyIM Division D'iver) 10 1) Jothua lSlrong)??1. The plan is to place the Mckay said he had made no make the announcement of his ChIcago 7 4 2 16 33 Sieher:ade (01111 6 I S Bandido Seattle Seahawks in the Nationiclyvees Hit recommendations to school departure this soon but news. St LOut 3 5 3 9 31 31 Ranger (P'per) 6 1 6 Scotlys Am Vancvr officials on who should replace paper reports disrupted his 3 S 3 9 39 54 b,Iion (Kt.ntzworlh) 31 7 Scotch al Football Conference West DiHomestretch C 3 7 1 7 iS 42 Stun (Provost) 9 2 5 Je4ferson vision for the 1976 season and in hull but added, 1 would think family and he had to. And he Mrv 3 7 0 6 79 34 Import (8loc) SI AE I H,reco IT the American Conference West Juniar varsity football season they'll add two jobs. With more said he agrees with a statement Crariki Tuesdays Results in 1977. The Tampa Buccaneers hits the homestretch Thursday women becoming involved in Monday by Ohio Suite Coach New Vork islanders S. Cal SECOND- Race-C-) Pace.1 Mile. tornia 3 Purse $5001. Proud Mac Win (Sica) would be ticketed for the AFC night as four games dot the sports and the cutdown ou WOody Hayes, who said, "I''e Ntw VOi'k Ran9ers 4, Van 77 Aoos Dutchess (FiIpelIi) S %rest in 1976 and the NF'C West 'chedulc of iames involving spending, the athletic director never seen a good coach who is couYer 2 LC4C Ranger kurti*orth) 10 1 i in 1917. Seminole County teamits. is buss'. It'sonly about a 99-hour a lame duck coach." Today'sOamn Ne*ponl Valley (Harp) S I Both years Tampa and Pie'w York Islanders a' Pilts From Trail (Sedcrst 3.1 •, The list tif 7:30 games in- a day job." "I feel personally relieved Madam Runner (Wilse-yt 5 1 7. Rudy Seattle get to play each other, eludes I.ake Brantley at McKay chided one reporter that I announced it," said rrIadlphia at Chicago Adams tSpriggs) 611 Marion SIN .''ontreaI at Atlanta tM Crank) 9 7 AE I Race The Wind as well as the other 13 teams in ,popka, Winter Park at sho printed the "details" of Mckay, "but Woody is probLos Angeles at Washington (Bridges) their respective conferences, Lvuiian. New Smyrna Beach at McKay's contract, which in- ably correct on that statement. Detrmt at Toronto THIRD. RaceC.3 Pace.) Mile"This way, the people In ()viedo and Lake Howell at cludeda$350,000houseand five I don' think I can be as elfecSt Cool at Mnnesola Purse 1500- 1. Fly Fly Fella Seattle and Tampa will see, ci-. Seminole. automobiles. Puffing on his tive a coach now." California at Kansas City cStaderI SI 2 J M Capt8in (No Boston at SjflaIo Driytr) tO 1 3 Merrydell Mite Thursday's Games (Kucli) 61 4 Feather Hill (Me Los Atqeles at Pt'i,t8dtlpij Danrl) 10 1 S Morakas Racer a? 51 Lout lOrmsby) 72 6 Sims Kin (No Divet) S 1 1. Donnie Aumpas WHA 'Wtse'yI 31 S Ban Jour Quick I WL TPt5OFOA (H) 61 AE I Pasha Time IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE P0. 73-30S.CP In Re: Estate VAN SURE P4 WHATLEY IF'J BRIEF SIXTH: I Oginia Sanhcz. 7 tarreQuoIa, 3 Aricha I NEW YORK M — Seattk ther at home or on 'I V1 all 26 Irom the defunct World FootMeanwhile, the NFL unaniCacho Jat. S Alava Zarre. 6 tbao Ptrez, p .ind T1impa. the new expaflSion teams in their first two years," ball League, which are both niously approved a two-year Negu, EIorza. 7 MQUCI teams in the National l"oatb1ill ROwlle Stttl. 'lanning to formally request extcniion of the league's C011 SEVENTH: 1 Dornno A1br1 Rozelle said the NH. is se- AT MOUNT DORA MOB) 17 Ti. 6 6 — . Er.,:a MiçueI S I'c'rrn,n Ethat8 Sala t.arrea, 7 CeIay, Cross Country Legal Notice I Enclosed is S . ... Ptease send me COpIes of '76 at SI 95 each ------- NAME __RST EveryTue&'fl'iurs 'IIL1 ___________.. CITY STATE ZIP '" — -, CHILDREN.SOC ,J L — — - - - 4 r" - •'c l_-_ P �- -- 31—Apartments Furnished - 41--Houses 1 ledrO0m & kit(hCfl apt. maturt. Qentleman No dents $10 plus CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orbndo 322 - 2611 831 - 9993 - CLASSIFIED DEPT. - RATES Duplex. $?i Pt'r '"0 1 thru S times HOURS 3 SATURDAY 9-Noon 3111 after i p n _______ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It - CISitirdAt1Sdidn' t Work there wouloni ot' any. ________________________ flfll IP'JFS Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Ff !doy l4t-2 18-Help Wanted r'1't - Leiithfl' '.nrq,ar' 135! Kelp' Now '. S6 I Of . ' C.11013 __ ------- ' - - - - - APE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll - On •i tl, g h iY proflab'e ladies ap Hotlinf," Adulft or Te"S __ Caflcollect for Mr Carl L9OI)764 _________ Taxi Cob Business L Fully eQuipped ALSO - _. .. - - -,- ___ __ 33--Houses Furnished Larry Saxon, -J I 11 - i ~, . - , . I r unning ___ - 4) !111 . - 1 — --- Nia' :ar9e-3raPt.thadetr.-s.,ront street entrance, includes utilIties, for ,.AI~ / I . Sale ti- ;4- Call after BAMBOO Lutheran Church of 3223552 or Mrs. Martin. 322 6401 Redeemer, - , - APTS Pic k . Virglni, and Fourth St. Wed, Thurs . Fri Bring own container, U by. YOU these .. .9 - oncert Season ~ 11 '., . I . ,, -N IV _ - . MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE $150 $175 Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH ______ - 18-Help I - ' .' r~ , -_ II , 4 -- ,. -, 'rts . .( . shoc ks. deep chrome wheels, I — - .'\, ' - % - IV ,' ~ 19-it, : •. I 38 --Wanted I - I' ' ' -. - - to Rent trailer opts Adult I family park. Weekly. 35)5 .twy 17 97, Sanford. 373 1930. a live in and care for for 2 miles from downtown 372 1499. ,,. , apartment; ..,,_ . - . 4 .N . .r 4 401.*1 _f . I - "P4Oyfe benefit's If you a te4 starter Sales minded. II wantfOfa!ktoyou CatlSS$7S71.Sf am tol. 30 pm. for appointment.1 a rrI .ft ,ne LlrA T L'I. and , The City of Lcorigimowo needs a Water AVALOPIAPARTMENTS AD(JLTS.NOPETS 116W 2nd 51 'hrty day's. Must be c,rtifiad with a least a C lit Water and a C in. Small apt 5*3; large) borm, Sewer. This is through CETA large 7 bdrm. 11)0, water fur program AppflCInt's must apply visited; conveniently k'cated. 327 to the Department of Administra $617.______________________ tate Services. Comprehensive wr)wl FAciNG Manpower PIannit.g Divis i on, NP*. modern, I story efficiency Semino le County, t a r ids, apartments, attractively fur Seminole Plaza, Miss Shelly fluShed conveniently located and lreufid beautifully landscaped $135 moo AVON Call between 830$ For an Want to earn Extra Xmas mone y? tovm.I.on i-all 332070.4 Call 641 3(119 - MILLIONS OF DOLLARS en Real Estate is sold daily in the Nurses. RN'S, LPN's; Aides. Aide Cilitifieni ads Nothing small Companion; Needed Immediately, atOjf that, 6750634 H'p wanted, part time waitress. 11 Lake Mary- Clean furnushet apartment for working men only, , $95 Phone 327 3930 ____ 11-1 r r_~- - -- . shaded lot. 147.500 with terms, COMPLETELY FURNISHED-l?'s60' r'ble hcmC, large Florida room, carport, patio & utility buildings. 7 Beautiful Shaded fenced lots Income from lot rental O-*ner will finance Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom home, close to Schools and shopping. 171,000. Builder or Developer- Exceptional buy In building lots just f Of enough - . from town SEE 'iS TODAY Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 1991 1919 S. French 7374,377 1494,327 1991 Schuren Realty P[A( TOPS i?'? BranthOflic, No. 1 7431 Ortaricto Drive 322 1302 ________ Kish Real [state "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" 3 BR. 7 bath, carpet, VACANT range, central heat & a i r. Nearly new 575500 MI.S IJFAITOPS - 321.0041 JIM HUNT "N 327 399) * * 122 9711 Ad Can Maiic Room In And Money in Your Pocket! Call 322.2611 or 831-9993 To Plate Your Mon9y Making Ad ____________________________________ n new cirpe.. po ten -ed yisrd. '3 rct' . ,'Iti tiiij' ;ir1'rir take ovef . ~ I Kathy's Unique, 2610 Hiawatha Ave specializing In Macrame Materials and Unusual Guts 373. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE III 315E First St 3773427 Two 40 gal. Rheem water heateni, for natural $55 each Never used 3735100 gas ereva Uardens j.i1 L.t R ea l Estate "'' t''i WewiIS provide the Dust* McGuire, 121 -_ ---.--------- - _________ _________ ________ TAFFER REALTY . j Rev ftht Estate Broke1100 s' I I 0 _ ~ - - I ' I -_ T~ ~ 0 & Z it , to A 0 ofi) Art, Sex i - I , A sl~ , "o, N Her 'I . I • ~~_ -- i , - - , , I 9' ;. r i I I N, 0-10 -, . I, .11 - ;11 '- 5 - I - ,- ; a I ' ~' ~1. . , ft ' -4%t 4, " - - : - Sue Stevenson ilefil andMrs. Florence Malles. (Herald Photos by BIH Vincent Jr.) Subjects ______________ L ttle G ftsForL i i I first - tt' mor ,..AiIIflflt 5IIJiiUii•U" arned -•-- -- __________________________________________ __ , , - — — ..- -.-.."- •• ,,. - .. -- .. .s. art I unuuwnrng I , .-i*j 1, ;%~ I ~0.1 - ...i"n?rai Heat & Ar Cool tenrig For 'ree e'Stirr,atrs, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 377 improvements HOME IMPROVE ALL TYPES OF CAR PFNTRY AND REPAIRS 377 t: xter'or Plasterinu Platter t.,thin & s'mu(1teJ ___...._!ba hi-ICI & Stone Socc.ait. 377 2750. Yr i KING Plumbing Supplies -_______ F 'lures Water Heaters I a m to BATH ENCLOSURES P on tH'1, 5.iI 23I Park Think No messy CurtainS, no wet 373 Sdt? floors Fully adlustabte for any zv' tt c' shc.,.r i"f cleanIng Pressure Cleanjng' track 867 83.14 AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK 21 hour service All makes DYKES AIR CONVI lOPIllIG, 327 1*77 - Slates meeting, I I - (4 - - - Rishona ________________________ __ Inferior portions set .n , Pholoqrapt'y by Munson Cockayne Fine weding Photos reas on ably priced Pii. 3?) 611, t1ENT 1314 ; (. Photog1hy t'ur' 1771. I - - nome AlA CLEANS ALL Exterior Presturecleanng Land Clearing Roofing. Gutters. Screen 70 Yes, IS) Eip Tr- 33-) . '' Land CIr.lrng Tracic': .'i' 377 3790 - Beauty Core OWiP's BEAUTY SALON I formerly Harniett's Bea uty - Home Improvements I Censelberry. Phone 831 9641, Paneling door. window s hung. etc. By llse hour or by the_____________________ j, concre$ewor k. - - interior, , ___________________ Exterior Plastering, Platter Patching & simulated br ick & stone specialty 327 V8' If you ire having diffiCulty firidin? a plac. to live, tar to drive, a lob. Of some service you have need Of, read all "warill ads every day I) Roofin Ill " 43 Elopert root repair%. I list foot$ 0, 46 shingles All Work RROGC)F?4 oorjpic, )7) 6700 MDM.I Offl .. trips - OFFICE - Ok Blvd. Ditch ________________ - AND WATER -- , circumstances : . HEATING I yy s--. ,, llUilthUfliJ, I. Ivating p i; it Custom Work L,cented, l5c'ndri Free estimate 323 103$ SOLAR maintains ______ RadIo a NEED A SERVICEMAN? Yau'II find him listed in our Business ServU Directory MACHINES — 'cm All mAkCt and m1p1s Ic,. 1...'',, :(I-. ,r, t . 'iHr',% Math r"'c J) 9 ',e tired help on that Saturday 10t" HtIIWaY17.97,5Jn(O,dN,JfTOCaVRII,t- marches I JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Call Phil Gonsalet 30$ 323 3939. • 4 BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU - 322•2090 •0i Iai'e, Free Boatipq BRool *futihni,tr Drp Captrnq G S'e. Urninu young —1 Uphofteinq ' '-" - Uu.tIt uphoistiring Free puck -j de livery Call for fre, estimate 701 1 Commercial 37) 6'fSl __________________________ SLIM at,nr.r,c AhI ,. .,'1; put. STFP(DW VALUES FROM THE WANT At) COLUMNS, Painting otective i a DAVE'S PAINTING WOrkS Slow- Cheap Rates Freemstmafe '? Pest Control - Well Drilling ' OPI '. e ii ,T i j'4TpOL 1L Ii DoWtIfty A -TT6r: - aMi' Joey SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types 5Ite We repair ServiCe Paoli Dry" I)7J 1665 recent ... ,., Anywho`re'_____..-11-.,,,, Applian; - - -__ _______ Lookun f' garden - equipment! Reid today's ciastfied ads for good t'uy's - Ti Oc.7rdng&Groomng 377 457 SUPPLY CO 1rdSt - kI I 3236.437 A - SP!l,,II Clastif,r,j Ad btinga big returns Try one' and see Call 372 7611 or fl 9991 fl3'8670,r 831.9)77 j (1 AWAITING YOUR WORI) l)evause the)' didn't want us DEAR AWAITING: I so(c living in the same city. ii'i: Is JLVy WIll be 18 the month with you. If your parents want to Indulge the child, suggest af te r sc hool star ts. What can he that they buy him one gilt and or I do about it? I.OST Wl'I'hiOtJ'I' hIM start a savings account for him. DEAR 1/)51: Nothing until The boy may not appreciate I: Ni, now, but be will when It's time Joe)' Is of age and aWe to do as ____________________________________________________ he pleases. to go to college, ___ ____ ____ _____ ____ ______ _____ lstYou(8tJsIflessDIl322l ord ____ ______ (~wii _____ __________________________ gç93 i ttl e F olk Little gifts for all the lit tle $3.50. Paint a different day of folk on your shopping list can the week on each hanger, and add up to a big expense if you're she'll enjoy straightening out If not careful. Pre-planning is the her clothes. secret. List each child and an appropriate gift for five doltar3 BRADFORD. Pa. I AP) — Tullah Hanley, the millionaire beHy United States and, after living quietly for many years, decided to how inany pictures are included. Tullah has submit gi-=AOSE ted douns, or less before setting foot In the - - dancer who likes to shock people with her frankness about sex, court celebrity by capitalizing on h er well-preserve1 body and her induding some full nudes of hex-sell and a backview nude of one of stores. mat way, you're lea-s has written a huge biography, husband's remarkable art Collection. Included are tips on how to the two lovers he says she provided her husband aft er he stopped likely to buy those ta ntalizing III: 'My love life in a nutshell 5(X) pages," she Joked during an Improve your sex life and a lot of the one-liners she has been making love to her. and expensive toys on display. Intet-view at her storefront home on the main Street in Bradford, collecting since her birth 49 years ago. Publication Is planned this fall. Tullah says she Wrote ever')' Remember that even the Some samples: where she lives surrounded by a million dollars worth of art. word herself and Piper backs her upon that. The book's title Is to smallest present looms large in "If you have noth ing to hide, then show it. If you have nothing to be "Love of Art and An of Love." It is a conversational account of the daughter of a former the eyes of a child if you add a show, t he n hide it." rem girl in Hungary, who found a millionaire husband In the Tullah, a nonstop ta lker wi th a voluptuous body kept firm by personal touch. , "A rich woman ca nnot make love to an indigent. At he strict diet and daily exercise, says she' wrote th e book "because I Boys of all ages love to fly wants your body, then he wants your money." aspire to inspire before I expire." That's typical Tuflahism that kites. Large plastic kites emThe center piece and the incident she will be promoting isn't supposed to m ea n much but perhaps provoke a laugh. e blazoned with eagles or butduring a national tour this fall — is her accountof how she refused has %Titten another book. about the love 11fe of George Bemard terflies cost about $3.50. a mastectomy aft er a cancer was discovered on the edge of her Shaw. It was not a best seller. or the toddler, a classic gift W 1xitowst in 1970. She says the tumor was accidentally found, and oesn't need the monsey —:;he could sefl her is a shovel and pail , , nd LITy removed, in the office of a Hungari an docto r friend in New York. art, she has gas and oil holdings and some stock in th e Hartley only cost $1.00. A plastic te says she had gone th ere after being attacked and cut on the Family brick factory the reason probably is her love of wheelbarrow is about $3.00. By A1tRAII. VAN BtJIWN street near hek apartment. publicity. In her book she puts It this way: child wi th artistic talents Subsequently, she says, a team of doctors in Buffalo Brad"i have a birth defect, a strange malady: chronic, incurable will love a watercolor set tinDEAR ABBY: I a 30-yearford is on the New York state line south of Buffalo insisted on a spothghtitls, an itch to stand out." ported from England , old ba chelor. For the last year mastectomy a a pr ecaution against a secondary and Tullah lived quietly for almost 20 years after she married her Where there are boys, there I've been going with a very her rhnnee'e i'if ctirvivinu wwp small If ehsi run mt hmt'g, .1i:.._.,t,.... .,.,.r TT_I.... m,i. ., w t, isiiiv& n,.TdIl iiiuuuiwire, tuwuru 1. nuxuey. on e WZS3 i ann a oeuy are bikes. And where there are pretty, 28-year-old school the surgery. dancer working In Buffalo. He was 55 and already well on his way bik ti room rfor acteacher. I have asked her to "My body Is my life and I wi not convinced the danger was so to putting toge ther one of the great private art collections in this (Ie3 re s marry me, but she says she is great," she says. She refused and says all tests since then have . country. Another good present for an notinanyhur-ry to get married. tven negative. Tullah admits the story is hard to befieve. But she *.4* 1 A i i m n D^ AA A T K. The naintings0 and thousands of rare books and manuscrints1 athletic child is admission nronpq a 'All lionfirei liflos ic oinhipliat.-nhIn Un nna wi iv%ittel Inuant 1% She told tile that she has been e.. rnv.,. were kept in uteir moueat nome nere, and iuii.an stuwea tiflUl tickets to the local rollerskating tak tngbihcono1p11tsfort stories as have happened to me." she became knowledgeable. I)F:,\It ANY: My husband or ice rink. Wt four years' 'In case she Her publisher, Piper Publishers of Minneapolis, says no effort In the 1960s, she talked him Into exhibiting the paintings and she and I are senior citizens. We For htdy with an eye to raped." has been made to verify the story. Paul Piper, who is overseeing began her second career as a social shocker, giving tours of the the latest fashlon!;,, there are live in the suburbs and do riot We have never been Intimate. dn the project, said he had known Tullah for several years and never collection dressed in sexy outfits and lots of advice on how to find knee high socks with ten Don't get me wrong. I'm no to be wrong. happir.ess in bed. After he died In 1969, the gave away substantial brightly colored individual toes When we are invited out, is It found one of her stories angel. I've tried, but she won't "Tullah is a genuine eccentric," he said, "She to a of the collection and staged some spectacular parties she let She claims she Is still a proper to ask the hostess if she different drummer, We ha ve to look at her differently than the called "Tullah Happenings." The biggest was in San Francisco se lling for around three dollars. has Invited someone who lives To help a young girl organize virgin. As tar as I know, she rest of the wor'd." where 9,000 attended and Tullah danced with art students her closet, give her a near us and drives and if he of doesn't date anyone else. . 11per said the book would run around 500 pages, depending on decorated only with paint. wouldn't mind meeting us at a seven wooden hangers for about how do you figure this pil l conventent bus stoo or nlcklnsz .....s • OUSIflCSS LIUD Notes us up? And if it's proper to ask, who should call these people to DEAR LE.ARY: It's possible, make the arrangements? The of course. But I (ma It a little hostess or us? ( hard to swallow. B If we could get there by a DEAR AIIBY: With bus ride there would be The Rishona Group of October business Christmas approaching, my in simple secretary; Mrs. Wm. French, members will leave for laws have already started to no problem. But the places Hadassab will hold a bazaar on Members were urged to take correspondence secretary; Jacksonville to visit the buy presents for our son (their we're usually Invited to require Nov. 12 at the Maitland Civic plants to the Garden Club for Mrs. 0. Hubbel, treasurer, and Jacksonville Museum of Art two or three bus transfers or Center on Lake Lily, from 10 the upcoming Golden Jubilee Mrs. E. C. Curry, chaplain, only grandchild), and the Cummer Gallery of Art. which areplacesthatcan'tbereacbi urn, to 4 pin, celebration. presents a problem. Ira M. Koger will speak to the b)' bus at all. Installation of officers will group about the outstanding Icei will go towards Horticulture Even though they know that given We realize that taxis are Youth Allyah, which by Mrs. B. F. McWhorter. tiike place Nov. 28. A paid dues collection of Chinese porcelain we bought him a small tricycle available, but they're too ex- daycentersinlsraelforJewish Ferthlizergrassandctt.rus trees card for the current year is which he gave to the for his thrid birthday last children, many of whom are now, before the winter, she required and must be shown if Jacksonville Museum of Art, month, they have already pensive for us. I.EM. refugees from Arab Countries, recommended. itiso, separate membership in the club is Mteracateredluncbeonatt houht him a racing car and a desired. DEAR PROBLEM: It is Eastern Europe and the Soviet day hillies and daisies. fire truck to drive. In addition museum the group will go to the to Inquire. UnIon, to that, they've bought him a not improper Cummer Gallery of Art where Art Tour New and used clothing, sled, a desk and chair set, an Hosscver, the thoughtful theywillrec'eivean informative Eastern Star of your jewelry and household Items elaborate aquarium and a hostess who is aware Membership in the Loch lecture and tow- by Ralph still make up- scihl he on sate in addition to cow boy outfit, complete with 'I On Oct. 24 Eastern Star Haven Art Center gives a Wark, who donated to the ProprIalto suggestions when hand-crafted articles. Members foffned a new club in person many special privileges inuseLun the Meissen Collecpossible (P,S. Chronic ridethey are still buying! Deltona called The &itellites. and Wrtunities. One of the3e alongs should remember to AMC)sa Circle We know they enjoy sh opping The group will meet the fourth is art 81.1 tours to other for their only grandson, but reward the driver with a Twelve members of th? Friday of the month at 10 a.m. museums. For more information, showering him with presents modest gift.) Mimosa Circle, Sanford Garden in the Arts and Crafts Building On Nov. 12, at 8 a.m., contact tech Haven Art Center. DEAR AIII3Y: My problem IS ('lub, anti one guest Int'l at the in the ('orninunity Center. creates problems. Our gifts and hLfl overly pr parents home of Mrs. C. E. Chorpening, the gills of th e other grandElected officers are Mrs. parents who can't afford much who a re n't mine. Joey and I president for a covered dish Charles Weydig, presideht; en going t have og et he r for a be will look like nothing. Also, our hllm)c'hcon prior to their Mrs. G. W. Jatho, recording ____ ___ _____________________ SOn will not be able to up- long tiiiie, and we are deeply in love. But because neither of u.' _________________________________________________ predate anything, Abby, do we have the right to is of legal age, we're both under limit the amount of gifts my our parents' domi na tion. His pa rents moved to ano ther hu.rband's parents give to our city, and even though had rhild? 11 J My husband says we a full college scholarship in the shouldn't de pr ive them of this cIty 113 which I live, his paren ts _____ _______________________________ ' ___________________________________ ______ Mn. Alan Dickey (right) attended concert with Mrs. Glen Adee, her husband' s grandmother who Is visiting - Sanfrlrd from Philipsburg, Kansas. . Pill Story Is Hard ' 0 "'" " Sli -- - "•- \ il 'a lli0onaire Dancer 'Revea/ed' In Book Mi I I " ) - ie "•'' , -.__________ - - ,~_, --. I 10 . V-1 - - v ? --- k, - - : report was Pro4es'ionity Managed Il - NO SECURITY Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts Fum, or' linfum, 7 ba"' (B rcn'e an Sanford - Carport. 532.5.00 32) 8545 - am (IOr,t 3 Mo. 6 Mo. & 1 Year Lee 137 W. Commercial Ph 372 7811 Sanford 1, - 16SI. Rag. 45.00 I can cover your home with alum tiding & soffit system. Also SANFORD All, 1 I. . - AIurnkum Sidbig 125 If ''-' Ii. , : I floss Robert and children Rrantley and Julia, at Sanford Civic Center,Slonclay night. Honda Civic, 4 Wed fransmis Call • ONLY - Luxury Patio Apartments -1 rnkrr - - Seminole Mutual Concert Assorillition President Bettye Smith greets new members Mr. and Mrs. Membership Cbsdrnan Irene Brown Icenter) we] III o e mutnW Concert members Mn. 00 es I 09-tim AM .19; ___________________________________ ____________ PV At. IOR)fl 7199 "' 1. - ..s-.'~ !j . - I • iD. mw` - Spec Ia I Ar., 141r CaliBart Real Estate . 1.4M , '_a -- . . " Dealer , ~ NDERCOATING FULLER BR USH in "I' 5')900 rnOt+ "v'' Wk14 / . damaged Stock Payton's Children's Wear (Formerly Buttons 'N Bows), 2640 Hiawatha Phone 372 1301. 1505 W. 25th St. '04 1u - gets INVENTORY CLEARANCE (to make room for new stock) Everything Reduced To Clear' k~__ ______ . ___________________ - •... FROM bro(" of 't. ,t rI Sion. beautiful Silver finish 11 995 ____________________________ recrnllr I - Long*ood Sale TOWNHOUSES decorated, central air, Screened ( - . ~ . ________________ .- - Nmwe v-iClassified i,.it & , -n& --------- STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, II _ JOHN KRIOER.A5SoC a Unwanted Items Cluttering g Your House? - - ___ - -- — 1171 ""Ba er 2 BEDROOM Interest ilik j, - e new Call In 1115?0or 134 VehiCieS - STUDIO 1,2.3 BEDROOM SUITES * p.1yrnent Or na mental Stone firrplacei turned columns. $unkin paneled family room, 3 bedrooms, garage, redwood fence, carpet FHA Via $31 827? CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Like '/ "N 373 0645 *Spanish Charm* * 7¼% fri Htii Pv.atf,' Reg Ri'al ESI3tt - INC. 3272111 AFTER HRS 7521 Park Or REALTOR Call W REALTY i . 'I' (new location) it? and septic tank. Ready to build, Phon e In 1172. Low down HOME BUSINESS 3 Bedroom, 1 bath. central air, with comm,qcIal ,zoning Walt to Will carpet, e. ;eltmr't hn-i to I've 'n Operate a business l,9OO. WOW' WHAT A BUY' Extra nl(e I - . ,'• . . . -, , Chico & The Man 1,7k Brou.m motor home, 71' low mileage. %I,W down i I Acr es east of Sanford. Has 7 wt41s 7651 Stemper Realty Isis, - SAVE 60 pct, and more on smoked Exclusive Area P- !.rr N. 75--ReCreal lona I - - ii, rare Dr. Quality) bedroom,? bath hon,t on canal, plus pool Large tree home with SWIMMING POOL,) bedroom", 2 t-.*1Li, family room. choice location. Only $79,900 Hurryt IIL,/" 'T" 72 Veoc 0 , 11 Duster, 2 ,), w, 1"S Manvolher'l. to ch00%jfrom Longwood Road Call 1316M days or after 5 p.m. call 3775366 for 4 / - - - I J 11. I A 11 ; . Merchandise GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC __________ -- FOR _______________________ __________________________________ JOHNNY WALKER I . ___ ~ S1095. - bath. Florida room on 7 lots. Priced under 130.000 After 6. call 372 7851 aluminum overhang. large corner lot on paved road $25,100-- to pct down ar-mediate (xcupaor.,' 32257 & Sewer Plant era!or Must be a Spacious, well burn,%hed, rc-5409nt of Seminole County and paneled, all electrac good Quiet cnempiored for a minimum of neIghborhood. Adults 377 fl% Gremlin X, air. .- 79 Acres near Markham and Mellaneous 1. 'tI1 - ._ ' 5961 071) 3 BedroomS, central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, brick tiniSPi, MAYFAIR - BY OWNER. 3 BR. 7 I . .:t. • -' PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2543 Part Drive VOup are '12 - , 11 vil ca - I I WITH GOOD CREDIT buy used office furniture QuAntily is CtsefberryHw M. SEMINOLE CO Acreage tracti, small an large 17,000 per acre and up Terry Realty, Realtor 676 Your MLS Agency ___________ \ . . " . " . ~ - ,, . • g.,, W . 1. to 9 Classified Ads didn't work I there wouldn't be any 322•2420 Anytime 4flTVflJ, .0 it,,, $ Year old Insurance company Ms 3 Room •urnishid garage apart mint, water furnished, adults nsvrarice debit in Sanford area, only. 1100 montl'., $23 se-curly Prexious Insurance experience desireØ but not I,Mired My men depos.?. Pticre 327 1305 are earning an average of 5)5.000 Ior2Sedroortn Adults only annually and have comprphensiye Wanted Any . Excellent financing available ~ - -,- . - - 1 Any Car— No Money Down ________________ - 1, 17) 09 373 4169 43—Lo Acreage SHOPTON DOWN? This well kept 3 OR home lids pluS carpeting, range, dishwasher, disposal, fenced rear yard, paneled family room ,'ric.! $25,500 Terms. DeBary _ payments of WANT ADS' TODAY'S Sot' 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' THEY SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE 3 BR. 7 balm home on 1' acres, pool. giant trees. Running brook. fencing. feed area for your horses All for 539.900 New Block Home loTs of _. - -- - bachelor. must nave own car. 37 )O75 to 7 Experienced. Call 373 0963 between 7 to 4 - 41—Houses Clean furnished apartment Clean, furnished . FROM d.tion. Payments $104 17 mo Offered by Savings & Loan. 323 Real Estate SAN MOPARK, I, 7. 3 tme, let usthow you how .Nothing to buy and no selling Call 373 7130. ReO , ... " 4 . 17 V26AL, - I W" SK Y LIP'4E - Double wide. '73.21'v 60', 3 BR, 7 bath, raised front Screen room, c en tral air, carport awning and skirting Good con stro m .. '- --. - I" -I " W . - . .,~.. I . _________ . Sten . ~ - -•_______ ', - — . , 1_ ID Sa nf ord, 323 5700 207E 25th 32) 75)7 HAL COLBERT, REALTOR SELMA WILLIAMS. Assoc isle E ves 327 06 12 or 327 iSV W6fltId, one or two bedroom furoshed apartment on first floor. Must be cean Two adults. R F. Whec'icr, Gm Delivery, Casselbcrry. Fla I For Christmas REALTY INC ~~ . ? cW t'gulppedPayegulty&takeover ITEMS ------- I . ~ 9ff1=" _ Wagon,6 clot . new inspection. new fires SAK 321 021S Dealer. —_ payrntr'ts 322 4610 I - .-- ,,j 4 it, - - --'l 1970 Dodge Monoco 3*3 cu in air . T140SE LUXURY GET $690773 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive .. ____________ DAVE S'3?3 9,370 cellent condition Only t]" Phone pletely set up- Near 436 & Il 9'2 , I1&SRIII,LOnQ*ood Would you like to have Christmas gitt ithut paying t them? If ar housewife *ith tr Offered by SavIngs & Loan. 111.58 per mon th. 373 $051 ------------- Furnished at Residential & Commercial Lots Acreage up to -D.('O acres I f • ~ For Example. Savings & Loan. Payments. $11336 mo 3736051. FLEETLINE - Double wide new , central air, raised front scr een room,, carport, Skirting, corn . - i *~' P. '. -' goodtlres $3OOIakesIt Phone)?) 57 We Buy Furniture hp Evinrud. with trailer, •i ;I 7 e 1' •- . p .. - .. -kp , . - I flood Condition. 327 166Qldsn,oUile tow mileage 1 001 s, Oc Buy I or IL101 items t ," o"o's P-4,10, 2 1 S S30cwd Ave it, l ___ iSYr. FHA FINANCING WEKIVA RIVER- Adult park offering fishing, canoeing and Convenience sto, e .urrouncted by beautiful cab, .ir4 cwress trees. 322 4470 6 room apt , ctownsta i'j, part l' lurnstied fenced yard 5100 mo 322035.6. location, with tree-i Offered by HAL COLBERT DeBary Adults, l BR.air; close ,o stores, thurchet Ideal for retired cersons 6e4 44U or 3228054 am c C iatw. Phone now. ia s 8' e-.-rnri clast-s Greenware 8' sippej Make Your Christmas gifts 5smrrs Ceramics $29 No lan St 377 1175 wood grain lapsed siding. good Park. 56.600 per lot s-obile Homes 2 bedroom. furn4sJ'ed with cabana, on private fenced lot 51)5 mo. 323 21.69 31Apartments Lots. Highbanks Road lrbdvslrial - turn Both SC. w w Car Pet, 5100 damage deposit. 5)25 mo. 323 1359 after 530pm. 11—lflStfliCiIOfl3 I bath, US.000 10 Acres on Pine Way. 53.000 per itCtC idle itCmt with _____ TwoAptt .loc2bedroom, unfumn & NAVEL ORANGES $230 BUSHEL 322 6733 or 332 0367 54111.7 sell want act To place your ad. call yOur trencily Cl assified gal at The Herald 13-? 761). or 53) c';3 One $ 7 bedroom apartments. furnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come see. 300 E. Airpost Blvd. Sanford. 323 1310 Eat 2 BR. - ~-= -I!%-_,___,_,__- C -' speed, very clean. $1.050. 127 78)9 For used lurnturc.appiianceS. Brunswick, glass. electric start, Is' 14110t ~ E'dS Oularow the swing set or small h(y(lE COVE In - _~_ - -_~ - " " . - 11, I -, 0 * ,..'-r. , CASH 322-4132 ROBSON MARINE 2977 P4W'y. 1797 Offered by Barrington. double wide, new. 24' 1 60'. central air, large raised 1AC ,4seast Of Sanford. $2.000 Will 574-1010 6 pm.. 32) 9579._ ____________________________ mo 6 No pet s et"Y mo screen patio carport skirting Very attractive, 5165 t.)*ge2 only. Next tone* Drivers' 29 & Loan. in 6051 1S3.0D0 6 Acres. furniture Separate dining area I-RAMKLINARUcAPTc 'lent from till mo 3234450 CrtristIan Day School has Openings for I and 3 yr. olds. Tuition, $23 Payments S41 Ir - " . , I p1ji, ? i'll J, tIV ', 68—Wareied to Buy PLAN with trailer. 3210311ill after 5 p.m, wee days or anytime weekends. 13, &tIdOwfl% Good 7 Bdrm new W W carpet new LR East friendly living Come join us A BABY'S WORLD. Care for i',qants pond Barm..-closed porch. S130 Bdr-. porch. carport, *&thing rnaochint. Clean. SISO I 3G,Aparlrmnts Unfurnished 6—Ch Id Care - $23 500 - Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1973—IC - - . - and grit wearing habit, site 9-10, hat. 6'. and boots, 713 3272599 Perfect 2nd car, '64 Falrtarse Station 3-7 Houetxjat p-cMeretjby l,OMC central air, dishwasher, raiSed patio, skirting. HILLCREST 2', Acres. ) OR. 1 bath, Stocked fish - — to CO. IVIUTUU1 % ,1PU [ 1 *40 ____101 a ___ weekendS LLI.L. w—i ______ SS—Booats & Accessories Realtor Eveniny Herald, Sanford, Fl. ''I. __~ ___ - . champions in pedigree Good stud prospect SIlO Phn 3710797 Sal., Nov ' , 9 Willyoo Jeep Universal. 4wheel 1' 7KC Doberman, red m,,,Ill-, 9 mos of the Redeemer 103w. 75th Pt. __________________________ buys small do*" payment. 3 BR. V: bath. carpel & A DELTON ,- HO E Rentals S-untand Drive, Sunland Phone 322 1429, Things F H SALE - Sea At . Trucks-TraIlers Sanford 373 5516 LOOk - Your House -- 65—Pets-Supplies Sales RUMMAGE - •v, (p - Maverick, — PriCed I sell at $j3530 373 STORAGE SPACE rmstaijrant vcxa drapes LOST F riday fligPtl White fluffy. ale PO 4rno 1A f .-- ' liv 64—EquiprTlent for Rent $15. Scrviie all makes HERBS' TV. 1700 5 French, 373-173i. Zoned commercial, 214 Laurel, Sanford. 6 rooms plus 2 lo.rotilned porchet. a good investment 0640 FOR RENT OFFIC & STORE related froan business Soll-WO Includes entire e,qvq)mrni & stock Ph I ____ to Re" Real Estate Broker 321 family 5—Lost & Found tS - - Color TV's from sm, O&W, Tro— M Pony and lack, 1125; English saddle HOMEOROFFICE water furnished --_____ Co-ioanion . , FORREST GREENE.INC. $304533 REALTORS 372 $970ees. 9U Peat .,.- L$ 80-.--Autos 8306061 WITT REALTY bedrooms, V: baths. air con ditiontor, dishwasher, fenced yard. 1195 CIassfiedActsQe?sRl,s And That' s A Fact Tool . eyed - RENTAL PURCHASE ilI .. lr;2 Ford pickup, 1, -011 PB and PS, radio, I ply flrei, new battery ar I bral,es phonV1J409;IafIef6PM 601 CeIm y Ave. Sanford efficiency opt law AA,,tI 1.w""'.' ) - I BR 7 bath mini berm mc-thr n USE 531,700 TO SEE FERN PARK MAITLAND- TWO PLUS7WO ISFOUR S anf ord Florida32 C room, PLUS rental mobile home OWNER WILL FINANCE . 53-N Radio-Stereo qualifying. Assume or will consider land contract. We have two --- --- c1frf In 496, -- No - __ old. 3 mos. iDoctg" an v• green & wh i le. lmosInewbatkIres,U00ObesI Ist St . 32J 66110 — — NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSE S Woodruf I 's Garden Center RE PAl RI. C) "os S,arforc.Ave area LARGE - I bMroorn home, Ff CALL 7612 Can Help Call 423 ASS? Ftsack EASY TO OWN a ocoroom cent ht fenced 5)9.5 00 OWNER WILL I INANCE ~ , PerhapsAtcoholicAt)nymous 9Good Garden 62Lawn MOONEY APPLIANCES 321()697 Reduced to $13. 40. 3 BR corn merI toning In good residential '- ' Dames 377 855 79 K E NMOR E WAS H E R. parts. A,o Ilow as $100 oc,vn T. -------___ QUALITY APPLIANCES AT kent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet IIARC,AIN PRfCE5 SANFORD .'"pooer for only II Soper v CARROLL'S FURNITURE -AUCTION. 37) 7310 SANFORD 3M) --- - _____ 52—Appliances Real Estate n,ciii,er ~~ - i(__W__~ BLAIR AGENCY T *o AlmA Drill% 377 SOW - - - at %av,ng to you, conditioned, carpeted. kitchen equipped. clothes vilather, food fretier included Garage. nice LAKE VIEW- 4 bedroom. 2 bath, 1hop Handling name brands. first Quality melrchandife. $12.500 includes beginning in parel aso AT - 109W 1st St ,3 7333 We Buy Furniture Renewed homes CASSEL BERRY- 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, family room, air - Stereo 373 0700 ______ KULP DECORATORS - ST. JOHNS REALTYCO. Phone 13.4 1649 24--Business opportunities -"--' eiccr,irni WONDER A ___ 322 7643 P4.gntt 322 7352 Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O. Bait SSI. Sanford, Fla .12711 Ocala R ell -_-_-___ 2 Bedroom. living room, dining room irac 12th ani F-rent, Ave $145 month Plus security. SEE TO -_- CB 1975 Hond6 - - Casselberry. I? 97,830 4706 WANT Sinr 7-q ti i,'if? 3 n,t'1iC pOSitiOn, twin nr'dle. front lai1nn rlV'lui" SCWnQ m,tChioC Pay halanri' of $75 or tO nayments M SR e at APir ORb SEWING CENTER 07 Fact FirSt. Downtown 1329111 Eve R69 1346 MOSSIE C BATEMAN I bedrooms. 1 1 :baltis. central heat L air. $190 mo, Avail JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN For Appointment '? 4587 -- . Li ------ 32—Houses Unfurnished TV Repairmari. part lime DE Hari's Radio & TV S ALCOHOL A PROBLEM N YOUR FAMILYV t rtr rite - SIPstems 37) S270 F au%IS Drugs AL ANON er lam does or friends Of Problem ' 'icn'ers Call for interview. C 's" -- 0 78_.M)torcyCles (,lhinet'a, Assume Payments Left key to your future. 3 OR. I, I bath, ow w carpel, fenced back, Assume 7 pct mortgage Terms 1120, S00 Forrest Greene, Inc. 5306813 RFALTORS ' chairs. Straight Chairs, fiifl!J and Carry, --- Parts ReconuillOnrd flatteries. $ I? 95 ,chaflUt' REEL'S BODY SHOP, lIf'9 S.iifofd Ave Antique dining table, & chair. t5o; Special shrub and garden sprayers, conditioner. shady yard, will docker or swap S19,S00 t hir"ronm unturnisheiL kitchen carpeted. AUtO 76- .'.'c'xi 'm '.-I t.-'k' ('*L'( UIiiPL- Oc'Sk & chairs. secretarial dsk5 & - I.vo bedroom, turn Or unfumn,, CALL NOW adults preferred. ie-cur,Iy deposit SANFORD 3 bedroom, 2 bath fl)9SIor 3276620 home 'uSt painted Inside Air - - her tomorrow in students. hobbists, etc. 4-500 SQ feet of SPAcious living on an acre of land US.DW FORREST GREENE INC. i 322 11,11170 I *, 2 3 63SI _______________________________________ 4—Personals -- room. & basement. Walk 3?.' &? 51—Household Goods EVERY DAY someone Is looking f or what you have to sell. Call today rno your Classified Ad will appear -_________ I bedroom home with 3 bathS. also den., family then equipped. Carpeted. central aud CabelI Supplies- Used office furnifur anytime 373 6(161 or 323 0$111 eves ________ LAKE MARY 7 BR duplez, kit .'ik[ MARY .v,ilbtr' - in kslchem. ,sII appliances Large living room with stone fireplace. carpeted Garage apartment with all weather enciou'd porch Good trmt. $17,500 Call collect, 601 BÔI$010aflcropm No pots 4Ica line 31c a line 6 thru 75 times 24c a line 76 times ($700 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum MONDAY thru FRIDAY — Kitchen t'alhroom Cabinct. Counter trip,., Sinkt, lrStalI,t,c.n New hu'srs ma rural area. No down payment, monthly payments lest than rent Government subsidijed to qualif ied buyers. Call to set it you Qual i ty' M. UNSWOTH REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 603W. 1st St OSTEEN LEMON BLUFF. By owner. 100' on St Johos River, 3 bedroom, 7 bath main house, cat 3) A—Duplexes ____ _ RAYMOND?,? hALL lIeu Real [slate Broker 322 $6.11 Mt. HrS 327 7757 817W. 1st St., Sanford - One I Two bCd.00m apartments, c ar pet ed , air. turn & unturn $95 __ L's ) 31? ttIO Winter Park - * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * BALL REALTY 321 19W ul 60—Officc SO-Misceflaneous for Sak3 - . _ _______ - _____ �-. ___________ 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ------ -- ___________ ----- _____---- - --------------- L____ — -_---- ------------------- _--- ------------- ------ — ---- E;...,,, 14c.W, Sa.(ord,. Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1975 -- Wedresday, Nov. 5, 1975—IC Cook Of The Week Party FareBrightens Holidays !I \ ' 1 P W ill, the holiday eon flavor stunes ttraigh. boil Remove from fire tran- 4 cloves garlic, i rdpidl) approaching, Flo t t She also does heavyin. ; A er to chaffing dish, and guests chopped very fine Pemberton is preparing to don dustrial ethand can feed will enjoy a treat they'ilnever pinch salt her keftoff as one thousand forget. pinch pepper until the festive weeks are over. persons three times a day, and 4i cup on Cooking for Flo is big is the only FDA approved flight ;'.-.BARBEQUE MEATBALLS 12.15 sprigs fresh business, especially around caterer in the Sanford area. ---•• parsley, minced Christmas and New Year. "111 come into your home and 2 lbs. ground chuck Ii cup vinegar ¶ Managing the Airport Inn serve hot hors d'oeuvres, I pinch salt 4 CUP grated rumano Restaurant and her own venison with champagne, pinch pepper cheese catering business in Sanford, stuffed eggs with wild rice, . 3 CU' black olives to garnish Flo looks forward to the hectic barbeque, or flaming dessertketchup, 4$ 01. the. Drain and cut artichoke holiday season with pleasure. 3," says Flo with characteristic ________________ 1 can beer. hearts in halves or quarters "The secret to successful enthustasm. No cooking project depending on what size you cooking. she says, 'is to cook seems to ambitious or too In bowl, mix ground chuck, prefer. Sprinkle lemon juice %%lth your heart. I put a lot of simple to ignore salt, pepper and eggs. Roil into and chopped garlic, salt and (eLing into my cooking and With the festive season and tli' meatballs. Place on sheet pepper, oil and minced parsley ' Tr that's why it tastes so good. its acc'oripanimcnt pan and cool in refrigerator, over artichokes. Add cheese -When I needed a job. I took apjx'oiclung fast, our In saucepan, combine ket- and stir gently. Let stand a few I the thing I tin hect th Wp.k ht g4ig'iAt,4 rk....,. .4....s ..t.. t... ---• — ..... .aiup ....A k..... tie zwIL iuwiy. iit.0 in reingerawr. and built it into a business." some of her most complimentAnd chilled meatballs and Arrange on attractive serving A successful business it is too, gathering hors d'oeuvres : 2;':'7e"simmer about ten minutes, dish and garnish with black .0 Flo never tires of receiving recipes with The Herald Transfer to chaffing dish. olives. Serves 12. J :iime;t.s for hc efforts readers. Serves 20 to 30. Prominent people have par. While catering IS Flo's trade how BAKED STUFFED taken of her fare, including at present, her ambition is PEMBERTON'PIZzA' MUSHROOMS (,o Reub1n Askew who become a consultant in this h --. 4iT 1xi cup mayoml2lte reported tohavecommentedlo field. For the time being, the 3 lbs. fresh mushrooms 'large onIon, Flo. "Your culinary art is says she'll happily advise, free sWI and pepper to taste chopped very fine outs , tanding!" of charge, on any hohda I cup romano cheese I cW grated parmesan A600721 It should be, considering wedding parties being planned kt CUP parmesan cheese 1 loaf brown bread iFlo'ss bdckground. 11ev mother for the festive season. Contact i cup chopped 1mb parsley was born in Sicily, and passed Flo at the Airport Inn ---------•• Slice bread cut slices in 2 CU$ plain bread along to Flo a marvelous Restaurant. CiUlflbS quarters. In bowl, mix "I'm not a chef out of any heritage of Mediterranean mayomaLse and onion. ,ii garlic puwder to taste cooking. school," smiles Flo. "I guess I FU pembefUs wko compftmta 1 no. 3 she can plum bu', cheese and stir. Milt g1e "Italian cooking Is my Just have natural talent matotg chopped be a thick batter if not, add and d'oeuvres specialty," she says without work hard to develop it." Four ('UP oil more cheese. hesiLitwn, "That's definitt'ly ),ear-, of Europe have in flour that has been SC&SOnCd CHICKEN DRUMET[E Preheat over to 375 degrees. hat I love to do best, added an interesting foreign CIACCATORE with salt, pepper and garlic Spread batter on bread and Wash mushrooms, drain and especially for my family at flair to her dishes, powder. Heat oil In skillet and sprinkle a little extra cheese on CitY lightly with paper towels. traditional holiday times." fry chicken over low heat until top. Flo is the mother of three 5 lbs. chicken drurnettes Place on cookie sheet and Let stand on towels. But Flo's culinary talents daughters. Caren, 23, is a salt and pepper golden brown. For stuffing, carefully bake until golden brown. spread far beyond her own criminal Justice plaiuier and 2 no. 3 cans plum Set chicken aside and drain Serve hot and watch your remove stems and chop fine. In kitchen. Whether it's the reserve police Officer in St. off most of the oil. Cut peppers guests go wild! tomatoes bowl, mix chopped stems, salt, Serves to delicious home-cooked meals Petersburg; Debra, Z), Is a 4 large bell peppers in strips lengthwise and saute in pepper, garlic, parsley and she prepares daily for the Winter Park Telephone 14 cup dry white remaining oil. Return chicken MARINATED ARTICHOKE cheese. public in the Airport Inn operator, and Lynne, 19, who to skillet with peppers. Add wine HEARTS In another bowl, mix Restaurant, tasty snacks for a lives in Sanford, works at Mid- ' to 2 4 cup oil tomatoes and more salt, pepper tomatoes and oIL party or a full sit-down dinner Florida Savings and Loan in garlic powder and garlic powder to taste. 2 dos. small artichoke Spray cookie sheet to prevent for four or five hundred Deltona and also does television flour Simmer ten minutes. hearts, can sticking. Place mushrooms In } l&s "cooked from the heart" commercials and modeling. Add white wine and bring to a L, lemon . Wash chicken and roll lightly rows on sheet. Add one teaspoon tomato mixture to each mushroom. Sprinke mushrooms with stuffing . mixiure and breadcrumbs Bake at 350 degrees until breadcrumbs are golden brown. Serve hot and wait for the compliments to fly! Servesl - lrz M113 - -1I_ . _________ PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY . . . ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD AND COLLIER (NOTE . -. NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) -- - . 1 -- U - H I — — — — ~nv,aaP, _______ •-- — — --- - -.-. PRICES GOOD THRU TUES., NOV. 11th ___ c* - ##t -• • ' - .- - - W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF . CHUCK 0 BONELESS S Los. nopmEss - PURE GROUND 5 - ee . -. - . - — - .• .-• - 30Z. ATTIES 32 24 ' 7S PATTIES -- BONELESS CHUCK ROLL 7 Patties Also AvaIIabl . - - I 0 5 LBS. • H b g am ur . . . . 1 • Iii — in T' : — • — I I er — — S OZ. U M PORTIONS Steaks...... r LB La. I 1 ' 0 -- 4 PORK LOIN SLICED INTO' ' !/2 - FRESH LAMB SALE WHOLE OR RUMP HALE IDt4 7s - - H C.p.Io,d Bulk Smoklair Veal A - 2 Sausage I 12 o • • . . .00000 °atety Pack. Franks r 0.0101 - - . . -, Fish "N 2 OZ. L nsc. weier Altarnont,' - HILDA RICHMOND Dellona - -------- - Colby Cheese . Sour CreamSiç,ur3 Coo es . 'o 1, ,, z $100 'r I. 1(8. . . . . 909 . I LB. C UP 'Ott 79c Cottage Cheese Game Hens 2 St.d ';tts. (UP 929 Brand ;; Ac" 9 . •is or All5,,I ,,I LB 1 :9 Np.. .-. . • -'ririe Be., S'ri '"' Delmonicos 8 . . FOREQUARTER 9 $19 Cu' nto D,l.'nan,to St.a(e R b Se,oh,. Chuct St,oh,. i . 5999 W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF S.,o(.d Sausage ' Strip Steaks 8 & D.'rnpd Calf Liver Franks ...2 W 0 2 8or,41Iu4 8..I Stew Meat LB W D 8ruc1 69' 99 LB. -,Ih . 'up.rbrt,nd Regwlor or Sto P,t Lc.. F n! Cottage Cheese 8.I Short Ribs...LR 99 17 0 8 Svp.'h'orid R.qilar i r 5rq Pat to- Pot PKG Batter 32PORTIONS 495 BRAND U5nA![Jj,t BOnE-IN BEEF LOIN p N.Y. STRIP STEAKS LB. 25 BOX . , 160 TO AVG. W grord $149 • C opped Ham. Fat S19 9 • Sausage Patties Patties 4O 20' 475 HINDQUARTER IF 130 TO W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BOTTOM ROUND ROAST OR DAIICI ECC 1 71 0 Los s'.. a...- Cubed Steaks. SLICED Pork Liver 6 c L8. Sam's Portions BEEF-LAMB-PORK-POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK If We Don't Have What You Want We'll Order it PHONE 322.2374 NEW HOURS: Mou.,Tues,, Wed. f05 Thurs. 1?toS:30; Fri& Sat. 9to -- - I.". RACInN 40-14 ft- 1-1 - - - "M I- 0 3 SIRLOIN TIP SIRLOIN 95 o 15S I.BS. T I P R OA ST s. LOIN . L S TIP STEAK S LBS. SIRLOIN TIP STEAK CUBED LBS. "' U. S. CHOICE - W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF LB .. •.. - LB. 1 4L s.225 19 avG. . - SHIRLEYMILLET &3412 — k-i.. W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF PORK RUTH TUECH LYNN HENDERSON &U 9212 'Q - Lowood $1 29 J •. B - SHIRLEY MILLET $349212 CneIbery Winter S m's 1 In or M,djvr. Chwtl Ck.... or Mild ki øhsi Sond..ik Sps.od or loth (BUY ONE AN Ott ONE FREE) , 377-1112 Sanford 919 Mi* of Moth 80n.I11 B..t MARGE WILLIAMS PKG' DAId PUII)y CtouIqt. Chip jgiB.irf P4yrod.BoIt ZVI- Hog Mows... l}Q W,jcJjnQ Vigon 1KDS4eSs wl he1 99c '' S, W pr PATTIES •• 7. 969 te. Franks...... A95 401. Kraft Links. 0 * 0 0 0 0 Backs ......•., - 29 L $ 1 49 LOIN CHOPS 4 BREA DED Chicken I $1 69 (B SHOULDER BLADE CHOPS. Theta Epsilon Girls 'Discover Amenc, via Beta Tine L3ojanr'wski, Debbie Sigma Phi,' was the theme of BowIIn, Arlene Dudley, Yvume Theta Epsilon's girls' rush Ferguson, Darlene Horn, Jan social held at the home of Kru,g, lAnds McJflbbin, Pat Yvonne Forguson. Rushees Moye, LAnds Sapp, Marti Smith attending were Judi Kramer, and Casey Showrow. Rs.thees Diane Cranps,PatsyMossman. attending were Bobby ljocijand li.bb3 hood, Brenda Nelms, Cindy aho. Betsy Davis, Bats Fedder, Pat ' progreive dinner was Kennedy and Cindy Szabo. held Saturday night with An evening of fun and games cocktails uid hot's d'oeuvres at under the leadership of Karen the home of Al and Karen Wallace and Mariles McGibbon Wallace. The group then iAldb enjod by u;cmber prtetkd i.o the &ime of Sandee Atkinson, Tins Marlies McGibbon for salads Boj-anowski, Debbie Bowlin. and thm to the henne of K-en and Arlene Dudley, Yvonne Jan Kroog for an Italian dinner. Forguson, Darlene Horn, Jan They then Wded am evening at Kroog, Linda McKibbln, Pat the borne of Daay and Marti Moye, Linda Sapp, Casey Smith fat' dessert and gwom Sharrow, Marti Smith ad Members and guesi atte-' 4 13-m and Bobby flc iiiodl nit-vtir.56, isasLeldat He. d, Tommy 'nd Cindy Szabo, of Jan Kroc'g and Henry and Debbie Bowlin, Ron Darlene Horn introduced Beau and Arlene Dudley. Gene and Taylor 'A the Seminole County Yvonne Forguson, Day and Shrrif(' 1hp;rtmcnt who Dne llrn, Ken and Jan poke on 'Rape, A Crime Kroog, Bobby and Pat Moye, Women' After the Donny and linda Sapp, Doug to*m each meniber gave a and Casey Sherrow, Danny and nary of the offices Marti Smith, Al Lees oi Beta Sigma Wallace, David and Linda tter4rn3 were White, and Manles Mcibbon. *-- • • . . . . . . . TENDERLOIN Newin the Ameri ca' l riv.i, AMP — -me Discover fl' 'E' WHOLE & IN CRY-0-VAC BEEF __ eight of the cides I LB. BOLOGNA LOS. o S... if C OR ALL BEEF U.S. CHOICE I) price one each of 1k rd u b4 ' $289 LB USDA GRADE 'A' W *%ahood? W'te & 16,020tti A.rfugqp TO 12 Los. AVG. Surfburgers Breaded Shrimp Lair, Cr v BREAKFAST ~9, - US. CHOICE SIRLOIN TIP ROAST asrrl ll Beef 49 10 S NEW YORK 0' STRIP 25 TRY OUR DELICIOUS - - -- BONELESS BOTTOM ROUND LA it i - ji $ 29 W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE WHOLE OR IN CRY-0-VAC $119 10-12 LU. AVERAGE HALF OR WHOLE LB. '4.60 — T It ,0 (Whol, & n W-D BRAND REGULAR Market Basket Pri 'o ces Are Stea — . MOPE Bottom Cry 0 Vat, IS 'o24 lb A.raç.) LB. BREAKFAST LIN K SAUSAGE S I ON LBS. Beef BONELESS DELMONICOS TO 22 LAS, AVG. BUY ONE GET ONE FREE RATH W-D BRAND US CHOICE GROUND BEEF roun 70 I W-D BRAND HAND$.PAK PURE -- . By LOUISE COOK culture has predicted that food much of the meat In the super, checklist store In seven of the towels, butter, Grade-A Associated Press Writer prices will increase about 9 per markets particularly for cities surveyed. medium white eggs, creamy Supermarket shoppers fM cent during 3n, compared toa hamburger was lean expeanut butter, laundry deterover-all grocery bills stayed 14-per-cent-boost last year. pensive grass-fed beef which The items on the AP checklist, gent, fabric softener, tomato fairly steady during October The biggest price fluctuation generally Is leaner and, some were: chopped chuck, center sauce, chocolate chip cookies, an Associated Press market- so far this year has been in people believe, less tender than cut pork chops, frozen orange milk, all-beef frankfurters and basket survey thowa Increases sugar. At the Start of 1975, a the grain-fed variety. juice concentrate, coffee, paper granulated sugar. in the price of chopped chuck, five-pound sack cod about 3. cc which had beer frizen juice and butter Prices have declined steadily rlst g cent months were balanced by declines since then and 0w dropped again. The price of i the cog of eggs, hot dogs and dozen e declined at the sugar. sack. checklist store in nine of am The AP drew up a random hat Usiar is Included In the to cities surveyed and increase~ of 15 commonly purchased food tale the AP survey shows the in only _____ I one — Albuquerque, and nodood items, d*cked the The rice was unchan* at supermarket in since the start of the year at the in the other three cities 13 cities on March 1, checklist store in 11 cities. If 1973 and has rechecked on or sugar is not Included, however, 13t about the start of each sue- the survey shows the SUI' ceeding month. marketbasket bill has In- store vey , reflecting lugher ma During October, the market- creased at the checklist store basket total at the checklist every city, up an average of 1.9 Vim store tz'cr'iased In six cities, up per cent. —Frozen orange Juice prices, an average 3 per cent, and deAmong other findings in the Which have stayed Steady for creased in seven cities, down an latest survey: more than two years, increased average 2 per cent. Over-all, price of chopped chikk last month. The price of a sixthe bill at the start of November increased at the checklist store ounce can of frozen orange was about a third of a per cent in nine of the l3 cities surveyed. juice concentrate went upat the higher than it was a month The biggest bocL was in Salt earlier. Lake City where the price of a —U The situation was similar to pound of chopped chuck went that In September when the bill from 73 cents to 35 cents. an also increased at the checklist increase of 16 per cent store in six cities and declined The higher prim reflect the in seven, grain-fed beef that Is coming to cl The U.S. Department of Agri- market. Earlier this year, P1(0. fe,f — Jr n (HEART OF CHUCK) WHOLE OR HALF - - No Surprises For Shoppers 15 '_;6 W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE "--' __ people, S LBS. BONELESS U. S. C OICE) - living in CHUCK CHUCK STEW 5 S LBS. BONELESS CHUCK STEAK atties _____ orange 4 _ — . �ti.*i.r.!L, CLIP tNii,Nsv. LIflS ! CfP0N 000* WMIU NOW 00 COUPONS & 8 JtMt( ( (J~ I DISCOUNT COUPON - COUPON 0000 USDA GRADE 'A' ris WHOLE 0 £ PATTIES BEEF ervi tMas 1' ))'fl)'Pfl'fl' REGULAR 10 POTATOES :: :-- W.DBRAND £OI$U t VVPVPVV : DISCOUNT COUPON *oouisss COUPON 0000 tNIU TNIU NO I U.S. No. tyINyvu 3-LB. PKG, OUII 0000 *? Isciva"o coupow 6000 ON THE PURCHASE t = ' ?KIU NOW I 70c OFF : 0ff FRYERS $1 L DISCOUNT COUPON - — $ I. Evng "mid, Sanford, F;, DISCOUNT COUPON ISI?ID WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50 ' j 'ifl)V ' ' 79 j , o ø.isI VINE VU 0 0* 101$ PRICES GOOD NOV. 6 - 8 W P4UV $ - GIANT TIDE — At - °' I9 WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 40' WITH IM•U$CNA$I Of 414t. P00 04*111 rIDS ON 1*011 PAO4 a A tOtAL PUSCMA$$ OP $100 01 MOtI •*C5. Coil. LIMIT I COUPON PSI (UIVoMSa. A' *OIfl$ Oil "it PAO CPIP0N 0000 tsSU NOY '.• OITIiI THRIFTY MAID 5 I .L: :4 = ORANGE 6 JUICE -...... -- = 01 ..a -1 ,Vilk v..I aoo.,ss PUI(NA1t 01 Sj$ SAt, I0iI'f5p MAID OtlOAl At os tHis taos *140 A tOtAl PUICHALI 01 15 00 O R $011 ucuotNo coastioss ti.i, 1 III CUITOMIa - WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50 - t WITH twO PUICKACI CI I•tI PRO Nt(Q*I 511111 'CID $*CON Al *001151 ON till 1*01 £ A VOta •ISIC,qA%( of ISIS OS 11)lI SACS ClOt SIMI? COUPON PSI CUSIOM5O 0$ MOlt SACIUDINO (I1 liMit I COUPON lii (U$VOMIR Zh 1 M £ CCLLIER - PRICES GOOD NOV. 6 - 8 SHOP & SAVE tè VASELINE •\ 9 -' 29-ax. S CANS 00 PEACHES 29—oz. $100 2 A ' VES PEACHES CANS THRIFTY MAID - 46-ox. CANS Pb1aId TABLETS ThIt-, Maid Chicken $100 ..j•, •.k 6 . . . . . 1° Bean Soup ' : (. OR Is 6 9°° Chicken 6 900 7t-,t,, ACI,I Tomato Soup. u.j C,por, ... OR : Cl . . . . 6 ' I .-. /_(I/ztiiffj7 ' /L;41sid/ to? etti Sauce 2 CANS YLIflIYV u riir i • 6 10"'2 . 6,ot,- OT,- 9°° ' APPLE SAUCE SAUSAGE 100 . $ THRIFTY MAID • .-.----- ' 5-1 .4 - / SAUCE S SAUCE TOMATO Thrif SINE-AID t SAVC f I .' 5$1 i 00 : $100 4CANS$1 16-ox. CANS 1 C4p4$ 04 FRUIT DRINKS .. ' Lo r",1 3 -ith 3-ox. BTL. $ 100 EENUA1) 10-01. Steak Sauce.. 46o: 53c Punch 63c Tenderizer pr'lI PKG. 87c Pancake Mix. 3?r ETI. All FIrIt.1,1 P1 NOW THRIFTY MAID CREAM STYLE OR W.K. CORN 16-ox. $100 CANS --- Thri ItU. ' 'V $4, Low Sugr Ha-ain.- 14 3 1S FABRIC SOFTENER AdoIpii M.cit -o 51i" QmTIPS\\* 170-CT. 929 \\ 0 Jatk . to • • '' Dog Food. 25 - It BAG Borateam Pl us '°° $399 Is P*,id trill *flt l Qf Dog Food. 25 style Gravy mix LI. Sliced Apples. 2 0 a, CAN . 4.11 Vu.t.pt kt,l K an Cat Food (1') 05 BAG $399 SMALL SIZE 15C Crisco 01 15c lofty Croc ker . . • a CAN SM.AU sz Snak Coke... Kraft Cb..1. 1 Macaroni . 3 89C •.. ML o. Hopin g III Dil ls5 63C 8i Pok 1,otI 25 PjlIbijr.. Ho.i. Gravy mix... 96-ox. SIZE Coonstoch $199 79c Raçj.j Can Liners 0 Cl . .. ' 99 c 41.01. JAR M 8 C1 . . PG $129 48t $J69 Kitchen Bags. 15-CT. . Glad Wrap... 200. FT. . 99c JAR DIXIE DARLING ENGLISH 6' Instant Coffee JAR FoI.,s 75c Sandwich Bags so c 49c PEG Coffee Lipton 7-ox. TUBE ot B's-Pa' Glad • • • • • • • Trash Bags Sp (Piwn, 1loorn Sauce I L. . . • • • • SAG (With B'o') Noodle Soup 3 -0 • PG 49c LARGE PEAS A $100 16-o x N . I CRACKIN' GOOD MUFFINS COOKIES $100 PKGS. 741 BOXES I CRACKIN' GOOD lid THRIFTY MAID MEDIUM OR E c lgA Glad (3 Md) POTATOES $100 77 PKG, F.Id T,oI Chunks Pillsbury rgwn 49c GLOVES c PAIR TOOTHPAST . . • F ur—fmv Broad and biotier \ ldudng ci9oc.n.s I DOWNY CAN .. • • • Pickles C ANS %t 95c MAGLA FITS ALL RUBBER - THRIFTY MAID SMALL WHOLE OR SLICED WHITE A $165 COLGATE P — .0 I5000r encre pylthoso CUT BEANS Pnse Choke 1ORMU VICKS FORMULA 44D COUGH SYRUP — 15-oz. CANS THRIFTY MAID 6' THRIFTY MAID SPAGHETTI I .. - 1RUIT DRI $119 24-CT. PKG. Tbriff - MAID FRUIT COCKTAIL THRIFTY MAID i Spagh Soup 9°° Vegetable Soup. CO(iiJ ASTOR CANS VIENNA 1 CANS BUFFERIN 60-CT. 929 PKG. Th,f,1 Mud (With ..I Chicken Soup. s00 5 Rice Mushroom Soup.. VEGETABLES 710 cc 6 i YoI..$1oo THRIFTY MAID JI,*f? Macj THRIFTY MAID MIXED Jul A . . . . . . . 1t, Vegetarian Soup Th rifty THRIFTY MAID Thtfty Maid Noodle Soup 1 S\ TOMATO JUICE Thrifty TUBE THRIFTY MAID HALVES OR SLICED maid 4iv HEMORRmAID 97 C PEARS \'*4, 99 WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 40' *ItN 1H5 PUS(IIAU Of 3t:.., •. *rro• OlAwOs autcs at *ooitss ON tHiS 1101 A A tOTALc.PUSCMAII ot iioa i, • THRIFTY MAID BARTLETT - Sw$u . ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA LAKE, CITRUS, U— '.BREV A R D, -(NOTE... HOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) I NOV I SLICED BACON LI in IV COUPON 0000 twIt, HICKOR! - 11111 1 I NC - COUPON 0006 INIU NOV $ ASTOR ITHIRII - I WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 34' SUGAR - . -- -. PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY COPrRIH? -- s U lm DISCOUNT COUPON DISCOUNT COUPOH >?43f, L; Res Thrift#., DISCOUNT COUPON W.dn,uay, Nov. 5, I17-5C LARGE FAMILY LOAF BREAD r DIXIE DARLING - - - — - - — DIXIE DARLING BROWN N SERVE CLUSTER OR SEEDED ROLLS THRIFTY MAID THRIFTY MAID CUT SQUASH NORTHERN BEANS 20-ox. LOAVES 5 16-ox. CANS $ Ii i V CANS FIG BARS THRIFTY MAID BLACKEYE PEAS 17 •II C V A-1 2. -' ..-_i-i -- II us t. U , .- _•tI ç. SAVE 25c our regular price towards the purchase of BAYER ASPIRIN 1005 5 $1Ii r -; 16 - >O!\'l o ff lS-ox. CANS - 4 tli 80 r H . -E:j . - �ftVZ 100111111111 r- 1. N.y. 1.mi Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, IIov.5,iflj-7C 0 - where shopping is o pleasure rKRt) UUUU NUV. 6 - .., r%UIIU) B PIICIS oOoo P4 Reserved W)NN _aid - 57OQ COPYRIGHT THISI COUPdTIIS ONLY A OaA111101. ISMINOIS. O$CS01A. (All. CITIUI. III VAID AND COLLITI ( HOTS . NOT 0000 IN VOIU$IA COUNTY) INC 1973 RWMM IS ONU] A FEW 1 ((( ) " SAVE IC.DUI Mm IJ1 __ _SAVE I ft, I Cc-OR js&=*W Shout Pro_mob g ' BOOI(SAWA1]. - SDW.S*IRg obs2m 39' \ R"Ix _. JL-Mry=...... !: 31P ------ sNswiwd SAVE 1k, Claus, 2 '= 8940 SAW Sc Del Tomato Catsup.......... ' 39' SAVE 26ç, K,,frs : - ... I ...' ,. P1x'1tePIocefoieeJ use SWIFrS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE '•'• U.S. Chuck Blade Roast I mperial Oven Roast.... Pr,Tsn $øfl $i4 Irl.*h I.... Lcis S..II ASTOR CAUUILOWIR OR Shoulder Swift** PfIlowwori Proton &"# l4ate C..uc oas .. I $ , Short Ribs......................ib 994 RCCCOLI Testy, Juicy, U.S. *1 .. Ground Beef lb SPEARS - Beet Liver wf'I1 ,-UuutX reserves therihtto Nsethwsti ç,1 2 -- P1(0. 10-02. Tasty Tomatoes ........ V 33 sold 200 HERITAGE pk0S. ft v 41 j FISH STICKS CREAM When John Chapman tratrkd the Ohin wilderness p lanting weds, he earned the at e(t.',na!r nickname. johnnil AppIesri1 Jocta. appes are Amertui a', fa i l.. rile fruit. Try 'em rnmb,rwd 1.0 1, another great (rust in tass - -- (I BAG a & .- -._. . 1 Loan, Mea ty Beef Full-Cwt Round Steak ............ POTATOES L B. i 5 MESH SAG Tosty$..IL.lnoe 891j' SUPERIRAND WAFFLES WHIP TOPPING 2 P1(0. GRAPEFRUIT FRENCH FRY POTATOES :: 59c)J 2 2.Lft!1°° 4.; 1 -t% VI1k%%% PARTY PIZZA 32oz.$279 P1(0. T ALL LARGE VARIETIES IXCIPT HAM COFFEE OR BUTTER STREUSIL -. ... BORDEN'S f /ORANGE JUICE,-. S 00 3 32-ox. CTNS 11 EL °' !± 1 JJI SARA LEE MOORTON CAKE DINNERS vr; 4!i1. . 26.flqc . h5bf4S pIlAf 1Afbrulk(t Pot Roast..................... 995 6 Try , sOil vn, ., I.(.\ raw I -L Mackerel rillets........ V 79' K PILLSBURY VANILLA OR eeb$er Cookies................ iIil41GreenSfamps 89' Show., t. Show., IsdyPewdsr & Cain Fryer Wings......,..,. 59 FryorBacks..,d..,. 19 _ ilAy-01111s. 45c 49 II hi-On • lw SAVE 4c Heinz [flJl]4 aiGreenSfamps a.. Kosher Dills........................."" 79' SoM Mush 4$-as. ci SAVE lOc, Log Cabin 14... s... Syrup ................................ SAVE l7.Swift's 52.5$71) 3 S19 1 EXTRA - Vienna Sausage .............. 5.1*. 1 3 SAVE 6c, Hungry Jocli J]4IGreenStamps 2411 Pancake Mix...................... , 79' SAVE 11c, Converted 31-es Uncle Ben s Rice................. 98' SHELLS II. 1 9 711 . EXTRA S3 Kidney Beans ...................... .49' PIE r] I Vs -as. she 2 ._ SAVE Sc, Jean Of Arc led ii P, Ix 1q71) rnPS IL1fl4WGi1 8300 n,'s 1 ,'w Tômnfn Sauce - -__ F_XTR Stokely TonV tmm im - 1 a- Mushroom Sauce............3 ___ x II ii .--- 73c ' Green Oiant Sload or Wh oms Dawn Fresh -F $7C EXTRA .., Asparagus b ors ole, wahnin mom -llhI1JJllhI1tI]JiltIItIIflHtitIIIIftIl 59' Tasty Walk Wale or Whopper Wh 79$ u. ien Lysol Cleaner...................... Swift Pv.m,um Tender Grewn USDA Orville A. aft OEM- FROSTING 16 12-oz. can SAVE I Oc, T.il.i Bowl Osun,, This Delicious Seal Round Beef for Stow ............ ob 2/1111.69 'IL1C7)) flJflJ.tJJ[IfflfItIflfffIWfflttIlfH# AIIIEIIIIIIIIHHHJIIIHIIUIIIH -' ' SAVE 6c, Nabhv, PIT-RITZ we reg. ph,. .p SAVE 1sis,lJdindsJp Fryer BrOaStS ..,hNh Fryer Thighs.............99' Fryer Drumsticks... 99' P 1x Z . ~ 94 47_ ~ tcv CAKE MIX Premium Saltines................ Gorl.Insp.,4t,d. Shipped, Dao Flesh P1(0, iJ Seafood Treat, Tasty Frozen Flavedul Boneless and hike am s8nldap5ski are Sender Andctustis I PILLSSURYS Medium Shrimp ........ V '2" Tip Roast..................... 12 Cheat Fell Slim-S-Ouats S..f Plot. Short Ribs .................. .79' crumb.. Sprrnkk on apVk slates APPLE PIE 16 79' Beef Chuck Aim 11)f)kl and thin sIiu.s Place in a thaltuw greased baking dish. Spread (ranhlerr) utweont..p. Msf1,ur, sugar and i,nran)n (1it in butle t until mixture ('irms uarw _MRS. SMITH'S APPLE OR DUTCH .i"±' Chuck Roast.............. Jorge 16"Alp#f I Ii I Ji-: Ss,d.ns Cr.,nsrs 16-ox. jer 4 It.pIwW.dP, II. I715 ,, tilt I) e- ) J1°°J21 4*cc8gc PEARS t CORN ON COB . SALUTO PKGS. HARVEST FRESH BARTLETT `1 SeafoadTr.at,TostyRoeida(51.oc.nt) Ravo,fulLeanM.atyB..VBlade CRISP BIRDS EYE ., IN 711$$ ASSORTED VARIETIES I CHOCOLATE _______ Rib Steak.................. APPLE-CRANBERRY AUNT JEMIMA BUYTERM$Lg HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA WHITE f 5. Turkey ,49' Hwrnol's Block Label L A G...ot Tr.otl 5**( Lain Sirloin Steak ............ Ham I I Selected Baby Beef Inflation Fighter I 39' I .. ........ Braunscnwelger ........ V 89' Rvddig's Tasty chipped Beef, or Bell Peppers ..............3,39' low deiteri ME Perfect fair SoadsoeStuffIng, Fresh C,..n 91" loths Chunk s.jI. • • • . Soled p,,f,c,F,.,h sell Itsea. F Crisp Cucumbers.... 3 ...................... . "Will CooM=.............. 04 .. U*S*D*o t' 69' ., . Lyiers SIIC J Bologna .......... .s 911,9 WE ' (Now Family Pok Size) .'.- . rT GREAT ICE resh Mushrooms Cole Slaw ...................... YEAR S$c.d 1 Cuts Extra Ray,, t. ysut St.o&s or least .... 1-6 a I 146- T nd.e * • UE Regular eir Dinneir She Zucchini Squash ........ V 29 24-oz. 89' ' limit quantities -. - mT.V.T V3fI I'tt,fTiivws.IpoSI Crisp Carrots ............. 2433' c SWIft fl LI Dice and Cr.am wdh Peas, Fvesh H.V.P. 791 iimPatties.. ..... '' 92" btIs. 69 Bartlett Pours ...... 10 1. Sgs W th H d d . Oi0 Plus Tax and Deposit CauIIIlow.r ff,ct N ov 1 19 75 . 8 59' estern tor one today New cards go u , S.ir, with IliIaL 3.e, Sa.c. I 00.............. ' Sw1P'AirnsC.niss4Isnelsu Regular Pepsi vv.. Delicious Apples.... 3 To Oti' many custorno.s who ha ve our check cashing Courtesy cards Now is the time to v.nw you, courtesy card It YOU do not have a card male AppIiCCIpn S, . ill IPI?%ftVfl PrT•n ISA4.0 I•Il Diet Or i-'- D '1" 4' Ti1i Port Lola Chops........ ' S*pitsP,.,n,u,nP,.T.*I..4 Chuck Blade Steak "'' 8 !' •1' ...... I2 11-oz. 1PKGS. rL.+ le 25-ox. a.. , P&G' 89 SAVI 2(k Wakefield G Old Fashioned Loaf.. ' ' 89 DeliciusSJkdThudng.rerS.,.fSumr,,, Sausage........................ 69' ' '° I Potato Salad 59' DeildousFtesh.Made ,Hoagl. Sandwich...... Fried Chlclken.. 6259 Toil. TempHn', F?*5h40&Sd 990 Coconut Custard P1. ow"' iia THURSDAY NOV . -6 THRU J1k1k H S WEDNESDAY NOV. 12, Schlitz Beer 6 FM f DiA~ •,.. CLOSED SUNDAY •... 89' live Crab Meat THIS AD EFFECTIVE 1975 TostykItch.n.Fresh I 4WGreenStamps • SAVE 4nerdI a 11-9-M Bologna °..................... (5-PK.) P1(0. EXTRA P4.is. NT \----.-'.. . ft4.. \ . Biscuits.............. 3 \ jtI 1 Non-Dairy Noy .................. DolrlF,.sh Deisdous Egg Nog............................ Pound Cake - water Tots "°'........... pis SAVE Publix Aluminum Foil Heavy Duty, IS" Shampoo (l.i., D.y, Oily) 89' 1!i44aLGreenStamPsI IF Holty Lorg. Waste legs 99' 99' Cepacol............................. Y 41 stone's Doilidevs I - j • 11 )oIr3-Fvesh, (SsnaII,w.,Schsdias.,Low4at) Cottage Cheese................ French Onion Dip .............. THIS AD GOOD AT THESE DaW-PreshServ. with chips) .4• 45 -- I U. I7$1 W.4 It EXTRA 4WGreenStamps ro S.a• 5. A.4schmersns Soft Migsiøi Twin-Pock 1-lb. ctn. B 1..-....d PS... II, I*l) 014 We 20.d,pk5. 7 a.. . i Kraft Signature Choo," PwMrs EXTRA Antlisplic Mouthwash '" c 9 98, t.p.-.,Il..d Pb'. I? I$71 --------- 39' Kraft Signature Chunk Style __ ___ 25-h. tea 6 & Buliã Aii Sptid I IProtein 21.......................... 6. torsi 4GreenStamps • 5. ------- . ,, LA T't .1. 794 1O.G.nGCnI - canj ltw .4 SAVE14c,PlctSweoiPelySog HQIIk 69 I 99' .............. 1AV2 14c, Or*-Mo Who.. Kernel Corn.. '' Si SAVE 'Oc R.hcfsnsann'sR.gula, ,.............................. .. ,, le SAVE 24C,SoraLeal.g.erBonanoNut 4 Instant Cocoa 1-lb. p&g. S Green P.as.................. -' 69' IJ ' 'i$sburysHungvyJodi 3uttermilk 'I' Shrimp • LOCATIONS ONLY: I4 SANFORD PLAZA -SANFORD LONGW000VILLAGECTR.-LONGW000 SEMINOLE PLAZA-CASSELBERRV l 1- .1 T F? A I- ra '69 Pub x li •IiwihK..h.v 04 PkMee toapoti" w4w ft" It, 1911) �-.r.- - BC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - Wednesday, Nov. 5, IflS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Art I . I Wednesday, Nov. 5, 17S-9C IF REDUCES MEAT PRICES J1' ri SAVE UP TO 30 1L TESTENDER BEEF BLADE V wLn SIOREHO ALU ES GOOD AT CUT cbUCk __ MON THRU SAT. — (SUNDAYAM 101PM) SANFORD Qc --•----- PAY ONLY LB. HWY. 1792/269O ORLANDO AVE. 1 PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. 6 THRU NOV. 12,1975 'E I - •1 ' ns. _ -"-1 00% PURE FRESH HOURLY LBS. OR Beef 966099006 3 MORE Whole C Fryers.....LB. Cutup... .. • LB. . . Sirloin 58c Top Round Steaks........ Quarters.. 58c . LB.. . Steaks..... w.0BLET5 45 LB. • C L w- . o ; - 24 BT tE RED BLISS - - - . . Rump 88C . . • I LB I S Round Steaks LB. 1.28 Sirloin Tip Steaks LB. $1928 LB. 1.58 Club Steaks T. Bone Steaks $ Pork Roasts 93C - $1.38 -. -'- ITEA ROLLS ITEM . TY * - • . !!J 41 t o o -T. - • t 0 irl.i. -. . .:... .3301 (d.....t.. 0, *4M CUIFY Po,d Rd .123 S Ovenlit A.. .5)00 $Jvq Si,.. lid .5730 Las. Und.,i.I 1111 S 0 ..T. b • 4 ! . f LB. LB. 98C 1.58 ' 98C L.B. -• - - 68C 79c 1 1' 1" 1 I" N/A 278 2" U I - .' FAIRWAY W.D PUB S-A ALP Roasting Chickens Spar. Ribs Pork Steaks Pork Loin Qtr. T.Bone Steaks DelmonicoSteaks Sirloin Steaks London Broil Cube Steaks Ground Beef 3 LL LOTS Lykes Bologna COPELAN D FRESH BAKED MIMS 1 .38 SIRLOIN . . SPEAR QT. '78C U: CINNAMON NUT I L GAF . . • . . . . . . . . -. -, LB. Round Bone Roasts Cube Steaks - • I ciops...,1078 WHOLE Ok Use this coupon with other Triple-Header Coupons for up to 600 bonus stamps I I Coupon good thru Nov 12, 1975 I I C 1 1 69c 1" 1" N/A 219 N/A 1' 1'. 151 218 181 219 21 2' 95c 21 329 331 1" 2' 219 1" N/A I" 2' 2" 99c 784 79C 129 1" N/A 53c 17' N/A 1" 2 2" 2" 129 99 N/A Lunch Moats THESE PRICES WE7E IN E!FE2TTUES..p.JV2. AITLAND :•: SANFORD 1 2690 ORLANDO AVE. STORE HOURS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY OPEN SUNDAY 9 To 8 MW • Chuck Steaks Rib 1' $15.00 thru $19.99. II 8 T 10 LB. 1.28 Quarter .... Loin -, PICKLES. ROLLED LB. J PRIM with purchase totaling \\nouLnoBs:1IJ u Sirloin Steaks CENTER CUT SLICED TO ORDER BOILED HAM . . . ½ LB. thru Nov. 12, 1975 BONELESS i a - _N __"MMjjjjjjjjj~ FT A Coupon good ts 98c A Apples DOMESTIC I I . C CHOICE EACH RED DELICIOUS ! LB. $1 • U 8 LB. usage ASSORTED CHOPS YOUR Use this coupon with other Triple-Header Coupons for up to 600 bonus stamps • 18 ARMOUR TESTENDIR HILLSHIRE POLISH OR SMOKED LB. - Pears • . siSW in 38 LB. $ 19 Ham MORE EA. 39 S10.00 thru $14.99. Coupons A and C are worth 400 extra stamps vvith a purchase of S20.00 through S24 99, Coupons B and C are worth 500 extra stamps with a purchaseof S25.00 through S29 99 Coupons A. B and C are worth MW extra stamps with a purchase of S30.00 or more. - FLORIDA LARGE . BARTLETT I LB • Avcado I I I i I I TOP VALUE STAMPS I ARMOUR COOKED PACK 49C BB- .. LB. 0 Bologna FAMILY 99C I I I $ SALE Bacon OSCAR MAYER Wieners MONEY 33c 3L Potatoes Use this coupon with other Triple-Header Coupons for up to 600 bonus stamps $ 1*38 CARDINAL SLICED Liver , LB. LB. LYKES REGULAR OR BEEF . p • Means I I 300 Extra • With purchase totaling Nov. 12, 1975 CUT & FREEZER WRAPPED I I FROZEN SLICED Alam FRESH TENDER Round Bone Roasts ..... $ UNBELIEVABLE PRICE 3 With purchase totaling $5.00 thru S9.99. 13 I I TOP VALUE STAMPS Coupon good thru AVG. WI 175 LBS •1 " I 1. .....,LB. California Roasts ....... $ - U Roasts • * Cocktail Spry Shortening 1' WITH Golden Grain Macaroni CHEESE 25 RICH-FRCflflN ii L Oc QT. Coiree uuCn 65C • Kellogg's Corn flakes 18C CAN Campbell's Tomato Soup Family Fare Ameri.can Cheese . 99C !! Del Monte Tomato Sauce so'. 19C Family Fare Prune Juice 4001. 69C Tetley Tea Bags Ice COUNT 1" Pace Setter Dog Food 2" I I I TOP VALUE STAMPS I LB. Eye H1ndquarter I'°' '9C CAN Wesson Oil Ribs...... LB. USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE CARD sil ic . J Libby friif -- LB. . . OOc - - - - - - - - - - - . T.Bo,m Econo Pack Family Pack Mixed 3 FOREQUARTERS HINDQUARTERS Fryer 33 WINGS LB. Short I. Steaks. .......LB. LEG ORBREAST - C Ground 1 EXTRA MEATY m -- - - - - - - - - - - 100 Extra 1 200 Extra VA F_________ 1 --•-- I a I a I Trim The Tree Good For a ' .. U With Purchase Of * a Good for 2 BONUS STICKERS I ?%\v a 3-2Ooz. Loaves FAIRWAY FARMS BREAD1t7 Good Thru Nov. 12 50 BONUS TOP VALUE STAMPS With Purchase Of COCA-COLA 8 pack. 16 oz. bits. li ____ ri C,nndThriirjnj 1) U I I U U I a I U U I .170W Is-bans A., W P .114 S Blvd W P *01 -Y 1712 Ml.lind .2110 S O*t.ndo A.. S..'t,a .1101 Pd Si"udi ki...'...,, A.. l'., C.sfl. FAIRWAY is giving away thousands of Top Value Stamps with our Trim the Tree for Christmas. Pick up your card and details from our cashier on your next trip to FAIRWAY �-- IOC—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - — ----- — Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1t75 BEETLE BAILEY Answer to Previous Puzzle Expertise 1 ppj II71l 11AlJ A 1 'N 1 1A 1L IQLNLCJ No'o 41 1egaIpo INII ILl i I(jfElAtij tt 42 Monster Ls \ANT C COAC1 N7 TELL JOIN TE ARM' I.4 ORt'ER TEL.',, WE CAk4 ØE / ER' C4OO / N' ACROSS 1 Developed 44 Ancient Cetc Ability A ITVI 6 -- builder church center A Ole _________ 12 Islind west Cl 47 elore Maul 48 Oriental SI Trickery 13 Stated SH NWQIP 54 Expert 15 Winged EtG1QJ Health ITJRlLI 16 Set tree center 56 UjlI T empt.e I Protective garment 57 Wash lightly tS Aeriform fluid 56 English writer IPTEISI IN1 16ITISJ lIL I 20 Italian family (1713.1768) 21 In a frozen 43 rpparels 59 Cloys 22 Symbol for 44 Doctrine (coil) state DOWN 23 Suppositions 23 Cutting tooth 45 Palm leaves (var) 25 African tree I Flat. thick 24 Fodder 2 Glasswort 27 Hamlet. for 25 Fling 46 Hornets example 3 Lack Of skill home 26 Spectacular 29 Head covering 4 Baltic COIfl performance 47 Raison 0-49 Church 32 Black cuckoo 5 City in Belgium ICoHI section 6 Planet 33 Three times 28 Assistant 50 Followers 7 Huh 34 Raw mineral 29 Able (Sufti*) 35 Coterie 8 Salt (Fr) 30 District .36 Made over 9 Forest features 31 Church seats 52 Modern language lab 37 Ha*ks cage lOPeriodsof time 33 Loyal 38 Put to proof 11 Remainder 40 Chaldean city 53 Attila. for one 5 Through 39 Employs 14 English river (Bib (comb. form) 40 Javanese tree 19 Dexterity 41 Elevate — calcium piece E. BORN LOSER by Art 5cr COF FEE ,' STIR T! ' ) I 2 * 12 3 — — 15 — 4 5 — — — — 6 8 7 — 13 16 — 1 10 I ll 9 — — — iT CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS WHERE COMPUTER IS TOO HiGI.4 - OR 3RO M ' E DA CEMT j24 123 A SILLY QuE5TION, GET A SILLY ANSWEJ Z GET THIS SAsiE REPLY TO EVER'I' THING r ASK IT... — — — Boom NUNN goJ Jim Jill. NMM Jim. WOMEN 21111111 Mm. . .Juul Jill [__ 1 - *. rl _________ 41 42 43 J 14 45 46 47 51 JL BUGS BUNNY ' BASEMENT. HOW MUCH ARE A 7 I CN FIX IT IN 'OU GOING TO FIFTEEN MINUTES CHARGE ME. FER A FLAT, L-XJTIZAG OP.. I C'N FOOL A) AROUND WITH IT FER RALF A DAY ON AN kOURLY BLONDIE Chic Young ;OBO' — 48 49 50 I I I I I I I Wi•iV OON4 r 'tVU HE THINKS I 1=- -1 HE JUST .4A.$ TI.) h-i PROTEST? r PUSH A JTTOP4 EVERY TIME I TRY, HE I I t AZ l;4L;NcD I I J PUSHES MY S4tJI• UP . NORTH (DI £ 9 74 V K9 K J 65 2 J £J 72 WEST £AIOl5 VA 7 32 109 7 KQ IUUI 3p4ur5. S EAST only temporary. One look at dummy and East will smile happily and go about the business of making his game with one or two overtricks, We don't show East bidding the two spades. Our East in V6 Dr. Lamb — — * #&. Ar Iits 4 / I PRI5CILLAS POP by Al Vermeer (Wow! THIRD \ [Iko'S THE LUCKY "RE MUST \ I. FINGER, LEFT) IBo' JENNY LU? BE A '3PANISI-4) HAND! NOL&MAN. THAT'S A SECREV IT SAYS CORONA CORONA! 411 ARCHIE MISS BEAZi.Y. WHATARE by '.EkL, I UED THIRTEEN INSREDIEI\1S INTHEM- THESE BICEWMNNAL CUPCAKES YOU KR4 0.4 THEVRTOPPEC.WIT'I RED, WHITEANDBL.UE Bob Montana EACH OE CON TAI N S TWO HUNDRED CALORIES.' ICING.. — $ - — - FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves B On I i r1 LS NLvR UNDRS'ro3D VvE WHY THEY START THEM OUT L A16.412AAEUG T SPELL 'bOG" AND "CAT" Diuril and most of the other And, what should one do to be medicines that people take to sure not to get Into trouble eliminate water from the body low mineral levels? Eatwith a act by ca'a&sing the kidney to proper diet in the first place. eliminate sodium. As sodium is Physicians should check all the eliminated it takes the eZCt minerals (electrolytes) water with it to maintain the regularly in patients taking any proper concentration of salt in these medications. I am water for your body. Inclined to think that the In addition to eliminating problem of low magnesium sodium, other salts may be lost, may be ignored in too many Including the loss of potassium Instances, with all the attention awl riii'n'tiiti. Small di',i f king Ii u ss.d a VtacW!n. ' c1cly Pit J U ry Calls Binford, Surprise Witness By El) PRICKlj' Herald Staff Writer Appearing earlier today were Lester Mandell, president of Greater Construction Corp. and owner of the 103-acre parcel of land and John Yamnitz, an employe of Laurel Realty. The central figures in an Investigation by the state attorney's office into an aborted $517,000 clay * — 9 Seminole County Grand Jury. * witness - %iolations of Florida's Sunshine Law and that County. is presiding over today's grand jury. Staley Herring planned to take his case to the grand Jury. was also in charge of Wednesday's proceedings. The Florida Sunshine Law states that all Asked today how long the jury will remain in State Attorney Investigator David Hall escorted Contacted at his home today, Binford confirmed Tom Binford, the former laurel Realty employe Radloff to the Grand Jury witness room. his appearance. Asked if he was scheduled to testify w ho lost a $12,500 fee ,',heri the county commission lthdloffs most recent brash with the county before the jury which was empaneled on reversed Its decision to purchase the clay pit site, conunission occurred when he appeared recently to Monday Binford said "yes." was scheduled for a 1:30 p.m. appearance before seek permission to operate a "Mini Grand Prix" "I really don't know what questions are going to jurors. raceway in South Seminole County, be asked," Binford added. He said an official from meetings attended by elected officials must be open session, Staley uttered a terse "no comment." to public if decisions made at those meetings affect the general public. But Herring has steadfastly refused to confirm or deny the intent of his probe or if he intended to present evidence before jurors. Herring did confirm Last week the principals Binford, Mandell and Yamnitz were interviewed by Herring at his Seminole office. Herring did confirm he was conducting a probe into the controversial clay pit purchase. - — — - - Judge Finds Appeal Filed, Sets Aside Eviction -. CALNO seeing • Repeal Of Laws Tenants Mistakenly Put Out Of Home ByJOEASKREN F-SMES the Mooney annexation law should be removed from the books. staying the eviction, was filed last Thursday by Nlrs. 1%lattie City officials throughout Seminole Count) have posed the Mooney" annexation law, w hich applies only to Seminole County, since it went into effect In 1973. Davis, 76, one of the two sistersin-law claiming possession of the house. ~ - ,. . - * -.. -.---_-- 40 -.. .. * . The law. sponsored by then-State Rep. Eugene Mooney (R-Casselberry), requires the cities to adverLse and personally notify property owners within 500 feet of proposed annexations and rezonings whether the owners reside within or without the city limits. ',-.-,--.-. . - -. . . resideas complabled they were denied the right to speak in opposition at city council Meetings. Morris was instructed to %Tite to all four legislators with copies of the letter to all CALNO members. bond was filed lot Thursda with Clerk of Courts Arth~i Beckwith Jr., Judge Hall said, after a long pause, "Obviously In other action the group over the strong objections of Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd, voted to expand its 24-member double taxation committee to 25members to give the county an additional representative. not." v'.. - J4 /4Ti - :. ": - .. - -= :. -' • •. -: . . -f ' . _ -: ' - -. - - 1-a - - - -)] - --' i Mrs. Davis said she and her husband have been living in the house for atxt a year. She said — -- -. she asked Collier to get the deed for the house months ago, since no transfer of title was made from the time her deceased parents h,ad owned the house 35 f4E~ =3 ---Zu rev Aw i" years ago. ' - -' Nirs. Davis said her brother, - .:1cA - Mrs. Gaines said it appears t he posted appeal bond notice i :. * Tom Wilson, executive director of Sanford Housing Authority SHA said he was able to place one of the 12 evicted, based on apreferencu rating as mandated by the federal government. This does not include evictions, said Wilson. , - - when the Sheriff came out last time d dn't Sher ff's in time to prevent the eviction. 59. MOEN house w hich began last August Asked if he knew the appeal . ' n taking place in man) cities in the county and w hen county . -. - * The law was passed when extensive annexations were '. - i— — -- .; — . -•-- Judge liall said the tenants actually were not supposed to be involved in the eviction since the), were "outside the scope" of litigation surround,ing the contested ownership of the The law also requlrespublic hearings at which county and city in, restd citizens mustbeaucwedtospeali i-" ..- . - .. % to her tenants becawse "they were all here - ' Seminole y" eviction noti ces . ' , - C€ phus Alexander. and Laura had rented rooms in the house ., - O for $300 a month between 1965 One of the evicted tenants, Hilton Atkinson 39, said he just moved into the house Tuesday night. Tenants pay $10 to $12 a week for rooms, said Mrs. i •.øSLP..?i Judge Hall said since a cash Tenants llvthgat 1000 West l3th Street stand by their worldly possessions plied along the street after being ei. Wednesday. bond has been posted, he set (Herald Phot9 by oe Askren) as ide the The evicted tenants, in- street with all their possessions. Daiiis. appeal hearing," as no who was successful in removing outreach worker with Seminole Mrs. Davis and her tenants for Community Action Inc., said eluding two families and one Mrs. Davis said at the scene yet been set Perhaps plainclothes Deputy J committee voted to request the additional member She noted that although the CALNO group appointed Robert Ellis, county administrative assistant, and Ashby a day. Mrs. Davis is appealing Judge flail sent the "paper- small child. said they didn't tier attorney had prevented an J. Kugler, who served the Asked who actually owns the the ownership through her work" to the Sheriff's office late receive an eviction notice from eviction attempt last month and eviction notice, put it best when (Continued On Page 6A - / A dozen Sanford tenants, including the resent landlord were evicted, they said, without notice Wednesday morning from a two-story house at 1000 west 13 th Street but were allowed to return last night after a comical turn of events County Judge Wallace Hall late Wednesday said he set aside Tuesda y's eviction order after he found out $2,500 appeal bo d, " ?; r Herahl S ta ff Writer %%INlERSPRlMlS_Saniordclty(pJnjonerJohn Morris, chairman of the CAI-NO Council of Local Governments, was instructed by organization delegates Wednesda y night to inf orm members of the Seminole Legislative Delega ti on the group wants th e Seminole County Planning Act and the "Mooney" annexation law repealed, Casselberry City Council Chairman Edith Duerr said repeal of the local planning act in favor of the statewide law with its later deadlines for comprehensive land plans and st ud i es to be completed would be helpful to the member cities. l She a l eaI noted t h at the eiUes sUIJ feel strongl tha t -I house now, Judge hall said the Orlando attorney, James Wednesday so the evicted Mrs. I)avis nor from the she thought "everything was all he said: owner is Mrs. Laura Alexander, Collier. people could move back into the Sheriff's office, before they right." That was the reason she "ft looks like one of those the other sister-In-law involved, Mrs. Sandra Gaines, an house. were literally put out on the said she didn't give written family affairs!" Executive Point Office Building omers Questioning Seminole Damaged In Ear Morn ng B aze FP&L Charge In Bowl 14j.,2m%1 I I l i An early-morning fire sliuck "The fire started In an the Executive Point office electronic equipment switching building atl..4 and SR436 today. room," Kaiser said "From Units from several fire there it spread to the third floor departments responded to the through the ceiling," alarm, which came shortly He added that it might take after 8 a iii several hours for the smoke to According to Seminole clear from the building County Fire Chief Gary Kaiser, "You have o big problem with ' there were no Injuries, although ventilation w ith these window. the second and third floorofthe less buildings," Kaiser said, building suffered substantial referring to the sealed sheets of damage from smoke and water tinted glass on the building's exterior walls l'he Executive Point building y is not equipped with fire cx tinguislung water sprinklers INDEX Although fire officials said there were no injuries at the Around The Clock 4-A fire, one man was accompanied Bridge_ by firemen from the building to (alcnd,ir S-A the park1nglot, he re he leaned (omics 5-B Crossword 'I feel a 1'title lightheaded," Editorial 4-A Hugh C,lassford, 32, said "I'm DearAbby .11-A an employe of the people who Dr. Lamb S-B own the building -Award IIN %LL)lE MLR1'IIV Herald Stall Writer .. ,. as the PSC refers to it, be included in the rate structures of all poker companies, according to 1L.' Seminole High School Chairman Bill Mayo customers of Honda Power & Light Reasons given for levying the charge, will play in the (01h)P Iflh, iF P&L) have discovered that their ho w ever, are contradictor) ioct season Rotary Bowi I el e ctric bills h ave been $3 higher in recent Scott Burns, manager of the Sanford office of football game at Ly man riionths and hae begun question the charge FP&L said the basic charge was necessar> High School in longsood " r • that has been referred to as a minimum' rate by because of rising cats of doiiig business The No .131 opponent for sonit F P&I personnel s minolt. has be e n 'iii actual cost to the power company of maintaining , be an individual's account is approximately $5, he Ho w ever, the word" minimum" appears to nounced, although 1 'man ItilSflOIIlCI' in isei of the fact that custome rs sa id Principal Canton Iknit> are charged for every kilowatt hoifF used in said today that Winter A lot of people go north in the summer and it'' .J addition to the $3 harge Park. Oak Ridge, hlalnes ka%e their power on to pro vide electricit> for (its, Lak,r. land Kathleen.The charge is hidden on the bill under water pumps, or for their neighbors to be able to imount referring to the price paid for the check the house for them," Burns said \e Sm%rna Beath and total of kilow att hours used Astronaut are all under Burns also said there were 'quite a few' The Florida Public Service Commission minmiulu bills in the company's service area consideration. "Our bowl committee (PSC) has ruled that such "customer charges", Continued on page 12A) decided to in'iite Seminole because we feel It is an :. £ bal exciting team," hlenles d.m al Amw D . Psew , ... ,• saId ' NOV li ?S OCT c S %e are committed but st hatn't signed, , : eo ' ' .1 TOTAL Stminole high Principal ' p ta Ron Reynolds said today. 1105 1425 RS 9S79 2`99 29 hIS SS Formal signing of bohl '- p - •• - ., to ' i • " ' . , / .1 , I oa ,,, "Believe me, Madam, I know cars I was recently an executive for a Detroit auto Companyl,'' the state attorney's office on Wednesday asked \Vedncday he will be out of town the remainder of him to appear. this week. The state attorney said he is attending an It was reported that an investigation by State "over 40" golf tournament In South Florida. Attorney Abbott Herring centers on alleged William Staley, Herring's assistant in Seminole — T d 1 a surprise Also appearing today was Radloff's request to have the property In question rezoned to allow the race track was denied by the cwrimisslon. Alter being turned down, Radloff vowed to buy property near the initial site. Property owners pit purchase plus a surprise witness appeared former Altamonte Springs Councilman Tom turned out en masse to protest R.adloff's proposed or were scheduled to appear today before the Radlof.1. race track. Ife rald Staff W riter Inc 51II).,.P. Will LM Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Mandefl, Yamnitz, Radloff Appear as~ WIN AT BRIDGE — k 681h Year, No. 66-Thursday, November 6, 1975 By DONNA the box was one of the many players who let South play at 4A65$3 two hearts. South would have SOUTH no trouble at that contract lie *K would be sure of eight tricks By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. V Q J 1055 4 and probably come home with " nine, because at most tables DEAR DR. LAMB Would * 1098 West would win the first two like more information on the Both vulnerable tricks wi th the king and queen foods con taining caffeine. I of clubs. East would go to bed have colitus and suffer so, I . V*rit North last South withhIsaceadSouthmakean think my diet must be faulty. overtrick. lass Pus lv DEAR READER coffee is Pass I N. T. Pass 2V irritating to some people's Pass PA33 Pass A Missouri reader wants to colon, and many readers have Opening kid K a know why most American exme that their symptoms _________________ perts like to use two-clubs as have disappeared after stop- Water pIll.s over a long their only forcing bid. ping it entirely. In most cases i time will not cause any harm in The answer to that one Is If Patrick Henry had been a of people on normal diets who are think this is from the action you don't get a ,hand of bridge player, he might well that caffeine in the coffee, b it is not exposed to heat or conhave said: "Give me the spade game or near game strength true that some sensitive people ditlofl5 that impose excessive very often and therefore, it is suit or give me death-" don't tolerate the flavor oils in sweating. From that point you Then if Patrick Henry had great waste to use four openmove into the broad spectrum coffee, either, held today's East hand from ing bids (five if you add three of multiple problems caused by the spring charity game, he nomp) to cover such hands. To give you Some information too much loss of sodium, would have passed in second Use two clubs as your only on how much caffeine you potassium, magnesium or other seat; passed a second time force and you can put the other might iindtn beverages, send 5o minerals, that may occur with after North responded one two bids to work. cents for The Health Letter increased dosage and Increased notrump to South 's one-heart (Do you have a question number 1.1, Coffee, Tea, Colas, elimination of salt and water. I opening bid, but backed into for the experts? Write "Ask Cocoa. You can send yow wouldn't think that the small action after South's two-heart the Jacobys" care of thIs newspaper. The Jacobys will request to me In care of this dose you are taking would likely rebid was passed by North. A two-spade call would be answer individual questions newspaper, Radio City Station, cause you any problem. However, if you it stamped, self-addressed New York, NY 10019. Enclose a aren't willing to take chances envelopes are enclosed. The I have mentioned the problem you shouldn't play bridge. long, stamped self-addressed -most interedhng questions of loss of potassium from these envelope for mailing. If East does back in with two will be used in this column medicines In previous columns. spades he will get a 3hock. and will receive copies of You may be surprised to see You can help avoid this by West will take him right to JACOB V MODERN.) cocoa on the list. Many a including plenty of fruit ani mother gives her child cocoa to fruit juices In the diet. Lang CARNIVAL by Dick Turner avoid the caffeine in coffee not term use of these medicines can knowing that cocoa also con- lead to low magnesium levels, tains caffeine, and enough to too. You need magnesium in the gi ve a child a good dose. The process that controls body same applies to an cocoa temperature, formation of body products or chocolate, proteins, muscular contractions and many functions DEAR DR. LAMB I would closely related to the actions of like to know if there are any calcium. Incidentally, side effects from taking Diuril alcoholism, diabetes and for high blood pressure. !have disorders that cause poor abbeen taking it for three years, sorption from the Intestines -, 250 mg a day. may also cause low magnesium levels. DEAR READER There are always side effects to all Where does magnesium come I medicines, including aspirin from in your diet? From many and even to most foods, for foods Including beans, corn, some people. whole wheat flour and oatmeal. — ,. — Coffee Cou Irritate Colon to .ZEATS ME - too 52 53 r PUDDSY! HERE: T,.Ar MR orn4Es AIdES (March 21-April 19) Normally you are tactful. You have a tendency today to Today you'll have to be careful blurt things out thoughtlessly. to avoid dissension through (;urd against this, for someone what you say, or how you act in a crowd. could be badly hurt. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Usually you have your wits Avoid serious-type discussion about you in the commercial with friends today, keep it arena. Today you could be light. If you get that chip on hoodwinked because you seek your shoulder somebody will surely knock it off. something for nothing. GEMINI (May 21-June ) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. It's not a good day to make 21) Be careful today. That important decisions on family small surplus you've acor financial matters. Your cumulated may burn is hole in Judgment is too clouded by your pocket. You could blow the emotion, whole bundle quickly. CANCER (June 21-July 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Frustrating opposition will for a 19) Treat your mate with kid cause you to look gloves today. Something you scapegoat today. It will be far better in the long run for you to did recently triggered an unpleasant reaction. It won't take take the lumps. You're mush to bring it to the surface. LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) willingto pay for all AQUARIUS (J, 20-Feb. pi ) something you want dune Don't be too coy today. Little today, rather than do it your- nuances you regard as frivolous self. You'll regret this. You gestures could be taken could have done it better and seriously, much to your cheaper. dismay. VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22)11 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) you want to stay on good terms with your budget today, watch Avoid large gatherings today. two items closely what you You're in a mood where you spend for the home and for want attention and if you're relegated to a lesser role you entertainment, may be considerably upset. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. ZJ by Stoffel & Heimdahl THERES A PIPE. \ LEAKING IN THE -- For Thursday, November 6, 1971; — — 18 19 by Larry Lcwii HAT DO 'qO 'EA 3J 'S JJ 14 -- ----- - - THIS I3yBERNICEBEDEOSOL g3M porgy tP. Th I' HOROSCOPE jf ' / - ' ' ' - - " - - - I .. - -. - PRII - .. •. - - - - -. - '-,- -' ........- ,,,,,,,•,,, — .- ----_ -_ ' - - Hospital $- A Obituaries $-A helping the firemen open doors i nside the building when I gwne agrecments Is cx- .r'... — iht iir Mnn,I*.t' 11.,. ..,.l.l. * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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A - 413—Evening Herak Monday, Oct. 20, 75 FL Sanford, BAILEY BEETLE HO OSCO R Mod Walker . - - - - . -____- -- . -- S PE . _-_--._ - - t.... - . li 7 - . - . - - - - -.S.-.-'..-_---S--- - .. 5. - -- -- - - - -. - - -. - - - - S - -- THE BORN LOSER % .-— r ,- * . , ,R 1-._~~_ I R ''. ..~ i~ WTL.f I K ,%, : ~~ , TICK- TcXK -. _ behind the scenes, pulling results you seek can be possible. An CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. strings for your benefit today. achieved through "soft se L" LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This 19) Someone who has admired for some time but have been (June 21-July 22) CANCER You tend to stand out in a crowd is a favorable day for you where you front a distance may be unable to realize is Ii.,ely to be getting in touch today. It's one achieved this coming year: I t~ !, i -1 __ __ .., ~____, ___ _ ___-______._ J __ I f- I by LarryLewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS DO 'YOU PRO SSOR 4R0 AiUST BE A /I HUH 2 By Lawrence Iamb, M.D. JW42i 20 I THE KIDS / YA TO SLEEP 31 q ,~~) I - __. - I 1_~ t "', IL . ~ - BUGS BUNNY by Stoffcl & Heimdohl OuR NaWESI HIS 15 A ..B. IT'S CLUCKS LIKE U THAT MAKE IT TOU3H EARN WHAT I WANT WITH A tRBSH PURE '.\ODEL IN .\lR—, ! I A / AN HONEST LIVIN'.' ANY kAR 1 4~ I I (O LL C 0~ At - . I /~ Its / , I ,, r 31 T_ ____ - IV 9 ________________________ _________ Chic Young RLONDIE -- (I CANNON • II 1• . . f .. ~ I -' ; (. ' ,: '.7, 1ff latwo, S - 4A. 4 PRl5ClL S POP kow OR OLD PAT.) 7-- --' HANGING OU C I , d ARCHIE IT GIVE ME A iE , LIFT,ARC SURE ? r IS THAT Ii ______ E SHOULD U 1111 'TPMK HeR..? 6 I I I't 0 - - FANK AN ' BARBER SHOP Ii // I % I I ____ - M % 1 1911h- Yes, _/o - If THE se- I MW 7V ~W, ACKIE,OC PAL! I; j i KIPPIN! I FE - -! 1 / P S ____ S 115 I l ___ E1 1 -' ( - 10 -=-=-=- - - --- =-. ---- - - - APP t ! fraud robe b 'state and county - r - - - au horities and officials of iw- I- -- -- __ _____ _ S _______ ~_ -- fs 20 . ,..t i I . ,_ . i_ t'. - - - I- ik-r * _P_____ *`i~ 1 I— tI -... o ]--!Z, _f - J-1: . -, - lil Thomas W M)ers _____ I ~ - 11 . _ .- . -;"-. t&; 7,_,_ -N limwap= - _a_RWN~M i 1 * -1 -___X - ______~ - - -- ~ - ~. ~ _____ Orlando y_; of 200 , Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs ~ . I r r — _________ \ 10 the iShrnParkfrahs _______ '1- U;aX L~SlV~ i __ _;•. ~_.L6. \i man Transmission Center at ~L% -.4!42!_ __________ - __ his brother, 21-year-old William CarsonMyers, of 5% E. Orange Ave., Altamonte Springs; and ~,__ t* .k-if . .- . , . f __ ~ .~_~ ~__l . I -_ - - - I ._--m -_ - - _. ~ _ .., . I I - .1 - .- -I -- . - --. 2105 Harrell lid., Orlando were _. __"O~~ ---mA--,_- - - ~ -_I ---~ J booked at Seminole County Jail CARSON 51YERS on $5.000 bond each on three JOHN ,SUrTON, ,ounts of grand larceny and one transmission of three autos at The information charges (iiflt of conspirac) fl area "private automatic and larceny by "color or aid Michael J Ambrose, Colt transmission company" and of fraudulent or false man's corpora te counsel, said we WO pe r cent sure of the represen ta tions or pretense, the fn provided technicalrebuilt ansm is onsv before which representations were experts and assistance for the the autoswere taken to the false or untrue. - - with the intestigation conducted by Fern Park franchise shop. intent to deprive or to defraud Stale Atty. Abbott Herring's A length y direct information the owner." office and the Seminole County filed by Herring charging The conspiracy is alleged to Sheriff's Department with trio alleges that undercover assistance from the Sanford agents were charged from SM have occurred between Jan. 1, Depart. men ts. oe needed, repairs that weren't f raud ul ently obtain mn from customers of Cottman Ambrose said Cottman done, or for Parts that in fact Transmissions, by falsely technicians, flown , in from weren't replaced by the'Fern I'hi tadelphia, rebuilt au tomatic Park operation. I Continued on Page 2-A I Police I I / - . " . . i . . . - - . . . : . _. . . ........., . . - I_b ____ - -___ - . . . - - i. I - / - . . - - - ~- ==± .. % - ~ . Junior Class, Esther Program athisor , - " .1 ____ I -- I -_ _.W.V lllldmn _1 . _4 winners to become one of he two state repr esen ______ t i. , (aiRes to the national Competition. T winners -7 j front each state and the [)isthct of Columbia will recelVe a scholarship of z. ! I - Sue F.l?en Fehd, Sem inole High School winner in the Bicente nnia l Senio r Scholarship, $I, and an all-expense paid trip to Williamsburg, Va. from Jan 119 1976 to attend seminars on educational and social issues and to be on hand for the selection of the nation re"lves certificate from PrInclPal Don RevnoldE. dirrahl Ph.t.hL.tmIV1___b. U Innar - I I' - .. - - - - I - 11 _~- ,TtEi-- . - . -k -. , V,f _*~ Vm nlen said Then turning to . - ___ - as (°mnprl of James lovinglon and Ester - . - _r - -- __--_- _ —.r -- ' - S - - - I ' -- 5 T -E TiEr' - ,_ r '- ' w _1 - - -- 112 % lB CommisSIoner Mike Hattaway 6A that it "might save some juice." (Continued On Page 2-A) - / / rj Bicentennial Seniors schobrsp competition being conducted natlonall)b> the ational Association of Secondary School incipals with funds from Edelberg. members of the could do just the cha i rman said, ' Check out nesday Highs in the upper 0c possibility of eliminating hot lomlds ws from the upr water for the courthouse" SOi to low lOs. Northeasterly Pearson confirmed today winds 10 to 15 mph, becoming such a study is under way, light and easterly by W along with a study of court. nesday. house telephones. 9 . I . Mostly fair through Wet ~ 3. .: p. r Shell Oil Company. ' Commission Chairman Sid Monda> a high 71 O%cr night - t ey-lito Sue Ellen Fehd has been chosen as the Seminole _, -:.. low so, N-7.V-11 ~_~ WfV-14-7i k ., . 6A _5A :-;7 1~~ ~ Is Selected 1 4A ployes who violate that policy in art, fin Pa-c 5-A. . - %mcqV *, li - But a second OMAE study — to restrict employe use of $fi phones - ~-O_ - trying to determine how much mone> could be saed b> 88 • 6ji Evaluation (0,NIAE) which is WE.ATIIE[t According According to Charlene Tarpley, manager of the Seminole County fled Cross office, 3,500 people were ceitified in Fst Aid and Water Safety during the fiscal year that ended June 30, l5. , 4 Pinter 17 soon have no hot water to land in. 7 Television Women Instructor are offered. Water Safety 0 (/ , ____ At the time the county in Sleepy lillow are to be Geiger, alleges Ms. Geiger Was told a reporter MonAs a result of the assault, the city at no years old when she was hired day that Sts. Servantes is no lawsuit alleges, M . Geiger t can gain utility company, Sanlando had can provide the service. But, in July 14 and th at she 'did in longer employed at Club Juana s(ered physical injury, great ownership of water lines in asked for a rate increase. Julian said, he has not been fact perform tople ss dan ces at and that she in the past had physical and men ta l pain and Sleepy hollow first addition, Sanlando serves four city able to find any similar flub Juana." been a "contract dancer." sewer and water lines in the subdi%isions, north of SR 434, agreements concerning h tncuredapermanentabjljt>. The civil action alleges NIS. \loorins md Ionshire The lawsuit alleges that prior and a permanent loss of including the Moorings Moorings and t)e%onshe Geiger 'was put under mental to \lmrch 1 Mc Serantes had haring Oblluarles_ ......... Sports L___ - - e a irs I % __~_ .I~ - ....... .. partment complexes. ____ _____ . - FAltorlai Water Safety classes from Beginner Swimmer ough Senior I to Water Safety MA, 111 . o .- .- Comi cs demonstrations are held at local ____ ____ . . I _______ Bridge secondary schools. WHATS WRG W: OF MHMA7fCS ____ . . . ~ I TV- - .:%.;_z_:~,L.;4__ - Calendar , _. - lx\~ .M_ -, - :- - atlendanLi, school teachers, school by Frank Hill \ - I1 -.%. Around The Clock. .. . ... -AA - _' cutting off hot water. classes for 1 i. - 0 -""I%=-71 ., ___=_._. I --. . Toda coordinating the distribution of (inflated items. ALso, the fled Cross . ____ \ d .. . es is an . nformational and referral service, supplying thousands of persons every year with in. UV4_ 1EPJ I r e 9 In fact, ila stud> justifies the The ancient ada ge of landing feasibilit>, employ may have in hot water may be reversed at only cold water to land in, or for the Seminole County Court that matter to wash their hands he where employes may or anything else. It all depends on the Office of formational assistance ei" ~i*_ 1 ANQM( ~ .. By ED PRICKL= Ilerald Staff Writer Cross Ossists victims of home fires, I 1 W T K. ryan 5? FOR SIX WIFEKSI... JUST ReMEP AOM ~ Ch d - WPW 1J.:, T11MBLEWEEDS OØLE 60 h5 SAM I Ci Frau - Off p 5r4pA IT ..-. - - Hot Water Faucets May Be Turned beneficiary of the United Way of Seminole County, Inc. Cla&ses in switruning, safety and first aid are lease, health and welfare reports, financial assistance and counseling Perhaps the role most eople ass (late with the fled Cross is that of disaster relief agency. The Seminole County office of the Red 70 arry Trudea )VU,1 \ A Cfldifl9 ng SP (1020 w this Is Congressman Clobb ___ E) TheCentralFloridauptero( the American Red Cross is anothe r assistance to servicemen, such 1 ~/ . -. ____ . _. 0A L_-_Jj — 100% I . ' 1=0 - Ned Julian Jr. t continue mencan Red CroSS ________ : ____j ... A $ __________ ç I -___ S re'le3rch to determine how the relinquished control of the deeded to the city when the city ( i / //, . ,/ _______ Wa - , • . I ________________ .er -_ - _____ - ERNIE's Turn., 1 I ii 0 . I IID 1. -_ Teen Claims S exual Duress SPOSE 3--- - -, Dancer px~s, Night Cluh For -Mill on , ________ gt ~ I % 0 (D C -. "a I - f - - several calls from people Knowles and McClanahan concerned about the downtown said a traffic signal device By DONNA ES-TES -To instruct Julian to Devonshire. Winsor Manor and is Herald SWI Wrlter I S.R. 46A In the prtw -e an ordinance or to Sleepy Hollow. first addition. I on n establi s hment wilde and lArkwood Drive LONGWOOD -- The city amend an existing ordinance flie city discovered early this across the strftt.,- lie did not ' area. Knowles said the 'hazard council, noting irritation regulating the ownership by the year that although ,%"r& clabomte. . 6 the top of the hiU." Monday night that privately. city of all utilities lines- both had provided wata SeMee to W no a gin mill, an The commission delayed SU -ned Sanlando Utilities may water and sewer -street lights the areas for several yem it it will not be an acid-rock. a a nd stets to be constructed to had f a iled to collect the 10 ction I n appointing a own outright lines in two city teeny-bopper place," said Zane* representative to the Sernirsole developments and that the city specifications in new cent with a numimurn of $1 Zane explained the -plushCominunity action Inc. as re. company is refusing to pay developments, 111onthly utility tax from its city discotheque will be a "unique" $1 i quested by Amos Jones, execu- some *4 300 the city cIain Ut — To notify Saniando Utilities customers, as required by city ening spot which will be five director. An 1yearld daner who duress to engage in various assaulted two persons and that it owes in utility taxes, voted and any other utility company law. At one point during the ased Into a supper club, and claims she was -put under types of Comm issioner Julian Sten- unanimously: which operates within e city past few months th it acti%ities in Ms. Geiger infornied Pinter of strict dsa codes and cover som apologized to was reported mental duress to engage in order to rsexual the cornetain her employ- her (ear of the pressures — To set a deadline of bounds that the city's utility to the city that the sum due is at various charges will be required. fie types of sexual ac- ment" but that she "rected her fear of being assaul and mission for saying last week for the utility company to pay control ordinance authorizes least $4,300. said the l ou nge will include two that ted or the city has been trying to the full amount or to tivities in order to retain her advances for sexual activities otherwise being harassed ta ke dance floors and feature live get county cooperation on ci ty regulation of rates of by Julian told the council the matter to court. employment" has (lied a with female servants, em- Ms. Serntes. utilities operating wholly or in Monday night that the utility million bands and disc jockey music. -dollar lawsuit against ployes, agents or independent 27th Street sidewalk from U.S. -To stop issuance of building part within the city. Plans call (or company has indicated it will Casselberry's Club Juana. the 17-92 to Sanf ord Avenue for permits In the Moorings The lawsuit alleges that in contractors of Club Juana" or discotheque, including 6,000 "four years." Julian said a l though the not pay the $4,300. The council nter Enterprises Inc., club t he o th er defenda n ts in the Starch incident Ms. Servant.-s division until it compiles with county has turn square feet to accommodate assaulted Mc Geiger the ed regulation of agreed that the city, ii it sues, manager Michael Pinter and a la suit. County Commission Chair. C h woman Identified as a dancer some 150 people. to open within the subdi%ision c-rdinance. (The Sanlando Utilities over to the will seex the full amount whi The claims that on Slarch grabbing her "fall" and pullin g developers have deeded all state Public Service six wee, tine said. ni.jy exceed the $4,300. ______________________ Sanlando Utilities. CuM. who formerly worked at the 1, any her off the chairs where she was 1975 water and sewer li ne "without In ot he r action, the co rnThe attorney said he has been nightspot. s 1thth rnisOn the county has no (Continued Page 2A) provocation on her p," the subdi v is ion's boundaries rcede the able to find agree men ts sta t ing to authocjt to' su e' The lawsuit, filed by Al ta- Geiger TIV suit alleges Ms. Geiger was "violently that water and sewer lines in mon te Springs att or ney James gt of conrol cit "sri struck wi th f ists and a was assaulted" by Rhonda J. —To i ns t ruct Cit y Attorney Windsor Manor and sewer lines C. Fisher for Deborah lann Servantes. • • - "c I - ,Ilk - 4. 4P -fa Sanlando Pressure o a e aim Moore said he has received and all bids. ___________ WE DOWT i - BRAKES 7 01 ____ o 10 I by Bob Montana ___________________ PLEASURE, FUNWNOSE! / /- ' - . ' I - -- aIaJ y _____ _________ Moore ' ,__ - ' I ThC commission discussed a report ' I'l - - ~~ ~ If lot cleaning requests. Mayor the zoning" without any Sloore said the city can mow comment from adjacent weeds but not remove trees. property owners. Th e Pe The comm ission greed to aand was zoned commercial ac. cording to City Planner Dave readvertise for cash sale of the old fire station building, but arr. reserved the right to reject any .A ii -- . Three Arrested I frornKnowles(oras3.2o 86 mile bicycle trail project Commissi oner A. Knowl es said the county has McMnahan opposed the acapproved the coordinated Sanford Policeman U, !0n. McClanahan Id ,, Jack Fulenwlder, left, and State At. investigator David Hl (face hidden) , project, but no funds are that the escort Thomas W. Myers, right, Into county Jail. ( Photos byTom Vincent) s available. Planning and Zoning CornKnowles was directed to use mission, an advisory COIflis h own discretion in acting on — _______ 5) 0 ~ - Mack I.aZenby within 30 days so the city can call for bids. The location for the complex and new city hall site is inside a 13.7 acre lakefront tract at French Avenue and -Seniinole ed by Developer Allen Zane and city zoners who unanimously granted a conditional use rLluest last Thursday. will located at the former Global aor ____ TE RD KNOB ______ - 'W" ____ ______ S 1V - yer may have a -collection near Second — - '.., W 10" JACOBY ____ %Va.,; type. _ - • 0 receive opies a hand which shows the bid at and will MODENC) ' I - / N Jim: "We have had quite a bid with: few tiestions about the so- &76VK52 #AQ84,6J753. This is a clearcut hand for short You were ca n I . n immediate ra ise u a P ot two nentors weren't one of ,Poo hearts, playing standard Oswald: "Probably t;le in. American, Jacoby modern or ystem. If partner reg ventor. Way back in 19 or four hearts he holds 1934 1 suggested that a ha nd one knots it. such as North's be opened lub rather than one spade. That club bid was a general (Do you have a question u ti lity bid It guaranteed at for the exports? Write least three clubs to an honor the Jacobys" care of this and partner was supposed to newspaper. The Jacobys will assume we held fout. It was in answer individual questions no sense a forcing bid and just SI stamped, self-addressed never seemed to get us into envelopes are enclosed. rho most interesting questions trouble." Jim: "I see you have picked will be used in this column its best. The club opening - - m feet of a corn complekd b) Cit) Engineer know what we respond to partner's onheart ope ning yRoger NO ALL is POSH - 1 ' o 9 __ - FUNNY_BUSINESS - - Warren E. 'Pete" Krmwlts. - An Ohio reader wants to or the retina. The retina is a ),our problem. Some people lose their sight specialized movie sa"n. Of by Al Vermeer -. -. - w - move your eyes, (rum side ~ _______ Dick 1 1 4 0 doubled. B Oswald&Jameiiacoby - I the lease requirement. Knowles said specifications on .t $225,000 public orks which requires 11 parking co i di t spaces be provided for each pool area project, -should be 1 ,000 square Opening lead -A 0 Floaters are really eye side or up and down. These shadows. Straight behind the .shadows are what you call pupil of yo ur eye is the lens. It footers. at ta ched to the sides of eye Right there isn't much you and in front of the main large chamber of the eye. This large, can do about the ix oblem ft. cept, I'live with it," as you have rounded c r been told. I am interested, ftugh, in fairly new work to vitreous. (His TONGUE t) I 7 $ 14 pass iv Pass 2V Pus P is hopeless, but you may have to through these areas is cast on wait a while for medical science the retinal screen. I'he shadow you ___1k "111111111111111 q N .1. fl North (/ 1 CAN 'you ) I . _____ PE'S TWiRs-ryl LI &A952 Both vulnerable properly you must have good clouds the material and light is focus with your lens and rn- no longer tra nsmitted properly - It I.— __ #853 smitted onto the screen gel-like substance. The blood - \ a.. Jim: "Ttiere is a lot of difference between three mp in a match point game and that 50 points is worth something in rubber bridge. Incidentally. if West tries to compete with a t h ree-d i amond id,he tricks to be set thr e e A J 5 v K 94 3 rate . on a $5,883,06 balance in back rent payments due from Meyer and Morris also moved . SOLMI course for ages to be ban- because of hemorrhage into the - /1 - * Commissioners Gordon Sl notrump. The hand plays there and South will probably #KJ 7 0 A Q 94 2 Ught enters the pupil and is clean up the vitreous in some cases of blindness. This mitted through the gel- X ~-" J I ,= & ______ / 11 - like technique is not now used ( , 11A one spide South responds one A 10 9 4 3 & K 72 glasses" spotstends to contact Now, The condition is SO annoying when light is transmitted Ut I've all but quit reading or through the vitreous it is watching TV. However, I distorted by the contracted gel hestitate going to another and the fluid. The fl uid can HIT THE NU vi,~1111,ftion,-I'lle 111(itioll Oswald: "If North opens' FA Ts you get older, sm.all, and some not so small, areas inside the gel-like vitreous literally turn to liquid. Part of the worse. You have 20-20 vision vitreous becomes ungelled. 'Me otherwise and don't need gel-like material around these this problem. . 01 , ,~_ 0 Lamb floaters a hopeless case? eyes quickly. The shadow DEAR READER — Noth ing caused b the distorted ( )~q / - # 106 r? 01 ____ i;i _S* " , -, , ,r ' '. It'l - - grant a conditional use request balance is paid. which Illay for the lounge, -,subject to thL. mean six or seven months, ,ord.ing to City Manager police chief S usual In- North and South togs d9ctor for an opinion. Are shift, too, as you move your HOLD - --'- club" in Sanford was approved Monroe Harbour Inc., operator of the Marina, The Marina has 20 to a nice comfortable two . Careful play brings the contract home wi th an S vA852 _~~~ . 0 mission unalumousl) agreed to 10 per cent interest The sale of beer and wine at a B NORTH 1131 - 91 . *~l - monthly payments u NIKS JA('OBN' been to an opthalmologist specks that travel from side to side and up and down. The doctor said name them Oscar and learn to live them. Last week I went to an optometrist, and he said. "They'll either get better or . - Q a RIDGE T F affected by dozens of those II V . - DEAR DR. LAMB - I have recently for very bad "floaters." My vision Is severly - .4 . WIN . REALIZ.F.- FAST WN 1 ec s Vision I MOM S )J.A.skl1F.N Herdld Staff rlter ~ . . . Sanford, Florida 327 71— Price 10 Cents = - ye For . r ~,, Beer, Wine Sale Oka d ()isco i ready to help you. No HeI p ______ 1975 21, ~,Q 1, )ou -',emade are n been ho ng to hear (4 — . SAGIITARWS N 23Dec The end results should be 21) There's opportunity about exceptionally pleasing VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) you today regarding your work UR BIRTHDAY Your humor or career. Take time or Oct.1 l5 will win allies Ida) The pleasan tr ies — with the boss, If GEMINI (Stay 21-June 20) hi 11n k quite Som e one w w ill be bus y al7v 68th Year, No. 52—Tuesday, Oct. :,ou come in contact with, problem Moe quickly while especially those of the opposite conditions favor ou by A So - . . Id AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(11-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) today. Compliments from joint ventures or shared in. I 0'our financial prospects are others are likely, as well as a terests are concerned. Make You haven little luck tucked I far brighter today than they surprise InvithUon to a fun them your pr iority SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) today. It will come into play if were yesterday. If you're en- event. Let your heart rule hour head you find yow,self in a rough terprising, a profit is likely. LEO I July 23-Aug. 22) Thil150 in decisions affecting one spot. TAURUS (April 2D-Slay 20) for you "Ouny PISCES (Feb. 20-March 2D) # you love. The other party woWd you You'll make a very favorable today in an area where impression today on persons recently experienced a do the same if roles were it's a good day to work on creative or artistic projects. seti Me 61 - . I For Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1975 IF - - B; BERN ICE BEDEOSOL a - - - - - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Oct. 31. ins Three New Charges F NA11ON IN BRIEF - Water Hookup Fee Ref und Voted STES Winter Springs Probe Delayed In Shooting At Sheraton WINTER SPRINGS— The second session on the Investigation of alleged Improprieties in the city building department scheduled For tonight has been postponed until next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The change was made because Councilman Donald Browning 1 f.'ated he would not b.. ..ale to attend. The Council decided the Importance of the investigation merited having all council members - two men had assassinating President - - Youth lilt *1 t By Truck In Ov eo Farmers May Sell To Soviets La lifted, were found at a dumping charges of rape, forceable day Bradley's blrthdate was searching For a second, William Scott Thornburgh, 67, area near SR-431 in west carnal knowledge and false checked and he was found to be unidentified man who allegedly 21 S. Cortez, Winter Altamonte Springs Aug. 22, imprisonment in anot Springs, on he r case, legally an adult. also raped the woman. A Dec. I circuit court rape 1973. two counts of lewd assault on In other circuit court was released from The court ordered an arrest child in connection with U trial has been set for a former Spaziano, who appeared in arraignments Monday, the jailBradley on Outlaw motorcycle gang court Monday shackled in leg court continued for one week bery $1,500 bond in the rob- warrant issued for Robert Lee alleged fondling of two girl. case and told to appear Whitaker, 32, of Winston Salem, member who both under 14 years of 'age. was indicted by irons and handcuffs under the arraignment of 18-year-old Monday for arraignment in N.C., after he failed to the Seminole Count)' Grand heavy guard, has been appear Thornburgh entered a plea of con- Albert Jerome Bradley of circuit court, Jury for First-degree murder in victed in Orange County of the Sanford on a robbery charge. for arraignment on a charge of innocent through his attorney, An hour before the 1973 "Altamonte Dump Feb. 1974 rape and knife assault the lewd act in the presence of a John Edward Jones. Bradley allegedly told of. arraignment time, however, child. Murders," on a 16-year-old girl, He was ficershe was a juvenile when he Sanford In other cases, Carl W. police arrested Joseph Robert "Crazy Joe" sentenced to life in prison Court records indicate a McClarien, 19, 1106 Pecan Ave., plus was arrested Oct. 10 at the Bradley on a rape Spaziano, 30, pleaded innocent live )ears. charge in circuit Judge ordered the Sanford, was set for trial Dec. 1 Seminole High School football In the rape ease when arraigned connection with the early unemployed truck driver for the armed robbery Oct 12o1 Spaziano is scheduled, ac- stadium for the $5 robbey of a Sunday sexual battery of a 28- released from Jail Oct. 16 Moniav be fore Count)' Court cording to authorities, for trial the William.s Amoco Service 13-year-old student, But court year-old Sanford woman, Judge Harold day of his arrest. Johnson, in Orlando on Nov. 17 on records indicate that Station, U.S. 17-92 and Lake the next Police said they are still presiding in circuit court. A Dec. 8 trial was set for Mary Boulevard. A direct information f il ed .iv ____ State Atty. Abbott Herring: S office accuses Spaziano of rapinga south Serninolew0IM111 Clamps Lid On Extortion ORLANDO (AP) The FBI, contending there an "lives at state," has clamped a news blackout on what it describe!; as an extortion threat against utility companies from Florida to California, An Fill spokesman said Monday, however, that no immediate arrests were expected as the deadline for the demand for money passed without reports of violence. "No arrest is immuninent," FBI spokesman Homer Boynton said. "IF there were any developments, I couldn't tell you anything except that we are conducting an active investigation with lives at stake." Letters demanding money were received by the utilities last week, The companies were given five days to pay up or face the murders of employes and the destruction of equipment. - - -- therapt, 131 t NASSAU, Bahamas lAP) Five Miami-area men face preliminary hearings Friday on charges of transporting an estimated $4 million worth of marijuana and hashish in the Bahamas, officials say. Chief Magistrate Wilton Hercules set the hearing for Robert Higgins, Robert Gaschler and Harold Paulser, all of North Miami, and Buddy 11111 and Mayland West, both of OpaLocka. Their ages were not available. The men ere arrested Wednesday in Green Cay, 70 miles south of Nassau, after police allegedly found 9,000 pounds of maijuana and hashish aboard the 56-foot sport fishing vessel, "Good Time IV," officials said. ar - v CIA Read Church Letters --- ------1' / I Women's Women's fashion knit shirts. sweaters. . '"" 1 . • Long sleeve - " ' -" • Prints or solids, - MIAMI (All) A defendant in a $24-million drugsmuggling case says he copied gangsters he saw in television shows so he could swindle a Georgia narcotics dealer. Sami K. Masri, 50, of Coral Gables, testified Monday that he meant to take $45,000 from an Atlanta man who, it turned out, was a federal narcotics agent working undercover. Masri, owner of an auto body shop, is charged with conspiring to import $24 million worth of heroin from Lebanon. - (lurch, chairman of the Senate panel, confirmed in a .. Monday that written to the So'iet Union "thanking their courtesies" had been - Hot Water Faucets May Be Turned Off Sharing Called Failure - a contrary to citizen the justification • — Beer, Wine Sales Approved officials and, therefore, more Austerity Plan Approved — — — - - . . County Board County P ort Is Solvent, Report Says STARKE tAP Demanding better food and more outside exercise, about 45 of Florida's 60 death-row inmates have gone on a hunger strike. Supt. G.S. Fortner of the maximum-security Florida State Prison said the inmates rejected food offered them Monday but none had talked to him about the strike. Some of the inmates sent word to an attorney last week that they would stage a hunger strike to protest the q'ialit' of food, curtailment of privileges in the exercise yard and other restrictions. - New Strike Talks Slated Told 1- 60 H i red M1AMI (All) Another session Is set for today in the new round of negotiations aimed at working up a new contract to end the 51-day-old strike by flight attendants against National Airlines. The new talks began yesterday. The first session lasted for 10 hours, ending at midnight EDT with indications of litt!e, if any, progress. The renegotiations were called for by the government's top labor trouble-shooter, William J. Usery. He has called 'lie Labor Day strike against National "a very serious 'let." — Comparisons Doubted - - Dying Inmate Set Free RALEIGH, N.C. iAPj Last week Robert Ransom, 66, was dying of mricer in a prison hital, his parole revoked because officials feared he would die quickly due to his Inability to care for himself. Today heisafree man, and afybeh't Men for more than 40 years plans to visit him a Greensboro rest 1xzie Friday Le tell him he is welcome to live his last days with them. Upoi finding two weeks ago he suffered from lung cancer, prison doctors predicted Ransom would die within six months. — Parents Appear In Coma Case Karen Ann Qufalan's MORRISTOWN, NJ. (AP} parents appear In coirt today to argue for their i1-yearold daughter's "rigid to die." Two h)*Ians carthg for No; QWW0 testified Monday that they wiszld not discv1ect ba Ufezstahng respirator, even tmder cowl order, although there Is little likelihood the will recover from the coins the has been in for the last six months. — Ford Cancels Gainesville Trip WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford has canct'lled ans to visit Columbia, S.C., and Gainesville, Friday Of sbus frouble. A White House soiwee said the cancellatloi, was recmnded by White How physician Dr. Wiflt'm LukssS ho is concerned about Ford 11)lng with a sinus coitk*s. -- Three Face Repair Fraud Charges i Conlinued From Page 1-A) When the autos had been firm collaborated with "repaired" the franchisee was Herring's office in the fraud representing that tran- paid i'Ji money 5uppliW by probe. smissions needed repairs which the offices of Herring and "Cottman deplores the type were not necessary or by Seminole Sheriff John Polk. of misconduct alleged to have charging customers for work "The State Attorney's office been committed by Mr. Myers which had not In (act been Ii vitally concerned with that and his employes because it performed." small group of individuals who Injures and erodes public Herring and Ambrose iidd 'rip off' the general confidence in ethical mieclined to elaborate on details public through corrup business automotive repairmen nt the lengthy Investigation. Practices," Herring said "We everywhere," Ambrose said. However. it was reported that recognize that most businesses "The alleged acts of Mr. Myers tat In rebuilding the tran- are ethical and operate In the and those arre4 with him, uniasloes of the three cars used best interest of the general constitute a breach of Cattznan n the Inon that C public. We further believe that policy and Mr. Myers' (tannin expert ecnnictau a busisiess serving the public Is chuse agreement with the 'marked" individual .parts vested with a public trust. The company," he said. rten reassembling the Iran. public should be able to obtain Ambrose said Cottinari milsiom honesty in it a dealings with all Systems, which has apThe autos were then towed by t4Ci" proxJznae)y 100 franchise in rreckers to within a mile of the Herring said his office had the United States and Canada, Pzrk shop then driven received a number of cwtsurner ts also Provided technical i with 'minor ma ladcomplaints on the Fern Park assislwxe for sundar probes In nliuenti' by tltte Orlando operation from 1971 to as late U T olice oficers Steve Last July. Ambrose said "as a laroney, Mary Maroney and result of curner complaints "There is no reason why alj Wright. and other ctservitiens" the consumers should be subjectei I to this type of business practice, therefore, we will continue to assist and support local law enforcement agencies to put a stop to it," Ambrose said. "To the best of Cottman's knowledge, all of its other Franchises in Florida and e1sci here, are conducting their businesses in a lawful manneland in accordance with Coftman policies and procedures," he said. p Phone Hike To Be Studied j TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Public Service Commission needs to study the possibility of raising charges for pay telephone calls from a dime to 20 cents, the head of the rate department says. Although the hike has teen rejected in the past, David Swafford said Monday that the study might provide additional information and point the way for uniformity of the charge statewide. Before starting another study of charges for calls to information, the commission directed Swalforcl to bring back a report on a pay-phone study at the next meeting, Nov. 4. - Fireman: No 'Inferno Fear TAU.AHASSEE, (All) Fire Chief Earl Levy says fear of a "towering inferno" r,ever flickered through his mind when a blaze broke out In a 12-story apartment building for retirees. Levy said he was too busy Monday implementing an advance plan: flushing firemen into the Georgia Bell Dickinson Apartments to fight the flames and evacuate about 160 elderly residents. The plan worked to perfection. Residents were removed without a hitch and damages were held to a minimum. - Insurance Seizure Ordered TALLAHASSEE (AP) A circuit Judge has ordered the state to sieze all Florida assets of two insurance companies which at one time held $2.5 million in medical-malpractice policies in the state, Circuit Judge Hugh M. Taylor appointed the state Insurance Department as receiver Monday for Signal In. surance Co. and its subsidiary, Imperial Insurance Co., tXliIi of California. Taylor ordered the state to seize all propert) arri assets of the two companies until further orders from the court. -- ' , - - ; tq -Quality Inn North I , I- — 1-4 & 434 LONGWOOD 305-1624000 . . . ' , Sizes Ss Ms L XL . . . 'in my estimation there is no iealth htzard at present, no xlors or sign of raw sewar' crc observed," Harks said Seminole County health )epartment tests of water landing in the shallow ditch nund no health hazard and ater good enough to meet iming standards, Harks, aid. The council voted to instruct e building officer to ascertain the store should not be hooked i to scwer lines rather than it septictanks. lbe council also t'ti to have e mayor forward a letter to e proper official ay1ng the - ainage problem must be i ;rrected immediately with , mpliance to begin not later an seven days and be comp1 ted not later than 21 days. omens omen ' s cardigan - ea. , . ' ' . • 4o99 Women's • i Slacks. , - 3 99 ' Pull-on pant for misses of easy-care polyester . dOubleknit with uncuffed ' - Quilted bedspreads \, ,\ r! Ii 11 ,~ #,. V 0. . . A 4 \ Special ' ' ' ' '"\ I "• 0 - ". ,, b '-.. . w ' .' '-.. .',. . ' 5 ( ' / towels. • 99 Twin and full -. . - Nylon gowns, I . ,%LP Special \\d ; . 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'' , . --- - . . , 3988 Boys' polyester leisure suit. - - 1988 - / Jf r'—i . 1 14e88 Polyester knit leisure suit has shat style jacket. Flare leg slacks have wide waistband and belt loops. In navy, tan or dark green. Sizes 10-18 reg, 10-16 slim. ,_ I I I ' I (9 . - (9 % . - - At I - I . . . ., - - EWA A Print shirt S ai 3.99 Long sIve sport shirt of acetate/nylon prints. Sizes 8-18. Like it? Charge it. Use your JcPenney char a account. N~~ - CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penneys-Open Monday thru—Saturday 10 am. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. Ph. 323-1310. I = .- 1100 pct. acrylic, long sleeve. •Cable knit design. IMany colors in S.MSL. , . the city for six month. subsequentl', took out qualification' papers for the Group 4 Council seat. Daniels, a'. Monday night's city council meeting, said, "In my opinion no person who has not been a resident for six months on the day he qualifies has the right to qualify." Brock sa id he and other cit attorneys felt the residency requirement would not sta nd a court test. ''1 felt it was my legal U0 thus advise mayor and the city council in order to war off a lawsuit," Brock said. The matter was dropped without action when Mayor Troy Piland said that, in spite of the attorney's opinion, the council may instruct the city clerk not to validate a candidate's papers if requirements are not imiet. The council also C d ook actionto get t Farnis to correct drainage behind its store. In a letter from Dr. Orville I.. Harks, counts sanitarian, drainage problems were blamed on the natural high hater table, between the store nnd residences in Hacienda W V residency requirement for candidates is unconstitutional Brock, when consulted by I CityCkrkMyNortonh advised her to issue qualification papers to Rev. Robert Clark, pastor of 00. Seminole Rap TernpIe,e,'en — . r. WINTER SPRINGS Corn Monday attacked the decision of City Attorney Newman I .. By JANE CASSELHERRY Herald Staff Writer 45 Inmates On Hunger Strike — ' d TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida's two teachers' unions say their members have the right to strike, regardless of what the state constitution says. But state officials Monday were quick to condemn the position and said that any proposal to change the constitution to allow public employe strikes has no chance of Passing the legislature. Florida Education Association-United, which claims 35, 000 members statewide, voted at a statewide meeting Saturday In Tallahassee to uphold teacher walkouts and adopted a report criticizing the Public Employe Relations Commission. — , Res i ency D ecision Attacked Unions Cite Right To Strike — " The No date has been set fir Spaziano 's murder trial in tli. dump murder case. He was indicted Sept. 12 by the grand Jury. 1k' is accused of killing Laura Lynn hlarberts, an 1B year-old Orlando hospital clerk on or about Aug. 6, 1973. Miss Ilarberts decomposing body and the remai ns of a se cond woman, still not iden. iS ( *Sold for $7 In spring of 1975. IMaclilne washable polyester. •Choiceol3styles. *AlI short sleeve style. N , /1 2*99 34,99 - - - - 1.01%_~ ': J(;F) ennev __ 1/ defender," the black haired defendant told the court. "I'Vc already paid for an attorney. I ant to call Kirkland," "Attorney or no attorney I'm Innocent," Spazianu said as the court entered a plea of innocent to the rape charge. Kirkland present '1 t 1' It TV Swindle Said Copied , Wednesday SPecia. ls r r1 tained ° rn l'.di Edward Kirkland to defend him iii a.o' i (1IUI t ordered check by the circuit clerk's office with Kirkland's office brought tilt, information that Kirkland i.sn*t rep,esenting Slwiziano. Five Miami Men Held dyB M eta ll i c, S u it S — By BOB lJ.O'i'U Herald Staff Writer FBI Claims Lives At Stake, - Tuesday, Oct. 2), 17S-3A Murder Trial Set For Outlaw Motorcyclist FLORIDA IN BRIEF — - known connection 6 I I Devonshire subdivision. Rejected all insurance bids, deciding to negotiate with The city insurance companies for LONGWOOD council Moiiday night voted to coverage for next year. Agreed to attempt to have refund some $8,900 prepaid by a duties of the planner the the land developer for water meters before the city hiked county has authorized the city water connection fees by 60 per to hire through the federal Comprehensive Employment c'nt earlier this year. George Nader, developer of Training Act (CETA) program Longwood Groves, said as a expanded to include experience "prudent businessman" he or education in mechanical or delivered a check to the city for civil engineering. Approved a finding of fact, $11,050 for 85 water meters early this year after reading permitting Longwood Utilities newsoaner accounts that fees Inc., which provides sewer were to be raised from $11010 services to Sandalwood, Longwood Groves, Shadow hill $1 75 each. Nader sa id he was sub- and Highland H il l subdivisions, sequently told the prepayment toincreascmonthlysewcr rates would not be allowed and has from $4.50 to $7.50 beginning been required to pay $65 ad- Nov. 1. Grant said those ditlonal for each water meter residents who paid the in. hehashadconnectedatsomefl creased rate this month are homes he has built since that entitled to a rebate. By DONNA E Herald Staff Writer Three additional charges have been filed against the suspect in the Monday robberyshooting of a Sanford motel clerk. Meanwhile, the victim of the pee-dawn incident was listed in good condition today at Seminole Memorial Hospital. LOS ANGELES tAP) The theft of a television set A nospiiai spokesman said from a motel room was the undo lag of carefully laid plans Jim Stump, 26-year-old night for Anderson said store officials fire Friday near Longwood. Ford, federal IIIars4Iger at Sheraton Sanfuc-il said a check of the coffee shop officials say. Winger said 4amage at the Inn was in good condition register revealed $166 missing. residence of masonry conThe two were Indicted Monday by a federal grand jury Following surgery. tractor Ben Moore was for conspiring to assassinate Ford in Sacramento on Sept. Investigators said Stump was Burglary Reported S estimated at 565.000 to the the same day Manson follower Lynette Fromme shot IUU[ LIWCS twice in We dwelling and $35,000 to the allegedly pointed a gun at Ford as he walked through a chest and once in each arm. Sacramento park. Sherifrs deputy John 1. Poole contents. Police detained 18-year-old said today that Sue Lucingo, Winger said cause of the A Justice Department spokesman said the alleged plot William Andrew Ware, of 7626 Village Green Drive, south blaze, that is believed to have had no with Miss Fromme's alleged attempt on Ford's life. Sanford, 24 minutes after Seminole, reported $350 cash started in a den-office area of sheriff's deputies received a from a bedroom at her the house on Parsons Road, off report of the 6:30 a.m. robbery. residence. Markham Wood Road, hasn't Ware was jailed on an In other re ports, Bill)' R. been determined. aggravated assault charge. Lund). of Orlando, told "Nobody was home when the i WASHINGTON (AP) —American farmers are now free Today, sheriff's detective Jerry deputies that tire started," Winger said. He a in citizens to sell grain to the Soviet Union following the anovIF: - A 17-year-old time. ('apshaw said additional banl radio was stolen from his reported the bla7t' gutted all but k' lie akcd the city to recon rtn'inent of lon.tenn tTSlus.sian p:cLs cvverin: th cJurcN of robbers, .auI. tiu&'k hI ictft,rrv youth was struck one 6-40011 'd it pa rk ed sale of U.S. grain and the purchase of Soviet oil. the structure. by a pick-up truck while Sider its position and permit the with intent to commit murder Lake Harney n Investigators probed the practicing for the at Geneva. prepayment, saying if the city As the embargo was being lifted Monday, Agriculture a rid use of a firearm in commisOviedo High Deputy P. J. Riggins reported ruins of the house after the roof Secretary Earl L. Butz said as much as seven million School Cross Country Team declined to take that course of sion of a felony have been two 14-loot aluminum gates fell in when flames consumed yesterday afternoon in more metric tons of U.S. grain might be sold to the Soviets Oviedo. action he wanted a refund. Placed against Ware. lie was were stolen from Ross L. the residence. The council this year. voted Michael Lee Trier. 17, was be ing held in co unty Jail without IIWIICL'' property on Long. unanimously to disallow the The two-month-old embargo was Imposed by President listed in serious condition at In other weekend reports, bond pending an appearance wood-Lake Mary Road, Lake deputies prepayment and to refund Ford !ast summer after the Soviets purchased 9.8 million reported antique gold Winter Park Memorial Hospital today before a judge. Mary. the city metric tons of grain from American exporters. The Jewelry and silverware valued with a Fractured leg and severe money after bookkeeping department has embargo stemmed from concern over the impact on U.S. Higgins said the thieves at *3.000 was reported taken in lacerations. Thief Sought An Altamonte Springs man prices that exports could have and some nervousness that pryed apart hinges on the gates, a burglary at the home of Elsie Aubrey Thomas Jacobs, 301 verified the amount due. predictions of bumper U.S. crops this year might not In other action, the council: who claims a metal "bolt, nut Sanford police today were valued at $100, and used a torch Michael, 117 Starling Lane, The Satsuma Dr., Sanford, driver of Prove true. Passed on first reading on or screw" in a candy bar the truck, said met ran into searching for a juvenile sneak to cut away a lock and chain. Springs, west of Longwood. a vote of 4-1 an ordinance an damaged his teeth and dental the path of the vehicle, thief who allegedly snatched Seaboard Coast Line RailMayo W. Graham, a general in nezing the McCardle property work has filed suit in circuit No charges have been filed $166 from a cash register road conductor Horace Fort- contractor, told deputies bounded by Palm Springs Road court at Sanford seeking in his the accident, Monday afternoon at Eckerd aer.56 of Lake burglarized while he Mary, received auto was excess of $7,500 damages. Officer Randy and Powell Street, WASHINGTON tAPi Oviedc, Police The CIA opened and read at Drugs, Sanford Plaza shopping a Jaw injury Monday, deputies was flying his airplane The civil action, filed by City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., and a Blankenship said the inleast three and perhaps eight letters written by Sen. center, and fled on loot, reported, when he was struck $2,100, to Maitland attorney Stephen J. was not necessary Frank Ch urch during and after a 1971 trip to the Soviet 13-channel mobile tersection of Magnolia street said It Patrolman D. L. Anderson by an orange thrown by telephone unit was stolen, the tract Johnson Jr., for Paul Richard designate zoning for and Highway 419, where Union, according to evidence obtained by the Senate insaid the youth, with blonde hair unknown persons near Deputy R. L. O'Dell said the the and his wife, Virginia obscured since, under city law, it will Zmeskal telligence comittee. accident occurred, is and dressed in tan pants and North St., Altamonte Springs, auto was parked at the end of by shrubbery. Zmneskal. automatically assum the T. against Tootsie checkered shirt, was seen by a railroad crossing. Marty Boulevard, off W. Lake is any business district zoning of Roll Industries Inc., a Virginia g' telephone interview don't think there copies of two letters he store employe as he opened a Brantley Road, when the corporation with main offices in had excuse for them using the side adjacent parcels, our hosts for cash register in the store coffee Other Reports breakin occurred. Chicago, alleges that on July 20 Councilman Gerard Connell of the road. They have a track," found in CIA files. anch, an shop, which was closed at the cast the Zzneskal bought a Tootse Roll only negative vote. Deputies Sunday invstigated Blankenship said, Idaho Democrat, authorized release of the two letters to time. Sheriff's arson investigator the thefts of ferns and hanging Passed bar The Associated Press. on first reading an candy at a Handi Check Blankenship said Highway The employe shouted at the H. E. Winger and county (ire plants, total value $485, store that was unwholesome The Senate panel today begins three days of bearings from 419, called Central Avenue in ordinance zoning the Shubert youth, police said, and he fled department investigators today three residences on bad property, south of SR 434, and unfit for human conInto CIA and FBI mall-opening programs. CIA Director Doverwood Oviedo, is narrow, in the store on foot after closing continued their probe for the and Yarmouth Roads in south condition and has several blind busi ness district and set a swnption. The lawsuit alleges William E. Colby has criticized the hearings as a "fifth the register. cause of a *100,0000 residential Seminole, public hearing for 8 p.m. Nov. the candy bar contained "a rerun of the great mad-reading story." spots. 10. metal object consisting of a Authorized Julian to bolt, nut or screw imbedded defend Poli Poli ce Sgt. Greg within the Tootsie Roll." 1i la nni ng and Public Safety The suit allcges that Zmeskal ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) The federal revenue sharing (Continued From Page 1-A) Pearson to conduct a study and lines?" he asked. "ICs critical now. No doubt Director Doug Keller or former ate and-or bit into the Tootsie program has failed to give Southerners a greater say over Seems it's difficult to get a perhaps come up with a Police Chief Torn Hennigan in a Roll and "broke, fractured, Vlhlen asked Pearson to meet about it. I sit there fl1 how their tax dollars are spent, says a report released free line. And, some corn"county policy" on telephone with Southern time after lawsuit claiming Manning dislodged and-or destroyed Bell Manager punching that button today by the non-profit Southern Regional CounciL mlssionei-s think it ma'y 06 calls to "stress more efficient Tom Hunt for some handy committed assault and battery sevt'uil teeth, gums, dental time," said Hattaway. The average cittn has little voice in aJlncatioXeCtS f the because of employes. use of telephones." dandy tips on how to save Pearson's report will be on Henry Borgen of Winter bridges and severely injured funds hith sometimes havekrn used for "Maybe employes 'are Hattaway said the phone dollars. o his mouth and Jaw." previously rejected by voters, ac*xrdiag to report, based complete in a couple of weeks, Spr ings, chatting with friends," Mat. company's answer Is to install The tuft, seeking in excess of ona Study o(d The suit also alleges Zmeskal Commissioners agreed, he said. towns 11 southernstjtes. taway suggested, another phone. cold $2,500 damages, claims that suffered "extreme physical and lack of however, that the situation is a The end result could be participation In revenue sharing is Vihien responded by ordering "Why do we need more serious one. on Oct. 1, 1974, alter mental pain" and that he is now Water and fewer telephones for Manning for revenue sharing that arresting Borgen at his Winter unable to work "at his usual courthouse employes. local governments are closer to the people than Federal Springs home, assaulted the occupation or any occupation adequately reflect the needs man with resulting arms and for a substantial period of of the people through responsive allocation of federal shoulder Injuries, dollars at the local level," the report 55)1. time" and has suffered loss of Agreed to Invite Al Clark of earnings due to permanent (Continued From Page I-A) back and forth from the City said Stenstrom. Calbert Construction Co., injuries. Commission to the Count)' Vihien had said the county de velopers of Highland Hills In a separate case, Johnson Stenstrom's comment was "not Commission since 1966 a has been "ready to go," bu t the subdivision, to a council has filed a lawsuit seeking In the truth." NEW YORK (AP) The state's fiscal watchdog comperiod of NINE years ac- city hasn't "elected to par. meeting to work out excess of $2,500 damages for a Vihien was correct. It cording to the City's official ticipate" in this project. mittee for deficit-ridden New York City has açroved an arrangements whereby Sanford woman allegedly inwas not four years. As a matter minutes and files austerity plan that will cut the city's budget by $724 and Stenstrom said the County drainage holding ponds in the jured when her auto collided ta of (act, it has been bouncing County Engineer Bill Bush," million over the next three years and slash thousands Commissioners, who "were The Seminole County Port development can be improved, with a Seminole Sheriff's more municipal workers from the pa)roll. elected to be legislators," Authority is in good financial The developer has retained Department vehicle. Gov. Hugh L. Carey, head of the Emergency Finania1 desperately need a county shape, according to SCOPA ownership of the ponds. The civil action names It was Control Board, startled other board members Monday manager to coordinate the administrative assistant noted the city cannot improve Sheriffs deputy Frank Johnnight when he told a meeting of the Qty Club that 55000 county's affairs. Dennis Doigner. the ponds to alleviate drainage son, Seminole County and jobs would be eliminated by 197L 'What's happened in the past Dolgner said a financial problems in the development United States Fidelity and However, Kenneth Axelson, deputy mayor for finance, is that three years ago the report at SCOPA', monthly until ownership is conveyed to Guaranty Co. as defendants. explained. "My imdustasxbng of the governor's remarks County Commission chairman board meeting revealed th the city. e The suit alleges that Gloria D. is that be was talltiN about the equivalent number of jobs was Greg Drummond. Two authority was $4,000 below Council Chairman J.R. Grant Williams was attempting to represented by the $724 iiulliori" years ago it was Vthlen. Last expected expenditures for the said the city as a last resort, make a left hand turn in her Seminole Employment and $1 received. His appearance )'ear it was John Kimbrough past fiscal year, while revenues can halt Issuance of building auto from Southwest Road onto '4 Economic Development Cot- was requested after press and again this year it Is Vihien. are above projections, permits in the subdivision. poration (SEEDCO) P -esdent reports appeared criticizing This eliminates any vestige of W. 16th St., Sanford, on Aug. 7 Chairman Tom Blnford was Referred to Julian a when a sheriff's car driven by Horace ('r told the county SEEDCO oration., WASHINGTON AP Discovery of an attempted burconti nui ty re-elected at the meeting. request for a stop sign in deputy Johnson collided with commission today that the y at the offices of President Ford's campaign comCommissioners complime- fiascos as the 27th Street Rodney Cable was elected vice- Longwood Groves. Julian is the Williams' vehicle. agency pumps $450,000 yearly nied On- on his presentation. sidewalk mittee stirred memories of Watergate, but officials for Pinecrest president; Donald Jackson was also to research the law to find into the economy and is The civil action claims Ms. quickly discounted any comparisons. The "1 wish to compliment your (Elementary) School," said elected secretary if 15 miles per how- speed limit and responsible for jots for at least organization on a very corn- Stenstromn. Lester R. Benjamin, accountant for the President Ford received permanent Blackstieare won the post of signs can be placed rn in juries. 100 workers, Committee, reported finding two jimmy-bar marks on a prehensive report," Cornsaid the purpose of treasurer. Orr said six "very young missioner Mike Hattaway said, theKnorIes file cabinet when he unlocked it Monday morning. But project is to provide a sale Jim Rowe, newly appointed orporatlons" employ 236 ihoever tried to pry the cabinet open was unsuccessful ''Very impressive," access for the school children, by Gay. Reubin Askew to For a Foot Stomp1n iet-sons, a number Orr says will remarked Commissioner Dick and nothing was taken, he said. County Public Works board, was elected assistant J un tpsometime next year to 474 ..As The heavy-duty cabinet contained checks, cash and Williams. described by Director Bob Andrew said last secretary. Good In the rrployes. SEEDCO financial records but no political documents, according to as Horace the agency is doing a week a full status report Earl Downs announced he ii trted in 17O with a $3,158,000 very admirable job." nostalgic atmosphere Benjamin and Robert Vtsser, general counsel for the requested by Vililen Friday on has notified Askew that he has ek'al grant. cotnzmttee. Com.'nlssion Chairman Sid the sidewalk project may be resigned from the board of the 20's, visIt,,, Orr vs SEEDCO spent $1.57 Vihien Jr. was absent from ready by today's (Tuesday) because of business corn'in the comi.1unity" for every today's meeting. County Commission meeting. mitments. Officials: Television Theft Undid Assassination Plan Evening Hera ld Sanford, FL _ =- �. Evening I HeIvM 300N. FRENCH AVE,,SANFORD FLA, 32771 Area ('ode 305.322.2611 er 831.9993 Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher U. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. C(JHRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director fl'it. Delivers : Week, 55 rents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: War, 128.40. By Mail: In Flrrida same as home delivery. All ether mail: Month, $2.0; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 9 — F91 — - Shave Spending The Clock Interested in helping with the red evelopment of Downtown Sa nford but don't know how you can help? Well, now's your chance, Th e Sanf ord Downtown Development Council, headed up by Executive Director Sara Jacobson, Is currently In the process of doing all it can to help restore the do wntown area into a place of which we can all be proud. However, help is needed If the project is to succeed. You can he lp by volunteering to do research and conduct surveys. According to Ms. Jacobson, volunteer researchers are needed to go back Into th e archives for information relating to Sanford and expert help to supervise the research will be coming from Tallahassee, Besides historical researchers, Ms. Jacobson says volunteers are needed to cond uct surveys, tabulate th e results of said surveys and to work on a public relations committee. If you'd like to spend a few hours a week helping With Tax Cut A case can be made for a federal tax cut next year as proposed in principle by President Ford and given specifics by Democrats on the Joint with the project, get In touch with Ms. Jacobson. She's located in offices In th e Paulucci Building on First Street. You'll be doing everyone a valuable service by volunteering and will probably enjoy learning some of th e historical facts of Sanford while in the process. Many of today's hIgh school seniors are hopeful of pursuing their education by going on to college. Yet, t hey're worried a bout th e finan cial picture - for many reasons. Well, financial aid L available, but you've got to act fast. Counselors at Seminole High School ad vise us th at prospective college students should waste no time in learning all they can about the costs at different colleges, how much th e family will or can be expected to contribute and what the needs from outside sources will be. A booklet e xplainin g a lot a bout college Finances is available at the high school guidance office - and it's free. The booklet, 'Mee ting Co llege Costs in 1976-fl' is guide for paren ts and students and has many valuable tips on wha t It will take to see you through that level of higher education. Financial aid, through gran ts, loans and jobs, helps thousands of students with their college educations each year, but the time to start pla nning is now and applications for such financial assistance should be made as early as possible. In addition to various tips, th e booklet also expla ins such t hings as how an individual can estimate ex pe nses at different kinds of colleges; how to figure th e approximate need for aid by using wor ksheets and step-by-step outlines of th e need analysis system; where aid comes from and how to apply for same; and how and where to find more detailed Information about different kinds of aid that are available. If you're one of th ose plann in g on furthering your ed ucation, stop by the guidance office at your school today and ask for one of these informative free booklets. It might save you time and money. a — Bill The ultimate goal, quite probably, considering a historic Sack of jawboning success, would be a return to mandatory controls, which also have been ineffective. It is impolite, perhaps, to dispute the rosy, election-eve belief that tax cuts and increased government spending can be made compatible. But this nation is on a precarious tightrope between economic stagnation and inflation. Political reality dictates tax reductions, but the cuts must be balanced by a tight grasp on the public purse. Slush Continues DON OAKLEY W ORLD 1 : ' Currie TOM TIEDE Price Bars Delaying Oil Hunt .__— "The petroleum industry is the most maligned and misunderstood economic entity in America today, primarily because it is the victim of the niost tota lly biased information. "1 do not wonder that the American people are confused a bout the co untry's energy problems be cause so many of our elected representatives have for two years been pointing accusing fi ngers at the Industry, attempting to punish the industry and make it the scapegoat for problems caused primarily by policy - or I should say, nonpolicy - failures of government." The complaint is not that of an executive of one _ \.,* - -• _______________ __________ . -. . ________________ _ I -— •. ____________ _ _ ." .• . 1 - . ,, * V_ • _ -. - ______ of the oil giants but of C. John Miller, president of ______ _____ he o11 4 1_ ; Al C; -t, "U . "I'd like to retire, like Frank Sinatra. and earn a little money working once In a whil3 like he's doing!" despite debate I - Generalissimo Francisco Franco has developed a heart problem in addition to In. fluenza, and specialists were called to the Pardo Palace today to treat him, Informed sources reported. _____. _. Telephone lines to the palace outside Madrid were busy Premier Carlos Arias Navarro remained at his office downtown Madrid, Kissinger Meets tEL ' PEKING (All) —Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger held a surprise meeting Tuesday night with Chairman Mao Tse-tung. Commun ist China 's 81-yearold leader Invited Kissinger to his house in Peking after the secretary of state had met for an hour with Deputy PremnierTeng Hslao.ping. It was their th ird meeting. Kissinger arrived at Mao's home at 6:30 p.m. accompanied by h wife, Nancy, and seven aides. e ' Breckenridge's F I ig h t I•* CALENDAR OCTOBER 20 I ou ' ACK ANDERSON JA •* •. ---•----. - - • -•-- ..-•--••--..'-•- • - about their vehicles today that internal policy flunking the safety insction changes a nd clarifications of and t he ordering of i nspectors edur have been made as by supervisors to issue stickers result of a review of allegations for the cars with defective of irregularities, improper equipment. procedures and misconduct in Kaiser said now "when the o pe ration of Seminole people raise hell" a bout their County Motor Vehicle cars flunking, the decis ion on Inspection MVI) stations. issng a sticker is made on the State Atty. Abbott Herring spot by a chief MVI inspector at said he reviewed the allegati the sta tion If the car owner in sworn testimony ta ken by is n't satisfi ed with the decision, Assistant Public Defender Kaiser said, the ma tter must George Sprinkel then be taken up with the 'I found no evidence of department head or the High criminality. Nothing showing way Patrol elsewhere and at a ___ ) , . . , ________ ____. - ... •. • _______ , • •• : • . ,' proc ______ _____ . ' :" ______ ______ . ______ ____ ________ . _____ . . 'V. . r-T . •. '., '—'. . ' ' • . , . • f • ' .- - ,,, ' . ____ -7 .i4;. r 1 : _____ ________ • • - 4•'. -01 A . _______ _____ • it . '• "_______ ____ ______ ______ , ___ '" • _____ ______ _____ 'r',,,'_" -- AF Z 3. -- , - _______ ;~ r ____ ____ • ,, - _____ I 1. *#: • ' L ' - _____ "- ' j' - ii ' _______ ' . . . I;% :_ owners "raised a littl e ' es anyone doing anything for later time. lie said with th.is netary gain," Herring said. no longer erri n g me I . U5 1 Trinity Prep School HOMECOMING 9AIII ho ' (I Its s"tenth all"u-31 110111ccorning Saturday ~%11(111 the "Saints" play Ill,. Kaker and representatives St. Edrd School "Pirates" of Vero Beach at 2 p.m. In Goldenrod, On the Homecoming Court ill L,,e FloridaHighwayPatrol are waiting to get AT TRINITY IX! r cars from left) Laurle MeNti.1ty, We Nfary; Robin Hunter, Winter Park; Kerry Ngleberg, (which has ultimate authority inspected. Maitland; Leigh Warren, Winter Park; Boo Pierce, Sanford; Carroll Curtis, Maitland; and Terry over the MV! operations) and Hunter, Sanford, Herring said his review of discussed "what appears __________________________________________________________ to be allegatio ns showed that "each to adminitrtit'g ,rnkI,... ,.. • UUILTII43, case appeared to be a judgment • Woman Is Found AfterLong TALLAHASSEE (AP) — hunting camp and he was "It was quite an cx- unable to find her, perience," says a woman who Mrs. Bley s mother, Mrs. had disappeared for seven days in the woods and swamps of the Harold Carter of Tallahassee, Apalac hicola National Forest. said her daughter is "a very good person. I believe she has to But Marguerite Carter Bley, ha ve some concrete reason for said Monday she didn't want running." to discuss the details of her Mrs. Carter said her datrnh. ordeal unUl she discund , wi th her lawyer, Peter Gus- ter survived a week in the wild by eating nuts, berries and risco of Tallahassee. plant shoo ts and dri nking Mrs. Rley, a divorcee, report- face water, edly ran intenticnally Into Mrs. Bley told her family that woods about 20 miles west of she slept little. Rescuers said here on Oct. 11. OVIEDO — The city council council's police committee had she was scratched, tired Monday night approved the use requested a signal in t he Despite an intensive land and hungry and suffering from ex. of federal revenue sharing but the state, which has air search, she was not found posure when they found her, funds to supplement the salary jurisdiction over Highway until Friday evening, when a 419, She was reported Monday in of a police of ficer to be hired to had not state park of ficial came across complied. Tripplett sa id good conditi on at Tallahassee replace one who moved to a several accidents had occurred her footprints on a fire lane in Memorial Hospital. detective position, the forest. at the intersection In the past, The woman was found after City Attorney S. Joseph but none as severe as the one A Tallahassee man, Julius Hubert Griffin, manager of Davis informed Monday afternoon. the council Ray Jacobs, told sheriff's depu- nearby Lake Talquin State he had conferred wi th officials In that accident, 17-year-old ties that Mrs. BIey ran away Park, saw a fresh footprint on In Atlanta and had decided that Michael Lee Trier, of from his pickup truck at a the trail, using the funds by transferring Casselberry, was rtfnning them to the general budget alongsi de Highway 419, called Searchers using tracking would be allowable. Central Avenue in Oviedo, w hen dogs found her huddled at the he was struck and seriously edge of a small swamp about Chairman Arthur Evans injured by a pickup truck three-quarters of a mile from asked Police Chief Kenneth driven by Aubrey Thomas the hunting camp. Triplett to explore the Jacobs of Sanford, Federal Funds Use Okayed At Oviedo possibility of erecting a traffic Shewasfrigf.tened, Grif fin signal at the corner ofMagnofl said. "She was aware the sea- Street and Centr al Avenue. chers were there all the time" Tripplett said he and the Kaiser confirmed the meeting and said he's had "two or three sessions with MVI inspectors at all three county MV! s ta tio ns." Kaiser said "corrective department action" has been taken to "restore the authority and confidence of the inspectors. I th ink now we'll get problems solved," he said. Sworn sta tements from MVI employes containing the allegations became public Work on 7 said " ..•1 LOW AUTO RATES • - , Under 25 - SR-22's Cancelled . Rejected E.Z. Payments - Quotes • / 11 / / 322 -0285 831-9774 • .2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla , 32771 ____________ Yltu INSURANCE AGENCY 1111111111 li~ ~ ~'l~' ~ ' ~ ' ~ ' ~ ' ~ ' I Zoo Park 1 IdIrP 0 Certofs cate 1 1,000 ni in liii urn --- dp-nncif 6-year maturity uIietLor Al United Way Victory Dinner, 7 Rozon asked the commission p.m ,Quality Inn North, 1-4 and SR 434, Dutch treat buffet. City Planner's SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier Restaurant. Sanford: Beatrice I,. Balint Patsy C. Barlow Meta E. hlensz Paul S. Lunsford Gottlob Schimpf Lake Mary Woman's Club, 7 Hiring Is Mary Tigar p.m., meeting and style sh ow, Geri K. Williams ...... ,,,, ,,• A ...._J_ 1.1. KiUtrynN. N. Leigh, etiary iiviiw ui curs. maire rvans. ITem Dorothy J. Griffiths, Deltona Mets A. Baehr, Deltona asy LAKE MARY—The hiring of William U. Henry, Deltona M. Elizabeth Chapman, a city planner, under the Frank A. loelzle, Deltona Deltona federally sponsored Corn• Verna Leake, Deltona h Clarence W. Coffey, Deltona _________________________ 0 ,— prehensive Employment Ruth C. Ringwald, Deltona George Gatto, Deltona Training Act ('ETA) program Thure H. %Veer, Deltona William L. Horn, Deltona Monday's high 71. Overnight is the lone item on the agenda Madeline S. Brown, EnterJ. Langley Adair, Lake Mary low 50 for the 7:30 p.m. meeting prise Twylla J. Barrow, Lake Mary Mostly fair through wedWednesday of the city council, " nesday. Highs In the upper lOs The council delayed action on to the mid . Iows the the matter last week to give A nr A upper SOs to lower 60s. Nortime to consider setting duties _-__ ' 4MIIi DEATH theasterly winds 10 to 15 mph, and responsibilities of various becoming light and easterly by city departments and emWednesday. P1 WA MRS. CORA LEE HUNTER Chi,Iey,sheIIvedinSnford for EXTENDED FORECAST Salary and fringe benefits for ion time Sanford resident, over 40 years Generally fair weather. Lows the planner will be paid corn— 8.06% effective yield Only E WEATHER rj'r,I recLl,Itcns 'eqJ're ,ei rrr f t penit, for early Ss?nt,) nees j ',. j. Way To Kill *IPfI*i .... .•• ,i Roac es an d An ts • :,J • _Ii mainly In 60s ranging from pletely from federal fund& The upper 503 extreme nor!h to 70s county commission, prime husband, Ross Dewitt Hunterher of extreme south. highs mostly Ir sponsor in Seminole for Opp; Survivors Include • -'-- ---,••---•-•- -•---•--•.-•-- -.--'J-J.• ______ - .1 I • iI,.. ft • 1J94%d.,,.J ' • -. " - _____________ FE • F 11rush on once ...lasts for months AL V) ____-_ 12 % 1 fluI 01 LENDER 1% ,II t Coniml roachcs and ants the six sons, one daughter, low to mid CETA program, has approved easy way—brush No-Roach in ________________________ two sisters and several grand. cabinet;, cupboards; around Daytona Beach tides: high salaries of $10,000 each for bathroom and kitchen fixtures. 9:52 a.m., 10:06 p.m.; low 3:15 planners in Oviedo, Colorless. odorlcss coa(ing Alabama. am., 3:51 p.m. Port Canaveral : Casselberry, Altamonte stays cifective for months. Funeral services and burial high 9:31 a.m., 9:30 p.m.; low Springs, Longwood, will be in Chlpley. Winter tAIIpJp rivtr Tfy— 3:10 a.m., 3:37 p.m. Springs hnd Lake Mary. VVIIIIJi/i - i,,,, U .1. ..., • - :MrL Cora Lee Hunter, 64, of 140" . • - ______ 'H. • 41 __________ another outgrowth of the MVI allegatio ns probe Is the new program, that hopefully will gain Highway Patrol approval record in court files in the on Friday, in w hich MV! inrecent conviction of an MV! spectors will be allowed to inspector for taking a $5 bribe adjust headlights if the car to issue a safety inspection owner has previously removed equipment. cfj,4,np t.' all du WIW R_I.• the rims and there are no rusty adjustment screws. Kaiserinsaid although the "Headlights have been fidential" depositions are publIc record, causing a 10 to 16-per cent "they've been treated as con- rejection rate of vehicles," the MV1 probe. lie Kaiser said. The new program, said no action has been taken similar to a plot program at against employes who , MVI sthtlo ns in Orange Coun ty allegations, will get underway in Sem inole Some of the allegations as soon as state approval is centered on situations where granted, he said. County Releases Funds For decision by higher supervisors." He said there appeared problems in these cases where the arguments caused ba ck-ups in inspection lines. Kaiser "They needed line supervisors to exercise auth ority," Herring said. nuu ." • i ,r ___ auto Director Gary Kaiser said cain ____ The Seminole County Corn. for an intent of goodwill. VFW Auxiliary Unit 10050 of mission today au thorized the The commission instructed Casselberry, charity bazaar, NOTES release of $11,000 for conRoger Neiswender, the county's Winter Park Mall, 10 a.m. to 9 struction of items at the Central director of county de p.m. Baked goods, novelty gifts Florida Zoological park velopment, and to pre pa re resolution setting and white elephant items, Ella A. Nordman, Longwood pledged the county's forth a "fee ling of board sin. Christine E. Carraway, New Humane Society of Seminole, cooperation with zoo officials. cerity" to work with zoo of. Smyrna Reach also Finals. 8 p.m., First Federal of The commission Charles F. Schuli, Orange Seminole, Sit 4, Longwood. "This represents one of the authorized an extension of a City $200,000 grant to June 1 of next mitany ways in the fut ure that we Dallas 0. Wood, Osteen OCT. year. Projects under the gran t intend to work with the Seminole County Association we re scheduled for completion society," Commissioner Mike for Retarded Children thea ter on BIRTHS Decem ber 31, and county Ilattaway said. be nefit "The Music Man," 7:30 hlatt.away said zoo officials of ficia ls had intended to delete p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rollins certain projects from the park should be commended for College. Tickets in order to (Cat heri ne meet cost overruns. Putting together a project the ) English, girl, Fern available from Streeps's size of the zoo. Park Agency in Orlando or by mail But, zoo and county officials CARC, P.O. Box 1086, Sanford. met last Wednesday and DISCHARGES de cided on the grant extension. (Xi'. 23 ADMISSIONS H. Davis Shirley Davis Eleanor G. Duguid Agnes C. Humphrey William Johnson Rolland Lundquist Au Mai Ruth A. Moore Julie M. Paulin (5 John herro Pansy Pittman Susan B. Richards Vivian C. Welsh : Jack Williams Jim Williams 4 Grace Beille, Bushnell Karer, I.. Cowan, Casselberry Eugene B. lielnert, DeBary • Charles F. Billhardt, E)eflary Joseph Nykodymn, Dellary Eliza be th A. Curtis, Deltona Policies Changed ______ . - HOSPITAL co ______ - yer ,O' - 1:1i . , ' % OCT.21 "The Great Copper Caper Weight Watchers, 7 p.m. Lake Howell 111gb School Day" Semi nole C ounty students Sanford Woman's Club. Open HoIae and PTsA,i'ting contribute to United Way. Prize Beta Chi Initiation Dinner,? 7p.m. County School Supt. W.P. to best decorated coin catcher, p.m. Sheraton Inn, Sanford. La guest speaker. Anniversary dinner Sanford Florida Nurses Asia., Senior Citizens Club, 6 p.m., Sanford Tourist and Shut' Sanford Civic Center. Enter- District 37, 4 p.m., Seminole fle board Club potluck supper 6 tainmnent by Sc hool of Dance Health Center, Sanford. P.171., clubhouse on lakefront. Arts, 8 p.m. Meeting rela tes to contin uance of District 37. • I All but a handful of the nation's largest tour; 196, two; 1970, two; 1971, three; 1972, two; by the board. The profit-hiking defense contractors have been success'ully 1273, seven; 1974, four. ceiling was S mon th. Men average $40,000 until after 1972 and the General $5. covering up billions of dollars in excess profits. "It seems clear that ei ther 95 per cent of the Accounting Office has estimated th ThL9 is the finding of a co nfiden tial study by a large con at $1.6 million tractors do not make excessive profi ts woul d a result, almost twice as many Women as House Banki ng subcommittee which Is deter, or have been lost to the taxpayers had the menAs live In pover ty after re else they are able to cover up their excessive $80,000 regulation been tirement Says the in effect that year. mined to close the legislative 1oopholc which profits, Undoubtedly, the lattr La th Senate study: e real Republicans In the House have tried to retain make these excess profi ts possi ble. "The differen tial reflects an reason,. the $80,000 loophole. Indeed, the Ford economy in Hordes of lobbyists, meanwhile, are which women worke rs are di The large corporations are able to avoid Administration has been strangely silent on the found sproportionately struggling to keep them open. In Th e billion dolar battle centers on the ob- examination the memo sta tes, because of a bill, despite the fact it would save the govern- even whenlow-pay and part.time occupations, they are e mainstay of family "profit-a vera ging" loophole which allows them ment billions, scure federal Renegotiation Board, the th support. . ." °' to offset profits in one corporate di vision with independent office In the Execu ti ft To improve the One Board member estima ted that merely ve branch Social Security system for specifically charged with rooting out excess losses from another, add ing 95 new staffers would mean a retrieval women, the Committee repo of defense profits. urges a dozen "The Present IYSIEII1 dacrirninates IPII%$t $8 million for the government in 1977 alone. But cbSflt5, IncldIg one to allowrtdisabled widows But the beleaguered board is so undennanned e President's budget office has refused to a*lgn and Survi ving di the smaller corporation which wimariiy th vorced wives to that each of its ICCOWtIMS must evaluate a operates a collect 'me one-line product. (It) Is unable to any more auditors to the Board. regardless of age. staggering $l5mImon In defenn ipwJng every offset Its excessive pr fits A herChangewjdgig1fl o . . ." Footnote: one of the busiest lobbyists ag hour, tue study a sserts. MInish has also targeted three families in whi both other technical a stronger Renegotiation Board has been husband and wife The banking subcommittee chairman, Rep. loopholes. One a former worked. In Somech llowed the big d'fse producers Rep. Charles Cases, now, a family with a non. Joseph Minish, 1)-N.J., backed by such veteran to escape renegotiation Gubser, ft-Calif., whose main working on es on "1.; iB11 wife gets larger of sal payments " distinc ti on as a congre man was hIs lcessa friends of austerity as Adm. Hyman Rkkover, in 1970 alone, accor ng tuan the di to Uc memo. ss expe working couple, even thougi bo th junketeering at taxpayers' tried f W or years to bolster the board. nse. had identical earningj Ji'ipho wa &:iigned to aid the oil, tEXIST SECURITY: Nov, the Minish bill La being readied for timAnother Sexual discrimina ti on ber, rtlnerai and other big resource inis so ingrained in the U.S. that 2,3 million or The study also recommends extending House action, His on'iItte stoy details dustrie, by exempting certain of their raw pe ce 183 payments to r nt of all women Over 65 are living their close dependent rela ti ves living in the excess profit cover1: mau!rIal sales from scrutiny by the board, the house of a worker who dies, retires or is "golden years" In poverty, "in 19M, of the 101 largest defense condisabled. The most o'trageous loophole, however, is According to an Internal report prepared tracto, none were subject to the renegotia tion one which permits defense con tractors to pocket the Sena for The Aging te determination, In l%7, there was only one; 1& $80,000 in exces.s pr ts Committee, the average Church, Committee, chaired by Sen. Frank ofi even If they are caught retired womanAging 0-Idaho, will hold hearings on worker must subsist on Social the proposals later this week. , Alao _ __________________ .. I,' in th United N;tions Franco Has H rt Problem MAI)I1l1), Spain (AP) 4 _____ . -0100 , . - The sources said doctors had Identi fi ed t he 82-year-old Spanish ch ief of state's problem as endocarditis, in. flarnmation of th e heart valves. The doc tors report ed rnni'n r'i'nviw4 frnm $1.,, I'"I$ JL .J....i_. at. utwwg WC night, -. sour ces said. Defense Contractors Hi de Excess Prof ts — V, -,,,. -4: 350,000 unarmed countr)men into the disputed Trucks and buses began moving the m c he rs out of oases around th e country. Special trainsarwere to ta ke th em to Marrakech, th e country's second largest city and th e south ern terminus of the railway. Motor convoys were being readied it, Marrakech for the 500-mile trip to the bo rder to wn of Tarfaya. From th ere it would be a 60.tnlle march over th e stony desert to El Aaiun, th e capita l of the Spanish Sahara, to reinf orce Morocco's claim to th e north ern part of th e territory. ____ , .. 'k-curity Council over King Hassan It's plam to lead year term. BERRY'S WORLD today /! I ".. I I '~ ____ J. County Public Safety fJ ftlA ff The first convoys of Moroccans begin moving toward the border of the Spanish ' It was unfortunate but probably inevitable that the Federal :k-u Commjsjon backed down on Its first regulation, governing the congressmen's office accounts, commonly called 's1i.h funds." These funds are contributed by friends and supporters of the corigrossmen and senators for the purpose of defraying some of the costs of public office that are not paid by official expense accounts. It was a fund of this type ("the Nixon fund") that caused a furor In 1952 and led to the famous "Checkers" speech by the former president. We don't th ink the voters approve of such funds. T y are an open Invitation for lobbyists and pressure groups to buy access to a senator or a congressman. Whether or not they have been abused, they undermine confidence in government. Th e congressmen should incur no office expenses they carmot meet wi th authorized f unds or out of their own pckets. Th ey should not maintain "slush funds." The Election Commission proposed to treat such accoun ts cam pa ign funds subject to the contribution and spe nding li as mits of th e campaign fina nce law. Congress objected to strenuously, however, that the cornmission backed down and agreed to treat "slush funds" as campaign funds only duri ng the last two years of a senator's six. year term and d uring the second year of a coneuman's two- , MONASTEREVIN, Ireland (AP) —oops and police surrounded th e kidnapers of Dutch industrialist Tiede hierrema in a house in Monasterevin today and were negotiating for th e release of th e 53-year-old man, the police reported. A government spokesman in Dublin said th at lierrema, the managing director of the Ferenka Steel Co., is alive but as be ing held at gunpoin t in an upstairs room of th e house by a man and a woman, Scores of troops and police besieged the house housing development in this small town 40 mIles in a south nest oF Dublin Sahara rl " • ' _____ om I • Begin To Free Industrialist RABAT, Morocco (AP) ~— dissemination." the Independent Petroleum Association of In fact it is much more than this. Given its _______ _______ ________ America, representing 4,000 of the nation's 10,000 ability to pu rsue investigations far beyond the independent drillers, who account for 90 per cent bor rs de of normal legal authority, and given also of current domestic exploration, its Isolation from the official responsibilities and Lest anyone think he is being picky with limita tions of state law enforcement, Interpol is Congress, Miller notes that 33 congressional in Its own way the most powerful and farcommittees, 65 subcommittees and one joint reachi ng police agency in the world. ?/I panel have jurisdictional claim on the energy One distressing example should ill ustrate the bm issue. point. Entçr Mohammed Sami, an international civil servant from Afghanistan, working under Almost 1,000 energy-related bills have Introduced In the 94 th Congress, but of all these United Nations oversight and living in fina l action has been taken only on the 55-mph. Washington.Sami has filed suit against Interpol speed limit, repeal of the depletion allowance for $3 million, charging the United Sta tes branch 11 __ wi and extension of price controls (vetoed by th ha ving recklessly and Illegally f orced his "You're sure there are no strings attached?" arrest, detention and humiliation last summer. President Ford but later extended by cornSami, it should be noted, and as will be shown, pr is to Nov. 15). is an embittered man, th us his comments on BERT COLLIER The la tter two bills are highly cInterpol should obviously be read in that light. terproductive to our declared purpose of But the facts of his clash with Interpol USA, restoring relati ve energy self-sufficiency, Miller being heavily tiocumented, are for the most part says. not in dispute. Only the courts can determine If Percenta ge depletion applies to more than 100 he deserves compensation for his rirgumer with domestic minerals, and 42 of these still receive authorities, but clearly his compla int deserve., The sloop that nosed toward the whr.rf at the As the country's youngest Vice President, airing. the 22 per cent rate that formerly applied to oil mouth of the Miami River on that blustery June Breck inridge presided and na tural gas. But in a "punitive action," day in 15 over a stormy Sena te As Sami says it, and documen ts verify, he was had an odd-looking crew, with such tact that many ought he, not e Congress repealed depletion only on oil and th th gas, granted a di vorce from his American wife In The capta in wore a ba ttered straw hat whose indecisive Buchanan, would have made the thereby removing more than $2 billion yearly sides hung down like the ears of 1274, and at that time given custody of his two an African better President. that otherwise would have been available to find elephant. en childr by a Maryland judge. "My wife, One man's head was wrapped in an e young Kentuckian, though deeply loyal to howe ve and develop new petroleum reserves, orien ta l turban. Another wore a cavalry cap wi th theThSou r, wasn't satisfied, She took the children th, hated slavery wi th As for price controls, the Industry still la bors a mi ing v ss isor. The three sailors, one a black, he declared such passion that and moved Florida. I was allowed to visit the it should be abolished by force, if children, buttoonly under a two-tier system established during the were occasiona lly and with baked by sun and wind, guards necessary. Yet when war came and Kentucky pr Nixon administra tion. Under that program, t. Last spring, on a visit, I got fed up with The lea:Ier was John Cabe esen ll Breckinridge, sent him back to the Senate, he oppos about 60 per cent of domestic production - so- fo er Vi ed every the guards and deci rm ce President of the United States, move by ded to take the children on called "old" oil - is controlled officially at $5. President Lincoln against the Sou th. In vaca tion; so when unsuccessful candidate against Abraha m Un- fact he was we were alone we slipped so vehement a champion of sta te's barrel. away." coin for the presidency in 1860 and lately rights that the Se na te branded him a traitor and Pr ice co ntrols under any formula would be Secretary Sami's dec ision to take the kids on holiday. of War in th e' Confederate Cabinet, Breckinridge barely escaped arrest by flight, 'ounterproductive because they cause economic Now that unw is e Jefferson Davis had been captured by His experience, he felt, fitted him for a job in groundsat best, was used by his former wife as clistortlons, says Miller. But under the present federal patrols in Georgia, Breckinridge was the the Confederate for the issuance of a Florida arrest government. Instead, Jefferson wa rrant. wo-tier system, there Is little Incen tive to do highest ranking Southern official still at large. Davis made him a brigadier general. The young And In the second week of May, remedfal work to main tain "old" production Interpol entered the pict ure. No one is ce ta Yet for 35 hectic days Brecklnrldge and his politician r in beca me one of the most su hen expendi ture of the same dollars may find party dodg ccessful how Interpol became involved, but its right of ed the searchers in one of the classic Southern commanders, r develop uncon o ed "new" oil at more th He was brilliant at Inter t Is not In questi an examples of pursuit and escape. They had many Shiloh. es on. An arrest warrant was wice the pr ice, tr ll He fought well at Corinth, Vicksburg, Issued for Sami, he was leaving th close cal ls, almost starved, narrowly avoided Baton Rouge, e country. and Decon trol of new oil, along with exempti on by shipwreck. But C hickamauga, Missionary Ridge under terms of Interpol's they won th rough. charter that's all the and Cold harbor. In concert with Jubal Early he information congress of price con trols on marginal stripper Yankee mobs sang of hanging Jeff Davis to a raided close to it needed to become involved, ells, are the only things we have going for us Washington. The extent of Interpol's Involvement, and to sour apple tree. John Breckinridge, however, In the last days of the lighting, Breckinridge C' th rcourage increased development of domestic was the man the Washington politicians really judgments used there in, however, are at is e sue. troleum supplies, says Miller. Every other had been made Secretary of War. With defeat According to documents, Interpol wanted to punish. It was a personal pursued Sami, a :tion of Congress has been negative and has created vendetta certain, he tried to negotiate an end that would by his own remarkable personality, a father involved In a domestic tangle, as protect the Southern leaders. Gen. Sherman if hemerely h1i d the effect of discouraging exploration, Yet were a heinous thug. Dozens Tall and handsome, with charming manners warned that he of cables were th ere are some In Congress sti ll determined to himself was In greatest danger, sent to Interpol capi ta and a genial disposition, he was an instant facing th ls in Europe, not e gallows If ca ught. 'oIl back" new oil prices and freeze the already success in politics suggesting but ordering Sajii's arrest, in Kentucky and was elected Sherman'a advice was to run fast and far. ntrolled old prices, At several po to Congress the cables sounded as if they Breckinridge's first concern was the safety of had originated ints On balance, he contends, if Congress had done later he waswhen he was barely 30. Four years In the U.S. State Department, nominated by the Democrats as Jeff Davis. He tried to lay a false trail no thing the country would have been to prevent rather than in a private better off, If James Buchanan's running mate, police office. The "USA j) reaching the capture of the Confederate leader. Only r goal is to extricate ourselves from over. legal age of 35 when will extradite," Interpol excessively assured in for a Vice President just before that failed did Breckinridge concentrate on his de pendence on foreign energy supplies, an "urgent" cable to flntn inauguration. ii.. Jidy 1.), please own PVflI. take Immediate a ct ion to art S" _______ '~N%, '"Mr~~:,9 ,~~ I ,.I .I __ \. " r f I -, -. ? '1 . b_1 , , fi . "... .7. Moroccan Convoys To Move (First of a th ree part series) For more than 50 years the International Criminal Police Organization, Interpol, has categorized i tself as a big pollee force wi th little police power. Spokesmen insist Interpol Is like a private detective co llective wi th uni ts in 120 F member nations, and whose authority does not go beyo nd the ga thering and passing on of information between various police jurisdictions. Thus has any question of Inte rpol's potential for abuse been soundly denied by Interpol officers; it can not arrest, it can not extradite, it is "merely a conduit for information ____________ IN BRIEF Kidnapers Surrounded, Talks Auto Inspection - Interpol Overlooks Basic R _______ Tu.sday, Oct. 21, l7S-5A Review Spurs Action b Economic Committee. The proclaimed economic recovery remains open to question. The national unemployment rate continues to hover above the 8 per cent level. The stock market, which has been sinking since July, fails to reflect the same confidence among investors as that professed by Washington In ISIS. An extension of the 1975 tax cut through 1976, at least, can be justified as a stimulus to business revival. As Mr. Ford put it, a tax reduction program would 'give our taxpayers a better opportunity to spend their own money." But it is reasonable to believe that political considerations are getting serious attention from the Democrats as well as from the President. Congress is committed to a tax break - the only uncertainty among its members is its scope. Mr. Ford, facing an election challenge and perhaps a battle for the GOP nomination, can ill afford to oppose a tax cut that is all but assured, anyway. Nevertheless, the President and the congressional majority seem destined to part company on the extent of tax relief and on other pump-priming measures. Mr. Ford has not yet outlined his own tax program, but he has insisted that a reduction must be accompanied by a restriction on federal spending. Democrats are blithely talking of a tax cut of up to $10 billion and are confident of initiating a jobs project with a $3 billion price tag. The Democratic pot would be sweetened further by anti-recession grants to state and local governments. The potential for a new spurt of inflation in further stretching of a budget already boasting a record deficit estimated at anywhere from $60 billion to $100 billion has not been ignored by the Democratic leaders. They would call upon the President to "jawbone" restraint in wage and price spirals. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, / EIWI II 'I P1. U-00 LE cs,w I.."19.8664"'"11#1 PU434840."193 oleDa L •".IuS*I p,. l040000 t - - -' 11110"r,"44 p - - �I To Exhibit 209 ~i -~;, Sanfor d ;:_ ! Sanford artist John Veackle is one of 209 artists selected from 700 entrants In the United States and Canadato participate in the first, "Art Festival at In the Village art show, artists representing Canada and 23 states as far away as Hawaii, Minnesota and Maine, will compete for more than $7,500 In 49 cash awards in nine special categories. Works on display will include oil, acrylic, and Vista's new Shopping Village. member of the Florida Watercolor Society and the Florida Federation of Artists, Veackle recently A Layer L cz . r ,._ I ... ... .1 Tonight 'I . '. i , - ~ , , ~ - " 11 I ~ ~ , .14 IN* j.. i el N7!:- -__ __ .I 1\ . , I "Naw. I don't know too much about that. I want a black armband in mourning of my money."' The matter is actually a very serious matter. one television station reported on its sports program tti't 11 strike was ''imminent.'' Gordon Ilullwrt, vice president and general manager at Orlando-Seminole, said he has an open door policy with players and that as yet none of 11imiu hadJrach'(l him with any grievances or contract ural problems. 0" ! i Mutual Concert Association . ___*_ wee k, officer s P0rt that plans for a special Bicentennial program next spring are shaping up. \., II i . To be considered are tax structure; local flexibility in educati onal tat education c Pr 3 $ ii' ' "p voice i decisions regarding education, 0 4 40~ I i~ - ' - - av . health and welfare of Florida's ~4 - - -- . i ,": "AV . '.' 1. spectacular. Included in the family style entertainment will f ..-, e raded Sex For C , superintendents annually to sure) hazardous conditions for . out out 6A-Evening Herald, Sa nford, Tuesda y, Oct. 21, 1175 • Pops has asked me to marry . hirn,which l could never do, but I hate to hurt his feelings. Also, . Teague -- - --------- .-- - Only SCMCA members will -- PTA F " - F. - V'.. / i. . •.. : . .. h -. -' - - . - •:!i - - . - " •. f- -- _'.-____ - _ I - 11C I - -- Has tion PTA membership was encouraged with funds going to furt her the objects of parent- teacher work. This year league is branching out with the DividendsCommunity Improvement --------------------------Project for all the children of t he school. Volunteers are being sought In all phases of school work. Qualifications are general .. . -. . good health and a willingness to Fulfill a regularly scheduled -- ' - --.. - .-.- ',' .- - - -. .-. . -,'.• . - . , , -. - - - - - Monograms make thoughtful Christmas gifts and offer the needle artist endless options for creating the most flattering present of all, one with that made-just-for-you touch. You can choose to make something really big and unpresaive such as a pillow with a possible? i,i,,,i II,ii hn.in. '"-' 4% -- - .-. To Pres ent - . - great Pewter Needs T - - --- - - -- . :. .. ... . . -, - ,. ,_ - - , :,' - . - - t La te 1s Weir Hur * t ou y CITY Icem on - Jo hn son Sammy - ave Won Losses "Ask Bobby Murcer or Bobby "We've had more time to nth The) 'II tell you which think about it I'm not that con conleague is supe rior," sa id the fident righ t now. We're going to peppery Cincinnati second be playing on a wet field and baseman as the Reds bid that takes away some of our tonight to end the American edge," said Morgan, who has League's three-year lock on the .235 batting average with four World Series. hits in 17 at bats in the saies. Cincinnati. with a 3-2 game "But we've got mom ways to edge, stands on the brink of be- beat you than anybody. This coming the first National won't stop us," he said. League learn to win the world championship since Pittsburgh came from a 2-0 game deficit to stun Baltimore in 1971. "Anytime you lose, it hurts. But a washout, The American League has of how the Patriots have those are two games we could aren't thinking about played. Spruce Creek scored won four of the past five World have won... %asho u saidWeWe btetowid en hegap. looking at our potential. We contention that the National Weir didn't use the term Offensively, Henry Sta nley is League's prest h a v e madesome mistakes, "should have won," because he ige is slipping. t the director. The junior "I don't think that other has been around football long they can be correctev, Right now, momentum is quarterback is regarded as one league is as good as ours. I figenough to realize the variables what the Patriots are trying to of the area's top signal ca llers. ured we'd beat Boston in five of the sport are numerous, Cdeveloped games. mount, n care where lAke Brantley now stands " ne team has come up with Into Lake Brantley's bread4nd- we play on tu or asphalt BOSTON (AP) - He looks at overall and the prospect of a good play on offense and butter we're the better team," said you like a landlord asking for winning season is not strong, defense, alternately. Defense Mcrian leading con te nder for ne xt month's ren t. The Patriots are also getting Not with Lyman, Seminole and ' held Apopka and Seabreeze to sound efforts From the likes of tfl i.S Most vaiUauie Player Ills wife Dixie calls him Deland games yet lobe played. one touchdown apiece and final Gene a w ard. "stonev" bowman, Greg DCSSTI, Games against Mainland and stores fie gives the Oakland A's Darrell Johnson manager of Lee Hartman, Ross Li.shen, Oviedo lend speculation In some and 31-17 defeat at hands of Mark Boardman, Tim Forgue their due. "They were an ex- the Boston Red Sox, is not going corners that the season won't be Spruce Creek are not ceptional team they were more to win any prizes for affability and Jim Kelly. like a National League team, in the 1975 World Series, but he Most teams in the American gives the impression he Is not League don't run. Oakland di d going to run home and cry Gators NQ. and won doing it Basically the abou t it American League is a different "I can sta nd up and talk -. game.Wenjioyerherea nd ' baseballwithanybody to make things happen. Over not smart enough to fence with • there they wait for things to some of these guys," Johnson happen. If they don't hit, they said, referring to newsmen. say to hell wi th it," said "IF somebody thro me a Morgan,who hi t.327ini975 snottyquesion,I(hj.owa03. Heraldsports Editor 'I I. , Cometh - ; :1 '1 - -'.rr ; - -, ' " ' h ' I . f'P'' ,' : " . - , J f . '!'' - ' * f. ' B ' . I Ill - - . / F I . I; $ ' / . . - Al : , : . . ' -- ' . __* - . - The first . . . . __~ R o '-. ' '" _r - !~, - 6982 in points. At that Southern Cal received Lhe other stcle bases in 77 attempts. answer right back." major difference is in Johnson's relations with the pit ching philosoph ies. A led by first-place vote and 4 poin ts Morgan. "American League moon since the Series started 10 Ohio State, retained their posi- while Nebraska had 762 points, pitchers use the breaking ball to days ago, then dra gged through lions in The Associated Press victor set up their fast ball. Our league one round of controversies after Texas &M a i college Football poll today while over Texas Christian, was a uses the fast ball to set up the another and dove into an abyss Colorado moved into the lop distant fifth with 618 points, breaking ball. I guess that's of postponements beca use of Ten and South Carolina made Then came Alabama w ith 572 h) I get more fast balls than rain nine teams, points for a A7 triumph over anybody because pitchers know "fie's like a soldier caught 1 don't hit had balls," he said. behind the enemy Ii s, o Mi chi ga n I\ 551 4kV r - - , . 11.1 Meanwhile, Florida moved points Morgan hose bat has been sports editor remarked th He _-__-),- ff - ~ _&- I t_ _4 from 14th to 12th after belting western 69-0, Texas with 4-8 held in check by Boston pitch. will gi e y ~ t -11 ___ ______________ ._~ -. . . I I _ -- -;_ rival Florida State 3+41. Florida points following a 24-18 I ing, said the Reds are itchy to be damned before he'll give his d I ____ - ____._ I ., "I/ i let (town to business after three rank and serial number." ineets Duke this week in the over Arkansas which dropped ,. I Gators Homecoming game. the Razorbacks out of the Top t " -, / Colorado, which wasn't even Twenty, Penn State with 418 a in points the lop Twenty for downing Syracuse until three I weeks and ago, lolorado with 367 points jumped From 12th to 7 ~, \ I_. . -- -4' 10th by defeating Missouri, The Second Ten consisted of - ---no-,_~ _,~_~ __ _.- which had been 10th, 31-20. 14M. Arizona State, Florida, Arizona, losers fell to 151h. Notre Daine, Slissoui, Mich' .Z -% 7:ut-, . - 171 kta-_ %-L'IOhio State was No. I for the igan State, Pitt. Maryland, -~_ __ ~ --_-_ ____ -Zm ~ __ __- ~_ * __ ___ ____ i third week in a row. T'he [luck- UCI, % and South Carolina, . eyes trounced Wisconsin 5 0 I.Otuo St. (51) 6.0-0 1,164 BOSTON tAPi - Larry said in a copyright story. Barnand rece ived 51 first-place Oklahoma (8) 600 1 ,053 Itarnett, the umpire invol ved in ett's Family lives in Prospect, . votes and 1,164 of a possible 1,- 3.S. Calif. - -. -• - Li 6-0-0 851 a controversy during the third Ohio. . 180 po ints from a nationwide 4.Nebras ks 640 828 Wor ld Series game a Cincin. The newspaper also said exIxinel of 59 sports write rs and S.Texas A&M 00 618 nati last week, and his wife and tortion broadcasters. demands have been 6.Alabama 1 l.0 5 •. daughter have been given made on Barrett and the five V---'Runner-up Oklahoma re- 7.Michigan 42 •-. 551 around-the-clock poli ce protec- other umpires working the 'i ucived the other eight first- 8.Te.uis .. r, • 5-1.0 478 lion following threats on their raindelayed World Serie 1i. votes and 1,053 points by 9. Pen St. 6-1.0 418 lives, the Boston Herald Amen , between t he Cincinnati . defeating Kansas Sta te W. lO,Colot ado Red. 1.0 367 can reported today, 5and th e Boston Red . Sox, whit-I) Third.placeSouthern California ll.Arizona St. 640 290 The FBI here confirmed the goes into its sixth game here earned 851 points Ia 174 vic 1FlorIda 5-1.0 221 agency had rived a corn tonight, eather permitting -: tory over Oregon while No. I 13. Arizona 500 178 pla int and was investigating, 27 "While not co nfirmed by the Nebraska accumulated 328 l4.Notre Dame 5-1.0 Base ba ll Commissione r Bow- sour ces," the Herald American -: points by downing Oklahoma l5.Misiiri -4-u 59 Ic Kuhn's office requested FBI said, "it was believed that the , State 28-20. 16- Michi gan St. 4-2-0 50 assistance after Barnett in- t hr eat against Barnett and his IisL week, with 55 panelists 17. Pittsburgh I ii Greg Pringle, right, is all smile, as he accepts a plaque from C.L. Chine of the Optimist Club, 5-1.0 SNA P, 43 formed the conuiiissioner that family was the result of the d voting, Ohio State outpolled Ok. 111-Maryland I1142 he received a wire from Cinciri- pued call." The dispute arose , p 4-1-1 (V(eraldPhoto by Bill Vincent Jr,) PRIN L C, ,. . -39 nati him "Ji WV .00ners anti Carol ina 5-1.0 23 "lie anti (laughter, the paper tamnt' of the series, uw intro f .~' - HEADACHE! . '-' L -' es et in 0Spot ckey ByflIEA&SOCIATEDPRF . . . 12 - . - . I . . . - MOVING CAN BE A REAL u Top - 4 ' - V T . - :' * Ht - . ' j - I 4 -' I --- I For fast relief call the ' t ime S season. Tennessee, , - - Cabinets Buffet • Chairs - S . .- I Statues Light Fixtures - MARGF WILLIAMS 3?2- 18)2 Sanford ', . - d_r IMPOR rita, ,p UTT JIJfo Cor. Second Simi & Sanford Ave. Downtown Sanford d - . Umpire Barnett . - -. Ni . -4 ' . - - .' :-,. - ,-' SHIRLEY MILLET 834921? Forest AItan t'ngs HILDA RICHMOND 374:3167 - - Springs Longood - . - RUTIITUECH LYNN HENDERSON . - - - 5J1 -. -. a Casseiberry.Wlnter Springs J5 . i - 8349212 R THE SEC '"s STREET .. . -- - )FIINI.tYMILL.tI #blUHIpVt ulmmuRJ rol'Ice * Guarding -'-. W-M.-4i - fflhp'Ifr A 1W lR.,jj O - . Ma I1 .. - - MANY MORE j I ~ok Hostess . -. (UM . - •_ - -' • China - '.,. - 1 . -. - ' - n ". - - - ' I --,- - DelbOfla ,..,.. ': - --;_-_, ';-;----_-. - , - I BOSTON (AP) - Raise the rain-forced cancellations of topic of American League supe- game six. worr ies dances in the eys of Joe Mor. could have an adverse effect on - ands off to Kelly. ________________ __________ SPANISH FURNITURE & FIXTURES MUST GO . flvri. .--.-,- OUR ENTIRE STOCK .i Says - ESO To Meet Epsilon .Sigma Omicron at 6:30 p.m. I asked my boss if I could Included will be the story of one day off for the Jewish ESO) Dept., Sanford Woman's Club, will meet Thursday at 10 Halloween, a .puppet show, New Year since this is a.m., at the home of Mrs. Fred cartoons and a trick-or-treat holiest of all holy days for me. (Sandra) Wilson, 47 Elitott room Fran will serve free Pewter is enjoying a stains. He said, "Yes, If you come in Ave.,Sanford,wi th Mrt. Robert orange juice and cookies to Renaissance. In addition to Pewter Is a soft metal easily on Christmas to make up for Morris as co-hostess;. corr.plete * fun Filled Halloween traditional tankards, tio is, dented and scratched. Always Following coffee ai he for all the children attending. coffee and tea sets, there are wash pewter by hand in He's quite a kidder, but I'm regular business meeting, Admission is $1. Come and beautiful decorative figures or lukewarm sudsy water, rinse, not sure he was kidding. Ba rbara Muller will be featured join us at "Casper's Spook small sculptures -and all need and immediately dry with a soft What do you think? house," tender, loving care. cloth to restore its luster and to R()$E 'PrModern pewter Is usually 90 prevent water spots. Clean DEAR ROSIE: He was per cent tin, plus copper and soiled pieces by adding two proba bly kidding -unless your antimony. Its excellent heat tablespoons of ammonia to a office is open oar ChrIstmas. and cold retention make It a quart of wat er. good choice for either hot or Pewter finish is either satin Eviryonw has a ptoIam. Wha t's cold drinks, However, it should or bright with use, tiny 5crat. yotar5l For a per$6(el ttpty. wrmtp to never be put over direct heat. ches develop and blend into a 5DY Boa No. - 17 00. L.A., Calif. Oø. Erciose stamp,d, $oil. Glass, china, or plastic liners patina, when satin pewter add',siod onvolopf, pOate should be used to protect Lirmishe s, a silver pohsh may Hate to write i#tr'rjP Send It to pcwte .'owls and trays (rain be used. Do not over-rub. Abigail Van l Lasky Dr., BorIy Witla, Calif. mu, for Ab citrus Lruc and vinegar-based WS booIot "How to Write Leflrs Restore high-gl s to os th e sala ds a nd relishes. These acid for Al' Ocasions." Pi,a.i e&i a foods will dwnage the finish. W, pvwtet wi th a sil ver Lsq. tell aodrOs.s.d, stamp'd tj Or) Fresh (l ow ers are apt to cause çx'hsh or special pewter polish. erlvf 1W OFF . fly JIM HAYNE.S I - I -- Clearance - indicative - OFF '.: -- ' - 50% -. - - - _; -' - - The play deals with two Theatre for three perChapter of Beta Sigma Phi is all CONFIDNTIAL TO "TEX" public education. migrants, George (Chuck formances, Oct. 23-b in the Anyone wishing to volunteer dressed and ready for the Aitken) a realist, who finds his Science Auditorium on the FTU IN DALLAS: It'* much easier who will be touring hopes shattered by Lennie (Jell campus. Curtain time is 8:30 to forgive an enemy after you should call the school for fur- kiddies "Casper's Spook House" to be ther information. King) a simple-minded man p.m. Information and ticket get even with him, isn't II? held at Casselberr' Elemen. DEAR ABBY: I work In an whose strength leads to prices may be obtained by t.ar' School on Winter Park eventual tragedy. calling the theatre box office at office with three other gins. i Drive Halloween night Oct. 31 am the only one who's Jewish.) Others in the cast include Rob F'T'J -, :_... ... , Box 3781, Grand Central Station, New York, N.Y. 10017. . Aon _____________ I .-- eir stood in his office in was no complaint S%eir about financial arrangements, but simply a protest athletic department at Lake that fronton owner Steven Calder or Hulbert refuse Brantley High School and looked at in t.- kings on h to ta i to eir )argaInIng agcn, schedule, ta cked to the wall, "Aly door will stay open," said Hulbert. Lake Brantley 2. Kissimmee "DI " 14. Iaers are "n)g'nmr talk any tt"e ' i Methey want La ke Brantley 17, Spruce Players -- all under current contracts say creek 31. arinbands will stay on until management lIstens to "Ouch, that h urts," said Weir their representative, as he got ready to prepare his Thu score could remain 0-0 for some time at Football team for this week's this rate. rivalry game against Lyman. stitches, write to Elsa Williams, I, I. - ___ - the black armband treatment can -. _ As near as could be determined Monday night, W a..lA, - ___________ Hulbert: My Door Is Open UUV$IUI - . Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1973-lB Morgan ____________ - -- F baseball and pro football players They probably are not ignoring major league salaries, either. E.W. ,,,,. au background. Or you may decide to "frame" the monogram with a bold, broad band of Bargello. Looking for something smaller and less time. consuming to make? How about - sLvking the same rights enjoyed by major league 4s For a free illustrated leaflet s• I Di , Players association members or represen tatives have not yet made public their eventual delliands. It is assumed that Orlando players will fall in line with demands made at other frontons, which ineans they would like to have increased salaries and financial benefits, development of a pension or retirement plan and also relief toward purchasing cestas. The tool of their trade costs about $55, and they use about 10 per four-month I season, iearn 10 00 flC tiaskeiweave sti tch, w hich is by far th e best sti tch to use. It looks the same as the others on the right side but it's much firmer and sturdier. Why not send for my free leaflet on the Basketweave stitch and use It wherever - U, iiumiugemenL 1. IU)L.1 - Monograms Make Creative Gifts single, large needlepoint letter In the center and a small repeat ic - Needle Artists Have Options - Steinbeck Play P welcome framed is very attractive hung canvas can be a mini-work of on a wall. In a small space it's art. ivaqLa pretty by itself; in a large space -f,. i' It be combined with [)car Elsa, similarly Framed pictures to I try to be very careful not to make an interesting group. draw the tapestry yarn too tight : 4.-i commitment (two or three a monogram entwined with Depending on the initials, you when I work on my needlepoint, hours per week per semester) dainty flowers embroidered on can create many Ingenious but even the smallest piece I Main characters in John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men" being and the enjoyment of working a small square of linen. Or a effects. In "Creative Canvas do Is pulled completely out of presen ted by FTU University Theatre are the hulking Ltmik( with children. College monogram silhouetted in a dark Work" I designed my shape by the time I'm finished. Jeff King) a nd George (Cluick Allies) education is not required. tv.. i...... L...i rt.. n..__.. color on . canvas using. paler monogram so that the letters I don't like to use a frame iiiv I.JIVIUVIIU3 UtUidiII iiaiv uau iuiwiyuiuu colors in Iexwred stitches [or can e read either way. The E because I take my needlework phone calls Informing us that inaugurated in many Seminole the background. becomes a W viewed sideways with me wherever I go. But as it FT our dog's barking Is disturbing County schools is designed to There are many decorative - and vice versa. Is now, my work requires en. the entire ne ighborhood. Abby, help the children develop more alphabets to help you plan a Work your i n onograin gift in dless blocking. Is there if those catdidn'ttantalizeour .s positive attitudes toward three-letter monogram. I'd the anything I can do to keep t dog, he wouldn 't bark. school, and allows the teachers suggest you start by leafing you're making it for and try to from pulling? What do you suggest we do? more time for professional through some artists' books on select a style of lettering E. V. J. The first production of the Smithers, Jim Jolly, Terry We've complained to the cat instruction. It also provides alphabets. My good friend whether delicate crewel- Dear E.V.J., Bicentennial season For the Neudecker, Debbie Diehl, owners, but they still turn their human resources from a Doris Drake has done several stitched letters or Large, handYou don't mention what stitch community for enrichment of books of needlepoint alphabets some monograms Steve cats loose on our property, University Theatre at Florida Barry Cameron, that you're using but I'm sure you're FUMING school programs along with in a variety of styles. Technological University Calderaro, Arnold Link and reflects the taste of the making your background ifl DEAR FUMING: Tell the cat providing needed services to (FlU I will be John Steinbeck's Ron Leamon. Dr. David Mays A small monogram simply recipient. If it's tastefully either the Tent or Continental owners that if their cats are Individual children and small "Of Mice and Men," a play direcL,L chosen and beautifully worked, stitch. You: work won't be so found on your properly, you will groups. In this way a better which explores the Great even a small 5 by 7 linen or badly pulled out of shape if you Spook House -_ Depression themes of lonelimss "Of Mice and Men" will be ring up the local pound. Then understanding of school -_ problems can be built In an by the University follow through. One "catand companionship, presented Fran Morton from Vi Rho effort to stimulate support for strophe should do It. - Bicentennial Spectacular, as well as other entertainment b sponsored by SCMCA are urged to contact Irene Brown at Flagship Bank of Sanford by Friday. Members of w be far *_ :~_. AL Superior? In many cases, player representatives or vocal dissenters have not had their contracts renewed. If anything, managements have drawn closer together for the first time in an attempt to There's enough sweet potato In these two giant vegetables make pies to feed an army. Ralph and Ruth Varies of Ca5se1T3' proudly display two monsters -61 4 and 6 pOWldS treated to a reception at respectively - both grown on the same Puerto Rican sweet Mayfair Country Club Saturday potato v ne. Ile couple raised the plants from runners in their $ x evening. No invitations are 10-foot organic garden and fertilized th em with their own mixture being sent all membe rs are POTATO PIE, of organic fertilizer. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) Recep The result so . .- - 1110 O.` - Evoning Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dania. Miami and West. Palm Beach. be admitted to the special opening night program. Persons interested n attending the 'W-1 - ~ EVERYONE don't want to spoil the The first open house and PTA relationship between him and meeting was held recently at his daughter. the Teague Middle School in iiu sure use some uuvicv. ruri 01y. Cqxrung rvinura MICHIGAN MESS were made by John Angel, DEAR MESS: Your refusal to school principal, with a short marry" Pops" should In no way business meeting following, - A - - I damage the relationship between him and his daughter. DON'T move into his house. He might expect you to pay off the rent the same way you're paying off the car, and you'd be there indefinitely. The advice here La to et a resnee1sbl ink go to work and quit bartering your body. DEAR ABBY: We own a dog that is al ways kept on a leash when hes put outside, Our neighbor has cats that are allowed to roam freely outside and onto our property. They tease our dog, causing him to bark until we put the cats ba ck on their own property. - . ' Figured, For once, why not? in the near future. Well, I got the car and the A table will be set up to acpapers, and I gave Pops the cept PTSA membership dues of first 'installments" of sex, and ii per person. now he's in love with me' (I Parents are requested to forgot to mention, he's 52, a bring their student's schedule widower and in pretty good to use in visiting the classrooms shape for his age.) during the open house. Pop's daughter is leaving her husband because she found out he's gay, and her fa ther offered to let us stay at his house, We're both broke and have no place to go, ou t I'm afraid if! move In, i will be hard to move out. i Current turmoil is nothing new. It has been rising the last couple years, and came to a head over the last eight months in Daytona Beach, the past. . -- .- - - Now Can't Get Unsnarled DEAR ABBY: I'm a 24-year- real nice car for sale. I've been old girl who got myself into a of work for a long time and I of. mess I can't get needed one, so Pops offered to My best girl friend's father sell me the car for sex. it'll call him 'Pops") had a I'm not a bad girl, but I . Turmoil Nothing New i:i!' ar "We haven't lost any time the tonight and carry home their noted. A strike at this point appears unlikely. The last tinw players decided to sit dnv,'n was in 1966, and the maneuver lm :Iired because fronton manage'nk'nts simply acquired services of other players, mostly Mexicans, and proved they could exist without all those strong Basque arms, '' prom corporation promoting the arts in Seminole County, the pageant will have all th e f llv fi d ingredients f . - .--. AØII . Produced by Act Ill, a non. . q 6 community such as Abby U Ile had seen players take the court wearing black reminders of the 1ct that management has refused to bargain with players' agents. "oh, are you in sympathy with the players?" he was asked, 1, Planned . ww - A fan at the Orlando-Seminole Jai - Alai fronton requested a black armband Monday night. 19 - *_t~ . 0_ . - and voted upon. , '. omen of the Moose, Chapter 1104, are a leap ahead of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. The women held ()c• tober' last week at the Moosehaen, a home for the aged at Orange Park. Sr. Regent Virginia Borem, center, receives checks from Penny Peterson, left, Moosehaen chairman, and Mary E. Cunco, Moosehart chairman. (Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) COMES EARLY Superintendent W.P. (Bud) Layer will speak on legislation i . _ * In Bargaining Protest ~ . I '40 uI_uI & Parent Teacher-Student Assn in'. t 1mg a list of prioriti es prese nted to the Florida VIA in November will be discussed :t,L j 1• t, I --.2 _- . ! N 1 C I BOSTON IAI') - The CincinThe veather was expected to everyone else, Reds and Boston Red Sox be much better than it has been player pointed out. 'Pop flies last two days since we have first world championship since They almost played Monday might fall in because fielders been able to work out," /imier- 1940. stop fighting t he rain tonight in recent days, too. Fenway night and would have except can't get to them. You might son said. and start lighting each other Park, under siege by a long, "We got as much work The Red Sox, many of them that Kuhn wasn't entirely hapneed a spoon to get the baseball in as possible." again In a long-awaited sixth winded storriu since last Friday py with bothered by bad colds because the conditions, lie spent out of the ground," game of the World Series, of the weather, hoped to stave night, recuperated under the a long time on Fenway's outThe continued postponement After three straight rainouts, tender care of a The rainout tied an undisti- didn't change Anderson's pitch"lawn doctor," field turf in conference with elimination and prolong the all systems were "go" for the grounds keeper Joe Mooney, a.%soe nguishedSeries record. In 1962, Ing plans. lie stayed with Gary Series until Wednesday. iates, including Cincinnati delayed contest at Fenway and was expected to be healthy Manager the San Francisco Giants and Nolan as his starter in "I'm ready." announced Game Park. again, SparkyofAnderson and New York Yankees also New Tiant, one of those fi ghting a Darrell Johnson had a No.6 and Don Gullett for the for Boston. Baseball Commissioner Bow. Sunshine and temperatures m game postponed three times by the seventh game, if necessary. c me Kuhn, who called off Monday the 60s, the National Weather "The Field is not suitable for a rain. Ironically, it was also the Johnson (eels the Red Sox can night's scheduled ganie Service prediction, won't hurt World Series game of such sixth game. Nolan will face Li.jis Tiant, at least stave off defeat one because of a treacherous field, Fenway, either. the ace of the Boston staff who more day with the commanding imliport.ance," Kuhn finally said. gave the green light for tonight For the second straight day, owns the only two Red sox vic. presence of Tiant. "I'm edgy to play," said Dosl'articulary bad was the Anderson took his National with the optimistic assurance ton right fielder Dwight Eva ns, tories in this series so far. The "All of us fee l that Tiant is at right field section of F'enway League champions to a that "the field will be much reflecting the common gymnaReds, holding a 3-2 edge, can his maximum with four days feeling Park, as Evans testified, slum on the Tufts campus. better." finish off Boston with a victory rest," the Boston manager of ballplayers and just about "It was awfully wet," the riati / i% CHRISTMAS Dear 41 _,_A", %.: .. A so * V - ____ - 4 . ~ ' .1 __ ~ F Long-Awaited Series Sixth Toni g ht Jai- Alai Players Wear Black Spring - %No ) :rT Hunches By JIM HAYNES designed as an educational and cultural event to of give residents and visitors a larger awareness trends In the world of arts. i ~~ a~ ' k ,*R 4-' , , , The first annual Lake Buena Vista Art Festival is I" VIA I . photography, sculpture and creative crafts. Artists will show and sell their original works. Festival. the Village," to be held Oct.-Nov. 2, at Lake Buena , watercolor paintings, graphics and drawings, Art won Best of Show in the Gull Coast State Weatherman, Kuhn Give Green Light Haynes' ViIIage Artist To Show At -~'~ ,, . -- ' - -------------- -_ =.-== -- - �- -. - - 28-Evening _. Fl. Herald, Sanford, _______ ______________________ Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1973 ------- Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, THIRD World 2 3 C•2 Trot. Mile, Pun, SECOI'4D - i flame Y 4 00 Game I 000 C0 CG 0 5 0 000 000 606 17 Gultelt, C. Carroll Mc(naney (7) and Bench. lean? and Fisk W Than?. 10 L Gullet?. 01 (I). - - - Game 2 000)00002 3 7 1 floston 100 00) 000 2 B'tlI'jham, Borbon (6), McEnaney (7). Eastwck and Bench. Lc'e, Drago (9) and Cincl - - 01 1, r•I 10 60. 760, 900, Eddy Uei?ia () 160. 3 60 . 3 Urza Alber di (H, 900. 0(11) iS SO. P is 1) 593 30; Big 17 with III IRS 40 THIRD-1. EddyOkoki (1), 910 (Shlmp) 72. 7 Chant Comet 670.350,7. Ecno Beltia(2).510. (Britton) 6 I; 5. Little Juniper 3 60; 3 Larri Arena (S ) . 660; 0 I? 4) (flood) 51 1)5 iO. P ii 2) 57560 FOURTH L Mile Pace. FOURTH I. Lamni Javi (5). claiming $1000. Purse $400: I 19.70, $00, 7 00 7. Arecha Elonia Warden Leo (Becker) II, 2. (2). 570. 460; 3 Alav Zarre (I). Shehecaza(ie (kucia) 6 I; 3 Tamy 12 20. 0 (2 3) 540 60; P IS 2) lii 00. Patch (C Miller) $7; 1 Frances DD (4 5) 5)70 10 Beulah (Newman) 121; S. Victory FIFTH - i Maruri Mugueua (5). Rally (McDaniel) S I; 6 Oral? N. 1260, 700 340; 2. Sanhi Juan (3). (Kurtz ewor lh) 77. 7 Sit Wilma 10 , 70; 3. Celaya Larrea (7). 00 (Sabatka)II 5 Pyewackctt (M. 450;QI3S)ó,20; P(53)57770 Crank) 77; AE I Pall Met SIXTH 1. ArechaPerez (S). (Wcrkhcuser) IS 10, 600, 170; 2. Domingo Zarre FIFTH C-2 Pace, I Mete, Purse (3). 6 10, 340; 3. Atava Javi (I). I Ripping On (R Miller) 31; 360. Q 13 S) $ 39 10 ; P IS 31 599 ) Cinch Boston - $42S:I Dee Eyre (Ra)5 1 2.Oa! Mighty Mite (F,lipelli) 3 1; 3 MarIo (4 Clark) 97; 1 C, J Rodney IT. , Kichma Chief (Hendrickson) to I. 6 Serena Boot Series Be%I-o.7 Sit - __ 1SCOREBOARD 1 101 Dourlle Sleal (Kucia) 51. 1 Bullet to s 20,660; 7, Cacho Lenhz (I). Freight (Bougeos) 7 7. 5 flyi'd K. 350. 160. 3 Echano Okokl (11,310 (Deaton) S 1; 6. Cumban Frisco 0 it 7) 54020; P (2-1) 59) 00 (Whayland) 10 1. 7 Western Scott EIGHTH 1. Alava Larrea (3) IF Taylor) 51. 5. Taylors Farvel 720.5 50. 300. 7. Fermin Mugueru (Pp('r) 61; AE I Van Dale Byrd (7). 640.1 60. ) Erdoza Mencha (1) (KinSlry) 5 50. 0 (3 7) 535 00. P (37) 59660 SIXTH I Mile Pace, Claiming NINTH 1. Juan (I) 1110, 160. $1,500. Purse $425; I Lbncolns Spirit 310. 7. Celaya (1). 160, 350; 3 ___ ____ ___ _ __ ._ ,_ _ I '1 __ 'f~,J~ " ______ . ____ . ____ , - _ ___________ ______ _____ 1#16 ... .. ______ . _________ , - . . • . - . •11 _____ _______ . I . _______ ri :-- __________ _____ - . I O5 10 000730000 1-6 7 0 BO%?on 0)0 001 tO? Cinch 10 innings Wise. Cleveland (Si, Well (7), More' (101 a ougt'et Fisk. Nolan, Darcy (5). C Car _____ _____ _____ -, .--. , ip~7 S -•. S - ___________ . '' I ' 17). __ - -. -- - McEnaney Ill. East wick (9) and Bench. W-Eas? wick. 70 L- WillougPiby. 01 HRS--Bos?on, Fitk (1). Carbo -. - t) Cc,ior OL 17; 3 Tat* (Cummings) 51; 1 Wes terns Champ (Blood) 101; S Brawler L.obell (Kaul,ne'r) 101; 6 Ill l Beth - Game I - -4 I 4) DAYTONA BEACH (All) "s oi y; ELEVENTH Dean (Beneznak) - 1 Sale Arpi (7) In Celebrating The Wonderful Progress earnings to $103,225 with three Boston (Lee 0 0). (n) it neces Wiry Of of frhnian qua rt er ba Bea utif u I DIllas S Fr. N On OUR PROGRESS EDITION will be published Sunday October 26, 1975 BICENTENNIAL P4 30 10; P (6-I) $155.10, Bcrnard%ton (6) 3 20: Q (17) .1,50; 1750,27.20,1.20; 2. Oguhza Beihla (7) Pill. Denver KCity S. EIGHTH - I lice (Blanton) (6) 2 3 0 400 III 107 570, 170. 950; 2, Sumter Princess D iego 0 5 0 .000 P 101 U) 340. 2560; 3. Ar go Angus 1 Mondays Result New Yxk Giants 11, outtaio 11 660. 0(36)4570; 1 (6-5 .4) 360 00; 1 2 n2 54. Louis at New York Giants Sumaday, Oct. 26 Cincinnati at Atlanta Washington at Cleveland San Francisco at New En Summer Yankee (1) 150, .3.60; 3. Mountain Banker (2) 260; 0 (41) Baltimore at New V(Ak Jets Dallas at Detro,? at H ouston Denver at Kansa s City Mami at Buffalo Ne-n Orleans t Los t.ncinles San Diego a? Oakland on M day, Oct. 77 .'tfln?a at Chicago. n ONL Mondays Game's No games hIed Vancouver at New York OkO;, 3 Negul Arena. 4. Eddy Navratilova, may be stepping Belie, S tcaAberdI. 6 Aldana in Eloria, 7 (echo Sanchez. I. Urza winner Chris Erert today in the Lena $135,000 World Invitational Ice Lentz. 3 Eddy OkOkL 1. Barre Tennis tournament, Alberdi. S Uric (Ionii. 6. Larnl Monday after the 19-year-old JIVi Angeles at St Louis Wednesday's Games New York Rangers at Buffalo St. Lotus at Atlanta Montreal at Detroit Kansas City at Washington t-os Angeles at Chicago Vancouv er at Toronto Minnesota at Cslifcrna Bilbao,Beng", 5. Monday's Games Larri Javi, 6 Today's Games M'nrte'sota at Irid)anapol,% Wednesday's Game 5 Ara Elorzo, 6 Oguire Nast.a.se and Miss Casals in the 7. 841bo Miguel, S. Cacho third, [.aver of Australia SEVENTH -- I Dna lintea, Aldane Lenhz,, 3 Ica Via. 4 Echano $wtiped to a quick lead in both Aranj, S. OguiziOkoiti. 6 Eddy sets Monday as he defeated Perez, 7. Pfecui.Javi. $ Larri Ae 6-4, 6-4 In the opening Alava, Muguerta, 1 Fermin Ramon, Sea Pines Racquet c;ub on Hil- Kacing Tonigh?' Entries (T',tipso4-i, 52. AE 1. Cocsin It (Brainard) fInly dosed the set at ELEVENTH - I. Barr. Echave, . Domingojus I. MaBeigø, layer also took an early lead t Oguhze Per ez, S .retha-Attu, 6. in th e second set as Ashe made Chucho M.cuel, 7 Santi larre, unf or ced errors with tu.s fore. Cacho Aip. TWELFTH . , hand and (ailed to get enough Silo Ramon. 3 Celaya Aguirre, 4. depth with his ground serve. SECOND - C-3 Pat,. 1 Mile, Sanh Attu. $ M*runi . Genesee Pioy ChucroAip, 7 Ferm;nLarrca, i. 3 1. 7 )( n Medal rndo:a i Miss Wade play In lOneton 7 2 1 Br.gh! Mi (Fart er; the first set of Monday's worn- 15 1. 4 LIttty Girt (Gill) IS). Top en's match with Evonne Goola- Reward I OAmato) t. 6 J. 0. ReiCo (Hobbs) 97; 7 Ocala Dutch Monday 4.69 os ,_,j period. 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The Australian came FT5T1 EddyAtani(S),)0SO, back in the second and third (5rg) $7. $ Camden 5ie jlO. 300; 2 AIz?ane Aiblfdi (3), I Bow-genii) $ I; AE 1 Bedford 110, 1 00; 3 Unza Len': (6), 5.50; Q sets to take the match 3.6, 6-4,7. - (2 5)3)60. F 1321 31fl 3? Han ver 'C. Miller) G. o PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER vme back to make it 5-4. Ashe 15-1; 3. Top 7. Fevmin S. Muguerza. 5.cree (DeBerry) II: A. Schemin otmoms IF. Taylor) It; S. Swnt.r Dream (Cuihane) IS); 6. First Atfa.r )Kurvtw'omth) 77. 7 Lintoiris V.s-t U. u'stiu 3 1. 5 LaSt..? Lady 473, 11111 11 tcq) hkd Island sawd a set point bdore lAver TI Jayhawks, Bulldog Get Flag Victories U U IN layer jumped ton 5-1 lead in NINtH - I. Aguirre, 7. Juan 3 litre. I Erdora, S bilbao, 6. the first set before Ashe could $410;I. Stan Shield (HOb1 97:7. SantI, 4. Chvcho, S. MorL t Attu, Winter (SACS) - the courts." 0 ChuchoMench.. Cefaya. I AipI, I Sam. ___ SPECIALS nole Turf Club. legally, without consent of the j, NBA players association and 9 PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER 0 5 AItu. 3 Domingo Echave. A. AIi"a ____ ___ DAILY : _____ ___________ ___________ ______ _________ ROURBON of the favorites tonight In said an ABA spokesman. "We're forbidden for merging, the coupons with. names d addresses of your relatives A friends. Celays Muguerza, I. $anti Echave. chanip Arthur Ashe of Miami ¶.il.i Alfu, S Son?) Agumre, 6 11 the NBA beginning in the 1976- "Merger is the wrong word," I SIXTH - I.Bamreperez, Negui wid Miss Even will play Ilie "m 9Q0 7 YEAR ____ __ ork and Den- the fourth race at the Semi- Goolagong will play Bjorn Borg EIGHTH - I Celaya Juan. 2 match of the five-day event at Denver at Calgary Harness Rod I.aver and Evonne Hod New England at Quebec Cincinnati at WisvsIc.eg th e It was the Giants' second tim.' Bo o BLEND GOLD OR WHITI Horse To Run ver had done so on Sept. 24 MflPia, 4 Sal. Agu,nr,', S Fermin match. Men's Wimbledon Bengoa, 6. Chucho-Larrea, 1. lame i'"-'' _42 23) IIUIIIIIIUIUIIIUUUUIUIIIIUUIIIIUUS IIUIIIUIIUIIUUIUUIUUIUIUII.U.IIIIII FIFTH - 1. Maruni lame, 2. of Sweden and Virginia Wade of Domingo Miguel, 3 Erdoza Great Britain in the second Jay), WHA Jeans ( No orders con be ________________________________________________________ outduetoPersistentbursitjsin Ai'echa Zarre, 7 Alava Echave. Cacho Miguel J CREEK I . jothedtheNewyorkNetsand ackct a seven-year-old Denver Rockets in requesting gelding owned by Sanford's _____________________________________ U Rosemary Casals, stepping in FIRST - I. Ech.ano Via 2 Larri to replace the Injured Martina U •s SCOTCH V CA&SEI.RF:uRy - t ' ye-- d. N S HILTON HEAD, S.C. (AP)- Uric Via, S. ing In season after four victories. - -'SOTTLIDINSCOTLANO VODKA of the seven other ABA clubs EXTRA COPIES TODAY! FOURTH - 1. Barre Sanchez, 2 her elbow. : Y Eddy-Arana. 6. Ogulza Czechoslovakfan star cancelled Alblrde, 7. Larri Sanchez, •. Ica Today's Game .2 RESERVE YOUR ' Miss Cass replaced Miss Aldane Vgj. THIRD - 1, AIdane Beltia, 2. Navratilova in the tournament NHL L 7 Goes Against RICAN ANY 7.30 FLA.. lUG. RESALE That theory' was put Into practice Monday, when owners We'll mail them a copy of our fabulous Progress Edition. Arena. 7. Oguiza Sanchez. ' Hockey remain- 'llleHillswereatwtoucown i ______ professional basketball Into pSotflCpostUreOfSound business CI and responsibility." , A - 1,106; Handle '- $101,047 Jai-A Ia! SECOND - I EchanoBeitba, Buffalo's Leypoldt, who made booted good on his three field goal at. loss of the a National Football suffered their first 1,eague ganie Monday night. PLUS ALL ,* 1. ANNE _____ \ Y. Brown, president of Lhe priate and consistent with Ws ABA. "We're trying to take prior orders." ty Name TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 14 in LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES FV% O1JErs 6YEAR35% Indeed. the courts - of law, 11.10, 11,00; 3. Casals Claws lose sutthntial amounts of application under such circum- ______________________________________________________________ $7530. ELFTH - 1. Macun Attu 1 II 00, 4 10. 6.40; 7. Domingo Azpb (7) Chris Evert Philadelphia Pi?ttburgh at Green Bay Hunt, a four-year pro, As -I result, the New York Gi. a field goal from 37 yards with tempts in earlier games, blew a the Buffalo Bills 17- nine seconds left and the Hills 19-yard effort with 3:16 Melbourne Central Cath JOlt CORTU NIXICO some intelligent steps to force p 1900; T (747) 10500; 17:05,1. Wand Christian. ants upset hilounstown, 4-1, 74. __ the 28 teams in both leagues ter for permission to process an ll NINTH - I. Ocala Star Amber Saturday, Ocl 2S Also receiving votes: Shore'rest, (;old Coast missed and Un- ally televised game. tpoldt steady George Hunt didn't. 6. Palmetto, 6.0, 72. IMP. TEQUILA BOND'S MILL There's no way professional the NBA to join with us in peti- Help us share our pride in the communities In which you live. Simply fill in 3 2 0 600 99 119 . BUFFAIA) iAP) Steady favorite going into the nation- triumph against three lows. John 54), 99, ___ 745 VALIJI money every year," said John Sl.IUCCS as he may deem appro. Western DIvislilin 3 2 0 600 01 91 (1 75) 73450; T 7:05.7. Eustis, Lafayette, 5-0, MEXICArA ROYAL PUERT (ITS. 5175 weakening financial stfltus. each remaining ABA club to Bas NBA Commissioner Larry ketboll Associa tion after bar- O'Brien said, in part: "If the Fermin Aguirre (5) 1 I 0 .500 112 SI (kucia) (4) 1140, 160, 340; 2. 1.20; 0 4 1 7) 119,50; P (I 7) $193.30; Oak. 4. Mayo L ypoldt Misses, Hunt Doesn't 2A 3. Pahokee, 5.1, 112. - 0' would bolster the sport's Separate telegrams sent by outside Florida and let them see for themselves 140. 150; 2 Marurl (3) 6 20, 3 SEVENTH - 1. Heather Chance 10. . 1. (Ilipley, ".149. BOND HALL BLIND 80* VODKA for a basketball can survive If 25 of tioiilng Judge (Robert L. Car- FIFTH - I. De.,no A (Man?egna) Mencha (2)100; 0(55) 51.40. P (5 .4 1 0 .500 154 4 ('l.ASS . SMIRNOfl RONAT'O - .. # can Basketball Association not basketbali - appear to hold owners, in a move they said the key to the sport's future. Send PROGRESS 1975 to your family 8 friends I 1 0 200 31' 130 26.0; 0(56)72.20 T (541)164101 TENTH - I. Mugoenia (I) 2060. HOyt 0 4P 0 vIctims-the Baltimore Caws. an application, we would like Impulse (6) 300. 2 20; 3 Herod (1) 1199.60. 1 1 0 .200 37 107 (5) 250, 150; 3 Clayhaven Pioneer Central Division (7) 3.10. 0(15)6.10; T (1S fl 1660; 5 0 0 1 . 000 107 56 ' I 2;0i 3. 9. Miami Christian, 43, 43, Miami Nor th west Chris. (ian, 5-0, 34. 5. Bristol Liberty County, 5-i, 4 vi A)', OLD' OF PROOF" ft I 1 f ying another of the economy's NBA has interest in considering ELEVENTH - 1. Domingo I I 0 .100 162 97 (23) 470; 1 (231) 3510; T 1:36. Ecttave (1) 1600. 1010, 360. 2 JetS 7 3 0 400 101 115 SIXTH - I Glory Land (Bailey) Arecha Miguel (3) 560, 2 60; 3 I 1 0 200 109 121 (1) 6 70, 310. 260; 7, Direct Stepper Fermin Juan (7)4.00;Q (3 4) $61 $0. (req Cinn NEW YORK (All) - Ameri. 4 40; 3 Cacho Javi (3) 500; 0 (1 6) (UdelI) (1) 760, 1.10, 2-60; 7, Eastern Division 6, 140. 90, moved to join the National 9.00, 5.20; t Domingo Perez (1)650, 2:10.1 Bay, 5-1, opez, Miami Pace. KY flOURBON (1Lçf UT*ADIYUC Seeks NBA Lodg e Hireco (5) 1 40. 3 20; 3. Madam (3 1) 54260; P (3 1) 117930 American Conference Butt. NY Bait ABA Pulls .qIp (Thompson) (1) 600. 1.10. 2 60; 2, 11.00;), Erdoza-Bengo.a (2) 7.60:0 7 3 0 .400 89 91 Branford, 3. Greensboro. 5-0, 327. 4. St. Augustine St. Joseph, 6- - -- , 8. 2. 0 6. Bell Glades Day, 5.1, 68. 7. Quincy Munroe, 58, , 160. receiving votes: Grace- 36. li.Salle, Quincy Shanks, Aubur votes: Sara- l. NO REOUCIIQ 4.99 60. SECOND - I Horace Johnston Also Also receiving votes: Fort Myers, Tallahassee Rickards, 9. Tampa Jefferson. 5-0, 27. ('l.ASS 3,t " ___ ck John Brantley of Ocala has led Gaffney third period touchdown in Monday's game. FIFTH - I Sale Meha (3) 9.50. 3 2 0 600 137 7? 34 . FAMU, yule, Crescent City, Daytona 0, 113. 10. East 1. Titus%Ale Astronaut, 5-0, LONDON TOWf cfrive and threw a 15-yard pass to Derrick C.Nral Division 210 . (21) 16M; P (42) $111 00. Minn 5 0 0 lOG) 151 70 THIRD - 1. PasPia Time EIGHTH-I, Erdoza Mvguerza (6) Det 3 2 0 600 1 95 (D,mlink) (I) fl.20. 650,3 00:7, 1710, 1)00,660; 7. Fermin Ramon G. Say 1 .4 0 .200 71 121 Poplar Rhythm (3) 3.50, 220; 3. Gala (3) 5.10, SIC. 3. Sann-Mencha (2) Chic. 1 4 0 200 35 137 Tag (6) 770; 0 (1 3) 70.70; T (136) 350; Q (3.6) 29.60; P (43) 511 60 Western Division 31.00. 1 l'37 NINTH I. Juan (2? Il 20. 6.00, LA 4 1 0 800 99. 62 FOURTH - I Sweet Mila n S20 2.Sala(1)650,340;3 Erdoza All 2 3 0 .100 72 7? (Bfn?*n) (5) 560, 6.1, 240: 2. (1) .100; 0 (2 4) 1.5020; P (21) S run, a 14-7 victory over Miami's His. er'ri in ole & S .V(. \loI usia Counties... FIRST - I. Rippin Guenea 470. 520; 2. Santi Miguel (1) 9.00. 3 2 0 600 121 III races left to the University of Florida's junior varsity football team to (41 1) $.g7.OQ; p (5-1) $90.30; DO 4 I 0 500 12) 7 ' Louis -- Brantley sneaked a yard to end a 75-yard second period 600, 100; 3. Cacho lame (6) 2.60; Q Seminole Turf Club Monday Night's Results Eastern Division Beach Atlantic, 4-1, .0, MIaIIH Palmetto, 5-0, 1. 8. Tallahassee Leon, 5-3, 49. receiving , I. Tallahassee 5-0, 67. Jesuit, 8. New .Sriiyrna Beach, 5-i. 49. Reach, Father I 7. ____ I 1, 7 Carolina Cougar (Culhane) S FOURTH - 1. AlavaPefer is) 1, 5 Amy Girl Mer cury (Rat,) 51. 17.50. 640. 310; 2. Arecha-Javi (1) Football League National ConIer,nc, Tampa (lASS A 46. , 9. Miami Westminster, 10. Port St. Joe, 21. 59. sota Riverview, Vero Beach. - 280; 5) 51.01920 5450; 1. Ocala Star Fly (Brk'ges) 7 THURD-1.AIdan V:a(I) 1100, - I Eustace Lady Crouin) 1.1, 3 Surtax (Seiders) 3 I; 1 Winning 560, 650. 2 Larri Sanchez (6) 560, Tina (R. Regur) I-I; S. Pin Lady j. 650; 3. Oguhia Arena (5) 370; 0 (1 (Dc-asoi- ) 41:6. Jimmy Gold (Saul) 6) 4460. P (4 6) 113770 National 6. 106. , 2. 9. Jacorn file Bolles, 5 Also standings and total points re. celvedin voting this week are: Gator Jayvees Drop Miami (freton 10 I. 8 TJ 0 (DvorCcc'k), 680,540, 3 AIdafl.l-EIo4'Za (1); Q (3 Pro Football Tate, 5.0, 80. 77. Ffie ranked teams, theit '- 136D. 440. 720; 7. Oguhza flengoa Today's Games Cincinnati (Nolan 00) a? Bos Ton (Tian? 701. In) Wednesday'. Game Cincinnati (Gullt'tt I I) at Naples 1ly, 6, Machua San Fe, 1 - Handicap, I Mile. Purse $701; 1 PPd. Jacksonville Ralnes, 5-0, , 7. Delray inained at the top of their re- Strarwhan, Fort Walton Beach, spective divisions. l.akeland Kathleen. nal (frivers of the National Association (or Stock Car Auto Racing in earning over $100,000 this year. Yarborough's third victory of the season in Sunday's American 500 at Rockingham, N.C., ran his money _______ Us n 6. Tarpon Springs, 5 i'ttusville Astronaut. Chipley Tallahassee Gby, Jackson2. llke Butler-Union County, 41n(1 Tallahassee I"AMU re- s- ilk Ribault, Fort Lauderdale 5-0, 136. Cale Yarborough and - Pensacola 8. No. d , 10. Del,and, 6-0. 24. 11 more overall point,s, Dave Marcis have joined five other Grand Natio .. : ltollywo1 Hills, 6-0, 133. 3. Merritt Island, 5-0, 109. 4. Fort Pierce Central, 6-0, 90, 4. DeLan lop; lie. 6-0, 63. , 2. 5. On 2. Ocala Forest, 5-0, 333. 3. Milton, 113. , 144. abled it to keep the top spot with 4P ' , kept I1oIl'd t he heels of or. Lindo Boone last viieekend en. of - Gullet?, Eestwick (9) and Chance Win (Kurtjworth) $ 1; 7 FIRST - 1. Aldana Okoki (7) flench W-Guuet?. II. 1- Miss Abbe Time (Saul) -1:3. Bold 1710. 420, 760; 7, Echano Eloria Cleveland. 0 I. HRS-Cincin. Attain (Khntley) 51; 1, Repor ter Boy (3) 560. 9210; 3. Barre Sanchez (5) nIt), Perez 2 (Vandervort) 7 2; S. Cheeky 3.20; 0 (2 31 3610; P (73) 11000 Bravado ( Al,r,?,) 6 I; 6 Honors SECOND - 1 Echano Via Ut Monday's Game Lad (Blood 6 1 7 Fearless Nancy 10.10. S SO. I 00; 2 Uria O.oki (SI C.ncinnati Wash the school's Department Operative Dentisty, thinks he has found a revolutionary I'louthiguard made out of silicone. Nearly 100 players are field testing the new inouthguards. 3 $9090 C nb 0 (1 1) $ 35 70; P (7 4) $95 i 700 700 000-I 9 1 Topland 0 (Vandervort) 121; 2 TWELFTH - 1. Santi Altu (I) Ti,;t end Fith. Norman. Mud Pop (Bridges ) S I. 3 Fri en P.orbon dly 33.10. 710. 310. 7 Marurl AipI 1, C Carroll • Bachelor (Saull tO 1; 1 Debu?anle t'v.'cb S .40. .4 20 3 Fermin Juan (1) 13.00. ' nd Bench W -(OkKcll) 5 I; S Broword o ii 5) 1)0 so p (1 si S109 20 'crran. 0 I .70. Big Q County (Ha .) S 2. 6. Double (4 7 with 1$) 35 Whammy (Jr Hysell) 92; 7. .1, H. A - 7.011; Handle 595,351 Game S Time (Werkpeiser) 77, 5. Sharp tOO 000 0012 5 0 Mllee (Cummngs) 6 1; AE 1 Clever Orlando-Seminole 000 II) Olz-6 S 0 '7r.p (Filipelli) Monday Matinee Cleveland. Willoughby (6), EIGHTH - 1. Mile Pace, Results Boston during games on hot days. SEVENTH - 8-3, C.t, Trot (II 5 70, 720, 3 Cecho Per et (7) 000 500 0005 11 I at os ing streng th - TENTH I Muguerza 50 440.300.? Fermin (6)560,250;) Ii'ir SI, 8 Scctty .\cet;ton (Kurt:wore) 6 I. AC I - " 1 7) Teeth' Mouthguard ______ Lc' 1. Orlando Oak Ridge, lando Oak Ridge in the battle f r top Class 4A ratings in the weekly state sehblastic football poll. hollywood hills garnered eight of Ili first place votes, two more than Oak Ridge, but the latter's 39-0 victory over Or. (;AINESVILLE (Al1) The University of Florida gave the sporting world Gatorade a few years ago when It found a way to help the Gators' football players keep from - nd roll 'Gator ' _______ _____ 5 - . 3 E '-F ..,, ______ •' 7 76 i_,.. <. Invent Astro CI ASS 4A - over o I . '' _ Professor ______ ,,. '.- Hills right on Florida ___ .4 _______________ _____________ has McArUi r . __ __ •'.-. victory ." .' 1. . (I _____ _______ ________ Ridge, ST. PF;TF:ltSnuR(; (All) IN BRIEF . _______ _____ 161 Oak - _____ _______ , ." SPORTS 1, I " . 9 I 4 11 . . ip, I _ p .~ 12 ______ _) ye _ ___ .. I t:1 Iiii Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1973-38 "loutS? ISCH1II5 2.29 2 .98 1llit CABERNET ROSE D'ANJOU . .. 2.69 24.95 ____ 34.95 1/ 2 GALLON GOLD N? 26.95 SEAL CATAWBA ITATI IMPORTE3ITALIAN CHAMPAGNE FAMAASTI SPUMANTE .....399 88 lID-PM 349 OSRIStI 4495 CAlf o. ______________________ �I 4BEvenngHeraJflforJpj Tuesday, Oct. 21,173 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1973-38 7 —W I Iwo A Bcbj's World kia — EDUCATIONAL CHILDCARE Exclusively Designed For ,Infants '$ ' 11 to Age 2 Years 9 OPEN ê:)ø am to 6 pm Mon Sat NEW & USED PARTS ARTS INSTALLATION A Bobj's World 408 MATTIE ST. SANFORD TOWNSOUARE, 801 E. 21h ST. SANFORD 323.8424 323-1329 4 Fine Food Anniversary RE-CHARGEALLKES Let us show you what a wonderful experierice day care can be IeT In Ihe 90-DAY GUARANTEE (4 0 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE : FRET? .f . lii 4' 4? Q) 1i U 4 1 L 't' OR MORE IS FURNITURE tSALES W: L '-Y.i7.92 iff Imore IL St E CASSELBERRY RON'S TIME SERVICE . . 6 .7c:rTao costly Pcol heater with high 14 operating expense, or a pool '. To ys .4 during the winter season. 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W It's Time To Plant rHis IS ITt GREAT NEW ZIGZAG ACHlNE AT AN INTRODUCTORY RICE' r. - - - STRAWBERRY In $9795 747 PLANTS We Now Have Them to o Bulk arrylng ca'e or cabinet extra. Vi havi a credit plan desgn.I to lit Vo GardenLand 1400 W. First SINGER APPROVED DEALER OPEN DAILY I am. -3p.m. Ph. 3234430 St. Sanford DUDA AUTO PARTS AND OVIEDO TRACTOR CO MOBILE HOME AUTOPARTSAND ACCESSORIES SERVICE & REPAIRS Roof Coating Guar&nteed In Writing Leaks Fixed S Low Cost Skirting Anchoring • Carports • Steps Fold Down Awnings FOR GOURMET. HOMES VIE KING ATRFA.S(NABIEPRIj V ...Homey atznosphrre and excellent food are the main reasons Bucks Is Sanford's finest eating place. IN cANnon DI A7A LP PRODUCTS INC 1461 SEMINOLA BLVD. CASSELBERRy '1 11Ji - LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT WHOLESALE RETAIL PH. 363-3241 834-060 ;-. . ln (Nor hYmjor .*tr Roufo 426 Oviedo NURSING CENTER "where your friends are 24 Hour Nursing Care For Thursday marked the first meat loaf, spaghetti or lasagna, boIled shrimp night. 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Buck's has meat and Buck's offers you more than Wednesday you will receive veal parmasiani cheese platters for a modest lust a place to eat. You can your first stein of beer for only a Another service Buck's of ten relax, unwind and forget about fickle. cost. The charming dining room is free lunch delivery for those at Buck's is available on everyday pressures amid the Due to popular request who don't have the time or Monday during evening hours nostalgic decorations, heavyBuck's is now open for evening inclination to go out. For local for private parties. Seating wood outlining the dinners Tuesday through free delivery simply hne 373 capacity IS 60 ceilingsbeams and doorways, . aturdayfrom5:t09. Now 0983 majestic fireplace with hearth you can enjoy an evening out Buck's has the facilitics to If you you don't haven't already and wall paper printed with without spending a small for- cater any event large or small. Buck's know whattried you recipes, tune. 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The inner (inlet) He has the pool heater on installs anywhere, concentrates winter with a Wilson Solar Het pipe is a preheating stage, display at The Shoe Tree, and sunlight and captures its Pool Heater from Harrison warming the Incoming water as his 6 salesmen operate out of energy, Theadvancedsolarage Enterprises. —ADV. ' . MUI I WESTERN STORE iib .. Ri4e Horse & Rider iv u;uu '.tuwu sun. Now Showing. Hw & 202 S. Park Ave. SADDLES . 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The Flavia mon th takes y ou to romantic Rat es for single' ' individuals, boasts spacious sun decks with Mexico, Jamacia and Haiti children or three or four two large swimming pools and aboard the M.S Bolero Feb. ii. persons inacan will be you can enjoy gala nights nfhe 21 ViU furnished upon request. All viera ounge. And food, Island of Swallows), beautiful cru isesInclude excellent state cusine ... Fantasticol In Montego Bay, fascinating Port. room Ioc3tionS on board with Nassau you will enjoy the A Prince. Run the gamut of o lower be rth Bookings are foreign flavor of the fishermen, civilization for fine art galleries accepted for 7 day cruises with portside markets, enticing to Spooky voodoo ceremonies, a deposit of $100 per person ($30 shops and the excitement of the Enjoy the fabulous 7 days f ior ter cruises). A deposit casino on Paridise Island. cruise for $449 complete per of 25 per cent is required for all Take the perfect Christmas person. fours more than 7 da y s in shopp ing cruise De sDe c 1) t o Dec. Wi With spring in the air it will length Judy and John Schlenk owners, advise that by taking cruise of-the month you a getting a special group rate without belonging to a organization, Cruise director Peter Archer suggests the / ,lrl' -. .' ¶) ,. ,!1' Mon. Thru Sat. 6.6 SCHOOL ' NOW INADES A Dream Come True HEAVY HOUSE CLEANING EXPERTS LTHLH l UT!ES Al DEPAl 17DINSTRU N DUC4TION IN A TMSPH CHLEK ALL 831-0950 jr November 'Cruiseof the Month" Is on the t s FLAVIA. Spending a day or two in Nassau is a very thrill. CRICKETT PROFESSIONAL HOUSE CLEANING o4ftr th,,e services SUP SPONSORED NO, SINGE FACILITIES OF PALMS fiGS DRIVE S TIST CHURCH IOIPAIM RfP.IGSOR, ALT A NTE SPRINGS *Clean Kitchen Cabinet •Ov.ns •WOOdw0k *Wan Floor SStiowei'. Tilt & Tub *Windows & Scrpena Even the dog ii he gets in th. way ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE SANFORD FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL 21 HR. ANSWERING SERVICE • 323.2655 FOR MORE INFORMATION GALL WORK GUARANTEED but cruising there aboard the Flavia will make it a lifetime memory. . .for the Flavia is not just a cruise ship, it's the Italian Riviera afloat. . its a trip to Italy....it's like nothing you've ever enjoy ed before. The dates are November 21st to the 24th and our Iota lfare, Inc lud ing t ra nspor ta tion Phone 322.7596 2335 Laurel Ave. (GRADK4 THRU 12) CHR exciting 9c &Wilwe iBak" jONTE CHRIS, Cruises are by far the most complete per person, departing 20 on the Angelina Lauro. The be a perfect time to enjoy I enjoyable and affordable way from the Winter Park Ml Oct. ship is your magic carpet to 4 nights in Nassau and Freeport of traveling Caribbean Cruises 24 at 8:00 a.m. and returning exciting ports; Cap Haiten in on the S.S Monarch Sun of Orlando Inc., 574 North Oct. 77 at 4:00 pm. Travel will Haiti, San Juan, Puerto Rico Facilities aboard this ship Orlando Ave (Winter Park be aboard the modern St. Thomas in the Virg ni ,include a casino, grand ball Mail) Winter Park, is making magnificent Emerald Seas, Islands and Nassau in the room, nightclubsandbars. For cruises even more attractive to which features over 50,000 Bahamas, You can enjoy this only $269 per person this those who yearn to travel but square feet of richly furnished fabulous 7 day Christmas refreshing March vacation can balk at the cost. public rooms with high ceilings Shopping Cruise for only $399 be yours. Caribbean Cruises Travel and walls of picture windows, complete per person. Don't put off that long A Agency resents the "cruise of The varied types of en Start off the New Year rigt,t awaited trip any longer. Call or tP month" which Is an all. tertalnment socializing, with a 7 day discovery cruise write Caribbean Cruises to Inclusive cruise vacation recreation and relaxation of. Jan. 10 to 17 to Port-A.Pnince, reserve the trip of your life program to many exciting fered will make it certain that Port Antonio, Montego Bay and time. —ADV. ports, featuring motor coach boredom will not be a part of Nassau. For only $199 complete transportation, luxurycruise your weekend cruise aboard the per person you can enjoy 7 days and all taxes. Emerald Seas. of luxury living and dining on , All cruise of the month tours November features a three board the M S Starward whose shorter cruises for couples celebrating their anniversary Oct ob er features a 3 nioht I 3? _J1CLn LONGWOOD PLAZA HAVING A PARTY WF ,LL ri raw i. - - round trip from the Winter - . Why spend money on new furniture Park Mall $10 port tax is when yours can only $169.00 per based on double occupancy. There Is d space still look like new available TODAY. -. call us for so little! Oh No! Rches Set Up Houseeping In Your Home! �6Br-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Oct. 21, TO IGHT'S T N 00 EVENING 6:00 (2)(6)(S)(9)(13) News (3) Carrascendolas (CATV.6) Family Affair (24) Man And Environment (35) Lost In Space (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2)(t) NBC News (3) Gettin Over (6) CBS News (9) ABC New s (CATV. 13) Zane Theatre (24) Man And Grey Environment (44) Bewitched Police Story (3)(24) Ascent Of Man ()(13) Switch (CATV.13) Stagecoach West (9) Rookies (44) Movie (2113) 9:30 (35) To Tell The Truth (6) Mike Douglas (CATV6) Life In (5) Big Valley (9) Ryan's Hope The Spirit (9) Movie (13) Mike Douglas (24) Mister Rogers (44) Leave It To Beaver 10:00 10:30 (3)(24) Woman (CATV4) News 10:30 (2)($) Wheel Of Fortune (6)(13) Price Is Right (3S) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 2:30 (fl($) Doctors (6)03) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) Indian Summer (33) Mothers-in-Law (2)(6)($)(9)(13) News (3) ABC News (CATV6) Race To Riches (33) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style (24) Intercom 24 (9) Showots Show (fl(S) Tonight (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 Candid Camera Front Row Center (6) Space: 199 (9) HclIlycoc Squ,rec (CATV.6) Love, American Style (8) Let's Ma ke A Deal (13) Truth Or Consequences (CATV.13) Movie (44) Love. American Style 8:00 (6)(13) PanAmerican Games Wrap Up (CATV.6) Amos Burke, Secret Agent (9) Wide World Mystery (44) Mod Squad 11:40 (6)(13) Movie And Death Of A 12:30 (CATV-6) Noticias (44) Phil Donahue (31(24) Consumer Survival Kit (6)(13) Joe And 1:00 Wednesday 12:00 (2)(9)(44) News (6) The Young And The Rest. -_cup IiARGAINMATSfvayMyl L"Tn.7:3oP.M.-s1.25 I .-M W iml Tuxedo - (6)(C-4)(13) LF .9=0M.W0,0011111.1111111111111 11 M I Moor" ACCOM"xiiied 1 by "u" 2.4,6,5,10 - SEMINOLE I — . ___________ __ FILIPCD ix 13 14 15 17 d - ____ 23 24 I 21 _ _____ I 127 — I 28 — — 30 i" - - 32 ________ City j - - -- of S 39 41 Lucy 42 47 Island Mouse Club (3$) Mickey (44) Brady Bunch 3:30 (2) News (31(24) Electric Company 48 3f44 J45 49 - 40 46 - ]50 I ______ 51 114 FEDERAL 53 52-- r 1 - L — NATIONAL MOP clxr.&i. Sunday - - 21 — — ABC WELCOME 1:30-9 BACK, happened. No one an to KOTTEII "Clam partner with her, until Danko Marriage" Kotler becomes a plaintiff's attorneys, TO: Fran J, Tomlin P0 Box Free, 6.14 2077 for "We Care" ''i'Otli" AduIf or Teers p r MARRIAGES by Marilyn. Notary, Ocala 901 732 1161 or 737 8773. Performed 4W X* Pwi N z,- i.e STATELINE MOTEL (Seat) Arthur H Beckwith, ,lr, Clerk of the Circuit Court the Evening Herald today Minimum S FACED WITH A C'RINKINC, Sanford Al Anon Family Group p ________ B'x 533, Sanford. Fla 37171 - Airport and Silver Lake 1777332 6-Chtld Care WHAT YOU WANT 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 FRED WIWAMSON PAM GRIER ir ---- 18.-Help Wanted Part time office help Must be knowledgeable of Sanford a. Seminole Co Mature Good typist Mtrit .nin., we,rkmnn with ri,peiinla Reply oBox 53$ c o The Evening Herald, P.O fax 1651, Sanford, Fla. 37771. j 9-1ONBCPOLICESIORY RAPE SQUAD 'r o w r 1.I i A M p E N N V N 1 n 0 i Q U A KERESK N UABSBER A D A SREMIF VV"%adff ls A 11 1 INICBIVEA N C A .J I) N 1 0 0 T S C N , K ID Inatr'uetlon.: Tb. bidden namea lIat.d below appear forward, bschw*rd, up, dow*, or dIagouafly lb. puzzle Find in kId4e same and box it in a. show.: BLUE LAws LOST COLONY £ . each POWJJATAN VIRGINIA DARE MATHER JOHN ROLPE HUGUFNO'rs MAYFLOWER STUYVFSAN1' JAMESTOWN WILLIAM PENN WILLIAMSBURG TOMORROW: Connecticut Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over MI discnveni,' per panel in an till-new senie of 24-page honkletx. To order volumes I. II and III. 'end $1 for each, making checks piyahle In "Seek & Find" in ca otthi newspaper. 4 1 - _N Legal Pl, 1192 1 Face fictitiou s name of DORWAIPI radius of 1113 210 ft ,for 109 771 ft to MARKETING, and that I Intend to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the mint of langency, thence 5 71 register Said name EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. degrees ii' 54" E. for 7C 765 ft with theCounty. Clerk of CUlT OF FLORIDA ff4 AND FOR along the Circuit Court, Seminole the right of way of Longwood SEMINOLE COUNTY fl accordance *ith tilt' .'.'arkil,xm Road. thence N 89 pnov,%1 of the Fictitious. Name PROBATE DIVISION degre.j 41' 5.5" W. for 1"1,019ft. PROBATE NO. 74231.Cp Statutes, To Wit: Section .s 09 alcng a tint / __ Florid a Statutes 1957 ) DES 49 _____________ INVITATION TO BID 4 enrwJ fl1k1IJø as 1dk I Call Evenings After? 377-1796 club or organization can appear in this listing each week for only S.) per 11 itie fli;.ard if Trustc'&- of lh par6llel to the N line of of Section 23, Township 70 South, Range 79 East Then ce along D1c161.d, the W line Cf the NE ' of the SW I FINAL NOTICE of said Section 23, Pd. 0 degrees 00' Notice is heret.,' given that the 32" E. for 579 300 ft to the point of uridCrsiqn..d w'Il. on the 11th Jay of beginning All lying and being in Novrm,., A (i IGli. . re In the Estate of: SAMUEL KEELING the NE ".._.' - 'a - I of your club activities I If 0! AMERICAN LEGION ' . collect. Mr fArII,v'i Ill (IL ewi j hold. No Pits 571 1040 hundreds of products I Gift items novelties, carded merchandise -. - .. &Jvvunn,re Executive type, beautiful Shaded -- freezer washer dryer). 3 bi'droorns 7 baths, den, enclosed P-1110. 2 Car Q.lraQe, or 1350 month I'hiwi,' 634 90 LCngwciod arch, t;ijy or rent, 7 bedroom, kitchen equipped, air. Call lii.' $rqn,. alA .gr..i .ii. ...,,..r. ,'uu,y park offering fishing, canoeing atid convenience store. Surrounded by beautiful oak and cypress trees. 222 4410 - 1 '. , aiivurg . 37737 Rentals c, .'$,'.,,,.M 1 " / 29-Rooms WANT a Christian lady, age 1060, to Share P,jrp r1,,,,,'1 'ii; flix ,,. * 322-2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency REALTORS 7$45 Park ç RAVENNA PARK- Choice - bedroom, 2 bath, family room lovely POOL, wall to wall carpet draperies, dishwasher, shrubbery privacy fence, MINT CON DIT ION Was 132,730. Reduced , Terms, to $29,900 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS Days-- 377 6173 Plights 322 7352 "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" SEMINOLE COUNTY Crank Realty, Realtor OWNER TRANSFERRED- A - Nice 3 bedrooms, I', baths with central air, carpet, QOtbQe-, double door refrigerator, Assumable $11,700 7 Pct. mortgage. Hurryl AGE -- REALTORS - - -. GENEVAAREAZONED AGRICULTURE 0 Acres on SI Johns Ave. 535.000 IACCe's, will divide, S2.50O per acre 0 Acres, Mullet Lake area, 517,300. BEDROOM, 11 bath, below FHA .iDpraisial, 573.500 REALTY INC 707 E. 75th St., 173 7332 AKE MARY- New 3 bdrm, homes Make color selections Paved streets, city water, 571900 with Only 1700 down. Governryi,'nt financing g341649 Builder OL HOME- Sanford, 7415 'almetfo Aye, Ave, carpeted, I BR, 7 ath, family room, utility room vith new washer, dryer. Central -eat air, dishwasher, dispoal, xfra large fenced back yard utomatic pool with redwood abana, bath house with 35-Mbile Home Lots Li din - ni,-', All A lit One acres':eJ mObile hOmC St with well, septic & electric,t1 West of Sanford on paved roar Mt. Dora schools. Available Not. 15th. 160 per month Write, Paul C White, 7103 S. State, Arys Arbor Mich. 1810.1 Everything Reduced To Cleart SAVE 60 pct. and more on smoked damaged stock. Payton's Children's Wear (Formerly Buttons'Pl Bows), 3i4O Hiawatha. Phone 337 1301. Kitchen .Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks Installation available Bud Cabell. 372-9052 anytime Couch and matching chair, reclines', set of matching lamps. $125; chipa cabinet, like new, $175; melalgym set, 1 year old, $75, metal swing set. 2yearsclti, 575 1966 Rambler, 5100. Other msc items 1323 S Mellonviie TOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If " 6Snpun . ' , 1971 Chevrolet 'iton pick up, 6 ciJ steel bed, excellent Condition. final offer. $1350 131 6455 55-Boats & Accessories ' __________________ ______________ -__________- ROBSOPI MARINE 297$ Hwy 1792 337 5961 90-Autos for Sale CASH For Your Junk Car Solcat 18' Sailboat, extra nice, 523.95 Phone 377 1651, ask for Duane McGuire Dealer 1971 323-1329 -- -- -- ----- --- -- --- 1972 Corvette convertible (mew ogi. power steering 4. brake's, AM FM radio, new radials, 14.500. 574 3309 offer 6 60-OffiCe Supplies - - One Executive Chair Two Alma Desks 32250 0 — 1966 Fora Station Wagon . - Used office curniturp Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chaIrs, secretarial desks & chairs. straight Chhjr, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry PIOLL'S CasseI()erry, 17-97,930 1206 62-Lawn-Garden --.----- Spectracidegranulet for lawn insect control. Gardenland, 1100 w. 1st St., 373 6630 - Phone 372 O6Tti I - Any CarNo Money Down '.', Til GOOD CREDIT I For Example: ' 71 Che-v. Fleelside ton pick up 11,000 mi, air, auto. $3495 '61 Ford ' ton pick up excel. corid new sticker, low miles. 1795 '72 Gremlin X. air, $1795 'it Pinto, auto, air, $130 70 Mustang Mach I, auto., air. $1795 '72 Toyota, 51,000 ml., $1795 MJ.nvothers:ocno,fr - NELSON'SFLORICIA ROSES Chico & The Man Woodruff's Garden Center tOt Crier, A',- e Sanford (.r'w loc at o') JcI I19'2& 427, Lon,g*tet0 Call 373 13 70 or 934 1603 , - - 64-Equipment for Rent '' Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI 30 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE -_____________________ 1971 Vega Hatchback, white. PS, Air, Auto, Radio, custom interior, deluxe bump*r's, excel. cond. 46$ 1)45. - BUSINESS DIRECTORY t' 1' --'I 1 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Air Conditioning AIP C ON D I T I OP I N 0 REFRIGERATION DUCT WORK 24 hour service. All makes DYKES AIR CON DITIONING, 322 all, Home Improvementj BUDDY'S LIG'[ I ',t'POVE MENT ALL T YPES OF CAR PEN'TRV AND REPAIRS 322 1331 '4 MC, F'lurrb.nj 5ucpues F.tijmCS W,iter Hcater.91 m IC m tti,' , Si' tmart 37734)7 Interior MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Estate is ,lNn.? that in in Real Sold daily the acts Nothing Small Beauty Care .A - - ,-79—TrlJfrlI . -- "- " l . Motorcycle lnsurare BLAIR AGENCY 3n 38" - -' INVENTORY CLEARANCE (to make room for new Stock). - 1971 Honda CB 200 Sell or Swap for Car 372 427 GARAGE SALE- Ham RadiO gear, Chllren's. toys, Household items, Daily after 1 p.m. 137$ S. Mellonyille ' 17., Sanford, Next To Cavalier ii6L CARPORT SALE: Clothing, car too carrier, dishes, complete valley traiter hitch. TV, misc, 1 37 An derson Circle, Sanford. Starts Sunday, Oct. II anytime. - - 78'-4torcycles - WICK ER Table. Chir, etc. Nice. 1173. Five Points Apis 'sp,. I, Hwy 1792, 1': Mi North Of Longwood. Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. - 54-Garage Sales -. Patio, Aluminum framed enclosure, minus roof, with two doors. 37) 0596. efrlg,rator, large picnic Shelter, Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area ? Pr'con(jtione'd Batteries, II? 95 e'chançp REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sarrc?cj Aie - - i- 372 1947 GROCERY STORE EQUIPMENT MAKE OFFER PHONE 377-5091 HAL COLBERT,REALTOR Eves. 327 0612or es, Selma Williams ]flv 323.8670 or 831-9777 76-Auto Parts COLOR TV, $11 95t,'0141H " WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 315 E. First St 337.54fl H AL COLBERT Rooms Also music, intercom, paging systems. New or old construction. 327 7996 . South east Video FULLER BRUSH 'tOME AND POOL- S bedrooms,? baths,] car garags', Floridaroom, (er'i,ol heat aral air, COrapes Carp,ting •$.p. firing 1970 Dodge IllOnder motor ho rn ,, 21' Small equity & take oyer o,iymr'nts 373 06)6 TV Antennas installed 50--Miscellaneo us for Sale -. OW NE RS WILL FINANCE 3 Bedroom Home and Rental. 130,000. 3 Bedroom Home -.Downtuwn, $19,S00. Lakefront Home- Lake Mary, 143.000. On Lake. Free Boating epoo,.Clubp,ouse --- S -- , BankAmericard 75-Recreational Vehicles Color I'd's from ISO, 86..',, from $15 ervice all makes HERBS' TV 1200 S . French, 323-173.4, Merchandise M ___________________________ _ _ ______________________________ 321.0041 Large 1 Al 2 Bdrm. Apts-Fijm, or Unfum. F MOSter Charge 53-TV.Radio.5fei- RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN PALS -REALTORS 'uit trees. 11S.(1 ------- - -. GREAT ANTIQUE AUCTION Loads from .',ineNy Vermont SAT., OCT. 23, Starling 7pm H' WayAuctioriGaflerles Hwy 46, Sanford, Fla 322 9719 P ,M Eastoi I 1onRoute16 KEPIMORE WASHER.POrt5 servce, usi'j machines MOONEY I'F'PL lANCES 323 0697 P1F13 - /)-Antiques AUCTION, 3777310. SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, small and large, 52,000 per acre and up Terry Realty, Realtor. 671 0711 • "'-- APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD - ,. DAVES'371 9370 ________________________ QUALITY 6U 1006 bath, plus utility Up Stairs. 7 large bedrooms and 2 full baths 576.500 076.1 Keal tstate -- - 3779 177. fireplace, formal dining room, den, eat in kitchen, I bedroom md 3 Mo..6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT, 564k- - Large Westinghouse refriqe-rar, gold, e'scellent cCindt,Ofl Ste !.: ,irr t'( 1 t 115 ii U II 'i k3NIazinert"Mllage ___ 0 Highway .- to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Toppricespaid,uwd,anycond,,io,i 64.1 3176, Winter Park . 'Double wide. 60', 3 BR, 2 bath,' raised front screen room, central air, carport ,1,'. flfl'J ,lrirj 5k ir tnij GOOd dillon Payments $106 17 mo. Offered by Savings P. Loan, 373 - ELEGANCE Newly decorated older home Has central heat and air, detached garage, fenced back yard Downstairs' Spacious living room with - MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3 721991 19195, French 327 737, in. )96, 3fl.)9g 377 1939,337 1164 SKYLINE S Acres, with 17'64' mobile home, 2 farm buildings, partially fenced - & 523.200 323 91)0. Stemper Realty - - 3736753 beautiful well cared for home, 3 bedrooms. 1 bath on Cut Dc Sac, Large lot, above ground pool. 171,900, &306061 EveI)I 1170 NO QUALIFYING! NO CLOSING COSTSI - - - -. 68 —Wanted USEDF(JRNITUPE WANTED Phone 373 4520 - 52-Appliances ...- Forrest Greene, Inc. WITT REALTY FHA VA, new resales, homes Yol, can afford Low. 10* down, some with no rlflSing i'cists - I ST JOHNS RIVER Near Deflary, almost an acre of river front with beautiful trees, great fishing Owner toys "submit offers," CALL NOW LAKE MARY Beautiful lakefront lot ona peninsula for unobstructed cenery 525.00(j Reg Peal Estate Broker 371 0610 73 7993 323521S 3227713 322 "S5 female 9 mos old lOgOod home only forcolt of thead Pilon after 7 -37) 8037. KULP DECORATORS .109W. 1st St .377 7)33 'e Buy Furniture '-- Kish Real Estate Mvc', brings gian :1? 7 151' PA ççtov*isv' Come in and mike us an offer w can't refuel $13,900 Seal Pont Siamese House-fulof furniture. Must sell 137$ S Mellonville anytime after 1pm. 43—thf s.Acreage 5123 mo Adults only No pelt. 373 laity Bird at 7 1SP PA Pr'.jI it's just a Stone's throw from Ill lake. Owner's anxious to se Homes catalog, refundable on Is? order P 0 Box 791. Geneva, na LIKE DUCK PONDS? This lovely BR home has iust been listed 'ii Central Florida's Small Furnished House InThe -Country 372 702dvi .1 Litl'.iI's.'- Make 7 to 3 times your cost c,i 1001 others, 17 F '.ery Mon & Sat - Excellent Opportunity Only I Ii hours weekly With completi company training & location set up Investment of 1400-5.3000. Cal ME ET I NG S BINGO - VENDING ROUTES Hwy 17 97 I Mile South of SnlOrct Immediate Occupancy Will not Gel some action with a Hera classified ad We'll help you wri 24-Business Opportunif iei POST 53 I F' PA - ?nd and 4th Thursday Each Month i an ad that will bring a fast sal rA, I 1)0 'MI; 0 1 Al Over hanging trees, Almost ni roof, carpeting and oak Ifooi Priced right at $19,300. See a t 21 Amelia, - . home, fully furnished (including Buying a new home? Moving to apOrtment? I This Is an ideal way to inform the public 1 IIJNLANDESTA'TES. Nice 3 bedroom. I bath, central heat & air, modern kitChen, fenced large lot, utility shed, shallow well, 522.000 Terms DEL TUNA .".r, Neat, Clean I BR. Closed Parch, $139 2 DR, Din P.51,9 2 BR. Carport, Porch, $119 - - *Spanish Charm* * Low clown p,Ifment Ornamr'n?,il 'tOflP fat C, fur ni-i Ujl)rflri5, sunken paneled family room, 3 bedrooms, garage, redwood fence, carpet. FHA VAIll em. CLIFF JORDAN. • Larry Saxon, Realtor Furnished WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME 7 Did you know that your air $775 FORREST GREEPIE,INC. $304433 REALTORS 322I97Oeves If _______________- required to present any claims and TO. KATHRYN L. WOOD, formerly iemandswfflch you may have KATHRYN BASS La%tknown INVITATION TO B ID against the estate of ETHEL PA addrets Post Office Do' II?, Tile Board of Trustees of the ENGELMEIER deceased late of Weaversye, ill North Carolina 73717, County Public Hospital Seminole County, Florida. to the and iSeminole VALERIE B GILI.I5, Last nvites bids upon the following: Clerk of the Circuit Court, and fiIC known address, 130 Lake Av enue, 16 H.P. L.awnmowcr, riding style the same in duplicate and of Shadow" David Groh. who plays Rhoda's husband, takes on a diverse role, teams with In Meredith as accident as Maitland, Florida Additional information, plans and provided In Section 733 II, investigators who rim into a Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED thit an specificatio,- s are available at the Statutes, in their offices in thr action to foreclose three mortgages murder. Theresa Merritt, of Office of the Purchasing Agent, County Courthouse in Serrinol on the following property #i "That's My Mama" fame, Is All bids shall be mailed to the County, Florida, within four Seminole County. Fl or ida Board of Trust ee s of fur Semi nole calendar months from the time of featured, along with Virginia Begin at tht SW c or ner . SE '. of County Public HospItal, 1101 East the first publication here', Mayo, who makes a ra re TV First Street, Sanfor or the the NW 'of Section 73, Township d, Florida 3771. same will bt barred South, Range 79 East, thence run N. appearance. All bids shall be postmarked not Filed at Sanford Florida, this 1ST 0 degrees 03' 02" E. for 47004 ft 9.10 ABC THE ROOKIES later than the 771h day of October day of OCTOBER, 1975. along the W line of said SE '.. NW. $975. and shall be received on or S Edward H. Engetmeler "Death Lady" A veteran befr, '., Section 23, thence S I'? degrees the list day of October 1973, As Executor 41' 35" E. parallel to the N. line of policeman, with a wife and Publish: Oct 70, 21, 77, 1915 S Jamej B. Byrne, Jr. Esulre the PIE', of said Section 23, for kids, is partnered with a lady DES 171 Attorney for Execufor 2400,591 ft, to a point on a curve P.O. Box $33 cop. In a shootout, he moves to FICTITIOUS NAME concav, to the NW on the W right of Altamonte Springs, Notice way of Longwood Markham Pond, protect her and is fatally is hereby given that I am Florida 37701 engage in Thence along the arc of said curve business at 2624 Publi wounded. His buddies on till! sh : Oct. 21 , t. 1973 having as it elements a FalmouthRd.. Maitland central force resent her for what Seminole County, Florida under the DES 131 angIe of?) 07' 16" and a " Bingo Every Wed. & Sat Early Birds 7:15 pm '- * RAYMOPDM BALL Peg Real Estate Broker 372 3641 All Hrs. 377 7737 8)7W lstSf ,Sanfond Peg Real Estate broker CASSELBERPY 3 bedroom, 7 bath home, family room, .vu,iiunu, carpeted, kitchen equipped, clothes washer, food freezer included Garage, nice Yard. $750, Efficiency apartment, lights and water furnished Elizabeth Crews, Phone 373 5111 before 10 a m you are mature and have a minimum of S hours a day to spend building oral supervising a sale's force. F'.7Id Creation, a Marshal Field family owned cosmetic cornpiny has a position available in this area. Unlimited earning potential with advancement op portunitic's Ca!I 670 13.40 or $573.16.5 SA IIOOE.2SthSt. CALL TO SEE FERN PARK MAITIAND..- 3 bedrooms, l'z baths, air con ditioner, dishwasher, fenced yard, Manager Opportunity Meetings Business 7:30 1st Tues on'c - Persian kittens. Silvc't and cameo, CPA registered, $30 to 1100, 372 0575 - BALL REALTY TAFFER REALTY 127 Country Club Drive 7bedroom, bath, family room, siio. In PART TIME FARM HAND Notice S Dorothy F. Jacornb Publish Oct. 7, 14, 2), 75, 1975 , I I ~_ . degrees WEDNESDAjI / , - 0 2 Bedroom Block Home Furnished or Unfurnished Unfurnished 3 OR house, 11 00 Also Trailer, $86, and Apt. $100 373 1774. 6290636 icIer Realty ,'FF KITTE045 to GOod homes, Call after Som. 37) 71A. lii Hays Drive 1966 Melody 7 bedroom mobile Wanted to buy used office furniture home 150) and assume payments. ISMALL A PP. IA NC F Any 1398 Ross St • Phone 337 2691, REPAIRED Quantity. NOLL'S 5005. Sanford Ave. 373 9370 Casselberry, H*y. 17 fl 9304706 Mobilehornewith 2beautifulshaded lots Rent one, live on the other. Frigerijaire Deluxe automatic CASH 322-4132 Custom made 12'x60' mobi!e home dryer. While', good condition 165 For used furniture, ipptiance with a I0','xfl' Florida room. 377 7333 after S 30. toots, etc Buy I or 1031 iterr" Completely furnished, carport, Larrys Mart, 213 S4nfor'd Ave Maytag Automatic Washer, patio, 2 utility buildings, fruit C,64:10111.1 cori-dilion. flew motor, W. frees 3 77 037]. We Buy Furniture 7153. "? -. Oral 7110 1)0 (I& 373 2970 Nurses, RN's, L.PN's, Aides; Aide Companion, Needed Immediately D ISABL ED AMERICAN L q ' AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Call IJA 1(110 J. VETERANS __________ - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! NOTICE I Stenstrom Harold Hail Realty 32-Houses Unfurnished formation in window. ' P.O. Box. 894.0 Casselberry, Fla., 32707 ) --....... Strout Realty, Inc. - Florida Corporation. BRENDA FOELKER, KATHRYN L. BASS, evelli Write: INTERESTED? R.G. Bone, Manager , -- kitchen vertising furnished III __ unfur,pistied, equ ipped. air, carpeted, 599.30. Adults only. 3277716 wt nds & Training, forms, signs and all ad People about it with a Classified Ad in the Herald 377 2611, . - pIUS an ad that will bring a fast sale CALL 377 2611 Turn your riot estate license into the key to excellent earnings in this exciting field, Garage sales are In season Tell the 4 Get some action with a Herald classified ad We'll help you write Company in the North Seminole County area A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants to age 2 only. Next to new Drivers' License Bureau 3276415 "93 ___ — Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment' 1 bedroom INC,* AU TIP 3229264 3270613 -- ______ , - —.---------------- LOVELY I BR house with beauli WANT TOSELL YOUR HOME? bondable person to represent our - 4 Duplex, %5 per rno No pets 327 3*11 after 4 p m. REALTY ..- "5r.pr We seek a licensed, energetic and - I 3721971 Furnished, I bedroom d'iplex, air, business couple only. No pets or children, 7200 Park Ave REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITy or 173 aw . _____________________________ ' I PLALIOP 311 3991 LAKE MARY.- 7 BR duplex, kit then equipped, Carpeted, centra heat & air, 1)50 per mo FORREST GREENE INC. If so, call me, MR. E 0 Di E 3238570 or 834.4605 M have phone & checking account - WINTER SPRINGS, 4 OR, 2 bath, equipped kit(hn, 531,300.1319497 '373 rIS) ----- JIM HUNT pension? Found - - -. - - 65--Pets- Supplies ' position, twin needle, front tartno rl.tui. Sewing machine Pv h,larre n 51$ or to Daympots ef 5) S,'p at SANFORD cEWINC, CENTER Fast First, Downtown 177 0411 Eve 369 1116 - You want to Buy or Sell Real Estate Wewillprovidelhe Professional Service 101W. Commercial g Sanford Forrest Greene, Inc. Two bedroom, turn or unfurn adults preferred. Security dposil 373 3831 or 322 6670 REALTOR it -. Assume Payments Sinner 7rj raq n C,'ihinet. I needle --- Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDEP, Assoc SANFORD 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, shady yard, air conditioner Will dicker or Swao. $19,300 RE AL lOPS FLEF,TLINE Double wide new, central air, raised front screen room, carport, skirting, corn plefely set up Near 116 a. 1792 Offered by Savings P. loan 5,4)51 per month, 37) 605) W. Garnett White Large lot, nice setting, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, largedenoff swimming pool. 137,000. Owner will finance. 373 19)1. 1)0 M33 31A----Dup!exes 3236353 Call 2 Bedroom, air tditiOfled. fenced vari. 1901 Summecfin AVC, S1,9oo or make not" I" 1197 ________ - PartIally furnished 2 bedroom, 331 Palm Way, $75 month 322.S91) evenings ' TEENAGE _____________ TR?UMP __________________________ :' o LOST White German Shepherd, male, 9 months Old; vicinity of . - --- Monthly Rent ,sls Available 5135 5150 Color TV QUALITY INN -NORTH i I P. SR I'll I rwlCiAnnd yes. experience, Are You A Go Getter? Are You A Salesman? Can You Organize? Can You Handle People? Are you looking for a good income and or write - ADULTS. PlO PETS 116W 2nd St hours flexible. fl i l Call 371 0375 drinkert For further information call 177.4537 -. AVALOPI APARTMENTS Telephone solicitor to work in office; IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMII,y' AL ANON for families or friends of problem S—Lost & - 373 W4L - 322-6457 - Barrington, double wide, new, 71 x 60', central air, large raised screen patio, carport, skirting, wood grain lapsed siding, location, with trees Offered by Savings & Loan, Payments, 5113 36 mo 323605'r 373 606) or 373 0517 eves. GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, IN C. be? Bedrooms. Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive Sto up Inquire to S Monday fhru Friday. PROBLEM Perhaps At(otiolt Anonvmovs Can Help Call 173 1537 Write P 0 Box 12 )3 Sanford, Florida 37111 whose addr ess VALERIE 5. GILLIS, A all of the By Elaine RiCharde where he's double-dating with with a lady partner, too or survIving dfrectors and trustees of i,,,y Clerk De I S N W 0 T S E M A J P H M C A Josephine and her husband, more accurately, with her PubliSh: Oct. 7, II, 21, 29, 1975 SHAKER VALE, INC. and the unknown successors In DES 56 9-10 CBS SWITCH Pete and Jealous husband. The husband R E R T fS\WN Os I EN SO I A E B nfernt,Irusfeesoranyo herp.rty Mac match wits with a patient accuses Joe of being more claiming by, through, under or T U G N B 10 S T C 0 1 0 N Y .J E jewel thief who has held his amorous than business.Iike. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF against SHAKER VALE. INC E. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL POPE BASSETT ak a POPE E 10-Il ,tnC MAHI't,S loot, a famous emerald, for N T E M A CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND BASSETT. Individually, SUZANNE LD. "An End and a Begin. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY seven years. The statue of J BASSETT. Individually; COM AWMIDJA ft limitations is about to run Out ning" Wedding bells ring out PROBATE DIVISION _ _ BANK WINTER PARK, A Florida Banking Corpor ation; GORDON S. kiley and Janet BIak, PROBATE NO, 7549S-CP before he unloads it for cash. for S E A S [c 0 1 0 PEIU A TA In Re: Estate of NUTT. Individually, LONGW000 The grand scheme Pete and pla)edby Pamela Hemsley. Its ETHEL PA EP4GELMEIER PROPERTIES, INC. a Florida E N Y 0 CHVI R G B U Y I U II Mac conco lures the thief, a quick decision, and a deceased. Corporation, and BANK OF PALM NOTICETOCREDITORS played by Henry Silva, Into a beautiful ceremony, in a day BEACH 1 TRUST COMPANY. a VAF YC NH E C E D To Alt Cr.dltor and All Persons Florida Banking Corporation, and plan to join forces with them n filled with other problems. Having Claims or Demands A gainst M 0 BARNES, Individually, Y I LHA R EW I IL I AMS B U BC aheisto(ama(chingemerald _______________ SaidEstate: Defendants You are her eby notified and a fake, NOTICE Of SUIT ULOTI0GELTHORPESLHC JOHNNY WALKER __ 51 -Household Goods HILLCREST '71, central air, d'shwahir, raised patio, skirting. a. ti downs Good location, Payments $41 29 ma Offered by Savings & Loon 373 6051 903W lit St. - apartments, attractively fu fluShed, conveniently located or d beautifully landscaped StIS m )Call between 8:30 S. For ii formation CAll 177 0101 Bookkeeper through trial balan.,, preferably experienced in methaniled operation with fur rough's L.5000 type computer. WORK? Place a Classified Ad in . p Frid ag - WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT Sit. 322.7643 PlOW I FASIN,, Nei'tjs Correction Ot'icc'r I P.'ul be High school graduate, good physical condition Retired military will be accepted. One Registered Nurse, must have QOOd references, experienced in All fields Mature woman An Equal Op.,rtunty [.riiployer Apply in person to Seminole Co. Sheriff's Dept. 301 N. Park Ave. Sanford _____________________________________ — ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Harmony, North Carolina 23631 $975, and file the original with the YOU ARE HEREBY notified that clerk of this Court either before a cornptaint to foreclose a mortgage service on plaintiff's attorneys or encumbering the following real immed iately thereafter; otherwise a property default will be enter ed against you Lot THE COLONNADES f or the rlief demanded in the THIRD SECTION, according to the complaint Plat thereof as recorded in Plat WITNESS my hand and seal of Book 16, Page 35. Public Records of this Court on October 131h, 1975 Seminole County, Florida, (Seal) has been filed against you arid you H 5(kwifh, Jr are requir ed to serve a copy of your Clerk of the Ciruit Court writtendefenses, if any, to it on VAN MOSSIE C. BATEMAF Reg Real Estate Broker New. modern, I story efficieni y Seminole County Sheriff's Department Get it Ctietked by the registered nurse at Alfamonte Mail, near information center. Monday through Saturday, Ii a m to 9 - MATINIS One Bedroom 7617 Elm Sanford No pets 339 6956 - s t Cast Robinson Strew , P.O. fbi 3I. Ortando, Flor ida 32902, on or before the 13th day of November, ice. marriage counselor, and so 10-11 CBS KATE MCSHANE does his class. Two of the L Looking for a new audience, students decide they want to get and away from the competition Arthur married, and seek out Kotler of another lawyer show, NBC's for advice. Before they reach Petrocelli, Kate tries her hand By: Martha T, Vihlen DEN BERG, GAY i. BUR K.-:. PA., Deputy Clerk him. Barbarino and his in "Beacon 11111's" spot for this attorneys for the plaintiff, at Post Publish; Oct. II, 71, 71, Nov 1, 1975 followers get to Kotler flrg,an week. Tough case, She's Office Box 793. Orlando, Florida DES" file the Original with the flood him with their thoughts defending a polk'ernap who Clerk ofand the above styled Court on or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND about the marriage, doesn't want to be defended before 11th, 1913, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, a Judgment may be en 1:30-9 CBS JOE AND SONS after he shoots a handcuffed otherwise,November FLORIDA tered against you for the relief Josephine arranges a blind date suspect accused of assaulting a cwniandrd CIVIL ACTION NO, SlItI.CA.o9.F in the complaint, for Joe. The date turns out to be Friend's daughter. STATE BANK OF WITNESS my hand and the seal of APOPKA, Plaintiff a widow with a desire to dC0urt0flthe3rddayofOctob.r, vs IllS recapture her youth. Her "Powder Blue" It's women's SHAKER VALE, INC. a diSSOlved breaks the pursuit embarrasses Joe, nightinTVpoljcedepartmn especially in the restaurant Joe Forrester has his problems BLAZING 9 1,1 7 DE SADDLES SHOWS - * Tuesday,Oct. 21, 1973-78 _I--- GREGORY MOB IL t HOME S Orlando Drive Sar'.forci 371 57(X) Ne'Whije' ma rural area No down paymnf, monthly payments 'ess than rent Government Subsidized to qualified buyei't Call to see of YOU Quality! PA. UNSWORTH REALTY Rig Real Estate Broker good ahrden spot, Terms $79,900. . 18-Help Wanted KNOW YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE County, Flor ida Ptlifltiff, has been filed against you and you " are required to serve a copy of you r ROBERT N TOMLIN arid FRAN J. written defenses, If any, to it on TOMLIN, his wife, RICHARD H. ADAMS, JR. of Gray, Defendant Adorns, Harris& Robinson, PA, TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS Colonial America Noon - 4-Personals & 6, Public Records of Semino le TGAGE ASSOCIATION. - ,' * They're Hot" LEASE OPTION Vacant- I OR frame, 2' i acres, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I 42?v'obile Homes * "Get 'Em While * PFALTOR 377 7191 ,lrij,' efficiency apt upstairs, 3 blocks from town, low rer I. l(Ekiflg for good tenant. Call 3 5)09 after F, p m Noon The DQj Before Publication the follow ing p-operty in Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE County, Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Lot 23,DIock),Replafo$ Sheet l& CUlT IN AND FOR S8MINOLE 2, North Orlando To*iisite, 4th COUNTY, FLORIDA Addition, Village of North Orlando, CIVIL NO. 7 5 650.CA09c as recorded in Plat Book 11, Pages 5 ' __________ ____ 41-Houses NOWReal Estate Mrs Mello MARINA GALLO, hiS wife Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED thi' hi' action for foreclose a mort gage on - 38 (9) Gilllgan's SEEK & FIND 41c a line . ]Ica line 24c a line (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 5:30 P.M. DEADLINES Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO ERNESTO GALLO and As Deputy Clerk Put,irth Oct 7. 11. 21, 21. 1973 Ft " _i 1 su?EaaI) L,irge 7 bedroom downstairs ap dining room, kitchen, living roci 3 blks from town Call 373 51 afIre 6 p m )LIfles Minimum 609 East 3emoran Boulevard IN THE CI CUIT COURT OF THE uamontc Sprsn, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR• Florida 3270$ CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (fl Di' before November 7th, 1913, and COUNTY. FLORIDA. filc the original with the Clerk of this Court either before ser vice on CIVIL CASE NO. JS•1732CAO9C MT COMBINED Pitilioner's attorney or im REALTY CO . 1 Florida cor mediately thereafter, otherwise, a p,ra?ion. default may be enter ed against you Plaintiff, for the relief demanded in the rtitjon. THOMAS J. GOLDEN and NANCY WITNESS my hand and the of GOLDEN. his wife; ERNESTO ticiat seal of the Court at Sanford, GALLO and MARINA GALLO. his Florida, this 3rd day of October, wife; CJFELIA OERIVET. and 197S MAGDALENA DERIVET. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian Jenkins - __ J - - - Religious Hall 7:30 H:30 CBS GOOD TjMThe years old and she climbed (9) AM. America surprise baby shower for aboard unintentionally before (44) Hilarious Frightenstein House Of Florida's friend turns out to be Will and Sonny started out of a surprise on Florida when she town. Now they have to find her 1:04 learns a few surprising thfrire (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo ' (CAW4 Community Close. from the "mother-to-be" and 84:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS Up the "baby." "Jailbouse Rock" The boys (41) Flintstones S'S NBC MOVIN' ON "Will wind upfn jail aftera comedy of 0:30 The Last Trucker Leaving errors, then go on a sit-down, (CAT) Fran Canton Charlotte Please Turn Off the protesting a 10 p.m. curfew at (44) Three Stooges Eights" The title is a mouthful the drive-in. They get arrested 8:55 and Will and Sonny have their after they lock themselves in (44) Spirit Of '76 hands full when they find a the drive-in eatery by accident, 9:00 stowaway. She's only four then try to break ou t. (2) Phil Donahue CSV 1 thru S times 6 tho, 25 times 26 times MONDAY thou FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon R 10 - - . SADDLES 8 CBS News Town 8:00 A .M. DES in NOTICE OF SUIT (9) Bozo's Circus (44) American 1 BLAZING 12 (2) Adam 12 (2) Somerset (6)($) News (CATV4) Movie — 6 7 — 18 (CATV4) I Love Building 27 Boys name 50 Wingtie part (2)(1) Today -- - 11 3 2 form) - (44) Gilligin's Island 5:00 1:00 433 (2) Daily Devotional (51(44) News 700 AD- I Council Meeting Variety HOURS ____ ______ 25 Useless dawn — (33) Lone Ranger (44) 4 Goddess of — — Addams (24) Electric Company (I) Tod ay In Florida - (13) Dragnet 12:30 (2)(l) 3 For The Money (4) Sea rch For Tomorrow (9) All My Children 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (CATV4) Tnnesse.e 32 Constellation 33 Hazard Club (8) Somerset (9) Dinah! (33) Big Valley 23 (2) With This Ring (91 Welcome Back, Kotter Friends Family less (CATV.4) Bugs Bunny And 4:30 (3)(24) Sesame Street Friends (6)(0 ) Mery Griffin (I) Magnificent Marble Ma. A'IVM Fllntstones chine (13) Ironside (13) PIIISe.PIUS! (CATV.13) Orlando (24) World Press 6:13 You (CATV.4)(44) Mickey Mouse (2)-) Tomorrow 831-9993 RATES . (44) Fllntstones (35) Rocky And Undird'c; 4:00 Winter Pork CLASSIFIED DEPT. 18 (2) Ironside (31(24) Mister R ogers (6) Partridge Family AFTERNOON 322-2611 - VI Spirit Of '76 3:30 (3)(24) Lillias, Yoga And (6)(13) Tattletales (9) One Life To Live 11:30 Hollywood (2)($) Squares (6)(13) Love Of Life (CATV4) World Of Women (9) Happy Days (24) Villa AICJFC (61(5) Sunshine Almanac Sons 11111111111111"ll. (44) Phil Donohue (6)(C4)(13) CBS News 4:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 930 (41) OrIQfldO SAN MO PARK, 1. 7; 3 bedro< tr,liler apIs Adult & family par It 'ieekly ISIS Hwy 17 92, Sanfor Cl 373 1930 __ 3:25 11:55 MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (13) Breakfast Beat (CATV4) Movie (9) Happy Days (13) Good Times (33) Movie (44) Dinah! Women Seminole available (2)($) Another Wor ld (6)(13) Match Game (CATV.o) Three Stooges (9) General Hos pital (24) Romagnolis' Table 11 3S ) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 41Houses CLASSIFIED ADS -.- ' ___ 3:00 11:50 (CATV4) Paul Harvey (fl(S) Movin' On (3)(24) Birth Star (6)(13) Guiding Light 510,000 Pyramid (9) (2) CelebrIty Sweepstakes (6) GiveNTake (I) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best (13) (C•13) CBS News (6)(l) Concentration (CATV-4) Hogan's Heroes 1:30 (2)(8) Days Of Our Lives (6)(13) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (2)(S) Joe Forrester (3)(24) Woman Alive (6)03) Beacon Hill (CATV.13) Burke's Law (9) Ma rcus Weiby 11:00 (2)($) High Rollers (6)(13) Gambit (CATV•6) Not For Only Flight (13) Search For Tomorrow (33)(44) Movie 2:00 Movie 1G:00 31--Apartments Furnishc ci NAME LAW Notice Is hereby given that we are NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that r'nqaQed in busincss at Ill Sheridan A e. Longwood. Seminole County. the ,ciciersuned desiring to ergage F lorciunder ucr the fictitious name of in bus i ness under the fictitious name (CATV.6) Bewi'ched Journal (CATV.13) Cable Jo QUALITY CONSTRUCTION GARDEN PARTY, and that we (9) Beverly Hillbillies (3 5) Mayberry R.F.D. intend to register said na me with the COMPANY, in tne County of (13) Adam 12 (44) Partridge Family Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Seminole. State of Florida, intendS County, Florida in accordance with to register the said name with the the provisions of the Fictitious Clerk of tie Circuit CO.JI in and for Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Seminole County, Florida. 16509 Florida Statut es 1957. Richard H Eaton Answer to Pr,ous Puzzle ___ Puhlih Oct II. 21. 71, Nov 4, 1975 ______ _S Marteen E Shea EH odgepodge Catherine L. Scovanner (MQjRITIA1LL DES 99 Publith Oct II, 21, 21. Nov 1, 1975 DES96 INVITATIONTOBID E I N E ACROSS 35 Follow iitfes The Board of Trustees of the LtI A1D 38 Brute I1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Scminole County Public Hospital I Roue t°t39 Verb form EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. invites bids upon the following: 5 Possessie 41 dYCS Complete insurance coverage. O CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE pronoun N I HtEtSt)., 12 Shouts Additional information, plans and COUNTY, FLORIDA. r 8 Melody 46 ovot tN TA at Office specifications are A CASE P40. 12 Martian 47 Downpour A L ,,.4 04 the Controller after 31st October In Re: Petition of (comb form) 49 By way of IIRI A r L 13 Pigeon ea 1975. JAMES HAROLD MURRAY 50 Solar diSk ZE All bids shall be mailed to the Il P.Iargarine NOTICE 5$ Curved ) E E 0 !tt1 15 Enemies Wl(PIAMD ARNOLD Board of Trustees of the Seminole molding 16 Gold (Sp ) COLWELL C ounty Public Hospital, 1101 East f 1.i'se gotj ,culrii .'d 52 Ages and cies 17 Vegetable First Street, Sanford, Florida 37771. 6 Ancient Iristi 33 Animal fur ADDRESS UNKNOWN 53 Soviet river L1?QO C*Sk capital YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED All bids shall be Postmarked not 34 More facile 54 Roman 19 Dinner dish 7 Aperture that the above named Petitioner, later than the 30th day of November 36 Megei emperor 21 Exist 37 Hebrew JAMES HAROLD MURRAY, has 1973 55 Compass point 8 Weep 22 Grimace 9 Oxidizing ascetic Consideration of such bids will 56 Fruit drinks filed a Petition in the above styled 24 Misplacer enzyme 38 Nobleman Court for the adoption of the minor lake place at the meeting of the 28 Sewer to Closer 40 Healing children named in that Petition and Board of Trustees in the Seminole 28 Measuring It HOPCIOSS 0n17 dCiiiipS you are commanded to serve a copy County Public Hospital (Semino le DOWN device (Colt) 43 Level of pour written defenses, if any, on Memorial Hospital) at 11:45 o'clock 29 Pedal digit I Log floats 19 Precedence 44 African animal TERRY P. MCMAHAN, Attorney for AM on the 9th day of December 30 Friend (Fr) 2 Circa 20 Air, lire. water 45 Narrow way 1915 Petitioner, whose address is. 31 Epoch 3 Sharper Diners ers 48 Recent lcomb 307 Elmco Professional Publish: Oct 70. 71, 77, 1975 v 9:30 (CATV4) 700 Club (44) Gomer Pyle, LJSMC 11:00 7:00 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS NAME V Tuesday Legal Notice Legal Notice TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON iformerly t--$orr,etf's Beauty NoOK I 5)9 E. First, 377 5742 -- your ''iJernii,nq Home' Sell no Ior re,r but useful 'hems v,th a Cll',',fed "d Eite,.i, Plastering na'ch'n'i & s imulat esi trick 3 %tOflp sor'cjity 337 2730 PItte, Looking for garden equipment' Read today's classified good t'uy's ads for Pressure Cleaning - A&4 CLEANS ALL E*teruorpressure((eofl.ng 37) 0165 - Install carpet and vinyl. wall ,owail Free Estimate Call SEARS in 'fllcrct 3?? 1771 _________________________________ Radio & IV DRi', -. ------ ill TV SERVICE - Fist Sc'rv'ce 202 Live Oak AI.,, - COSsetberry, Phone 1.31 9411 -" -I . ' ItuIidoi,nq. Excavating, Ditch SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL Work Fill dnt STEREO WITH VALUFS FROM :(; jHome Improvemenisi (arpef'?ri- P.'rrocieinq Addit,ons . - House Painting ' Roofing Custom Work Licensed Bonded Free estimate 373603$ DAVE 'S PAINTING dlNG i I iptt root repairs flat r)f5 Good Paint, Free-Estimate Cf Shingle-'s All *or SOLAR HEATING AND WATER 6454313 ranterd BROGD PURIFICATION SYSTEMS --ROOFING 1236700 Call Phil Gon:,ite: 305 323 3919,_, STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLIPJc, IT MAKES CASH ii •1I fl..r,re . _ cha Da,i,asf. �______________________________________________________ - ______________________________________________________________ ID—Evening Herald, SnIord, Fl. - _______ ___ , - - ____ HOROSCOPE Mort YOU LWalker TELL — ("i' _ .--'--- - - Xf - ____ /1 ____ C) _. ] ____1 I M - a receive After a quiet ; . .. &COD ALF$ZJ AW NO FRILLS! HR, WV5 O OI<A Z (Ir /_ VM05,51R? .: i . 0(A? O RADOO __________________ 1 By Lawrence E. Iamb, M.I. 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C I cs I , I .. . , • I I # ___II ' '. ,# 0 I ii 6 ~ - 0 ) # ______________________ _____ I "We figured you'd want to train h1m your own way - I 1 B _N by Bob Thaves DOONESBU FE / I __ = I N V - SW#13 IIMIRWI~Wlelvy / AS ,J 2 -_ - __ - -, / ! -Ma Jr A~hzM -- fiawu % &!, WE --~ ~ AW WAUM!M jj r Age! YOU 6wmvf, /of our - .- - _,p— * Erl -... ___ \ . . if n I 4 Candidates, who hase an nounced their intention to run in the election by picking UP . / i s= :1_~~~~Ilffi~~ A ~~ — 7 ~ 1i. i \ I lo-1) - TUMBLEWEEDS / i I C 'n h W-# - 0 ' 0% 4 I of " __-3:*~ - CK!1 THIS _ . - , 0121 10 by T. K. Ryan -y ø J SHORT RIBS _ . __________ . gj - - --- I - _ ____ - 'p 0 o . -- ________________________ ____ 1 1[1 1 _____ .s IN - • (-_ , ) - • _________________ 6UFFlNG1 0W ; =. L ALL 0. . ) I . : by Fnk Hill I . . I' _. cording to Mrs. Norton, in. elude: Claude Ash of 510 Fisher Road, Mary Daniels, wife of Councilman John Danleli; and Rev. Robert all for the post currently held b ' y Mrs. Van Eepoel I ] __________________ FOR A MON-M91 / I - MISEO GOP DSE I ThAT IF U PACK! 0 , Al I JUST KNEW I - TK4411) ___~_" f I iT -4- ..- K AT WAY 1 ' 2O ARS 4N - LL W'0 AN 0 4 01 a 0 0 I. • _____ ' _____ -1 -, seat while Laurent A. Pellerin of 116 Mom Road anhas nounced his intention to se the mayor's office If Piland does run this will be his first election in three years. He won a two-year term on city council In 12. As vice itotitlitucil on Page 2-A) 1 _., i -A. -.. C .I - _ - . -- . -,-~O, I ~.r - - - provide assistance minorities livi in this . -. - . - .1 Return ng to Seminole County, pomted "fledging" corporaons started or purchased SEEDCO which now em ploy more workers than before the advent of SEEDCO. . - ' K , \ i V J Agencies include: SEEDCO staff, V employes. Central Florida Ornamentals, four employes -Neptune Winch Corporation, two employes. -Seminole Bake Products Inc., 11 workers. -J. Smith Fruit Co., 138 workers. emole Citrus octa, -Product Movement Systems Inc., six employes. -A credit union, two employes. - I".u'.— '.' - ' - - - - . . All total,OrrsaysSEEDC isresponsiblefor 160 jobs. Before SEEDCO, agencies employed 124 workers. Now Orr says Oat number has jumped to 284 and he predicts a total of 3 workers will be working as a result of SEEDCO before the grant runs out Commander Jim Ripley of American Legion Post 53 of Sanford (right) presents American in 1977. SEED was awarded a federal grant of more than $ flag for milli Seminole High School to Assistant Principal Wayne Epps and Allyson Dupree, president on for a seven-year period. of SHS Student GovemenL (Held Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) lCont on age SA I - L -. 0 0- ' . n Block Thursda one foreclosure in Seminole," Beckwith said. on the project adjacent to a golf course at Winter Springs. prospective buyers at the auction because buyers will have to have cash4n.hand for U* condominiums, with mortgages ranging from $17,900 to $29,000 plus cos on the two and three-bedroom units. But Beckwith said he'll take certified or Cashier's checks on approval of First Federal of Orlando. A spokesman for tile mortgage holder said the condominiums will be sold free and clear of any liens or second mortgages. Beckwith said he'll use several deputy clerks to assist In the marathon auction on the courthouse steps, bottom fell out of the condominium market in central Florida and the units were unsold. state is forcing many of the state's mortgage bankers to shed t.heir conservative suits for a pitchman's jacket, with pockets fufl of hard sell gimmicks. If the Winter Springs cOndominiurm don't strike your fancy the purchase must be made th cash there are other condominiums in the area that can be bought his kauct on with financing a lable. i A risim, tide of condomiWum bd charges and taxes, while allowing the buyer to establish for himself the hquidation value of the home he is interested in," Possiel said. The towTO and eight villa patio homes which have three bedrooms and a swimmingpool. vai In a move believed to be unprecedented in Florida real estate history, the 48 units of The Oaks at Errol Estate condominium development on U.S. 441 near Apopka will be indisidually auctioned to e public Saturday. According to William H. Po&qiel, senior vice president of Western Mortgage Corp., the marketing event is designed to benefit both the mortgage banking firm, second largest in the nation, and the prospective home buyer in the Orlando metropolitan area. 'By accelerating the *'This is the largest number of parcels to be sold in e of these units the cornPany can minimize losses through savings in carr)ing SatuAt tile atiction near Apopka starting at 11 a.m., rday, Western isoffe ngtofman utafor 30 years at nine per cent interest with IoW cent down and per cent with per cent down. "Here's what we've been faced with," said Rick DOwnham. Western's Florida vice president. -Back in the last quarter of '74 and the fst quarter of '75, developers with one, two or ftee projeC13 going 'erex tended themselss and ended up in a severe cash bind. We really didn't have any choice bdt to take over the properties on a deed in lieu of foreclosure and try to sell them ourselves." Today jit -1 - -# iV I-1.,.~ . . — •.' - Panel On Double Taxation CALNO Expands ___ . - I 1 V . ,4 p i " - -- lk , . / V - - - ~ ) ) iz _- , _)i, IV "i I f La.. I I , -_ ~_ done a hell of a b (r said Then he went on Orr said SEEDCO is a "vital link" in the chain that would help close that gap because the "poor are a drag on society." And, he said, handouts ren't the answer, but the creation f new businesses where blacks and the underprivileged can work the answer. qat -A - / i~-i :.. -_ _______ For that Orr verbally took the commisrsion to New York and Uarlem where, he said. "Park Avenue begins as the showcase of the world and ends at the Department Of Welfare. "New York has more rats than people," Off said, adding that the U.S. has Failed to close the gap between the have and the hav no because blacksstilibear the brunt ofunemployment" - A ., ~ W First Federal of Orlando filed the foreclosure action A source close to the project said the developers lost to collect the unpaid principal balsnce of p.19 million almost as much as the mortgage amount also when the - k_." _ - ..W ._ ___ . T -.'. j , --~=_-; _~ - t z _~*~ -L~- .i- v_;.- ~ DECLARED _J 4 7 .- F t;~a ~V:i~~ ~P - ,=,e _v,;!, - . -_ _&~ , i.1 _~!;*~ - --Y ~!Qk:M;-~_--~- . - ~~- ~ . DERBY DAY z. - I I , - Tangerine Bowl officials todayvokdtogoaheadwjffi structural defects In the stadium have limited seating has e charged the acIt to 20000 Story, Page I The CAIO Council of Local were made to es en out the ratio chairman, ' • , 11GovernmenthThesday relved of city to county represer.- county with collecting taxes in ' two and possibly three ad tatis Cs serving on the corn- some areas and not providing ditional members as part of its nlittee. __ I \ I) servims, thus the terni "double ' fIIO at P -sa T-C I - - .- ~_ Around Thc(lock 4 taxation subcommittee from ficials outnumber county 4A . I- _ ._ On the other hand officials say double taxation Calendar Two county officials were I - IL ...... SA In a letter to Ellis and Jones, does not exist. 'I . Duerr said -A .1coword County Conunission to serve On has3s oted to ask thatt)ou serve 7A st the sub(-onimittee, and a third, or, tile coninuttee on double 4A %%ith recoini I wrlda lions which I i Ashby Jones, receised an i taxation would solve the cenoverss Dr. Lamb -11iis conunittee was setUP committee chairman. The committee includes 110roScope '.."'......'r SC Ilie commission appointed to look into various aspects of X z . Bob Ellis, the commission's this problem and to make Obituaries SA N legislative delegation, the Sports . . ......... L . administrative assistant, and recominendittions; regarding - ........ .+.Ill Greater Sanford Chamber of 4 Sig Pearson, chief ut the Office Television . ... .. .'-j legislation, the need For Management Analysis a ctum Women 1 'i ''A1C ' legislatiehanes, and or her Evaluation IOMAE as well as representatives As ar ii a % f ATHEII However. Jones, the deputs Sanford Mayor Lce Moore proclaims Nov. 11 Deltona Derby Day From Florida Technological circWt court clerk, received an "We hope to conduct an ill. Ur~versity (F welcoming Florida and outitate women pilots to n1ord and -171U). Tuesday's high 79. O.,-ernight invitation from Mrs. Duerr and depth, unbiased study whose Also expected to serve are low 51. the Sanford-Central Florida Airport as (left to right) Mrs Bonnie said his surwirvisor, Circuit results would (oniniand re-sPtvt tsenaier, of Merritt Island, Deltona Derby chairman; Glen representatives from tile Farni Mostly fair through lbu.r. Court Clerk Art Beckwith Jr., both by of the nature of virtue Penn)wift, chairman Greater Sanford Chamber of Bureau, the Seminole County sda. A little warm er, highs in Commerce instructed him to attend the the ikeup of the committee Ikague of Aviation Committee, Jack Homer, exeeuJse director of th e Civic Associations the low to mid 80* Law, in the committee meetings The and the quality of the stud) and the president of the low to mid $OL Noflheaste Chamber; and Mrs. Jean Bhrks of Sanford, official timer for the commission appointed Pearson undertaken." derby. The mayor urges the public to welcome the county's League of Women winds sruund 10 m today pilots at 11 in place of Jones Seminole County cities, Votes s. a.m., Nov. 11 at the Acm Services Terminal Building at the air. becoming light by Thursday. County Attorney Tom particularly Casselberry, port ihleraW Photo by Torn Vincent) fIcIaL hope for a balanced Complete detallc and tides Feeiiiansai'Ithe appointmeats where Mrs Duerr is council oIililiItttt are on Page I r'" ••"• 'F Gary Hunt has said he will be AATl. d t :-tri ; - 4 Sheoah Condo ' = W Superintendent Henderson d P ' ck I ualif in pipers, the clerk said. Candidate qualifying period closes I ' / r- I __ I 0 i A I anurnberwhichJumpsto284 after SFFO.svoI%,ement Orr s iid IX () one of 1 to h projectsin the nation Ole only one in Florida, since its establishment in 1970 with a federal grant pumped ,376,868 in the local economy t.____ . Want to buy a new condominium at auction prices" With the candidate qualifying with your money in hand, is the west* ce to period to end in Lake Mary at , c steps Oi we Seminole ' noon Friday for the Dec, 2 city o Uflt MIOuse t ii a m election, only two candidates Thursday. have filed qualifying Circuit Court Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. and deputy documents so far, City Clerk clerks will be auctioning off 114 eoah condominiums Kay&issman said today. to satisfy mortgages held by First Federal Savings and Mrs. &assinan said three city Council seats are open in thisIan of Orlando. year's election, but only in. Circuit Court Judge Voile Wllllsms Jr. has ordered combent Coundlmen Martin the fully-built, complete but unsold units at Winter Bacon Sr. and Harry Terry Springs sold one-by-one, in a foreclosure suit against have qualified. Development Enterprises Inc., of Worcester, Mass. member Virginia Mercer announced recently she would not seek r election. Five other city residentshave picked up qualifying doct.urients, however. Prospective candidates in- :nnagernent jobs just aren't Commission aian d Vten Jr., who says he agrees t1y with the concept of SEED, placed Orr on the agenda communiUon" with the commjson and wi th the public. 284. _______________________________________________ Ile said he doesn't expect a large number of qualifying papers only in. cumbent city council member Irene Vin Fe lhas 'islified Neither Piland 1071r OY HIS 4R T . - - agency. .%, ~ By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer by Garry Trudeau — . that number has lumped to 0 , zoning Winter Springs City Clerk Mary ,Norton said today although a number of city his ~ ~~~~~~~~~I~~ 1 . oft ... so k T FRANK AND ERNEST ___ = - I- - to" existed Since the formation of SE E DCO, . ' I 4 t ifF .A W~ Herald staff Writer • E n O -9 FOR CARrOONS! : ' - ' : '' .. 44 ApoPk0 Area Units Also For SJ% ale - - & _~ . ?_.. to plead SEEIXD's case alter a sry appeared in an Orlando newspaper criticizing the number of jobs secured by the Thou O said he would not "weak that story, he said hargt that SEED spent $miluion create only 10 d- mentattem country. NEW FLAG FOR . Two File Fo r Seats A • Bob Montana t t for hit x opli nceds of Ii Seminole County agencies, Len Unitas. United Way president and -11111 Rasa, campaign chairman, %'oldcoidencethatthe crucial 48 hours before the Victory Celebration Thursday night at Quality Inn, North, lngwood (I& SIt 434i ould see the solunteer corps bringing in the $45,000 needed to top u $l54. goal. Highligh of the reporIa included the addition of two Payroll Deduction Honor Roll firms. Sprague Electric, Ingwood and Florida Soltw ires Altamonte Springs. Fourteen Florida employes pledged $1,625. Another Par)'oll Deduction Honor Itoll firm, General Dynamics, cxceeded its previously set goal with a total of $9,279. Margaret Ganas, United Way executive secretary, reported a surprise gift from the Ickheed employes, Sunnyvale, Calif., 'BucF-thMonth Club" in amount of $100. A letter from the firm indicated that some employe had designated Seminole County s the recipient of their share in the company's United Way efforts, Thanks To _______ 0 Unied ii i I Po9 S in the shadow of wealth" before returning to Seminole County where he sass his agency, since 10, has pumped more than tillioninthelocaleconomyandcreatedl60 jobs r said the Semole Employment Economic Dovelopment Corporation (SFFfl( since 1974 "saved or got loans for 1;11, ,1I1cs.W_s, .Ald tfiww busill(:Sws alone ellipluy ~2 pCople." ,U total, Including the "saved businesses," presen ted statistics ' ' TERPME! 10 0 __________ ___ ' .. 4 1 I ~ 0 3 20 ñr _____ O1 _______ I ' ;j, 30 _____ KINDERC42MN"'~_ f ___ 1 (L r " d r -- I ACME WECISION ME! n 44 i i1JITTh1111tII I! MIikl J.-M- 1'u1''h1''i ' I REVEREND WEEMS! /1 -- N. V. ,;1SOMEOC)Y ____ 40 ' — ______________ if I -- I i Fo %14 - I L_ r 2 — _____ IV $1 T - o ______________ of 60 - I to 1 I - IN I Holiday Inn Lions P SEEDCO Horace Orr presented statistics which show b before E E DCO s Involvement, 124 jobs SEEDCO President Horace Orr took county commissioners cia on a philosophicol tour of Harlem where "poverty exists brought cash and pledges of $li,512 to the Sanford Club luncheon I uesda 70 ites C ByEDPRlCK IIeraldSIaffWdr County United Way ' b / BUGS BUNNY 4% E I - — 4 5nford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents the P1kfl. I Isi Ofl leaders Wgh blood pressure. Will ap Preventing Athercsclerosis. rlate some help. DEAR DR. IAMB I don't A W D E AR READER have too big a problem, but Cholesterol is only an animal would like some information. 11% OSWALD and 3XNIES JACMIN' product. I keep getting letters My hair stops growing alter a Another name for the short asking about it being in nub. It while and doesn't get very lo. NORTH 21 club is the junior notrump is not The rub is that excess fat I would like know if there s £ 102 si nce in genera' it is id in the diet, particularly some way to stimulate hair to K J 103 you have notrump distribution saturated fat found in animal make it • A Q 106 and are too weak to pe one stimulates the liver to fom DEAR READER Contrary £Q 64 notrurnp C AST increased amounts of to SOUIL o verly enthusiastic In general when SOU ' cholesterol. Excess calories advertisement, there is a distribution lub ,w 9654 hid may do the same thing: 4ff solutely no way to stimulate cand •732 •K98 your suit you should rebid 0fle Your doctor is right to put you hair to grow where you want it £10983 75 hotrump and conceal your on a diet. It may help lower to. That is why a number of SOUTH ID) four-card major. Thus. South your cholesterol level, and it people have turned to hair AK .l 6 rebid one notrump, not one should be lowered. transplants. If a treatment vQ 82 spade. 54 Cholesterol is formed chiefly were available that caused hair This time it is all rather u 46 A K2 by the liver. The liver ac in to grow successfully, it would important. North-South OU Neither vulnerable many ways as a regulator of have been used. three re blood cholesterol. In some There are some interesting e bidding F people with certain inherited experimental projects using overtrick. characteristics the liver tends hornwits tc stimulate hair li"', I& to form more cholesterol, even follicles, but that is about it. Pa 1NI Pass i if the person is skinny and on a Your hair is like an evergreen A Mississippi reader wan Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pan good wet. In other persons, tree, and some hair is lost to know what you should resPau even w hen obese, the liver constantly while new hair is to partners forcing twoOPeI lead — £ I spade bid when you hold seems not to form so much growing. The cycle and other cholesterol. 1s may be a characteristics (some ByOswald&Jamesiaeoby We recommend a mere genetic factor, just as diabetes inherited) control the length of When you use the short club raise to three spades to set the can be, your hair. Obviously a slow. The cholesterol in your blood growing hair with a short life properly there are several suit Later on you plan to take rules to follow. The first one is further action to show that really comes front two sources, span Won't get too long. that you do not bid it when you really have a tremendous that manufactured by your own forcing bid. You can correct some your distribution Is anything a O$)O5 of JACOB? body, chiefly in the liver, and medical problems that are except 4.4-3.2 or 4.3-3-3. The ( r that absorbed in your food. Only associated with falling hair. second is that you do not bid it MODERN, send $1 to: "Win a few foods are really high in Women sometimes have this when you only hold two clubs. at Bridge," clo this The third Is that you do not bid newspaper. P 0. Box 489, cholesterol. Chief among these problem after pregriancy, but it hold four Radio City Station, Now York are the egg yolk and organ is temporary. You can also help 10019) honor. diamonds to an mcats. particularly brains. your hair by not working it over If you want more information with beauty aids or .severe on foods and diet to control types of hair styles. CARNIVAL by Dick Tumor — Orr At tile fourth an(i fin,al relxjrt session before close of the 19Th -100% make - DO' NG, 3is 0 , PRISCILUS '1- —_ y have I ! .-J_ 1111erilit r Lists 160 New Jobs Un ite d Wa Goal I Hits 73 Per Cent ' I ~_111__ ., - - - -- V. -V "' - CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. quiet 1 .---- Li ' little. reasoning today. You'll DEAR DR. IAMB What Is A Piscm Fb 20-March Dr. the right moves. only the cause of cholesterol in one's home is going C 'nm' at LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. , ) s)stem' I understand that it after the frantic J things to f good Friends will make comes From fatty acids in ) am Lamb past few dabs Even If activityt° happen for you today. animal faL butter, nub, etc. it plan Why n p you have to work, keep them but I imder why some people around. They'll bring you high cholesterol levels and t, BIRTHDAY others don t although each are iOUR 22 l5 : A, ' !.' , I Oct. SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov fl) A on similar diets. cholesterol. write to me in care changes for After the many change in your thinking will be Ms ttiok sterol level is 343 of this nesspaper, P0 [lox for In lht i ht ur C tor Soil to take. I I .111d iny pbysician bas tile on a 1551, Hadio City Station, Ncw }OU your new friends to bring by La rry Lewis Listen eagerly to otiliers. They i diet and tells me the level York, NY 10019. Send 50 cents, a could furnith valuable clues, not only financial gains, a shouldn't be, over 250 at the long, stamped, self-addressed inore active social life. SAGITTARIUS most. I'm 58, male, in good envelope, and ask for e SCHOOL - _____ ; I - - 68th Year, No, 5Wednesday, October 22, 1915 tackle do-it-yourself projects enjoy being around people on the back burner. All will go today. They'll think you're a smoothly. You'll accomplish fine person and will be anxious what you set out to do. AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) to cooperate. (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You could get the ur%e to VIRGO What seems even to you to be socialize today. Keep In mind luck will be your knack to you won't have to look further No Cho I esteroI Found In Nuts by Art Sansom I VJUT lk TRLXI ELDWMI!f~ em ... . _______ 111veiti get "feeling" little ad to day, you'll may take have TAURUS(April 2(~May 20) If some pleasant news to Inspire develop, but they will you wait till evening to shop you. Be prepared for an active fatter pocketbook. , Q THE BORN LOSER . - - - 0 are, more generous 41vi I - share GERMINI (May 21-June )) fun _AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ CANCER (June for, Take the initiative and you'll ______ _____ - -.---.- .----.-- ~ 21) You're fortunate today with others. when you u1 you the s or The back in the long more y ou 'll you've evening. you ' night out — — I - . ..... ll find exactly what Selections and Don't been looking Y deserve a wait for friends to call you. bargains will be best. ARIL (March 21-April 19) _____ f - For Wednesdayo October 22, 1975 — 1 _-_=___=_,,_J- - 8lllItNlCEIIFI)EOSOI tI-- I'E IT I -_=----=- I D U5E 1414A PS I -- __________ _____ _____ - Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY TO TAKE l4!15 - -- - � 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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Notice is hereby that we are Notice it heriby given that the EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged In bu$irwss at South 17 97 CIty of CatseltArry of Seminole CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLP COUNTY, FLORIDA Long*ood, Semi,ole County. Cøunty, Florida. will receie SCøirO COUI4TY. FLORIDA. CIVIL CASE NO. 74223ICA-O9-D Florida unde the fictitiouS name of bids up to 5:00 P.M Noveinbr 17, NO. 7$I119CA09A (24) Electric Company GOVERNMENT NATIONAL HACIENDA MOTORS, and tP'at we 1975, In the CatI,Iberry City Hall. ADVANCE MOUTGAGE COP. (44) Variety MORTGAGE A$SOCIATI3N, a intendtorrgistersaldnamewith the Casselberry, Florida, for the put- PORATION. a Delaware cot. 1:00 corporstlon, dc, Clerk of the Circuit Crt, Seminole these of Police Reciiver Voting Porati. (2) Scmerset Plainiiu. County, Florida in accordance with System. Specifications may be Plaintiff. (6)(e) NeWS the provi%on$ of the Fictitious obtainedat Casselberry City Hall, 95 CARLTON DUNNING and ARCHIE Name Statutes. To Wit: Section Lake Triplet Drive, Catselberry, CKARLES I. HACKETT and ROSE (CATV.) Movie DUNNING, a k a Lavonla Ounnig, $45.09 Florida Statutes 1957 Florida, The City reserve-s the right M. HACKETT. his wife, (9) Ryan's Hope his wife, 5: Eddie Prosser t3fCOdatI o accept or relect any or all bidS (13) Search For Tomorrow rndant% Ronald 0. Lawson NOTICE OF ACTION Mary W Hawthorne (35)(44) Movie IIOTICE OFAC 'ION Publit,h: Nov , 10. 17, 71, 1973 TO - Charles I. Hackett Acting City Manager :30 TO: CARLTON DUNNI'4G. DET.l-' Residence Unknown City of Casselberry (2)(8) Days Of Our Lives Residence Unknown __ Pub.ish: Oct. 7$. Nov. 3. 1973 (6)03) As The World Turns YOU ARE NOTlt lED that an NOTICE UNDE1 FIC1ITIO'tS Rote M Hackett DES 165 tontoforecloseamertgathe t4AME STATUTE ________________________ . (9) Let's Make A Deal Residence Unknown following property 1.1 Seminole TO WHOM IT MAY 2;O0 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that •i CONCERl:,r County. Florida Notice is hereby gi'en tM Ihr 1ff THE CIRCUIT COJRT OF THE action to fore-clsi a mortgage on (6)03) Guiding Light EiGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Lot 30 and tbt p.irt of Lot 31. undersigned, pursuant to (9) 5)0,000 Pyramid OAKLAND HIL'..S, described as "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter County. FIQrida: Lot 35, Block E. Woodmere Park. (2)($) Doctors curve of me East right of -way line of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court I Encino Way at the intersection with and for Seminole County, Florida. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Second Replat, according the plat (6)03) Edge Of Night thereof as recorded itt PlettoBook 13, the Southerly line of Lot 30; thence upon receipt of proot of tre TGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, Page 73, public records of S',minole (9) Rhyme And Reason the Southerty line o' Lot 30 for a titious name, to wit. ODYSSEY II (35) Mothers.ln.Law Together with all structures and distance of 13307 feel; thnc Nortt' BEAUTY SALON under wtich lam THOM/tS W. BEAM. et at, 3:00 Defendant. Improvements now and hereafter on 61 degrees 37' 35" West tot a engaged in businesS at 443 South said lend, and lxture-s attached 4) (2)($) Another World distance of 105.99 feet; thence North Higriway 17 97, K Mart Shopping TO THOMAS W. BEAM and ii thereto: alsoalt gas, steam, electric. (d)(13) Match Game married ----- BEAM, hit wife. $ 51 degr,e 30' 33" West for a Center In the City of Fern Park ' iocust Lane. w. Wet' Milton, Ohio water, and other heating cookjng, (CATV.6) Three Stooges distance of 29.6k feet to the point of Florida. refrIg'ating, lighting, plumbing, (9) General Hospital beginning, according to the ptat That the party lnttfeStl'd In said 1S3$3 ventilating, irrigating, and POWI'f NOTICE TO DEFEND (24) Romagnolis' Table theof as recorded in Ptat Book U. business enterprise s as followssyStems, mechines, appliances, SUIT TO County, Florida. Dated at Orlando. O,ange Criunty (44) Three Stooges are or may thereafer pertain You, THOMAS W. BEAN and if has been fiIe.i agliinst you and you FiOridC, October 30. 1973 3:23 married — BEAM. nit wife, and to. or be used with, In, or on said are rguireJ to serve a copy of your Publith: Nov. 3. 10. 17, 74, 1975 r.remisls, even though they be (44) Spirit Of '76 all hose claiming any right, title written defenses, If any, to it on DET.1$ or detachable. 3:30 - interest by, through or under you. RICHARD 14. ADMAS, JR of Gray, Rct hereby notified that a complaint (J)(24) Littias, Yoq Ard Yeij Adni, HarrIs l TU CIRC('IT COURT, IN AND Rrthrs PA Refrietor COUNTY, to Icreciose a certain mortgage on pla'ntfl's attorneys, v.hoe address FOR SEMINOLE (6)(13) Tattletales Central Heating Unit Box 3061. Orlando. Florida 32B)7. on CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SflI6CAO4D wit: (3.5) Rocky And Friends Lot $1, NQRTHWOOD, accnrding has been filed against you and you or before the 10th day of December, In tie: The Marriage are required to serve a copy Of your Underdog 1975. and file the original with the ARTHUR WI LLIE BELLENGER. to the PIat thereof, as recorded Petitiorr Plat Book 17, Pages II and 42, of the written defenses, ii any, to it Ofl 4:00 clerk of this Court either before Public Records of Seminole County, MaLean and Brooke plaintiff 's service on plaintiff's uttrrteys r and (2) lronside attorney, ose address is Post imrnediatelythereafter,oth,,-,,isee JUANITA BELLENGER. Florida, a k a $16 Ash kane. Otfice Drawer L Ja5.ksonville, (6) Partridge Family has been filed against y"u, and you for the relIct demanded in the NOTICE OF ACTION (ATV-6(44) Mickey Mouse complaint. arerequired to servea copy of your 2$th, IfS, arid file the original with TO, JUANITA BELLENGER ________________________________________________________ __ vs ____________________________________ omen (44) Phil Donohue 11:30 (2)(s) Hollywood Squari"s (U Somerset (9) DinahI (13) Dragnet (CATV4) World Of Women (9) Happy Days (21) Villa Aie'gre 11:50 (CATV-4) Paul Harvey 4:30 (3)(24) Sesame £treet By: Lillln T. Jenkins AFTERNOON 12:00 St., Sanford, minole Cour'ty, original with the Clerk uf CIrcuIt 16th day of October. AD. 1975 Florida under the tictitious (eaI) name of Court, Seminole County, Flo'da TOM MARSHALL PRODUCTIONS or before the 4th day of December . Arlhtit H. Be'.kwilh, Jr DBA, SANFORD PRESS. and that I AD. 1915, Oiherwi5e a dtfeull will Clerk of the Circut Court (CATV6) I Love Lucy Clerk of the Circuit Court, Scm nole Gilligan's lslar,d (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch Flcrlda Staute's 1951 5: Thomas M Ferguton Publish Nov. 3, 10, ii, (2) News (31(24) Electric lI be taken against y3u t3r the Carroll Burke, Attorney Petitioner, w'se address is e:2 relief demanded in the complaint. Sanford Atlantic Bank BuIlding, DONE AND ORDERED at SanM FICTITIOUS NAME Nnlice is hereby given fret I am 5:00 (6) The Young And The Restless (CATV. Bugs Bunny And Friends or pleadin In ti' office of the Clerk complaInt or petItion. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Circuit Court en or before the this court on October 24th. 1975 e'1yc1J6rereguiredtOservea copy 7ls? cay ot Novembcr, 1973, If you (Court 'et to do so, iudument by defauU Vt pour nrttt'n defenses to it, if any, (CATV.6) Bewitched 17:30 (13) Adam 12 For The Money (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children CA'T'V-13) Cable Journal (3$) ?v&ybCtTy R.F.D. (44) Partridge Family Clerk of the Circuit Court County, Florida, under the fictItious CARROLL BURKE name Of THE PRINCESS Attorney for Petitioner MARGARET BEAUTY SALON, and 612 Sanford Atlintic Bank that I iritti4 to register said name Sanford, Florida 32771 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Publith- Nov 3, 10. Il, 21, 1975 cordance with the provisions of the FiCtitiOus flame Statutes, to wit: ('97%) COMMENTARY: Spinoffs 5-9 ABC MOBILE ONE "fl and crossovers, they keep Crusader" TV news reporter coming. "All in the Family," saves a crusader's life this 'Good Times," "The Mary Days" guest stars as a Ctaudta W. flty?he, DET 17 "Barney Miller" spawns a officials. He plans to expose and Son' gives birth to the labor racketeers hope to fantastic maze of spinoffs and and suddenly realize that every the gals" with daughter Bess. LEXINGTON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA, • season for television people to tagging along to a disothc -,, ftC. ' Petitioner To order volumes I. Rand 111. send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. _________________________ ______________________ aias CIEMAC$RfI ___________________ - Says Graup A ARernory PERTH, Australia (AP) - now, only memories," said _______________________ F _____________ _________ _________________ I S I lit Phyllis his van. 5-9:30 CBS ALL IN TIlE Anti-Defamation League, and FAMILY Edith flaunts her Itoone Arledge, president of independenceforange and ABC Sports, received a Archie is stunned. Archie distinguished service award doe't want Edith hanging from tk National Confererict' around the old folks home, of Human Relations in New whereshehasbeena volunteer York. Anyone who produces worker, but Edith is defiant. Howard Cosell's varIety hour -J1 NBC MONDAY NIIHT deserves a Purple Heart, rather AT n MOV!F.S "The Owl than a distinguished service and the Pussycat." Standards out to see the "Today" show, has just some heavy cutting on some of member of the disbanded rock Americas Association "Person acceptable, even past the news conference La three years. woman so honoret! I ttuess she IlLs ambition now is "just to got it for being the most irn J$ teal of said Courl on the A 0. 1975. just a the start of it's toseeBrendainarrled.soshe ______________________ '._4, CARL SCARBOROUGH, Respcn dent NOTICE OF SUIT TO: CARL SCARBOROUGH Address Unknown plif lee, turntable and spakers. Said property beIng stored at A..4. Arthur H. B*ckwltti. Jr., Clerk of th. Circuit Court to follow the Beatles." Brenda PAUL H. ELLIS Residence: Unknown Last known mailing dress. to Raymond J. Koflion Co. !IO .4 $eiig Drive, SW MCINTOSH " conununity, was vs LARRY L. FOWLER and wife, HIL DA J. FOWLER, , forum 770I, and they turn out to be O'Neal, learns he has an In- 1111.' V. stole demanded In the Petition WITNESS my hand arid official -. - -- _______ - CRITICS -'_______ _____________ _____________ TL,,'i .J. .,a - were _____ _____ Southern Bell Telephone Co. City greatly pleased with Manager particular, ". . the City ot been done by Southern Bell Warren E. of the ______________________________ DES 94 ______________________________ said. in- square Airport Boulevard. two 000 square in The chairman today is in cost work" regarding the City's too building a $1 million overpass - 'ruìe county commission for Sanford motorists. 92, South of Airport Boulevard. of joining stores at 25th Street and cents per mile; breakfast from $5 to 17. of saturday contact police headquarters. problem." Police said the vehicle, believed to have an oldermodel grey railroad personnel Liable to the accident at a high rate of speed and may have run a red Light at "We are aware of Rejects _____ _______ _________________________________ - -- to ____________ _____ ______ - ••. T i-. ( 1, ) ç( - , - - . - - - . __ - .i '' .__ l - - , inLisloners that they draft a -. - PLEMENTED, OF THE CITY OP Copies of the documents may be A L TAM 0 N T E S P R I N OS. obtained by depositing moo with cabinet after Polk's first ap- — t.-s-r.--', - - -- _ compromise bet- to accept the 118,705 recomwren 118,705 extra which had mended by the Department of work out a A line of - OISTR ICT TO F F 551014 A I Im- 1T lie said the heaviest periods with an average cf 40 traIn movements daily at the crossing occur between 9:30 and 10a.m., between 1:30 p.m., and 3 o.m. and between 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Jones said the total train movements Include two or three Auto-Trains which take seven to 10 minutes in crossing. "Slow movements are - food stamp purchaser,t stretches around the County food stamp office. at South Oak Ave., and W. 3rd Street in Sanford Monday. Ssqervlsor Curtis Spencer the offer and made his last ditch deci. The train movements also (CODtIUUed On Page 3-A) __________________________________________________________ CITY OF ALTA.MONTE SPRINGS, retu ,nsthopIaos,WecIfICatIa,. FLORIDA, SAID AMENOMC.NT o$htr documents In QOOd Condition THE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CHANGING ZONING wVhln 10 days after bId opening, CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN A Certified check Of bank draft, of Agreement on the following Florida. The South 31 Feet of Lot 2, BlocI, demonstrate provements," said Jones, _____ -- _________ ____ :j i:- want legislative controls o'.er our railroad.. . We want your ______________ - requested additional funds Last Tuesday, County when he made a final appeal to Attorney Tom Freeman I days in jail when crossings are ternoonatSanforithbwlalatPaoLa,westofSasjoJ. _______ Seminole County Sherlff,John the ss,000 in additional funds Polk today lost his bid for his that he was asking. cabinet in Tallahassee. the crossing by advance ______________ -V -_ on A police spokesman said investigators are still urging that cooperation" In helping to solve the travel expenditures for city regar- from The state will send in a Commerce building here, Jones saId these effoits hive Sanford police today were reported "following up on several helped trim two or three possible leads" In their search for an unidentified vehicle that minutes of the longest crossing Nov. 10 regardIng a mutual in- — • representative from Butte much. theCityhasbeentryingforfour mission took no action ' - Executivesof Seaboard Coast Polk is appealing for additional systematno cost to the county. - be"iì made to specialize" said. Knowles said the area Is to and "send Southern Bell the is Inside City limits so Sanford Appeal By Polk - PS $5,500 epiece. - ' C) n Ti e u commission approval again in The County government operations for Seaboard. the near future for im- would not be responsible for Speaking at a "Personality landfill site at French Avenue - , iAid 'I'he financial burden Is crsIng and hinted a long week. But Commissioner Harry feet of parking space. tests are being taken on After his discussion with Tom 21 accIdents due to skidding lu . the telephone p"rsonnel orplant level Issuch as not to be turned down last week Knowles /S ke\,'/ about 18 months and coating to 200 feet "When I found out they had caused by the lack of _________________ '- for proxImately 300 feet south of relocations of work, and in- for needed friction at the __________________________ - \/ovs .— Knowles said the City had months to get state arid county ding the offer o Cotwnissioners Monday that IlI. Knles said he agreed 11W thunder from the two In MILLARD S. JONES — assisting in one of Sanford's City Codes for paved problems. FLORIDA, AMENDING OR. Sanford, Florida, and may be DIPIANCE NO 72$ 73, AND AS secured any time after 5.30 am.. - '-V., Vihien brought the item designed and Installed im- today promised to shorten Company In the Sanford Civic Center. lUcky Nooney, 10 (left) Jonathan Wing, 7, and Mike WIng, 10, on how the county's differing agree the sh'n, was a (be start to Seminole Mutual Concert AssocIatIon's 1975.76 season. (Herald communication systems will tie tion to curb parking lot con- had just been paved under our - , li .4 - - An answer to Kwiatkowski's The base station would be sonnelseemed they don't care" questions was promised by installed at both hospitals and about ten minute traffic Gary Kaiser, the county's mobile units installed in all blockage problems, said director of public safety. ambulances. Units would not be Millard S. "Jake" Jenes, 53, for Casselberry can- DeVoney, ' -- - _____ Judging from their cheerful ezpreuIoi, these yonng concert goers CONCERT political forum in his home Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Dputy Clerk . recommended by the Part of Polk's appeal was cabinet was $68,773. based on the existence of Askew rejected the organized crir:ie in Seminole figure _________ By JOE ASKREN Spencer. That number was professional law enforcement County non.welfare for the Increase is the present definitely feels "there Is a than 100 per cent in the last county. lIe estimated the changes. probleniisorganized.Wheriyou Spencer said while the number of households in ployment rate Is worsening orthenumberof additional are looklng for same At the time, each year are referred to stamp Spencer said Senators maximum of $1,500 In P0 PRO. Government bonds ore satisfactory OF F I C F bid bond diecuted by the bdder deceaw. Plat Book 1, Page's 56 through 61 q AND EFFECTIVE DATE. figure at the recoiiiiiwnded shall be submItted wIth eact bid. _ food $3,000 if a Comks ................. SB ad- A family of four, for Dear Abb............. IA program under better striking workers, students and people 'with higher for food stai-nps. U.S. Congressman Bill Obituaries ...........SA Sports ..........13B Sprncer said he believes "We won't know the home), or _____________ her foot down and crushes Ida's give up his practice and enjoy _____________ 4TU _______________ hour of special music for OF THE -- CONDOR TATH SPECIALIST L young musicians - the New ________________________ "'VII SS VV — _______________________ -- ________________________ , LI1 POLICEWOMEN - — _________________________________________________________ ________ .UTJt7iii ____ piUS I I _______ - -_ . - - ailing surgeon alone can help. rame fans. Featured will he Garii pressures the sound of Scott Joplln flIk to resume his work. Etible Blake, performed by -.ç. Ra'tirie Ernible They will lie supported by the Ki'1.tzi-jne SIAN "Go l.rectIy ji" FICTITIOUS NAME , 4, Casselberry, Serninle County, Florida under the fictitious acme of -' the Clerk 'r-rç,' of the Circuit Court, r .n 5: ldwrd I. King arises, Westin slips n and Pvb)jji,: Ploy. 3 10, 17, 24, 1975 almost bows the agent's cover, DtT.t3 . - -' -- __f____ ac To All Creditors and All Persons Having Claims or DmaMs AgaInst Count,, Florida, rrijrr-d çn PhILLIP Ii to p'esent any lairt's against the esftq Of VASILY V ZVORYKIN deceased lets Clerk of as bcm filed against you and you LOGAN, reading on October 75, 197$. and the required to furnish md pay for City Council will consider same for Satisfactory performanc, arid thp City 14,iI of AIfa,ncxife SlringS, torney for Plaintiff, Pott Office Box Novemb.r. 17L at 4 - 10 P... flu. 313W. FItSI Street, Sanford, Circuit Court, and fits wIth the Clerk of the above the tame in duplicaf and as or before November 7Ith, izOvisions for equal empIyment or as than the minimum tlIari °n thereafter as possible. At e- wages as appear and be heard with respect to the proposed Ord 1 nance. This Ctty Covncit. tPe a?enar months frcm I1 Iim of the firit putil,catlo hereof, or p, said Court on this 73rd dy faber. )975 'S PItd at the City Hall, AltCinOnt !'prirsgs, Fiorda, and copies are On tam, will be barred (Seat file with tPie Clerk Of the CIty and opening Of bids ly Mtry N A' fp',tri, Oeçuty Winter Park PbIji: Nov.), 10, 197$ DEl ; Sanford, FlOtidia 33771 Oct. 7?, Nuv. 3, 10, 17, 1975 Publish, DESI6O waive any in'ormaJiti DATED this $tti day A0 of October. $2.3 nlllon. During the budget Chairman Sid Vihlen attempted quantities of marijuana 'legs, OttS Pb?ti Nay), I1S (')ET17 I think there President Ford's its assistance aid as well as 'County stamps and want to set' the represents Sanford, said Women ttie syndicate, 1k? saId, "some of Commissioners would have our drug problem. . . would be accepteda$60,000cornpromlse. to 11w syndicate.' tied WIthout the content HOuSING AUTHOPITY I'll.- Eect;y Director Publish: Oct. 30, 3), Ploy, 243,1, Pulk then appealed his budget and four additional deputies , IA %VE%1'IIER No bid shall be Withdr&wn for a period of $ dayt subseq,nt foNt ;, i. ins DES Ill . . in the o TIlE CITY OF Pttamcnee - $2.6 million budget but the and jecs The Houslrq Authority f the City demanded in Ihe Complaint cording to Ken Monroe, 11W sheriff's controller. fl sit forth itt the County Courthouse It, Semi, ote Irma lvorykin ; , ' ' ___ And, according to Bob Ellh. from Seminole Memorial the comm1sion's ad. Pospital, Florida Hospital ministrative assistant, the Nrth, Herndon and the courty ystc:n can be expanded into COt11I11ISS1fl. telemetry, a system which links lists the following emergency vehicles to hospitals Vihien reasons as rationale for cornvia television screens, th altowing doctors to advise mission participation: ------------ - ____________________ DCVOfltty, assured of a second Thursday "excavated a hole • By: Lillian Jenkins . area hospitals and ambulances cornnlunjcatlon system in _____ __________________________________________ ".'-_ Country Club in Casselberry. . Residecire Unknown CUlT OF FLORIDA III AND FOR _ ___ BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE documentsloobfelned Suchdeposlt Publish: Oct. 77, NOv.'J, 10. 17. 1975 TO LARRY L FOWL ER and DES 15$ HILDA J FOWLER 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE - - -- Casselberry Chamber of November. AD. 197$. offer for sale Attorneys for Petitioner INVITATION FOR BIDS and tell to the highest bidder, for Publith; Oct THE SANFORD HOUSING 77, Nov 3,10, 17. 975 AUTHORITY, SANFORD, cash, tubiect to any arid a'I existing DES 161 lein,it the Front iw,est rocrot the ________________________ FLORIDA will receive bIds forth. INSTALLATION Seminole County Courtltoue in OF G.S CITYOF WITNESS my hand and fhelealof CIVIL .CTION NO. 7s.721SCA.I said Court on this 24th day of Oc .IAME5 F COWAN. L1JI ____ ___________ ________ Mrs. Keyser, meanwhile a of longbusinesswoman ' Attorney I or PetItioner ro. Box 1330 funds to run the therIff's oixrations next ye:ir. Vihien has worked up a " County Commission Chair- complicated funding formula . ___ _____man Sid Vihien Jr. Is pressing which requires participation by forimplementationofSeminole five entities including the - -. Countyo(a$l,000Emcrgency county commission, the stat.e, _______ . Medical Services (EMS) llerndon AmiIanve Service communication system. and two Seminole County The system would provide tpithls, guardedlY optimistic. HEATERS IN CASTLE BREWER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, COURT AltO COWAN MOUGHTON FLORIDA Marriage has been filed against you That said sale is being made to HOT ICE or PUBLIC SItAR I H TO TERRACE, FLORIDA PROJECTS andouarerequireitospryea0py tetify tte terms of said I61afld164pj 2.00 pm,on the Writ of CONSIDER ADOPTION Ofyerwrfltenenlfany.toit E*ution, OF 10th day of November t?73, at fl.e PROPOSED ORDINANCE on DALE E.ANSTINE,At?orneyfor John E. Polk, Administration BuIlding, Castle TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Petitioner.Wife, whose address is Brewer Court, Sanford. Florida at Sheriff P0. Box 7517, Orlando, Florida. SemInoli County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by wtlichtlm.andpIaceallblwlIlb, tie 37102. and file the Original with the Publish: Nov. 3. 10, 17, 74, t97$ City of Altarnoni, Springs, publicly opened arid red aIJ. ;'Iorida that the Cncil will hold a Clerk of th above styled Court on or DEl 7 P'Qe-d forms Cofltrhct public hearIng to consider enact before November 25th, 197$, — documents, includIng spclflcats, titled, tered agaInst you for the relief FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Housing Authofity Of the City of API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Sanford, Florida, Admfrilsfratlon PROBATE 140. ;s-ni-cp II- Sheriff's Depwtme'nt. - - ----------- _________ against three-term Incumbent, Mrs. Helen Keyser was property. PROBATE DIVISION ga. - (17 Hwy 4)6) Y3U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford, Florida, the above that a Petition for Diflolu'ion of described personal semilliterat.e prostitute (5tArlhtjr I * H Beckwitti, Jr. and George Segal a stuffy As Clerk of said Court totght's 23rd day o October, 1 - -. - ,-n - wltlout notifying Seminole County, Florida, will at is a After a peri'nance Saturday York. 9 to conclusion ARC NFl, at the Perth Entertainment ABOUT TONIGHT: MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL 8-830 CBS RhODA Center, McCartney said, "The Brenda The Los Angeles Ranis travel good thing about this group is can't get her mother off her across the country to :iieet the 'It's . was honored in Hollywood by the B'NaI Brith Ex-Beatle IMRINMAIVERYJ Drowning Wood - __ ______ ________ ;:.'' ByEDPRICKETr * Herald St.ifl Writer tougher, and bitter at times, campaigns being waged by the Petition in t'ie Circuit Court q Dissolution of Marriage, and vu are $eminoiv County, Florida, for required to serve a copy of your reormatsonavajlablefromtheCivli WILLIAM L. COLBERT Marriage of hail, 268 at the civic center and 182 at the Montgomery Road Respondent of me County court ot Seminole County, Florida, upon a more particularly descrited lows: -. _____ '2' "" _____ ______ -it - NOTICE TO DEFEND default and ultimate judgment will o. _________________ ____________________ ______ _____ _______ ___________ __ - '' PAUL H. ELLIS, Husband, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIET) P.1 $lion in me Circuit Court of STRATFORF) TOMORROW: Proect Mercury -, PetItioner, delivrr*d to me as Sheriff of ttie original with thu Clerk ot me Nov. 3. _____ - Glen Bu.schman, a political that we intend to register said name . ____________ — thiS time for a three-year -: i ' term as designated under the ________________ -. new city cI'arter — was en- ____________ _______________ tertaining an assistant edithr- _________ -inchefofanationalnespaj. , - -- -__________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________ __________________________________ ______________________________ holder for years of this _____________________________________________________________________________________ community before hi.s defeat by ____________ _____ --____ .______ _________________________________ ______________ _______________________________________ years ago - was canvassing his _________________________________ ____________ ____ __________________________________ -. campaign team to be u.re they -— wcre getting out the vote. ___________________________________________________________________ ______________________________ By 10 a.m. today 522 city ' votersolthe3,992ellglbleon the _____ ______________________________________________ bOoks had cast ballots at the ______________________________________ - Ih abOve styled Court on or before Coljeski _________________ - For Medical ______ ____________________ ___________ ______ ______ S ___ ___ 14S _______ -j — / 1 Emergencies ________ ____ ____ ; PublIsh' Oct. 20. _______ ____________ _____ _________ ____________ ____________ L Prosen, Defendant, which wt'oie address Is Post Office Box Joe 8:30-9 CBS PHYLLIS Phyllis _ ____ __________ Atlanta. Georgia 3033C YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFiED Seminole Coiaty, Florida In cc' have levied upon the following December Itt, 197$. otherwise a cordance with the provisions Of the described property owned by default and ultimate iudgment will _____ ______ ,n buSinesS a? 2161 aussex County, NA. Plaintiff, vs STEPISTROM. DAVIS I. MCIII- Attamonfe Springs. Florida fictitious name a __ : aforesaid court on the 13th day Of required to serve a copy of yur ROBERT .4. PIERCE, ESQUIRE. May, AD. 197$, In that certain cas. written defenses, if any, on Attorney for Petitioner, whose FICTITIOUS NAME ________________ - Writ Of certain tre sell President con- engaged Route I Riverside Drive DCugll!viit. oa ________ ___________ . In Riffle Marriag, f JANICE L ELI.IS, Wife. and JAMES P. BELL, Respondent NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO JAMES R BELL , NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE by virtue of that Florida under the hidden name and boi It is U ibown: -- timlstic today as the biggest voter turnout in the city's h1sto appeared at the city's three polling places. Mayor Norman Floyd, in his ______________ _______ ______________ __________ -V _______ _____ ______ _____________ _____________ ____ ____ _____ _______ __________ ______ -- _______ ___________________ *-____ - - t ' _______ _____ __________________ _____ _____________________ __________ __________ . _,__L M,TAMONTE SPRINGS Workers in both the Floyd and FLORIDA FLORIOM CIVIL. ACTION NO. 1S-2211-CA-04-F In Re The Marriage Of Seminole County, FIojkja By. Lillian T. Jenkins _____ ____ __ By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - ________________________ tealofthisCourtonthisthe73rdday DES 30 of October, AD. 1973. (Seal) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FICTITIOUS NAMF NOTICE lShercbygvc'ntnat lam engaged in business at 110 West Company _______________________________________________________ hated belie-v appu,srfrwartt. The Vote _________ _____________________ Network ____________________ _________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Deputy Clerk demanded In the PdtiIiOri, _________ ____________ - $106,000 rrilii r ___________________________ At-ihur H Beckwitfl, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit CoUrt fly: Lillian T. Jenkins _____________________ Deputy Cterk DES159 nford, Florida 327?1—PrICe 10 Cents ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________ I marriage has been filed against you of the Ierk Pubtlth- Nov. 3. 10, 17, 21. 1975 DET Council Meeting (45) Lone Ranger (44) Gilligan's Island (6HC.ffl3 CBS News (21(I) 3 ARLINGTON - Ip- Altamonfe _________ that an oction for dissolution of Deputy (CATV-s) Flintst,nes (13) Ironside chine Pulse.PlusI (24) World Press i ---p Tuely!rn!115_!11t1 ! ,$ 68th Ye b : service on plaintiff's attorney or Last KnoWn Mailing Atdre-ss on the Plaintiff's attorney, Immediatelyth,reefter;offierwia PATRICK McGROTTY, 1 37 Mor.sn Street, Brickell Avenue, 30). MiamI. default will be entered againtt you Rochester, New York this Court on Octobir 3%st, 1975. (Seal) Arthur H Be-(kwitn, Jr. (6)($) Mery Gritfirt (13) lastrucdoss: Thu IMon as ' ____ 10:33 (44) Phil Donohue (2)(s) Tomorrow (I) Space: 1999 (9) Mobiie 0n (24) Special Of The Week (35) Movie (44) Dinahl —1-- COUNTY. FLORIDA. NO tS 1944.CA.09.B (CATV.4) Doug Dickey ShOW - (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes Wild Kingdom -à4ZJJ IN THE CIRCUIT (3) Wonderful World Of Books (24) World Press Ti-. - iNotice Lega __Legal Notic Legal Notice . r Mon., Nov. 3, 1915 _________________ ______________________ ___________________________ _________ _________ __ -- i!!--- •- - _ T_— dB—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - ±___••___.- _.L. ' to The depirtment last week him to create seven districts recommended an additional which he says now needs to be $l 705 (or the sheriff Instead of upped to 10. _j, , , ____ _ a fariiilies not on welfare but to receive food 83,692 In 1970 to more than l40,t0 tay. maybe as much as 25 per cent of the total number En until a final bill Is agreed upon," said Spencer, colossal rip.off of public money." last month, picture will continue to be families) do not need them numbers slow down," he eliminate .taid, an applicant for food stamps is allowed a Food Stamp Reform Act. certified stamp users not on the county welfare rolls, said who cannot find work," said Spencer. He estimated an average of so:ne 40 applIcations rogram the existing is the National low 11. Rainfall was .01 l'artly cloudy through mid SOs. Low, In the upper IOi cent through Wednesday. Details and tides &re on Page S-A. r �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ueiday, Nov.4, 1 ,7S -- .5 il Attorney F es Appeal _~ -no......~ N ATION IN BRIEF Nominees Appear Headed For Senate Confirmation WASHINGTON (A) Nominees Li President Ford's top-level shakeup appea headetI for smooth Senate confirmation although some siators are voicing conceit, over the future status of such issues as detente, CIA secrecy and defense spending. The President annouced Monday night that he would nominate Donald Rums!eld as secretary of defense, Elliot L. Richardson as secretary of commerce and George Bush as director of the CIA. IJ1 three need Senate concurrence. Senate backers of the olicka of fired Secretary of Defense James H. Schlesinger said they want to know If rumsfeId will carry on the fight against defense spending cuts and arms concessions to the Soviets. - Reagan Concedes Ford Points \\( R;\MiN10, t'dllf. M' - Uwi.ild lk;an says Vice President Rockefeller's departure from the 1976 Republican ticket should help President Ford's candidacy. But the fanner California governor apparently remains poised to become a presidential candidate before the end of November. Reagan conceded Monday during his national speaking tour into South Florida that Rorkefeller's departure from the ticket will make it harder far him or any other conservative to mount a campaign agaln!t Ford. "A number of conservative Republicans have expressed dissatisfaction with the other half of the ticket i Rockefeller,," Re.agari said. "So in that way, it should help President Ford." Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. Former Inspector Handed Ave-Year Term . -'r _• ___J,J__ I - &~_%.-:_- -- , - zr' Robbers Hit Country Clu , Crooms High "1"r'i — . -_ 1, `17 - . - - - -- - - . ' - - ______ _- _______________ Sheriff's • ____ '"i, . '. - - -'- - • S ,,j - .'- _ ..1 4 -. ¶ ./-' - Muriel G. Kleinman of armed with a shotgun, forced Orlando told sheriff's deputies ff Jlmrn> McLaughlin, 42, of Monday night that she left her Orlando, to open a safe at $7,000 Dodge maxi wagon j country ciub. The bandits held recreational vehicle locked in the shot in McLaughlin's the parking lot at Falrlanes . .-- -.. =iiiJ!.-_ I f - - - S :. — - ':! - N ---r_- - - ~1110,_,_~, - .4' - .. TRUCK ' - INTO TRAILER Safety L g ht Purcase Approve i school area failed to turn UP any suspects in the Incident. ransacked and Bundy reported the thieves made off with an Shark Victim To Surf Again - G ran d 1 ST. AUGUSTINE (AP) A teenager whose foot was badly chewed by a 6-foot4ong shark says he will paddle his surfboard back Into the Atlantic as soon as his - 30 or so stitches are taken out. "l",e seen sharks out there all the time, and I never thought they'd bother me," Scott Lee Hurst said Monday lrouui his hospital bed. "Hut I'll go back out when my foot gets well." Hurst, 18, from the inland city of San Mateo, said he was surfing at Crescent Beach south of here Sunday and was atx)ut 45 feet in aler when the shark lunged at him. es that of plans for the property, owned found unoer the hood ofan auto, someone stole a $I,W1 portable Councilman Robert Whittier, by Thomas Jefferson. Albert 1 Hampton, 36, of welding unit from the rea' yard who Introduced the motion to Chairman Arthur Evans and Center St., Midway, listed as at his residence. purchase the lights, said the City Clerk Nancy Cox indicated owner of jhp r.j nI.,1 new equipment was necessary that Jefferson had told them he posted $5,000 bond on a charge A new fall term grand jury there has been speculation that because the trucks frequently wanted to rent the property for of possession of a controlled was selected today and at noon State Ally. Abbott Herring have to operate at night, and use as a "swap shop." substance-marijuana, and the II women and seven men would take his probe of an some have to park in was released from county A review of zoning jail, restric.. were rcperted selecting a aborted $517,000 county traffic lanes on city streets. tions revealed that a C-2 according to jail records. Foreman in their courthouse Commission clay pit deal Sanford police have jailed 21Another proposal Introduced classification would chambers. i,efore the Grand Jury. year-old necessary for Maria Davis, of 1117 operation of s uc h by Whittier Sources said the grand that the Public is W. 12th St., a shop. Sanford, in lieu of Departunnt expected to be in session this be Herring has declined to Works $15,000 bond on charges of atafternoon with assistance of comment but he has confirmed authorized to purchase paint for A public hearing on the tempted murder and use of a assistant State Atty. William earlier that he personally was Its maintenance building was zoning request was scheduled firearm In commission of a Staley. for Dec. 1. conducting the Investigation also approved. felony. Grand Jury proceedings are Into the rdI A .....A Selects Forema n out 1 - r'6v secret wider Florida Duerr To Seek Increase In DOIJbIP Tn PnnI - television newsmen. The interview, released Monday, was conducted Sunday in Jacksonville when Ford was here for talks with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. Ford denied that he was yielding Florida's delegates to the national Republican convention to Ronald Reagan of California without a light. - Three Are Killed Area Man Missed Fatal Night Flight "I was suocosed to ho tl'rp ,,i,..................r i , Ford Vows Florida Fight President Ford says JACKSONVILLE AP reports that he will make only a token effort in Florida's l!fl6 presidential primary are "completely inaccurate." Ford made his comment in a taped interview with four - - WASHINGTON (A?) Secretary of State Henry A. K!slnger reportedly will offer a dissenting State Drtment mezr.arandum to the House intelligence Cofrimittee, but It Is uncertain whether the panel will accept the action as an answer to Its subpoena. Chairman Otis G. Pike, 1)-N.Y., said he probably would vote at a meeting today to ask full House backing to act against Kissinger for allegedly defying the committee '" - antique .22 caliber rifle, a OVIEDO City trucks will Building will be getting a new Works Committee last night, A request for a zoning change Ivarlluana rOU flu pistol, a color television and be equipped with new safety paint job. the council acted unanimously from R-2 to C-2 at the corner of sherlfrs vice squad agents Jewelry lights and the Public Works valued at $2,000. Alter a report by the Public to approve the purchase of South Central Avenue and arrested a Midway area bar In other reports, Donald three safety lights far the city's Mitchell Hammock Road was owner Monday night after Schaffer, 251 E. Third St., , trucks. approved af ter some discussion seizing a pound of marijuana Chduota, told deputi Fa ll banned, two environmental groups charge. We cin only peculate that the proposed delay... is We Politically motivated by a desire to avoid the consequences of authorizing destruction of the Osceola National Forest immediately prior to an election year," the groups said in a joint statement Monday. The Florida Audubon Society and the Florida Defenders of the Environment asked the state's congressional delegation to Investigate Interior Secretary Thomas S. Kieppe's decision for additional studies in the North PENSACOLA AP) While police search for a grave of a missing Pensacola woman, a Mississippi exconvict faces charges of murder and kidnap-for-ransom. Circuit Judge Woodrow Melvin signed a state warrant Monday charging Leo Joseph Miller &. in the abduction and death of Alma Charbonneau Hartley, 51. She has been missing for 12 days. Miller, 38, of Plantersville, Miss., and Panama City, Fla., was arrested Saturday in Albuquerque, N.M., on a federal wnuranl charging him with conspiracy to kidnap Mrs. Hartley. An extradition hearing has been set for Friday. - Ilk. i_~t_ t iam ~til -r* I I " hz~ V -%- ., . W P1111- I! ' . , '._~ _ 1-k - . I Z.. ~~, PON, t,- 11111 ~ 1J ~ i . - r et r Ughts i I - St I- - -_ -~"11 -q . A -1 --. I . .. i .1 I ltra',gir.I Rnlinli# - I __M~-"- ~%Z- .,A, 17.1-I - -14 i '.. ': :~* .1 ., 0* . . ,W-. , e I t 11 .. , I 9 ~F_A 0 M ~ i t/i = 1 # Y Hf,,, _ W_~~___ __. _ __ -- _ '__ -_ • . _ W _____ . - -. - - _____ some residents of the city An attempt to turn street - - I _ 1' A* A,i,'tInn Patriot band Is one of 10 chosen to perform on national television at lights out in some areas not yet built on in the Tuscawilla section of the city by Public . 4 -. be joggers" This is thi. q uestion facing the city council. /- ________ F. - ___ FOREST cir,FLA. I Herald Staff Writer .It . u led By JANE CASSEI BERRY 0 III The Interior Depart- Murder Charged In Kidnaping & wlthth(IsLandUuj'ewn tools and fishing equipment up against lockers demanding valued at$I,000was stolen from a storage shed at his residence, money and cigarettes, Hanza, $, a passenger In the tractor trater shown here, was hospitaihed for a Patrolman Tony Brooks Jr according to a report filed by . left ankk- Monday al0t, FHP Trooper Jerry Itsum uW at the time said coach Barry Wenholci deputy Randy Plttman. on 14 abouit lSniIkgWestd At Altamonte Springs intervened and "was walled Sanford. The semi, dehen by Robert 21*11, 2$, Ft. Lauderdale, struck an unoeeupkd and disabled with a flurry of foul language" deputies said burglars threw a circus trailer parked In the right hand shoulder, slidIng 110 feet alter the Impact, Thomas said, Damages were esdivated at $25,000 and the circus trailer was totaled. Charges are pending. (Herald by the unidentified youths concrete block through a before they fled the gym. on window to enter the residerce Staff Photo by Joe A.skren) foot. of Altamonte Springs Public Works Director F. Don Bundy. i Police said a search of the Deputies said the house I was -- CRASHES Daytona Beach police reported Snorts Gear Stolen . - - Sanford police reported that the vehicle has been 1oWall totaled"Ina traffic accident and lAcing in the gym at (rpj that unknown occupants fled High, W. 13th St. and Per- the wreck scene on foot. slmznonAve., just before 3p,m r Monday when three black Alex G. Canady, 680 Grackle youths entered and struck 9ve Drive, Casselberry, reported of the players, ages 14 and !" mnent's delay in deciding whether phosphate can be mined in the Osceola National Forest Is politically motivated because facts already prove that such mining should be TAI.LAHASSEE (AP) Broward County's school board may have been as much in violation of a law banning strikes by public employes as the 5,000 teachers who struck in September, says a state labor-relations official. Curtis Mack, chairman of the Public Employe Relations Commission, told the House commerce and labor subcommittee Monday that evidence shows the board violated the law by refusing to bargain in good faith. lie said PERC obtained an injunction against both the teachers and toe school board in an effort to halt the strike because "we think we had su!ficient evidence to show prob.uble bad faith bargaining" by the hoard. face, of ficers said, then tied Bowling, SR-436, Ca sselberry ip him up, took his wallet and and returned to find ft had been escaped with an undisclosed stolen. amount of cash about 11:45 p.m. tied four hours later Mofld3Y. • - - TALLAHASSEE (AP) Bargaining Law Violation Cifec - - jury Kissinger To Offer Memo - - - _____ two unidentified men, one - :- - -.'-..,,. said , i I Works Commissioner Irene Van Eepoel last week met opposition by Tuscawilla resident Councilman John Daniels. -. - chool, Sanford. - - - - WASHINGTON (AP) Republican hopes were centered on the unlikely target of a Deep South governorship today as party cfliclals scanned a scattered lineup of oddyear elections for evidente of a GOP comeback. Voters were electing governors in two states and legislators in four, while 33 big cities chest mayors. Loàl issues and personalities were dominant In what campaigning there was, and It will be difficult for the national parties to read much into the outcome. That isn't to say they won't try. Democrats would like to show they can win without Watergate, and Republicans are looking for an antidote to their landslide losses in 1974 11)ngrcsional and Mate elections. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A hearing on the mental competence of Patricia Hearst could spur a swift trial date or delay proceedings indefinitely for the newspaper heiress. MISS Hearst was scheduled to appear at the hearing today before U.S. District Cowl Judge Oliver J. Carter, who will issue the ruling on her competence to stand trial on charges of taking part In a bank robbery while she was a fugitive with the SymtAonese Uberation Army. Attorneys for Miss Hearst, who has not yet entered a plea, said she would not take the witnesastand. - i,j,_. f .... _ ,_1 _ i Wq ":-c Delay Called Political TALLAIIMsEE tAP) A bill to get a student on the Board of Regents has been tacked onto one that would 111 r•genLs terms f,om nine to five years. The House Education Committee passed a bill Monday to reduce terms for regents alter adding the section on student membership. The bill would allow the governor to appoint members to one additional five-year term. Rep. Wayne McCall, DOcala, sponsor of the bill and a former regent, said the measure was needed because the lengthy term with the high demand on time meant only wealthy people could serve. "It's very expensive. I've had the experience," he said. "If we shorten it, then we can get average people on the board as well as the ultra-rich." veAtigating the shotgun robbery - - prowler. "We'll have a case of beer waiting for him," said the friend known as "hot Dog." In a precedent-setting decision, the six-man jury con eluded Monday that Rice, 30, used justifiable force In the Oct. 27 shooting death of Ralph Boyce, 38. Rice had been held without bond on a police charge of first-degree murder. Student Regent Bill Passed of the Rolling Ills Countn Club at Longwood and the at j mpted strongarm robbery of te ,j football players at Croon s High I fr ~,$ .__, . - - Florida forest. Sheriff's detectives and .,- - .. ORLANDO (AP) A friend of James Rice cheered after a coroner's jury ruled that the unemployed auto mechanic was justified in killing an unarmed 1 .. Im - - Hearst Hearing Scheduled - . ~ - GOP Looks At Deep South - -_ ..- I A. ~11011 - Friends Cheer Ruling Of Justifiable Homicide . - FLORIDA 1~1, -.1 I . 9 . . -. _._____j_____ - . - _. A . I -it. ;a_"-,V-__ __ .1 IN BRIEF - - SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Lynette Fromme, charged with attempting to assassinate President Ford, goes on trial with the possibility of legal Issues yielding center stage to a courtroom duel between the devotee of the Charles Manson family and the presiding Judge. Jury selection begins today in the trial oi Miss Fromme, 27. who was arrested In a park near the state Ca pi tol Sept. after Secret Service agents said she pointed a loaded .45. caliber pistol at Ford from two feet away. Miss Fromme was found mentally competent to stand trial and has been held under $350,000 bail In a maximum security cell here. : suspended the other 2 years of auto had defective equipment never happened." Trolano hadn't tried to hide It. team. the sentence and placed the since }'4ebru3ry and wouldn't McGregor continued, "It In other sentencings, Judge A co-defendant In the band Circuit Court Judge Robert H. defendant on 4ii years pass safety inspection, allowed appears to the court that he is McGregor withheld ad. instrument theft case, Allen McGregor said Monday that an probation to follow the prison it to be used In the case, and trifling with the system and judcation of guilt for former Silas, 18, 1506 W. 16th St., ex-c.iunty Motor Vehicle time. "didn't even get it repaired by lying to the court." Seminole High School earlier was put on probation by Inspect or appeared to be Trolano, a felon with three trial time att'icks the character Trolano freely admitted to basketball star Fred Willis Judge McGregor on the con. "trifling with the system and prior convictions, tried to reject of this witness," the court his record of two court Washington, 18, of 814 Cypress ditlon he finish his high schooig lying in court." McGregor the split sentence and said he Miss Parker accompanied martinis while in the U.S. Ave., and meted a three year education. sentenced Anthony Trolano, 45- wanted to serve five years convicted felon Jerry Swartz Army; two years probation for probationary sentence. Judge McGregor lamented "I year-old Orlando father of two "straight time." when Swartz said he bribed grand larceny In Washington, Washington had pleaded wish there was spme way I small children, to five years In "That's not his prerogative," Trolano at the Casselbuerry MV! D.C.; one year suspended guilty to grand larceny In the could senttnce you without prison for taking a $5 bribe as a McGregor ruled, commenting, station on July 10 to pass the sentence for grand larceny in theft of a musical Instrument penalizing your family" as he county employe. "But he can show unwillingness auto with a crumpled $5 bill. Arlington, Va.; and eight years from Lake Howell High School. sentenced Ralph Durning, 37, Trolano, convicted Sept. 10 to accept probation by violating Trolano has continually in prison on a 10-year federal The six-foot-six-inch forward 306 Oakhurst Si, Altamonte by a circuit court jury of ac- it as soon as be gets out." protested he Is innocent, lie told armed robbery conviction at was released from Jail on his Springs, to nine months in cepting unauthorized cornOne condition of the probation the court M onday that since his Baltimore, Maryland In 1958. own recognizance before the prison and five years probation pensation as county employe, is that Trolano not obtain public arrest on the bribery charge "But this Is the first trouble pre-sentence Investigation for obtaining property with a was allowed to remain free on employmr'r'.. that he's lost everything he has, I've had since 1958," he said, ordered by the court was worthless check. $5,000 appeal bond. The court cautioned Sprinkel Including his trailer home. Triano worked as a Maryland returned so that he could take Durning, with a record of Defense attorney George not to take issue with the jury's "The defendant disputing the motor vehicle inspector before an athletic scholarship at three prior convictions, had Sprinkel has already filed verdict after he charged jury verdict makes it so dii. coming to Florida. There was Pit.rick henry Junior College at pleaded guilty to cashing a $156 notice of appeal to the Fourth 'there's something wrong with (icult for the court," McGregor testimony that the Florida Moreville, Ala. worthless check at a super. District Court of Appeals of the our system of justice If you look said. Highway Patrol checked his Washington told the court market. trial judgment and is expected at the type people used by the "1 see no reason to disturb the prior record before allowing his he's changed his study habits The court noted "a record of to also appeal the sentence state In this type of case." jury verdict there was employment In Seminole as a and expects to have "nearly a B checks exceeding $3,000" and meted by McGrcor in the hourSprinkel said the (acts competent testimony. I see no MV! Inspector. Other employes avercc'' in college this said "it looks like a spree inlong hearing, brought out at trial that MLss rca!wi to question the veracity at the CLselberry MV! station grading period. He said he Is stead of an episode," and told McGregor ordered Trotano to Margie Parker, Sheriff John of Miss Parker, She saw the said they were aware of his playing forward on the Patrick Durning, "you've bought serve 2% years in prison. Polk's secretary, knew that her money pass. Trolano says it criminal record and that Henry Patriots basketball yourself some pr ison time." - Fromme Trial To Begin 11 By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Colby Ouster Scored MIAMI (AP) A firmer Central Intelligence Agency officer says the ouster of Director William Colby means the government's beleaguered Intelligence-gathering arm will lose a leader who tried to correct its "excesses." Mike Ackerman, who Is writing a book lambasting the CIA for reported involvement in foreign assassinations, said Monday that Colby helped reform the agency and prevent the kind of abuses being exposed In the press and before Congressional investigators. "We've lost the man who more than anyone else has set a new tone for the agency," Ackerman said. "The excesses weren't corrected by the Senate or House. They were investigated and corrected by (James) Schlesinger and Colby." Tuesday, Nov. 4, lflS-IA •r--- I - the orange Bowl. Mayor Troy Piland asked Lake Brant ey FOREST CITY Lake Brantley high School Band Director, Don Schmaus, has announced two recent honors for the 176-member band, i Schoo B chief John Govoruhk to survey the city to determine where The Patriot Band will be pear on national television. National Bicentennial Cherry sight around Central Florida. lights are needed and where performing in Miami at the The Lake Brantley Patriots Blossom Festival Parade in The band has perfon&zed at some might be eliminated. King Orange Bowl Parade on Band has also been chosen as Washington, D.C., on April 10. Disney World on a number of Govoruhk complained Monday Dec. 31 and is one of 10 bands the official stale band "The Red White and Blue occasions, as well as local night that what it is costing the chosen from 16 invited to ap- representative in the 1976 Music Machine" is a familiar parades and other events, Their city todo the survey byutilizing next appearance will be the police department to note Saturday in the Seminole lighting needs on the routine - P Stu dy Or Floodi ng Ordered Band Festi val y the sore ford Civitans than one year of lighting. "We and the Evening Herald at 7:30 are not doing this for nothing," industrial complex, the some of the plants near Silvcr Andrew said private land p.m. at Seminole 111gb Stadium he added. Seminole County Commission Lake Drive. owners should pay the cast of with proceeds going to befit Puland gave Mrs. Van Eepoel tod'y ordered county engineer Larry Kline, E Cobia digging a ditch v, loch all parties participating bands, and the two more weeks to Alter an appeal bN H i ll biih to study methods of spokesman, said water at times tzincerned agreed would put a With the distinction of having come upchief with the reprt'tntatives of a Sanford al vatln: flood conditions at is one foot report deep throughout the halt to the flooding, received straight superior boat manufacturing plant. Bish said it would be to ratings from all judges every Developers meet the cost ef "There's always been a water °veryone's advantage to solve year at the district contest the installation and the city problem," he said, "but nothing tie drainage problems, but said Patr iots are one of four bands assumes cost of lighting at 12 a H ov i n like now." Kline explained itis just a question of who pays invited to perform at the Largo month. Individual residents there Is "just no drainage" and the cost. Band of Gold invitatiotial who have paid for installing heavy rains which have pelted Commissioners' opinions Contest at St. Petersburg Nov. street lights in front of their I_ the area have caused se vere differed on how to solve the 15. The band ranked eighth in homes at casts rangin g from $5 A id flooding problems. C the state tournament at St. to $10 a month questioned why problems. Petersburg last year. they could not turn their lights "I would not favor spending JUIian S t e ns t r 0 WASHINGTON (AP) Leg- that the legislation was unnecThey will compete in the over to the city. One resident m, public money for that reason" representing islatlon to help New York City essary. Cardinal said Commissioner Dick Florida Band Association of fered to pay the $2 to the city out of its financial crisis could "I believe New York City can Industries, also said water was District Contest at Merritt rather than the $5 now paid to Williams reach the house floor early next avoid default," Ford said, backing up at the modular Island on Nov. 22. e th Commissioner power company. Barr week, but city officials say New "They can take stronger action housing plant. However, SUIU ne tended York could default on millions than they have taken. The sta te btenstroiui said Cardinal could of dollars of debt before then, of New York can take stronger solve its problem by digging a to work with the people who IV _I LOW AUTO RATES The house Banking Corn- action to be of assistance to the ditch, but "we're concerned have drainage problem .7a 6 about our neighbor to the north because drainage In SeminolR' , mnittee voted ZI to 16 on Monday city of New York." Under 25 . SR-22's Cobla)." A total of six firms County is big enough problem to approve a pro'oosal that Ford also attempted to ____ Cancelled • Rejected to Justify an "entire capital would supply the financially squelch the suggestion that dii. are located in the complex. / ,''. E.Z. Payments - Quotes im o men pr ve ts pr ogram." ailing city with $7 billion in loan ferences over the handling of The problem, nussioners Commissioner John Kimguarantees. Backers of the the New York City crisis led say, is whether or not public 322-0285 - 831-9774 , il/ measure said it could be con- Vice President Nelson A. Rock- funds can be spent on drainage brough said that he wanted a policy which would insure equal aidered by the full House next efeller to decide that he would problems in private areas, protection to all Semlrole .247 S. French Ave. week, not be available as Ford's run. Bob Andrew, the county's Courty residents, not Just to one, WONYIfUSSI Sanford, Fla. 32771 But fi gures from the city rung mate in the 1976 election. (1irecto of public works, said "Our difference over the han- the problem "should be rec. particular area. comptroller's office showed Bush promised a report two New York could default by next dUng of New York City were tilled by private funds." INSURANCE AGENCY ', weeks from today. to ...i..i....t L'...1 ....LI - It H) ED PRICKETf Herald Staff Writer ouse M g Y For II N - __,, . in - • IlI&lL1IlIiII f UI U dIU. - - IflC UiI• - ., On that day, the city must re- ference is his interpretation of deem $270.7 million In one-year what might be the money marnotes, but the comptroller's of. ket reaction if we let New York (ice said cash now Indicates the City default. Certainly be did ,, "a' iii I treasury will be short $173 mnil- not ta ke the action th at he did wim Th i Wi lion, because of that difference." Even If the House gives quick But In Congress and in New Pt York, where Rockefeller was it still would face a threatened governor tot, ' veto from President Ford. were conflict. reports. Two House Democrats and Sen. Jacob K. Jan's, H-N.Y., Up until no i cu ned New York (jO Hugh I Care) a close political ai'g of hock s*imm I suggested on Monda y that Ford efellet, sa id the ',ice president Florida hadtwo a 'i!L; might not bilow through on his "just couldn't take" Ford's in cotIy pool heater with high threatened veto, but Ford gave creasing identifjction with the cperating expense, or a pool no indication at his news con- Republican party's right wing ,00could enjoy only a few days — ference Monday night that he and his refusal to support a during the winter season. '•' Now yc, had changed his position since program of federal aid for New avanerchoI ?th a Wilson Solar Pool Heater -he outlined his opposition to York before the cut) defaults L' cost low first and free fuel to predefault aid last Wednesday. heat your pool, because you A Ow- in close touch with House Banking Committee the Rockefeller family, who n-make the sun your hard. Chairman Henry S. Reuss, D- sisted on anonymity. said, swimming pool htater has just Wis., and a spokesman for "Nelson felt that all the things 3 components: collector. cirV House Democratic Leader he helped to build (in New Thomas P. O'Neill of Mas- York) would belnjeopardy ,eAs pool owner. you have 201 p sachusetts sa id the a'.! them already the circulator cause of Ford's policy toward might be considrcd by the New York. You can see the (filter pump) and reservoi r ! -i- gil(the pool itself). Ali you need to , 'T House next week Reuss pre- monumental impact of New - - A- add is the collector tof the sun's dicted it would be approved by York City's crisis ... when it I .1. heat, and the more advanc , a narrow margin. impelled Nelson to give up 4 kind is the concentration. type But Ford held to his position something he re,1l', wanted Wilson Solar Heat Pool Heater S s W I son l 'j k al .. nter Solar Pool Heater - -- - - -- ..,. -- = - - -- .- I - . -- _________ .- ______ - - w- ' . j, - _____ - - - ________ ' ' I '..--. __ _-- .. . ~i_.-_--~i__~-- __ -1 E7 . - - . - 1 _-- -I _ _ __- _ ._- - . " Railroad Promises Shorter T eups, that mounts on your roof, the Wilson Heatef is a compact. -i type solar heating system One technique of collecting solar ons , fr,, i,,ht tr,in tvh,,'h ....hi .......... energy, as utilized in the solar ovenc developed for outdoors men 1be second is the fsi, of that energy on a focal point -- ---- 1 1- - . - -' __ - . _____ i (Continued From Page 1-A) Department of irarisportation include about six Amtrak is not even Co nsidering it in Its passenger trains, about two five year plan," said hllayney. t .- '! I ' SWIM %AILN17111SWI,NI'ERWMiAWU.SONSOIARPOOI.Ilf-A'FEH ... Call Mr. Talorat333-2*3l for aninterview. - ----------------------._ ..---' . - - s" ___ �r - E 'eti RF II(rflJd M F.., &ThF 01W, F l.A. 32 • I e 05.322 2611 or 831 Tuesday, Nov 4, 975-4A Around \AYNF I) I)OYLE Publisher 1( Hl(IIARI) LONG, Editor '% lii lAM I) (URRIE, Managing Editor ROIIFRT C MARKLY Adt ertising Director ('ther miii fl d.I'.1mLdS itit 9 home deIber) All but in other U. S.-Sin o Relations Improving Slowly I The Clock No Westerner may I ullv understand the workings of the Oriental mind, but the curtain iS lifting slowly with each visit that U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger makes to Peking. In typical fashion, the Chinese leadership began putting the props on the stage long before the DON Methodist Church of Orlando. 11cr Red Cross background began in Oak Ridge, Tenn., where she proved a valuable I3oird nember, homecoming queen. However, when the photographer took the names of the participants iii OAKLEY : I w RAY I n s ii ran ce Shanghai agreement by permitting a Tibetan dance troupe to tour the United States. The Shanghai communique is the basis of current U.S. Nuclear power, the bright dream of the 1960s, has only recently surpassed firewood in its slapping rhetorically at the United States, they also were insisting that Mr. Kissinger nt 'isit Peking, and that Psiden' Ford must come to China later this 'ear. The alternating warm and cool treatment continued after Mr. Kissinger arrived in China. At a welcoming banquet Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua sharply warned the U.S. delegation about continuing a policy of detente with the Soviet Well, it may be a little better than that. According to figures compiled by the Atomic Industrial Forum, an association of companies involved in the nuclear field, as of theend of 14, 45 nuclear power plants were in operation, accounting for some 8 per cent of the electricity generated netionwide and saving consumers $7( million on their electric bills. This is what it would have cost, sa)'s the Forum, to produce the same amount of power using coal or oil. In addition, firm commients for more he could see Mao Tsetung. the highest Communist Chinese honor that he could receive. Instead Mao Nevertheless, the future of nuclear power remains clouded with uncertainties, especially concerning the safety of reactors. The continued orderly development of nuclear power, says the industry, hinges on renewa of the PriceAnderson Act, which since 1957 has Insured the public against financial loss from nuclear accidents and is due to expire In 1977. Hit. 8631, a For those who are puzzled, Mr. Kissinger's . • . .' . I. .'f. . 4 1 . •y.. ,/ 4• . . . ' '' . . .I . - .1 — '" ) . • -:'. - ' • - ' 7'i' -& 'Trust me " Opponents of nuclear energy claim such an amount is pitifully Inadequate, that a major of property damage, not to mention loss of life. Would someone answer my queztions? Would BKIIWT, Ibanon (AP) — A Vermonter tranerred to P.'irut "for a ce5t" after supervising the American victjtion of Phnom Perth now directs the rescue of Aiiiericans trapped by Beirut's street figl.jng. Sidney Telfoi-d, 37, of Newport, Vt., heads a five-man txtndofvolunteerfromthe U.S. Embassystaf(who make "thunder nms" In Ambassador G. McMurtrie Godley's annorplated limousine and other Embassy c. planned and kept se until the last minute. It's a spur- AlbertJ. Perry The ft one dated l2l-74, from General -.,.. . .4 . _ ____ _____ • ________ ________________ ____ ___________________ _____ ________________ _____ ______________ ____ ______________ ___ __________________ ________________ _____________ ________ _____ ________ studies for which the CIA stands accused, are of little value — the esoteric poisons, the ( the phosphate-rich territory on her southern border. News reports from tne Spanish Sahara said the army ______ -s days set for this weekend. On left., Anne Campbell, president of Sanford %TFW AuxilIary and Post and a "Touche" comment Commander William Burns, right. (herald.Photo by Tom Vincent) made by Mrs. Van Eepoel, . — triggered the recignation, asked to complete his statement Monday night. Pellerin complained that Robbery [)efendant (oes on 1'riaI Trial was scheduled to get Other trials this week before Campello St., Altamonte 22 Lake Mary Rd., Sanford, under way today in circuit court Circuit Court Judge Robert B. Springs, rape. rbbery. for Cles Edward Ball, 23, of McGregor, in the order — Anthony J. Robinson, 19, —StanleyG. Stroupe, 35, 119 Fcrn Park, on charges of scheduled: Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, Ruby Ct., south Seminole, to commit scheduled for the weeks of Dec. Williams Ave., Sanford, scheduled for Dec. 1 on an 1, 8 and 15 (or defendants en- delivery of a controlled sub.. aggravated assault charge tering pleas of innocent when stance. before Circuit Judge Joe A. arraigned Monday before Charles Iroy Holvnan Cowart Jr. AREA DEATHS Conkling and petty larceny. of Dcc. 15 before Circuit Judge Scheduled (or trials the week thia Anne Morris, 20, of J. William Woodson were j0 — M1 FRIEDA BIOP only sure way to protect the public is to stop bill is also from General Waterworks. This bill is The work you and your staff have done Li Some 90 per cent of usable Information comes building reactors. dakd6-30-75andmycostperl,000gallonsr to excellent. You have an accurate picture of from open, unclassified sources. $78. The last bill Li from the City of Casselberry. Seminole County and its people. 'The By and large, spies are a vanishing breed In industry counters record speaks This bill Is my most recent and dated 9-30-75. The Keep up the good work. for itself: No member oVthat the the general public the American system of intelligence. The ever been injured as a result of nuclear power cost of water to me has Increased to $1.36 per Sincerely, Russians, the Chinese, the North Koreans and 1,000 gallons. reactor operation, and no claims have ever been John Vogt other secretive societies still depend heavily on profession is management in a filed under PricAnderson. A governmentSenator, 17th DIstrict spies. The British have a sophisticated system. manufactaring plant. I also manage a family of But Americans now tend to concentate their "worst case" accident on the order of once in a seen the results of inflation but, this water analysis of coded wireless messages picked up Mrs. F'ern Boston, Lake Robert B. McGregor were: died Monday afternoon at Ruthie Burk, Lake Monroe, counts of uttering a forgery. Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Marylou Bite, Sanford, She was a native of Jef- Mrs Judy Young, Soddy, Term., fersonville, Vt., aM had lived in and Miss Jennie Boston, Lake Sanford for the past 14 ye Monroe; two sons, George Jr., moving here from Tennessee. llendersonville, N.C. and Don She was a member of the Boston, Lake Monroe; three J e f f e r so n v ill e (V t.) sisters, Mrs. Maggie Howard, — James Randolph labor, 21, available, grand larceny and protected because ice-Anderson bars such rationalize, based on method of billing. I can only alleviate the immedlate problem confronting technical legal defcnses as contributory and other publications, from which pIebymake one observation I'm drawing water citizens of Winter Springs. Many thanks to Jane ple'e and item-by-item the capability and fault system in which a claimant need only show line thatl was ten Numerous friends commented on your years ago The same facilities that he suffered damages. article of a potential enemy can be calculated. service these lines. I can only calculate my cost (0ft. 16, referring to a drainage problem from M The discovery and conviction or eviction allowed to revert to Individual state tort or Why has my water bill Increased by three and I am expressing my gratitude as well. agaln,thIslsaccomplishedjnlargep.tbyw statutory law, says Martin Victor, vice president times over the last nine months' Sincerely, might be called sophisticated bookkeeping. All of Babcock & Wilcox, a supplier of nuclear Sonic questions come to my mind. Early this Ilarry P. Bwkett spies make mistakes. reactor components and fuel. Price-Anderson year when General Waterworks increased their 1!aclenda Village There has been a tendency to gather so much has resulted in significant contributions to the price, were they improving their accounts Winter Springs marginal information it has been impossible to Survivors include a daughter, Palatka and Mrs. Christine employment when the Congress passed and President Truman signed the Full Employment Act. nationalaverage,wearefarshcirtofatlajnjngthe Ideal, The Full Employment Act seems to have been little more than a statement of good intentions, We have better unemployment compensation programs and better welfare plans but these only cushion the hardships unemployment itself. — private insurance reaches the 500-ll1on level. During hard times, there are more of them. It Is difficult to Somehow the system should guarantee a useful Job to evex' American who sincerely wants to work and is able tc do so. We must not lose sightof this goaland we must not give up hope of designated t cure the Casselberry budgeting would be phased out as more nuclear plants publicized inefficient Casselberry Government pool must - — Who's monitoring this rip-off' What kant their names to appear in print, grandsons. Gramkow Funeral Home in ______________________ — - . r -, be signed with a mailing address and when which no one has time to look at. 11w writer may be verified. 11w Evening Herald would do much to BOSTON George Washington Boston, 61, of I North Rc1ad, Lake Monroe, died Sunday at (;EolmE j remove the legitimate • Lake Monroe for the past 15 Orange County. Employed by by Congress. I3ISHOP, MRS. FRIEDA THOMAS MemO(,al ecvices for Mn Fnieda Thom.% Bishop, as, of 406 Pine Dr . Sinford. *to — Oied Monda. will be held it I m. Wcdneday it Holy Croit Epicopil Church with Rev, make contributio tO the Ci. Mcdi K. Neimin Memorial Episcopal Church, Grarnkow ,rrangerni'nts Dept., he was a Baptist. Survivors include his wife, a o s T ON, 0 E 0 R 0 E WASHINGTON Funeral _____ JACK ANDERSON _________________________________________________ — serv,ccs lot George wauington floston, 61. of I North Road. Lake be held at 3 pm, Wednesday at the grivC%de in Beulah WASHINGTON At the request of the late At the FBI, a spokesman categorically denied parently, anyone with a Dr. Martin Luther King's associates, we in- that agents had ever used electronic surveillance open his mouth Li vieweddark skin who dares to trying to aid her husband, not save herself, The as subversive. I have details were so grisly that they were deleted as a vestigated the smear charges that the FBI had against Abernathy. Several refrrences, Inseen dozens of dossiers on black leaders whose matter of taste. We spread against him. We ri.ported in an earlier duding other conversations between Abernathy only crime Li voicing the tribulations of tJ'ir this portion, except have decided not to reprint column that the stories were grossly inaccurate, and his wife, are attributed in the file to to report that the First Lady "con- people; who have done nothing more than apparently was trying The same associates complained that Dr. fidential sources who have to help keep furnished reliable organize their ranks; who are guilty only of husband's head Intact, not trying to escape her King's successor, Rev. Ralph Abernathy, was information in the past." from peacefully petitioning their government in the also kept under Intensive FBI inirveillance. limousine, It Li clear from the file that FBI agents visited redress of grievances, as their Constitution says From secret Fill files, we have confirmed that the U.S. Pa.csport Office to get his travel they have an inalienable right to do." The full details will be publIshed in a 650-page the G-men have a record of the most intimate schedule amI Credit Bureau offices to find out book Footnote: In falrneEs, called "Post Mortem." Welsberg conit should be added details of his li!e. about his finan-es. the present FBI director, Clarence eludes, as he has in past books, that the Keiey, They know everything about him from his Under the late J. Edgar Hoover, the FBI ss abandoned his predecessor's bias against blacks assassinatIon was L'e result of a conspiracy. Our finances to his health, including the medications almost paranoiac about black leaders. We have and has adopted a balanced racial policy Own investigation shows that many questions Cemetery, Winter G5rden with Rev Richard Wells officiating Gramkow Funeral Home n — ____ ______ cont,alns a psychological profile, copies of his under "Racial Matters," on such prominent _________________ charge 1' ; - I _____ _________ .4 ' ee "!'m return'ng this p/ant. It talks back! , ' ttlmc,ny indicates that she was freeze to death, for 10 sessions, $2.00. to noon, Juanita Chavis Ann Crebs Susan E. Palmer Rusell I. Heed Henry Warren Marion E. Washington tt.L Jack 11. Finch, Altamnonte Springs Morice V. Georgi, Aitamonte Springs Samuel Gallo, Casselberry Leon H. Lormel, fleflary (;ricabelle Weber, Dcl3ary Frances A. Eaton, Longwood Paul Millslagel, Longwood Detlef J. Adams, Orlando Georgia M. Williams, Oviedo InsChIAIu;ES P1!: 7 ,s,Ji,,,l FROM SGS PACKAGE DEAL $136 UITS _____ :" $205 Sanford: Jimmie I.. Bailey Jr. Raquel Benevides Lula Harris Viola L. Johnson Elsie i'(lbler Bertie Marshall ReI'ia K. McLellan Amnanda Montgomery ___________ $90 EXCLUDING DUTY & MAILING ___ Fro $8.5Oea. — BvySO.tIF,i. AN OPEN [(TIER TO TIlE PIIESIIJEtiI AND CONGRESS Seminole Community College. On Beatings, Bombings, Shootings, Arson And Other Violence In The Construction' Industry From The 400,000 Supporte,., of The National Right To Work Committee. . a.,' . . ,l ki l'iaii,, 5,'n.,t'i I.'li,i I, ( liIt,i s.,nl 'I •'4iiliI4)I) UhIkW1flI .4Iia$Il,s,i :i' li.iii,l III li.IIKI I l,e ii,ii,in1 ,'1 ili.i ik'iW1Ies .Icj, hen i'ne lAt'. eii ,i iisujI 1,ii,k .t the iuilJing li4e unit'n—.for here onpukry wu,,nim i ji ,t% i,iti .intl R t nrtiipii.',,, I ,'Ihr uni'n .ui mjI.l, .'."' Itose 11. Payne . I .-.i,,i Sla. tail I h. lh,,,i,1, i),I .ii' .'Iil.i ln I., l'ij 4.l''.'IiI%,f ti,B t,'I% .iikJ, f4(Ik I.IIII, II,-.i%iJI,j,1 I,, ,,Ii., Ipi,j hu'4a - '.J,I..-,, .1J. I It the s4luJlNm er'ni l.,de ,;t ( .re' .ind , Itarnela 1. Whitley ,. ,, I L'.lII,Jlhifl 14 The . .,tu'jt,*'n ilu. it - (1k Ilin1 ' I lie bill. if e.hl,.J ,jnj .ineu( P' the Pie',.,. t(nl w,',slJ rate .4IksJlt 4 it".' hu,Win Ilarry Brown, Osteen Nora M. Itedding, Titusvllle .irs. ixnaiu (JCIIIC) Higgins & boy, Casselberry Mrs. Allan (Patricia) Murphy & boy, Lake Mary ... '( ,wiui,o .criu. '(lmlnwin Sti.." p Ltiin tiII h.is ten qtitI t.iit' i';.itkij ihr.'uIi the II,tu'.e 1 Rprt'ienititc ,,r,,l will m he C*)iItitk'r,.'tJ h lhe nte Detlef J. Adams, Orlando . IKkl,lI s'4h'i lUit4fl .114. iiiiJli Iu,tl,i1 .11k1 s'.' '* In %hinçl*vn •.n eri,wt *4 AIkC In .'n,JcrI.,niJ. i'Ihtul ,4 ih,.' ,.i> Uflkfl4. tit., lk k.,n,I,',I It kMlt flew wvJkifl 'iii wIth Ii l*, i'tit,'*4.' s'iiIIlIIl4 Ufll,$Ii,iI) Monroe . I li.iiiltaI s&JIHI.'I John W. Unsworth, DeBary Dorothy Bessinger, DeLeon Springs John E. Kump, Deltona .. TOPCOATS p.m., Hattie M. Johnson, DeBary Thaddeus W. Fisher Altamonte-Casselberry Martha G. Fox Chamber of Commerce, lun- Andrew Hawkins cheon meeting, Williar'i I.. Iliers 11:45 a.m., Casselberry, featuring candidates for mayor and council in Casselberry. Open to public, call CofC for reservations. KOWLOON C.P 0 j _H0140 KOtso From From Ill,, Winter Park. Topic: Population AILORS I 1O In Sanford For 1 Day, Nov. S Call M. Narani At The Holiday Inn Tel. 323-1913 H. K. TAIL,OS P.o.00xK.issb Dec. 12. HOSPITAL NOTES NOV.3 Room 222, Bush Science J jail pending completion of a court-ordered pre-sentence Thesday, 6:30 p.ii., Thursday. ________________________________________________________ Jtcgistration$15, 12 weeks,SCC Health Building. For in. formation call SCC Community services. iltO* MAOI y1AT 1AflY MAD Pmclgl 9CW( fl Education Campus, 11. For Ileboard Club, potluck dinner 6 information call SCC's cp.m. at clubhouse on lakefront; BIRThS Mr. and Mr-s. James C. (Maria) Clements a girl, Lake Monroe d __________ _______ NEW FASHIONS Dia1322-5762 'Compulsory Un'onism And Corruption Go Hand In Hand" Florida pin., registration $15, Adult Decorating, ,_... an __________ — 1iLIIdii I). TUU Americans, the fi'moua photograph of eflOugh evidence to contradict the Warren account of his traffic violations. Wilkens, Bayard Hustin, Floyd McKisslck, Roy her assassinated husband's limousine o1 th acCused assassin, acted alone. One FBi memo, stamped "Confidential," Innis and Martin Luther King's widow, Coratta. is one of the most poignant mermiories of FOR THE BIRDS: The Society for Animal reveals the details of a squabble Aberrathy had Dossiers were also kept on black artlits, 1%( Itights Is so infuriated over the killing of some 4.5 on Feb. 5, 1970, with his subordiilates. Afterward, entertainers and sports figures, rangIng from This left tlw impression thit she panicked °'° blackblrs in Kentucky, Tennessee themesnonott', Abernathydiacusaed the flare- heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad All and heshtsandtredto$aveh aving, Illlno1rIU3thep1annedfJofflmiWofl , up with his wife. Their conversation is outlined in and actor harry Be!afonte to comedian Dick dying husband, more, thdt they are urging a nationwide boycott detail. Gregory and singer Eartha Kitt. But now, the nation's most indefatigable of Union Carbide products We ed the file to Dr. Abernathy, who This FBI concentration upon prominent Harold readily recalled 11w conversation with his wife. Ii blacks has alarmed buick Congressmen who Wcisberg Why Union Carbide? Although various of Frederick, Md,, has dlscovj that government had occurred, be said, in the privacy of his askedu tote fyoncapitol 11111. We agencies order the killing, Union ight the ctrUiin material was bedroom. "They had to be bugging me," evidence, complete with names and details, deleted from Jackie's Carbide makes the detergent, Tergitol, which testimony on ,JLU,e Abernathy I.old our associate, Joe Spear. My testimony concluded: "To the FBI, ap. kxsens the protective oil on bird's wings so they 'fhe deleted Bram Towers John William, David Douglas, three grandchildren, time to register for class which munity Services. Mark Phillip and Miss Evelyn Gramkow Funeral Home in meets 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. All Oil Painting, 9 a.m. — 104 E. Commercial Jot*i Edward hleer, 24, of Orlando, pleaded guilty as tharged with wand larceny on — Toward More Jobs Where Quality Sells & Service Tells Farms Inc., Forest City, while driving a truck for the firm between Sept. 22 and Oct. 17, 1974. CALENDAR , 4I1 EftW 25, 565 Seminole Ave., Langwood, has been continued until the week of Dec. 8. Lee faces charges of manslaughter, aggravated assault and leaving the scene of an accident resulting In injury in connection FREE MONOGRAM Delia Ann Smith, 23, 6l2'- vehicle. flMt - SR-436 on Sept. 3 that killed a three-year-old New Jersey — Modern intelligence, whether by the CIA or the i/'A\ a vehicle. . I (i rc U it 0o U r t 1' r I a I S tEtTitory was under martial law. A dusk-to-dawn curfew has been in force since last week. time. The exception is when you have sufficient evidence to be virtually certain of guilt fld knoW four coundl members igainst subdivision code. Mrs. Van Eepoel for her (Titicism of the attorney. Laurent Pellerin, who was ______________ tldup of an Alinmonte Springs cealing stoen property. ceny. convenience ztcce. — Calvin C1ipman, 18, 314 — Sylvester Denmark, Spain Ales Sahara Army The opening of mail, the shadowing of suspects, the listing of who attends what meetings and who pr!Ues with whom, disagreeing with him," he resignation last Tuesday night the charges." Ihe investigation into alleged for investigating charges brought improprieties by Bradshaw will by residents against City continue tonight at 7:30 when Building Official Ray Brad- the council will consider an shaw. His resignation resulted affidavit submitted by Gary D. conunission of a felony in David St., Winter Springs, intent MAD}IID,Spain(AP)_Sprnii put its amiy In the Span. ish Sahara on full alert today as it sought to avoid armed CT flict with Morocco by negotiating in Madrid. More skirmishes were reported between Moroccan - ____ ___ pleasure of serving the city and have seen added. "As to the affidavits that many problems resolved and many ordinances passed that were turned down," he said, should prove beneficial to the "people submitted them with city." the understanding council The council did not take any members would read them and action on the resignation. Brock then give them a chance to ____ ______ ___ _____ __ ____ pending n street condiUns." had high Isy Iague connections and some i fluence pith the members of the law firm of Wild Bill Denovan, the head of oss. InteWger.e as an exciting game. The CIA has, over the years, slowly whitied down the number and Influence of holdovers, and their disciples in the next generation. Even today, the job Is not complete. iF • span of approximately nine months shows that the cost per 1,000 gaUons Increased from 44 cents ' F- BUDDY POPPY Aids Evacuation said Telford on Monday. "We have three operations •••;• ,. .,.. lm*. Vermonter - - -' ,, ,.- . r the building department WINTER SPRINGS —. Citing inquiry and then had given his a "personality conflict with own personal version." Councilman Pellerin said, In other cities Irene Van Eopoel," City Attorney thecityattorneydoesnotsitas Newman Stock Monday night a "sixth councilman." "We presented his written have all disagreed with Mr. Brock on a lot of things and only resignation to the council. Brock said, "Since February one person was singled out as _____ •. changed a few words this morning with his wife and daughter and other members of the family. A medical bulletin Issued at 1:30 p.m. disclosed that the surgeons drained more than six quarts of excess fluid from his abdomen while he lay on the operating table. The bulletin said there had been no "manifest" new ac. Is said of one former Central Intelligence Agency operative Involved In Watergate If you asked him to find out for you what was developed their idea.s of intelligence from TV spy stores and paperback thrillers. r MADItID, Spain (A1) — Generalissimo Francisco the 82-year-old dictator's damaged heart. -' -_ ; .• - , of hearings before the Joint Committee on Tai an and Korea. China needs \/f o r newsstand and buy a copy Rather he would perch himself on the 12th story of a building — compIet with dIise — and with a precision, high-powered camera and att.eclunents, covertly photograph the first page ofthepaperbeingreadbysomemanorwoman in the park below. One problem the CIA lives with Is that it was founded, in part, from remnants of the World War II fice of Strategic Services. The OSS had a nucleus of professionals. It also attracted an . Herald Staff Writer t Called Normal heart beat and temperature were normal after a threehour operation (luring the night which halted the ab. I. • and that Mr. Ford will visit soon. U.S.-Chinese witI that conclusion. ,_• . — 'O%'M$' . At present under Price-Anderson, nuclear plants are Insured by a private pool up to $125 million.Incaseofanaccident,federallndemajty Questions Water Rates payments Would supplement this to an upper The vords that surrounded the reality were China's way of telling the United States not to take her for granted and the Third World that U.S.Chinese relations are a strategic marriage of convenience rather than a meeting of minds on ideology . o t perspective. He accurately noted that the United States and China are both self reliant nations which deal with reality, not rhetoric, The words that were exchanged in Peking are over such issues ... \ industry and it is projected that by 1987, nuclear powershoild be supplying more than 35 per cent instead of Kissinger's appeared in official newspapers on the following day. The freeze ended on the second day when Mr. Kissinger and eight of his staff, including a secretary, saw Mao and the receptions were warm and friendly. Finally, as Mr. Kissinger departed the diplomatic climate became formal and chilly . •• Attorney's Post I have had the -. .&. esI 11$ - CROMLEY Franca Signs • ____ ••.... __ ____ .\E*__ . ceaseflre violations and said its militiamen would not withdraw from four confrontation areas in downtown Beirut and the easten suburbs until the government "provldesprotect1on(orindjvidualsandbinfjns i n Drock ________ . Tuesday, Nov. 4, 157S-SA Cites Con fli'f -. ____ _________ _________ • Tallahassee, 32304. — Bill Currle I.. _____ _____ lAL _____ ____________________ ___________________ Security forces counted fewer than 10 killed or wounded in the past 24 hours. The right-wing Christlan Phalange party accused the . .. " -1'i' ______ U PU marreci the second day of the 12th cease-fIre In Beirut's Moslem-ChristIan Street war today, but no serious Clashes copies I .. . rnc..F;rn In DrI..i. III LIl UI Florida Department of Transportation, Includes revisions In the list of Florida attractions and a Blcenmnial 'FraU site map. The FDC has 500000 of these maps available (or distribution. free to the public. Single may be obtained by writing Direct 'p :T. . .;lf' : mtnf '-—" - Whoops, our slip Is showing. In the Sunday Edition of The Evening Herald, we Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. -— - , . ______ Mrs. Earl W. 'Maggie' Parrish, chairman of volunteers, Central Florida Chapter of the American Red cross will host a coffee for volunteers on Nov. 7, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., at 3623 Conway Gardens Road, Orlando. Mrs. Parrish has been involved with Red Cross ______________ •. - :1 Peking flatly ruled out a visit to China by the mayo; of Puerto Rico, taking the occasion to brand th t'nited Thtcs as an imperialistic power. When the United States shrugged off the in. cident. Peking raised its voice higher to claim for . : now available from the Florida numerous sociai anu servicv urwnj.uuuu. oiic u _______ _______ - the crewning ceremony, he apparen'Jy got confused as to thenameof Miss Dtane&mpson sescort. Diane was crowned Homecoming queen by last year's winner Debbie Vandehoten Howeer, her escort was listed as Buster Leftwlch, hin in reality it was Jeffrey Hodges who escorted the excited Diane Sorry for the error, Jeff, i.rid hope this makes amends serving as a Gray Lady, blood bank volunteer and first aid.wator safety Instructor, In the Ceniial Florida Chapter, e has served in ater safety and hospital programs at McCoy Air Force Base, at local pools and at Orange Memorial Hospital's swim therapy for patients. She has also been responsible for day camp swimming arl waterfront programs for several ear. Mrs Parrish currently serves on the Executive Committee cf the Board of Directors for the Central Hurricane Eloise did extensive damage in the Florida Panhafl(ile. Lid, disaster units from throughout the state and entire south respondod rapid)) None. hoeer were on the scene any faster than our own Capt. Jim Sneilson, conunander of the Seminole County Salvation Army Capt. Sneilson spent the better part of a wee); cookiig for the many vo inteers who aided In the rescue and rehabilitation efforts itjj'.. uns''nt i,nuer It' .iiut ,i*'wn .jn entity 'i,.tn,'. li''n (1r''tc.t ,nt,'It in 'J.ien. of '.t'n ii'a ,'t tl,ptsi.'. 't.iI or nit .$,ilh,,'tI -will, ,,ue,, .i ti.igL' Shtit t J.iwii h job tile pitlet line ttInF r I II I).' ''111111k lK'il bbt'4k'.'f. 111k L IhfI%%f ''1 in Iii i,I,i ullilkI w,',,I,l tI.iie' . - . . .' "I ti ,'ukl k,Iii,.' Ilk' iittiiiuic in r'' Lu iii,' - _fkiti 4.1 Ih.ii ,.'te'n the bitt s i.I"'t0' .,.hiii it,MIkI h.,' ll%...i.J t.di,t'.' tiflhiIfl winL,.'ttiiiT their )l'tl. Tb.. t'ti. quie'.i'n is olue',J ihen t'. wh4:th,'r I he bill WEATHER Monday's high 81. Overnight low 61. Rainfall was .01 inches. Partly cloudy through Wednesday. A slight chance of showers. Mild with highs in the mid 8(ks. Lows in the upper 60s and low 70s. Easterly winds around 15 mph, decreasing at night. Rain probability 20 per cent through Wednesday. 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Fire As Infamous Driver Series Opens With Don Juan Tales By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN A I)EMt ABBY: My husband is e:ther the world's biggest liar, or he must have something I'm Dear not aware Abby I George sad he was through driving sitters home because they just won't leave him alone. Ile claimed the last one a l&. ____ ____ - believe this? Another time, the minister's wife called and offered me some home-grown cucumbers. She said she had more than she knew what to do with, so I sent George over to get some. When he carne back he said the riiiniter suite tried to get him to "relax' on a her basement. Then she "begged" him to try ome of her pineapple upside-down cake. He also claimed that to prolong his stay, she handed him one cucumber at a time! lie's always telling me how women can't resist him. Believe me, Abby, he's nothing special, Should I pretend to believe him, call him a ?r oc what' ORGE'S WIFE DEAR WIFL: If George Is making us these s(orks, he must feel the need to convince you i and perhaps himself) that he's desirable. Ilyoucallhlma Bar, you'll castrate him. Give his ego a boost instead, and be won't have to lie, DEAR ABBY: lama 14-yearold boy, and I'm in the 10th grade. I gave my girl friend a %Tist watch for her birthday, which caused her parents and mind There's no hunch from this writer of ever saying "move over Perv." But harness racing is an exciting participant sport. Speed is thc word. From the grandstand, it appears drivers churn past in a state of slow-motion. It's about as slow from the sulky as a roller coaster ride. mc show is billed as the Marty Stein benefit, ho was killed in a Scuba diving accidcnt Th Stein family inaugurated a music scholarship at Lyman to he given to deserving students to further their musical careers. Plans are for two heats to precede the biggie, with two qualifiers from each going for the championship. The field includes typewriter-hangers Jim Caruield, lierkv Cush, harry Skop and this writer; radio personalities Stan Savaran and Jim Casey; and TV wordbenders Mick Andrews, Kevin Downer and Marty Stebbins. May the best horse win. especially hers) to become very upset. Her parents seem to think it was an "engagement" present, and they made her give it back to me. tv parents weren't quite so harh, but the', think it w little too much for a boy of our age group to give a girl friend. . Abby, I didn't give her the watch to symbolize anything. I Just wanted ,to give her something nice, and she needed a watch. It was very inex- pensive. My girl friend was heart. broken when her parents made her return It, and my ego was somewhat pounded into the rour4 ?ret!irethnt,re2renu t old enough t 'u'inrv snously involved, but I do think she should have been ible to keep it. What do you think? Please be open-minded. T.L. DEAR TA.: It's not the cost but the kind of gift your parents objected to. Jewelry and per- sonal attire (at any price) are too intimate for 14 year olds. - Still Relatively Inexpensive Chicken Is 1 A Most Versatile Food Choice A Skits To Entertain Gardeners WAN REAL A reie Mental Health Talk Set epartment at Rollins College th and 1 Mrs. tasb7ui The Mental Health afterno'n lectures, Dr. Smi mer stock thel les r "l 'socatj(fl if Or;n;i' (*:mt) a ,%ill scak briefly at the Mental will present psychologist Dr. Health Association annual number of year an ii presently editor and writer for Manuel J. riiith of Los membership luncheon meeting. ,, , ,, . _______ rVerd Jlfle r- -q ifqon Hostess, - .. : RIM , f iotese Ariries, Cali f., in a day-long During the luncheon 35ieC1SJ Central.piscopa1 01 Florida at Winter Park. educational program, Nov. 14. awards will be made, and the ________ Open to the public, the program recipient of the annual Golden will be held at the First Bell award for outstanding REPAIRS? REM 'DEL? Presbyterian Church in community service in the field NEW INSTALLATIONS? downtown Orlando. of mental health wil l be an*P YQ) i'j p 1k. Smith is the author of the nounced. C" IUI4oc, t&,d SM'u'ii CoAbg! new best-seller on asserRegistration will begin tivenesstraining "W hen ISay jxompfiy at 2 sin, for the No, I Feel Guilty." He Is a morning session and at 1:30 SO" Nstist,,C,vo,,.,,, licrnd dir:d ps cc'i.t If f.O-Pi. p iii for the afternoon lecture, p by, Ion (itt ri.. Ap,t , i, Mtt(. and the skills and techniques he Lunch eon will be by prepaid c.' i, io has developed are easily reservation only. For further -tS&',o, WtA learned and challenging fun as information call the Mental THE TILE MARKET, Inc. well. 932 P1 M 4Q bo. Health Associa tion of Orange In addition to morning and County. _ ___________ ____ ___ - - - .' - MARGE WILLIAMS 3221812 Sanfor d SHIRLEY MILLET 0349212 Cassel berry . Winter Springs RUTH TUECH LYNN HENDERSON 834 92`12 Altamonte SprIngs.Lcji,.gwoe. SHIRLEYMILLET 8349212 Forest City A lta mon te Springs HILDA RICHMOND . S/ 1167 Oeltona SPORTS - - de(eatii1g Minnesota 28-21, Rodney(in D g e rf i e Id, You Play For Rams 2 . 6 Mi chigan Harris explained it after the "They were just squatting on of 20 tosses for 207 yards. Rams humiliated the Eagles 42- him, letting him go. We tried to Jackson said he called his 70 Pitt 620 END OFA SERIES 21 by Alan Maver WI7W 79t 5/cE, T4Y/4t I 1 4 4 EVE iV1e//,ro,qy I I a16vAp,p,?4r,,o,q I - 1,'&P 58R1E5 /iY/69 *cW655uW8 ,qFp 570 44~hwzll!9 PHILADELI'Hj,\ (AP) - 3 Monday night bef ore 64,601 earn a little respect by going first touchdown pla y. Shades of comedian Rodney booing home fans - and mil- long." "On the previous series, t)ar.erfleld. lions who must have turned off Boy, old they earn respect. Johnny Outlaw the Eagles' Philadelphia showed Los An- the nationally televised Nation- Before Harris stopped his cornerback Just sat there on geles Rams quarterback James al Football League game before bombing, he had thrown three me. I said to James, 'Look, I Harris and wide receiver liar. it was three-quarters over, touchdown passes, 54 and 30 can beat my man on straight go old Jackson no respect and It "We thought they weren't re- yards to Jackson and 42 yards patterns,' and I did with a little cost the Eagles dearly. specting Harold," Harris said, to Jack Snow. He completed 10 outside move. Outlaw was 619 602 4,yP fiW )4q . • . 1 - / CfF8f47/4' e e6'7rcW///447W1'D17 ?'f)',7 ) 'X,t 7Z" /876,/ioVtq. m" - ..• -- - ', Former No. 6 QB For FSU, Walker SE Back Of Week . I '/J' ,, . \ I - I :' _____ BE By THE ASSOCIATED IRESS O State 27.7. week'r margin was 50-8 in first- points by trouncing Missouri 30 Texas climbed from eighth to Maryland. Second-ranked Oklahoma, Ohio State's Buckeyes re- place ballots and 1,190-1,084 in 7. seventh with 587 points by Southern Cal totaled 426 the defending national celved 38 first-place votes and total points. Southern California's 28-14 downing Southern Methodist 3o- points with Arizona State once champion, closed in on Ohio 1,188 of a possible 1,260 points Nebraska, heading toward a loss to California dropped the fl and Penn State moved up again rounding out the Top Ten State today In The Associated from a nationwide panel of & Nov. 22 Big Eight showdown previously unbeaten Trojans from ninth to eighth at 492 with 400 po ints following a 40-14 Press college football poll. sports writers and broad. against Oklahoma, also gained from fourth place to ninth, points with a 1$-13 decision over drubbing of Utah. Florida, 31-14 winner over casters. The Oklahoma Sooners ground. The third-ranked Corn- Texas A&M, idle last weekend, Auburn, remained No. 11. The were No. 1 on 19 ballots and huskers received the other six moved from fifth to fourth with Here are the Top Twenty 1. Texas se 7 10 Gators, unbeaten in the received 1,139 points. Last first-place votes and 1,058 8(12 points. Ums in The Associated Press I Penn St. 192 010 Southeastern Conference, stand colltge football poll, with tint. 91 Calif 126 1.10 place votes In parentheses. sea- I0.ArI:ona St. 71 overall. 100 000 The next four team., also rCconds and total points 7.14.... 304 11. Florida Ohio remained No. for moved up one pos ition each. Pont bawd on 2011 16.1117 12Notne Dame 147 670 the fifth week in a row but the 16•S433 1: 111 l3San Diego St. $00 Alabama went from sixth to margin slipped from 106 points 101 IlColorado 620 fifth with 665 points following a i.hi 51 30 000 610 100 s 15 Arizona to 49 following a hard-fought 24- ___________________________________________________________ 21-10 triumph over Mississippi 7 Oklahoma (19) $00 1:139 16 Maryland 63 52I 14 victory over Indiana while Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (6) 100 tOil 11Mlami. 0. 710 17 State, Michigan rose from sev. Tuesday, Nov. 4, lfls.-1B Ok1a hori was playing one of I Tc'xa% 700 002 10 California 530 50 enth to sixth with 587 points by S Alabama AIM 1.1r0 its be tter games in trimming 645 19 MIssouri 5 30 3' . Chr stmas To Your Tree VING Closin g '" looking for me to go deep in.9-16o9O. / side." 2'FC.004k' I Jackson ______ - • made n 1fkinP rpfer.. encc to the Rams' tndency to OC/,47CW I ST4 P' rain the ill down an oppoI nent's throat rather than pass it " over their heads. /7-/for cW.y The score so far in the internal strife for jai"I usually don't see that APrna'4 alai players is Management 1, Players 0. many passes," said the wide '\&p 7,*0ñ-77 1P I The players appeared on the verge of scoring, receiver, who was dealt to Los 97¼t7'4V/CA" ,-r Mft 4',fiol•,4a?c') I but management has doused much of the ATLANTA 1 AP) Clyde because of the school's reputa. history to record a 1,000-yard Angeles by the Eagles in the Px;rFp 4 trade for quarterback Roman 1 Walker, who entered spring tion for passing the football. He season, reaching the 1,055 Gabriel after momentum the players association had built up. CC /7 87 I the 1972 season, "I • football practice at Florida suffered a shoulder injury in mark. = /)1R,i4VAt9 I know I'd better catch them State University as the No. 6 preseason practice, losing his /'/f Using the airplane-ticket-back.to.Spain in one Sadler ran for 147 yards and w j '''' '?'O7?r'FR n I do -or I won't see them he quarterback, has given the frestunan season. He became a two touchdowns in Vanderbilt's hand and contract in the other ploy, Daytona ' . ''' G(ctF A again." lie caught three for 91 Seminoles a two-victory season forgotten man with the Semi. 17-14 victory over Virginia and I Beach-Melbourne management has do used much ,V,1R..qy for the first time since 1972. noles last year and ended up Wallace ran for 128 yards and yards y of the momentum the players association had built 'me' game was simply a The son of Athletic Director redshirting for the season. passed for another 116. up. ___________________________________ Clyde Walker Sr. of the Univer_________ "This is a tremendous hon'r _________________________________ Other ba cks cited for out- laugher for the Rams, who won their six th trai s ght since losing sity of Kansas destroyed Clemfor Clyde, but we also think it Lu standing The point of pressure for added benefits got so play Saturday were their season opener to Dallas. son with his pinpoint passing a cred it to our entire offensive Jimmy Fis he r of Florida, Fr heat ed at Las Vagas' MGM Grand Hotel last ed Los Angeles, a pee-season (aSaturday, sparking FSU to a 43- team," said Eddlie Wilson, the Fisher and Steve Curnutte of 3 wee kend, that MGM decid di ed to simply close th e vonte to reach the Super Bowl, 7 triumph. FSU quarterback and receiver Vanderbilt, Steve Campassl of now leads the National Conferfronton, rather thar1 succumb to demands of the • Walker, a 195-pound soph- coach. Kentucky, Tim Ellis and Mi. ence West by four Teamsters Union which players had joined. games with omore From Chapel lull, N.C., "Clyde has been consistent chad Sweet of Mississippi, completed 'Oof 14 passes for 165 all year," he said. "Ills strong- Charles Alexander of Louisiana only half the season jet to play. Defensive end Fred Dryer, yards and three touchdowns, est suits are consistency and State, Buddy Gilbert of Tulane, INDIANAPOUS (AP) - LAs- ment, were impressive against who ran 20 yards for a touchadded 10 more yards on a pair poise." Kevin MeLee and Glynn HarriGatening to Coach Bobby Knight a team similar to the one that down with a third-quarter of carries when he was forced Walker now has hit on 83 of son C'! Georgia; describe Indiana University's won the controversial 1972 out of the pocket and played 148 passes for the year for 1,2 Jel Bower, Ben Garry and bid fumble, put the rout In its 94-78 victory over the touring Olympic finals at Munich. Basketball season is creeping in 'q uicker only slightly more than half the yards and nine touchdowns. Chuck Clancy of Southern Mis- proper perspective when he Russian national basketball Knight wasn't willing to cornthan anyone realizes. game. Duflose, the outstanding Ga. sissippi, Bobby Jackson and said: "It wasn't any fun. it was team, you would never too easy" have pare this year's team to last For that effort, Walker was tor fulluacic who threatens to Larry Key of FSU, Bucky Proof is in the pudding. Saturday night known Scott May scored 34 year's Dryer wasn't very kind to th - at least not yet. But e named today The Associated walk off with weekly honors Shaniburger and Adrian RuckSeminole Community College stages its annual points or that the Hoosiers shot the Russian coach, whose team l osers. He said some of Press Southeastern Back of the each week, took over the South- er of Georgia Tech, Ricky Eagles quit. "I homecoming game in which the varsity plays its empathize with 51 per cent, lost the opener of Its current 11Week, nosing out Florida's Jim. eastern Conference rushing Rivas of Memphis alumni. You rr.ht not have suspected game tour, 67-56 to Marquette State, 'y those guys," Dryer began. "But my DuBose, Tennessee's lead Saturday with a 149-yard rune King, Willie Shelby and This year, two games are to be played. The Randy Wallace and Van- effort in Florida's 31-14 victory Mike Stock of Alabama, Bruce when you lose like they are, oh- that Indiana scored at all early Sunday morning, offered faculty plays the freshmen at 7, followed by the derbilt's Lonnie Sadler for the over Auburn. DuBose, twice a Treadgill of Mississippi State vily something is wrong. against the Soviet Union squad a comparison of his own. Monday night. "Indiana is 20 points better varsity-alumni game at 8. honor. Back of the Week this fall, be- and Mike Gayles and Eddy They have half the season to "Defense," said correct mistakes. Some Knight, "Li than Marquette," Kondrashin quit, Walker entered FSU in 1973 came the first Florida runner In Powers of Tennessee. The freshmen aren't as big of favorites as one the key to our team. It's what said through an Interpreter. "If SO didn't." might think. Mainly because the faculty has some Eagles' Coach Mike wins ball games. Offense is just we played Sunday as we played pretty good shots scattered around the campus. McCormack, whose lob is In something you do at the other tonight we would have beaten Like Bob Ek, Ed Seamer, Barry Keim, Larry end of thee court. Jeopardy, was distraught. Marquette." Castle and Charlie Craig. "When you're playing sharp The tight-lipped McCormack told post game interviewers: defense, It opens things up ofThe alumni won't exactly be strangers, either. "Ge ntlemen, this is going to be fensively." Vernell ElIzv couldn't make it, but the list of shows Indiana played 10 minutes of short and sweet. We got our is expected to include Simon Harper, Greg brilliant defense at the start of butts kicked by a very good Robinson, Jim Gilchrist, John Thomas, Fred GAl NESVI 141.E (AP) ri*ade four big plays. The F'lori- cal game of the year for all our football team We didn't seem the second half, limiting the Florida tackle Darrell Carpen- dii coaching staff graded him Linemen," he said. "And it was Milton, Earl Stokes, Bill Corso and Gary Sanborn. to do anything right. We Russians to seven points and ter says the Tigers of Auburn out at 99 per cent, Harper, of course. was All-American at probably the most emotional couldn't execute our offense. It irlcI'C&s$flg its 48-42 halftime may not have been corn. "In no way should he be game the Gators have been in. was a total collapse. That's the lead to 7949. Seminole and went on to star at Florida Southern DAYTONA BEACH (AP) plimenting him by running so grading out over 86 per cent cv- Our team was really emotion- way it looked to me," May, a first-team All- There may soon be four for two years. lie's been out of school for four years many plays his way during t'ry game, but he does it be- ally Up." Gabriel was even more ho- American forward, returned to members of the million-dollar now. but here's a bet that he can still shoot the eyes their 31-14 loss to the Gators last (ilUse of his heart," said assistken up than his coach. He usu- the Starting line-up for the first club in the National Association out of the bucket. Carpenter edged out Ben WilSaturday. ant coach Lambert Reed. "In of Mississippi, Steve Casall)' hangs around and talus in time since he broke his left arm for Stock Car Auto Racing. Coach Joe Sterling is going to have a real fine "You like to be in on the ac' my 15 years he's the most in- lianis detail with everybody who ap- late last season and displayed a Cale Yarbrough is only $1,043 tion," he says. "But you basketball team this season, from the looks of some don't tense player I've ever sidy and Kenny Bordelon of shooting performance away from joining Richard Pet. Louisiana State, Bob Baumho- proaches his locker. lie was 13-for-IS want an opponent to think you coached. promising freshmen and a handful of returnees. But May also credited the de- ty, David Pearson and Bobby even shorter than the coach. He wer and Conic)' Duncan arc the weak link." Coach Doug Dickey said CarThe season opener is still almost two weeks off, but lease with the victory. "De- Allison in the exclusive club of of Ala- could scarcely speak. l! that's what the Tigers were penter had one of the best bama, harvey Hull of MIS.. turned the game our way drivers who have wori$i million this scrimmage should tell more about just how "We were humiliated, fense i pp State and his teammate humllim'ted, h thinking, t hey were wrong. Car- games any of his pupils ever sissi the second half. We tried to or more In purses on the um iliat ," the In ed good the l(airs might he. Green. penter's link in the Gator de- played. pressure them and to keep the NASCAR circuit. vetera n quarterback fensive chain was so strong that "lie was all over the field," Other linemen with fine per- repeatedly mumbled, ball away from them." lie will get his chances Sunhe's The Associated Press Dickey said. "lie is one of the forinances were Laverne JohnSoviet Coach Vladimir Konday in the Dixie 500 at Atlanta Southeastern Lineman of the steadiest players I've ever had son and Rick Kimbrough of drashin agreed. "They play de. To Week. and his leadership to this team Mississippi, Ray Costict of Misand a 500-miler at Ontario, Ca. tense better than they play ofhf., Nov. , the final 1975 "It could have gone to line-' is immeasurable." sissippi State, Le Leroy Cook of CINCINNATI (A PI Base- (ease. The whole team plays events. - Area senior citizens hesitant about entering backer Sammy Green," CarCarpenter said Auburn was Alabama, Lucius Sanford of ball's World Champion Cincin.. better when number 42 (Stay) is the Golden Age Olympics next week, should conpenter said Monday of the hon. the best team Florida has met, Georgia Tech, Greg Jones and nati Reds will host the 1976 olli- in there." Petty is even closer to his sider that while entries are heavy for sports like or. "Or it could have been any- even better than North Carolina John Yarbrough of Tennessee, cial National League opening The Hoosiers, who were top. second $300,000 season. He body else on the defense. Ever)' State, which handed the Gators Mike Quintela of Louisiana day game against the Houston ranked and undefeated in 30 needs only $720 in the final bowling, golf and tennis, they are light for many their only loss in eight games by State and Terry Hayne, David Astros at Riverfront Stadium games last season before losing races one did his job well." other events. and has a good chance to score of 8-7. Carpenter, a 245-pound Jun. a Stevens and Mike Emanuel of Thursday, April 8, the club an- 94-92 to Kentucky in the quar- break the M,= record he set And that means the chances of winning one of br, got In on 17 tackles and "Auburn was the most physi- Kentucky. nounced, ter-finals of the NCAA tourna- in 1971. the superb medalli ons given to first, second and to the third placers is excellent. Events range down JaiAlaiManagement 1,. Players C By NANCY BO(yl1J states serve it with a creole, out work, originality I mentioned a bo ve. 2 tablespoons vinegar Mix 2 ta blespoons season ed Herald Correspondent West it is usually cooked over udubon Chief Wins Post Take two cups of orange Add a green vegetable and 1 tablespoon brown sugar flour with water, until smooth, Chicken Is truly one of the an open fire and the deep South juice, dip small pieces of salad, and you have a meal lit *4 teaspoon powdered garlic, add to drippings Hal Scott, President o the the Outer Continental Shelf universal foods. in skillet along It is almost serves it deep fried in a special chicken in the juice, lay the for a king. Enjoy! or Florida Audubon Society, has Lands Act, including all aspects always allowed on diets. Most batter. with remaining ingredients. pieces on a cookie sheet, pour CHICKEN ORIENTAL '. ,been named as an official ad- of oil exploration and religions allow their follow garlic salt Bring Just to boiling point. Pour ers You can roast, broil, boll, remaining Juice on top and bake I frying chicken, visor to new Secretary of the development of Outer Con- to include it in l' cups d ra ined pineapple over chicken, cover and bake at .t their menu. (leep fry, saute or barbeque in moderate oven. Ummmmm2 to 3 lbs. chunks Interior, Thomas S. Kieppe. trnental Shelf resources. Every country in the world has chicken. It can be served hot or mmgood! 325 degrees for about 45 ' cup flour 1 Scott will serve as one of thie six onion, cut in hall crosswise minutes. It's own special way of cold and is a popular entree for What about that bottle of 1 teaspoon salt 'public' members of the United then In eighths In addition to serving on the preparing this popular meat, a backyard picnic. ii teaspoon pepper Worchestershire sauce? Take a i green States Department of the newly appointed Advisory pepper, cut in In India it is orepared with NANCY'S EGG NOODLES Chicken is still a relatively cup of sauce, add several 2 teaspoons powdered ginger i inch pieces Interior's Outer Continental Board, &ott is also a member curry, in Italy it Is prepared PARMESAN inexpensive item on your tablespoons of butter and bake. cup shortening Shelf Advisory Board. Th e of the National Off sh ore with a tomato sauce Cut chicken In serving pieces, Boil 8 ounces of medium and in grocery list, and with the many Deellghtful! 2 tablespoo ns seasoned appointment of Ws Advisory Operations Industry Advisory Spain it is served with rice and ways it can be prepared, it can and shake in paper bag con- width egg noodles in salted Soy sauce 13 another good flour (left from dredging .1 Board was one of the first of- Committee to the Commandant a spicy sauce, to name a few, be tairiing flour, salt, pepper and water. Do not over cook. Drain served every week with an "mixer" Take a cup of soy chicken) ficial acts of the newly- of the U.S. Coast Guard, serves ginger. Brown floured chicken noodles arid toss with garlic In the'United States, there is entirely different taste. sauce, add 12 cup of cooking oil, I cup water confirmed Secretary of the as Florida's representative to no special national dish, in hot shortening in skillet. powder, coo il but Most homemakers tend to garlic powder and paprika and 'i cup pineapple syrup Interior. Remove chicken to casserole, mesan cheese to taste. the Environmental Protection rather an unlimited number of serve chicken the same way. follow q the same procedure a '11e purpose ofthe Board to Committee of the Interstate Oil ways to prepare chicken, Why not try a different way above. advise the Secretary of the Compact Commission and Is a depending on the section of the next time? The bottle of Italian dressin, Interior and other officers of member of the Big Cypress country where you reside. If you do not choose to go by a on the shelf can be used to mak the Department of the Interior Advisory Committee which New England traditionally recipe, try cooking chicken with a different tasting chicken. Jus in t.'ie performance of reviews each application for an serves chicken il roasted and items you have right in your brush on dressing, pour son discretionary functlo under oil drilling permit in that area, stuffed, the middle Southern cupboard. Almost anything will more on top and bake. Simpli and tasty. None of these ideas appeal Ii your particular taste? Wel i then, makeup one of your own What fun, the night before Don't be afraid to experiment threath to establish the pattern. All of us have a spark o Christmas, to open the boxes of But I've made quite a few tree ornaments and ñall .origlnality we can use to creaU pictures and pillows. What our own special dishes. Be happy holidays of yesteryear. other projects lend themselves daring! It's a lovely tradition to add at to Bargello designs? least one special new ornament Today i would like to share to your tree each year. If It's F.R.M. with you two recipes. The first Dear F.R.M., one you embroider, it has the is my oldest daughter's favorite Your question is well timed. added advantage of being food, the second is one I Today's column should provide dreamed up using unbreakable so that you and that spark of You with some suggestions. Your family will be able to enjoy You'll find many more If you go it for years to come. to the library and look at books Some have aspecjal talent for rnirncnt makes a very special instead of backing Ilicigi with on Bargello. In mine, called designing Christmas tree or- greeting card enclosure for "Bargello," there naments with just the right special friends and through felt. 46P are 1 I've found that everyone falls photographs of tote bags and touch of gaiety and sparkle. your gilt you become part One such is m, friend Sophia their Christmas festivitIes of in love with these small footstools, wastebaskets and treasures when they're given as chairs, all done in Bargello Hutchinson of Atlanta Six of Every July up here In West gifts It's a lovely way to spread designs, I myself have made a her enchanting designs, printed Townsend, at my School of Christmas cheer' lamp base in Bargello and has e on canvas, are in my current Needle Art, we have a W.i Dear Elsa, often seen Bargello bands used Needle Art collection. Christmas-ln-JuIy holiday week I like the even, regular for belts. You'll find that almost Bargello stitching, wor ked complete with a tree hung with designs of Bargello and lends vertically, itself specially designed ornaments, stitching my patterns enjoy any embroidered project can be MO on a interpreted in Bargello. especially well to diamond You don't have to limit plain piece of canvas, counting E.W. shapes or curving miniature yourself to using them as tree Flame-stitch motifs. Used ornaments. Alter you work out A horizontally, it conveys the your wn favorite miniature rou ndness of C1'iristznas tree Bare1lo motifs, why Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dorsett 11 I not make A covered dish turkey dinner HEAD CHE 1I balls. Bright color contrasts them in other colors as birthday of Winter Park will entertain will he served at 6:30 p.m. and sharply defined designs are gifts, to hang at your windows, Altamonte Springs Garden Club Serving on the Supper Corn. most effective for those small or as distinctive shade pulls or members and guests with mittee are Mr. and Mrs. Don r £ i' ornaments, needlepoint mobiles. u 0U pifl Shakespearian skits when the Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Robe rt 101 IaSL Once you start you'll to use them as free hanging club meets on Nov. 13 in the lilseox, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph call the probably want to make some as accessories, you'll want to Hospitality Room of First &o:in, Mr. and Mrs. harry gifts. A. Christmas tree or- embroider them on both Federal of Orlando, Altamonte Welch, and Mr. Herbert Springs. Mr. Dorsett was Farewell, formerly head Of the Drama Say Happy No one asked me, but: The odds board at the Seminole Turf Club will get the supreme test \Vednesday night when news media members climb aboard nn' suii and irs' and sprint around the track in championship form. At last check, the morning line started at and went skyward. -- fli - year-old girt practically attacked him in the car. (She's a Junior Achiever. Can you 1111111 Sooners I I - -- In - a na R u ss i an S ps ( Seminole CC Cagers Prevlev, - Gator Darrell Carpenter SE Lin eman C Week of- Ca/e Eyes $ 1 Million - .,. - Golden Olympics Next Week Reds Open - simplest, like arts and crafts. The catch is that entrants have to be 55 o over, and cost is not prohibitive. Not at 50 cents a throw. Plans are for the week-long ceremonies to be kicked off Monday at It) when 69-yearold John DePont runs down Sanford Avenue carrying the symbolic torch. DePont, of Delary, has competed in the Boston marathon several times. Jack Homer, sponsoring Chamber of Commerce director, is hoping the "entire city turns out for the ceremonies." McGinnis X-Ray Proves Negative % , PIlll.ADEI.PHIA (AP) - X against the Braves. rays on his januned thumb "It's still swelling around the have proved negative, and said MonGeorge McGinnis of the Phila. knuckle," McGinnis saw limitinjury. He the deiphia 76ers says he hopes to day of return to action for tonight's ed action last Friday but Hatlonal Basketball missed Saturday nights game Association game in Buffalo against the New York Knicks. 7H """""""""""""" I sr. PETERSBURG (AP) For the second straight week, undefeated Hollywood Hills is on top of the big-school Class AAAA, earning nine of 16 first-place votes in the prep Football poll of the Florida Sports Writers Association, But Orlando Oak Ridge was Just one point behind after grabbing four first-place ballots for its 47-14 defeat of Orlando Jones. Hills, which passed Oak Ridge last week, boosted its record to 8-0 with a 26-15 victory over Cooper City. DeLand Holds No. I 0 Hills, As tronaut Still On Top ) """""" Titusville Astronaut, a 21.16 winner over Class 4-A's Merritt Island, got all but one vote for the 3-A lead. Chipley didn't play but stayed atop 2-A as several other ranked teams were beaten. For the second week in a row, FAMU High was unanimous for the Class A lead. It beat Wewahitchku, the pre-season choice for first, by 224 Here are the standings, with first-place votes in parentheses, won-lost record and points CLASS 4-A I. llollywc'od Hills (9) 8-0 137 Orlando Oak Ridge (4) 7-0 136 Pensacola Tate (1) 7-0 118 Fort Pierce Central 7-0 99 5, Jacksonville flames (1) 7-0 90 Tampa Jefferson (1)7-0 70 Miami Palmetto 6-0 68 Tallahassee Leon 6-1 49 Merritt Island 6-143 I0.Deland 7.1 22 CLASS 3-A Titusville Astronaut (15)70 159 Ocala Forest 7-0 138 Milton (1) 6-0 125 Tampa Jesuit 7-0 106 Delray Atlantic 6-1 87 New Smyrna Beach 7-1 76 Jacksonville Bolles 7-0 67 Tarpon Springs 6-1 48 Fort Myers 6-1 29 10-Riverview East Ray 6-1 28 CLASS 2-A Chlpley (13) 7-0 133 Pahoke' (3) 71 129 Palmetto 7-0 111 Melbourne Central Catholic 8-097 Alachua Santa Fe 6-1 87 Lake Butler Union Co. 6-1 70 7, Eustis 6-161 Miami Westminster 7-0 51 Crescent City 6-1 48 10.Port St. Joe 7.1 13 CLASS A I. FAMU High (16) 8-0 160 Branford 8-0 137 Greensboro 7-0 130 St. Augustine St, Joseph 7-0 107 Bristol Liberty Co. 6-1 69 t. Qu incy Monroe 6-0 72 Mayo Lafayette'Co. '.4) 5 j ,Miami Christian 6-1 51 Miami Northwest Christian 7-0 44 10.Belle Glades Day 5-2 14 T_ ' I 'S.... -- p... . ''-'.''&, I --:,,,;. '' -. ....-.: '.i •..', S. �—-- ______ . }(.'jj.j fl -- 1—_--...-_' Ti- 5ay. Pc 4 I73 Wife Major _ ____ ow Handwriting Hoople's ___________ Heh—Heh, Gators II1 • NORFO1, Va. (AP) M ach and not the players," Bnchi• tid as ch of the said Bnchi. ________ ________ VIn1a Squires o( the Amen______ _____ can Basketball Association, -,.:;-: ____________ .- sa , -. his te "saw the han But the dismiss To , Withwoyeaxsleutonathj.e. year contract reportedly I Ceorga By MAJOR AMOS a HOOPLE and one my mt favored end. The Hoople System sees C' f TheflcraldSersjce chores, interpreting the many the Buckeyes whipping a good Egad, friends, these heautiful imponderables of collegiate Illinois e!even, 3&7, and the .. .- Beat - .. Monday . weather is Just peect for the ponUal of the Baylor club Mrni (0.) Redskins, aiming ______ _ _____ to BianChi, m his 18th seaso, sit around or get inrohd in Forecast nny duUes. basketball again. . - - -. _______________________ _____ ______- ______ ___ __________ - I . their first seven starts. "The owners and manage.. F.seryoi,e has heard of fish tales. Rat Mac McUuug 6 I 0 •S7 169 s DavisTo Con tract one of the most-wanted Argos' owner Bill Hodgson, 08' al Manager Jack Ankerson said men in the now-defunct World who would have undoubtedly Meaung didn't say here he has bn fishthg, bat ebancea are, area anen would give the favorite plug to how, so they were terrible as they were of to high,lnfact,Texaswjjjfo victory over the Stanford a rough afternoon. However, we Cardinals. You might say - Another long-time rivalry i3 ed." 20 In an o'd-(ashloned barn when Alabama invades to do The wider, longer CFL field burner, battle with Louisiana State for of action at least until Decem- team without a championship son over the weekend. "I de- rules...IreallytinkittsjJ . Ior 23 ye2rs,sigrdthenashy5- dded on Toronto," Davis said, to a player like !ny'lf. I'dday, November 7 but in this business, when and occasional pas5-ctcher a couple of weeks ago, I really exciting." Navy, 21, MiamI (Fla.) 16 (MI Baby Gators Show Better Percentage Than Big Brothers For Sports varsity is 3-0 after.handlng Georgia's Builpups a 28-13 Fan Atlanta at Minnesota Cincinnati at Denver San Francisco at Los Angeles Ohio U. 17, BowlIng Green 14 II,Ind)e $111130; Att—I,$37. MONDAY NIGHT RESULTS FIRST - I Ueui Sanchez (8). 1660, I 80, 960; 2 Ica Arana (7), ItO. S.$03Aldan.a Elonia (7), 1310 - -. ''-- -- - . . Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Ripper (Bridges) 6-1; Sen Boot (Shimp) t 1. 4 urns Dream (D'Amato) SI. 3. Sweet MiIam (Wanton) I It A Tenn. 40, Utah 6 i11e C4 a drive off the path of Montreal Canadiens came back 20 seconds later when Jimmy net, :'::" 6 ¶Th LA SUG Pt$ALF S ________ ___ ___ _______ ____ ___ , ,,, ,,,, Ky JACQUIN VODKA KY -- --- -- V.0. BARTON 8 YR. - e,, l2a,,5l41 479 _____ __ - 1310 TENTH - I Fe'rmln (5). 1160, * l2 t.-I ______ _____ ______________ _ _____ _ CAU vocu 1 (iC 10 YEAR CANADIAN 4YRS$(ITIR " Sioprous -U iS ST. LEGER ______________ fiI CIII 801 LIII SCOTCH SlAC* 0 IILCNI IS ICOICM UU'i '2'-i 11 u",iu ' 2 Casselberry b00e.ACi luSt .YY ' 'S'' ______ -___________________ _____ _______ ______ ___ ______ _________ __ 597 SIN ",'" '' '.. 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BlEND STANLEY DOURBON WEEK & ,,....,, ______ _____ DELUXE ABC 6YR. ___ 86 KY BRB ______ ______ • GIN ot 1 J.AM SU½0AY lhornpsol • RUM ,, •• JI' *111 L6,S.I,,th. 397 IItI*J(y 12015 5475 ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES _____________________________________________________ (3 (IS) 3160, P (51)10710 NINTH — I Aipi (I). 7.60. 4 80. 1 00. 7 Cc'aa (5). 580. 3 80; 3 MucI (1. 660.320;) Alava Alpi had a 2-1 lead when, at 16:44 of somebody - I guess it hit AMERICA ' S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER OF STU ART -- AY 900. 660, 680. 2 Ill, 1 60. 1 40. 3 Saniti Aipi (I) $40; New York at Indiana nod and Jacques Richard made ing alter tile game exactly tlow ______ CANADIAN -- .. 760. 7.20; 3. Alava OulcIa (4). 910; 0 (Il) 57 #7; P (17) 104.70. S'IVENTH - i. LarnlArana (7) '. 1) OO 1720.7 Oonngo Beltia P.. 7 . S 60; 3 Uria Okoki (6). IS 60. Q CI 7)7570, P (7 1) '36.70 Marun, )3L 500. 0 (75) 3310; P 2) 8910. 00)85)707.90. ELEVENTH - I Domingo Attu goalie, had an outstanding per- THOMPSON --------------BLIND BRUGAL RUM ________ - WINDSOR DO (I 7) Pdo games tcheduled TodaysGames Louis at Utah lident," he sd. ' 1 don't allow niistake.s to bother me now. I knew I had that side." 4 YA.,I. - _____ R - I 10, 1 00. 500; 2. Bulboa Echave (7), ABA • I' front and it hit Korab's stick FIFTH - C-), Pace. Mile: I. Goose (Jefferson) 10 I; 1. Iron City from a sharp angle. Frecie (Phillips) I 1; 2. BeatrIce Nancy (Rerjur) 6 1. S Summer Way (Regur) 3 L 3 Richland Dear Yankee (UithoIl) 92; 6 Drift Fisher *IIICvCt'SS GIN 11.00, 180; 3. ChucPio Aipi (6) Atlanta at Portland WedneSday'S Games Buffalo at Boston Chicago at Pmladelphla Los Angeles a) New O?leans __ _ _______________ MONTREAl. (AP) - Yvon "When I got the tying goal, 1 year alter a six-goal rookie i)n)bert took the shots. Jerry said, (;ee, sonic nighLs you 're season in W73-74. Lanibert atKorab and Gerry Desjarthns really lucky," l.ambert tributed his scoring to added minutes for two quick Just 7 seconds later, 1I Regur) 72; 7. Carallna Cougar goals that gave the Montreal bert struck again. "1 saw 4, (D. CERTIFIED 90 0 LONG BRANCH 100; Q (ii) 1O; P (11)15160 Today's Games Detroit at Mileaukee Philadelphia at Iluftalo Plew York at HouSton Cleveland at Washington Phoi'nii at Chicago offering of professional sports simply been reworked to lit InLo beat the Flint GeneraLs (an JIlL fan apathy and mounting bills Florida St. 14, Memphis St. 12 Texas Tech 36, TCU 0 teams is so poor it's bringing the sports page. team) in a long series," floss and folded. IN) Texas 25, Baylor 20 of die-hard Motor City sports chumps," Ho said. "But the Blasting the Detroit Lion' inJets..tnotunUInext Harvard 26, Pri'lceton 13 Tulsa 41, Drake 17 Canadiens Bite Bullet, Topple Buffalo By 3-2 _ THIRD - I Oguira Aram,, (I), 2) 60.6 10, 370. 2 Aldana Okoki (1), tO 70, 7 80. 3 Are,'hn Deitia (3), .11330. _ Tuesday, Nov. 4, flS-3 Frank tili (Crank) 3-I; 3. Azalea (Wilsey) 7-7; 5. Maynard Pence (Bere:nak) 77; 8. flutler W'dow Korab, a Sabres' defenseman, nine in his last live games and From Pete Mahovlich and (Peters; 97. 1. judge Floyd 0. (Kutii) 9-2; 6. Newtown Gay (Wyatt) I I and ricocheted into the net. IflIor the season. He had 32 last ¼1'ored from l) feet t.it. _ ______ ----------- ---_____ -- --" ---- ---------- -------------------_- 11310 FIFTH - I Marunl Echae (1), JrTiC scheduled So. Cal. 33, Stanford 24 Melrolln, FOURTH — Mile, Pace, Claiming A BC (I 2). 21.00; P (2 NBA 20 59000; T (75)) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST - C.3, Pace. Mile: I FOURTH - I. Plegul Bengoa (2), Notre bain 24. Georgia Tech (N) So. Carolina 24, Appalachian St. caught 54 passes. But after 12 Brown 22, Cornell 15 51) Sk.CONO - I. Barn Via (8), Washington at New York Gi. 1)00. 1000. 780. 7 Echano Okokl (3). 6 00, 1.20; 3. urn Sanchil (6), Wash. St.. 24, Oregon St. 17 Southern California Sun. California 21, WashIngton 7 After 12 games, he ted tile Maryland 39, Cincinnati 17 league in oring, had rushed Colgate 16, Bucknell 12 for 1,200 yards - 400 more u"an Colorado 28, OkIa. St. 13 I)) 220. 0 Cleveland at Detroit collegiate draft. But Davis op. Ball State 26, Akron 17(N) UCLA 27. Oregon 13 ted to stayinhisownbackya,-J, ArkzonaSt.32,Wyomjng2l(N) Penn State 32, N -iC. State 22 After starring for the Arkansas St. 16, So. III. 14(N) Arkansas 21, Rice 6 University of Southern CalIIor. Boston Col. 21, Army 7 San DiegoSt. 15, ArIzona 10(N) Motown: No Town are outdoing their big ta-others whet'. it comes to a wirming footbaU percentage. - (B Regur) 72; 8. Chris Gold Handicap: I. loptand 0. (Foster) 7- National Hockey League game. puck hit Desjardlns' stick. I just i;ke them. " Mencha (7) 8 60. 180; 3, (Crank) 7 60, 180. 360; 2. Julia 180: 2 5 1 0 857 15? 100 10 60. 380, 3. Sala Muguenia (SI 0 1 0 000 17 208 1.70; Q (76)39.80; P (26)129,60; Big 0(3 S with all 2) 154.20; (35 with all Kansas City at Dallas, n round pick In last January's Saturday, November 8 IN BRIEF . $1,009; I Pocket Silver (Bereinak) Flash (Kausnen) $ I; S Joppa Star 596.00. 1 (1 8 6) 5813.70, T 2. 2) 7)7 60. OD t7U IS? $0 K City 3 1 0 479 153 131 Denver 3 4 0 .479 179 II? c Diego 0 7 0 000 61 161 Monday's Result LO' AIi''ICS 4?. Ptirlacir)pP;ia 3 Sunday Nov. 9 have bad news icr the Bear heh-heh - this orw won't be fr adherCilLs, the Longhorns are a the birth! Heather Chance Miller) 8 1; 8. AoIe Eden (Howard) SEVENTH - 1. Argo Angus Pail Mel (Werkheiser) a-I, Western Divllo the meante, the qulres price tag on his head ... and on "a millionollar, multi-year "It was the ft time I had been way toward theIr Nov. 22 the Crthlson Tide to a 47-14 win. will be cached on an interim Monday, the Canadians got contraci" Davis clarified it a to Canada and oy the second showdown by registering The de is rolling again -har- ________ ______________ -— __________________ ?.-'•±' .-. - 2 5 0 .286 93117 9.60. 5.00, 1900; 2. Cacho Aipi NINTH - 1. Cindys Lumber Jack Adios (Clark) 92; 5. Arabian Way (Clark) 3 1; I.Cap (3) Coal (Artman) 5 Central DIvIsio P 10070 Bird (7) 5.80. 5.10; 3 Legend Chief (Taylor) s 1; 7. Egyptian Wind 6 I 0 .857 200 83 NINTH - C.). Pa',e, Mlii: TWELFTH: I Erdo:a-ftengoa (7) (fl 5.40; (3 (5-7) 0710; T (5) all) (Hobbi) 5 1; $ Idaho Lyn (Sabatka) Sumter Pr(ncess (Cuihn) S I; 7. Cinn (levi. add t 0 7)1 7)6 1 SIXTH - 1 2. Santi Larrea (7) (3) 330, 0 (1 8) 513.20; 1 (8 1)) 77)80 New Orleans at Oakland _______ _______________ _____________ --- --- - - Eng ,000. The record for this All signa inthcate the Baylor McKay 's lath figure every 5 2 N So what about this Saturday? in favor of the Trojans and John shade better in change was necessary," Gener. Davis, , - tt (77) 670, P (77) J2 9)) W. 1- T' Pt. PF PA to tie the Bears, 14-14. And then together in the Los Angeles Hit by injuries to a1Jtars Mack Calvin and Mike Green, __________________ _ obtained in a trade with the ________________ Denver Nuggets, the Squires _ ____________________ _____ ______ began this season by king six - t. A (full pro ranks, turned down last year a chance to coach the - Kentucky Colonels. Virginia C F I. S t r i ic e s, I ii wound up with a 15-69 record, lorst In ABA history. ___________ ____________ ___ I 6 0 143 57196 16 60. 15 80,040, Baylor was very, very good rivaieswiLlbe renewed for the' ______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ .1-.. Chic American Conference r1 7 . 4 7 0 0 I 000 Ifl 96 S 80; 3 80; 3. Ica Lenli (1) 340; (3 (3 came more than a year after Blanchi, who indicated he ______ the team went from red, white would decide In the next two ________ -- A tO Q (2 3i s $0, oo ti 12) 80 FIF TN: I Celaya Juan (1) 9.00. 6.20.3 00. 2. Mirunl Bingos (3) 4.80, 4 703 Chu(hOM(gUel (7) 3.40; 0(1 2680, P (13) 103.20. _______ - -. ____________________________________ -.-- Gra, 7) 60. 6 10. 3 Mr (kr"jur) B I, S Oiec, Mas (Iternj (Jeltcrteini 6 I, 1 Mte Chp Perpers (1) 380. Q (Sb) 5)65 00, 1 nak) 10 1. 6. Chart Tg (Vtn (tlridgesl 10 I, 0 I3oid Front (6 54) $104.1 00; T I:36.. National Continence dervorti S 1. 7. Tern Teon (Cum. (Scaturro) I 1 FOURTH - 1 Billy Neil (Taylor) minOs) B I; a. Friday Star (KinSley) Eastern OIviion SIXTH - C2 Trot, MIle: 1 First I?) 6 80, 170, 320; 7. Clayhaven 6 1 W.. 1.1. PcI. PF PA Affair (Kurt:worlh) 5). 2 No Pioneer (4) 310; 3.20; 3. Direct Wash S 7 0 111 190 10) SECOND — C.), Trot, Miii: I Problem (Taylor) 1?, 3 Spd SIXTH: 1. Negul-Sanche& (1) Stepper (8) 760; 0 (2-1) 59.80; 1 (7 Stars Shield (Hobbs) II, 2. Hans (Crank) $ Dallas I: I Drct America 5 7 0 714 16$ I?) 14 00, 6 60, 7 60; 7. flame Javi U) 18) $fl 60; 1 O9.1, S LOUIS Stonegate Sharp (Patterson) 9 2;). (Niy) 1 1; 5. C.). Rodney (1 5 7 0 714 172 III 10 60, 360 3. Cacho Quiola (2) 320; FIFTH - 1. Tatiow (Cummings) Lithe Junper (Blood) 31; 1. Ocala Taylor)a I. 6 Mud Pop (Bridges; I NY Gnts 3 4 0 429 177 160 a (I)) 15690 (5)? 60 260,720,2 Mr. Durk (6) Phil Penny (Kucia) 61. S Lncotn V,st I: 7 Marcon Gt (Ueil 1 6 0 Ii) l 1 1; SEVENTH; I Aldana fleitia U) 160.300.) Sis Wilma (4) 3.00; Q (5- I). Hyseia 5), 6 Rithiii Flyir Ocaln M.Qhty Mite (Fipelij 3 Mi,v . -.--. - - - - - ---— SCOREBOARD Pro FtI,1II . _______ .1 'I- •. - -'! - P-'- - ______________________________________ ________ ____________________________ _____ __ ____ - _________ _________ _ - -- )Ol ø1Dli i - -_________ CP*' ioc t*uei _ '°o°' ' i __ ' __________ ________________ _ &accut Sc's a U?NtDupoe 1 THERE'S AN ABC NEAR YOU .uraj n.i1lti.1e "U ---------------------- C3.V;t'T lJUT$ SflhIT1D J [_cIwlr,eiaIt,zut,ia - 11 '$fl1"s0liut ______ ICIfLA 1 ----. - CERTIFIED 8 YEAR y( *ç*', corri '0u(u 6 YEAR Oi Running back BoSmith scored two florida touchdowns andquarterbackJotuinueyej quarter as the Baby Gators went a)d 21-7. riullufiedbya on a five-yard nm. they're "sports junkies," and paid, and the owners regularly "William Ford (the IAon potential legal entanglements Mich. St. 21, Indiana 0 just can't stay away. make money. overtheavaiabiJ1tyofpby.s, MisSOUrI 35, Iowa State 14 So instead of giving up, the "The chumps are the fans, he's-turning out an EtheL" prohibited the signing of any Wisconsin 27, Iowa 20 oup has dechred "unrelent. those who pay higher ticket To help build momentum, the yj, talent except for Netraska 42, Kansas St. 20 fort to squeeze championship creasingly pathetic perform. give out awards to the best ex- overturn the ban. another Th 39 seconds before the game ended on a oneyard burst by Dave Brsig. _______ Utah at San Antonio Kentucky 35, Vanderbilt 14 VMI 27, Wm. & Mary Virginia 23, E. Carokna Duke 21, Wake Forest 10 Dayton 14, 1svil1e 13 (N) No, Carolina 36, Ciemson 8 No. Ill. 20, Toledo 10 watering hole. - Yale 14, Pennsylvania 7 Villanova 21, Youngstown 14 90° GIN OLD - Washn 7 10 I S LitisiflI LIUICOI P(Ls 2 _________________ - - 63 SECOND-) Eddy EIonsa.7 Ice BUY ABC Lent, 3 (tame Delia. I Erhano _____________________ 1000 TuIt SOY S 11wCovPoi ' 30-Oz. NOILLY PRAT 1 Call 3 22-26 11 or 83 1 .9993 6 1 1 13 37 Yin, 7 Urza OkokI, I -. 0U1aTJt,IicsT$ltt,i,. - ---3o. Oi*lTIT7Ufl5l1l,'s9 TIyIIisUg -'s$ Campbell Conference Vilas Upset At Stockholm _________________ palgns. He's Doug Ross, now sean, to the International in his voice which rang true. chairman of Michigan Common Hockey League. -__ OCKIIOU1 (AP; - Graham Stiilwell of Great 2,6-2 in the $100,000 Stockholm Open Tennis Tournament, ______ "We'll be back gi and ofi. with 26-10 I ____ __ __________________________________________________________ 1. play.' 9 I 7 70 3 77 Unia, Amana, 7 Arecha Yta, I lc Atlanta 1 6 1 9 77 28 NY to n. ini a successful petition effort food arid drugs. ; 5? LouIs 3 5 3 9 33 11 Cachn Miguel PHOENIX tAP) — The Los Angeles Lakers traded _____ ___________________ _______________ eight.year veteran guard Pat Riley to the Phoenix Sins ____ ___________ __________________ pick. . PGA Buckley Wins PBA Tourney • a Lead Ac) SEATTLE (AP) - Surprise, lost 15 straight to Stanford and out of their state, their area," ORLANDO (AP) - surprise: one of the four teams USC. CompetltionIntheWestt Andy Bean, a former Univer- repr- sent1ng Washington and Oregon State Coach Doe An- market from choob outside ________ ______ ________________________ _________________ _____ ______ ____ ____ \ - ga c '' _______ ________________ _______________ ___ _________________ ______________________ Cacho Zamne SEVENTH — I. EchanoYla, 2. burgh Unia Alberdi, S. Ice Arena, 6 Aldana JavI, 7. Eddy Perez, 8, Montreal •t Aflanta - Los Angeles at Washington Detroit at Toronto si. t.ouis at Minnesota averaging 241, won the $6,000 first prize in the $55000 turned pro Just three weeks ence is still in the conference uity to California's population important. "Other schooLs have _____ ___ ______ Islanders Wednesday's Games Philadelphia al Chicago T of 1 7 California at KansAS Cily Boston at fluftato - WHA Albany, Ga., share the lead go- through the season. ________________ ______________ __________ Oregon and Washington, and Andros said, citing the transfer ing into today's second round in The Huskies of the University the cost of reenulting. of players from Pat'-8 teams to Ex-Davis Cup Coach Dies Bean, Western Amateur that rare feat by upsetting - saidAndros,whoannotdp 11.95 ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH 499 . 5195 8950 QT CERTIFIED SCOTCH 5.99 . -- apparent heart attack, five-under-par 67s Monday. ________________ __________________ ______________ _______ urr _____________ _________ _______________ ___________________ Cal and Stanford, all of whom have all the numbers. They Oregon Coach Len Casanova of STIX'KIIOLM AP - Ilritains Virguna Wade outdueled France's Francoise Durr 6-3-44-74 to win a $ peting in the six-day, 108-hole leading California, tournament at two Disney For Washington State, OreWorld courses and at •iearby gon and Oregon State, however, Cypress Golf Club. They are it's business as usual - they're iriternationaj tennis tournament vying for the right to attempt to losing with regularity. qualify(orPGAtourrt Toronto at lncjianap011$ Cleveland al Denver Wednesday's Games Quebec at Calgary Minnesota it Houston • Battles • Founding Ft hers • Founding Foes • Independence Won U E EN • Independence Almost Lost g The league's four northern - ,4 CERTIFIED ______________ ____________ I ___1 ____________ wed has not been determined season,tIlequartettlasjt by officials of the A Touma- Huskies' lone victory to show toldtortc,day ment Players DIvLsIon The dc- II game,, Over the f,revIJ),Ls 90 7 AR -- KY nounnori EIGHTH — I. Alava AItu, 7. Irdoza Echave, 3. Chucho Juan. . !.ala Muguenla. S Fermin Aguirre. Wednesday's third round, when schools had a 22-89-2 mark Ii'xcitingNiteJ-Ja,.i,essRcjg the scenes.lust as it hBppd • 6 S-anti Menctta, 7 Martini Larnea, 8 Celaya Aipi -- . I Zarre. 2. Aguirre. 3 NINTH lTrcloia. 4. Azpi, S. Celaya, 6. Juan. 7. -______ _____ _ er's were one shot behind the _ 549 ____ - the Herald Business Review ray Beach, Fla,, Sandy Gal. Bowlappearances — Washing. Isaithof Huntington Beach, Ca- ton in 1%0, 1%i, and 1963 and vening Heiald Ladies Nile Ei'ery Thursday! ,' (',,.,-,,, hf., and Paul Purtzer of Ph- Oregon State in 1965, hi the past nix, Arix. CALL 322-2611 ,, I Tii 9-OZ. YDOIl - SIMS 1 ANY ! THREE RIVERS .1 R 0(11) 53880; 17:093, SECOND — I ERO (Astarita) '-# =_ I' -= ' i I Pint Th,ie 7:45 PM 4fon..Sar, r.v4!s4J4;4,,ç 0,,, -'-' -- . --- V.0. BARTON ( fl,,tit SCOTCH - OT4u.iio.oiiai, i"' Vi i'iT ix',. tiQuta 5 ' ff --i--'- '"i'-'--:-' --' -- C (.tT 'Ay'l,I',, SUNRISE I. . - - -- .-'- 25TH .....4 9 9 SizE Is LANSON 7 tj ABC 8 YRS. OLD 86' SCOTCH hi'rt.._...A IT S 8 & IT S Gilt ' , -.... -- I- __________________________________________ ________________________________________ ;..'-•.-;-..' ½GALLON OS!L'4 l:)Sf - GOLD SEAL On (.Mr SHill! HI-WAY 17-92 4.29 CASt 4,99 - - CASSILBIRRy -' --'--"- .----= "'-= ii ' • : (4Sf::, 33.951CREAM SHERRY 2.29 "-. 24.95 '.'P I)( tt I !lil.lI',(', tiARELLE IMP. SPANISW JUAN ESTEBAN 2 :: '74VINT. BEAUJOLAIS ._,h,t ',GALION ----'-------- ---"------' l',tP[F,)A FROM ;(o'jt -y 2.98 . 229 BOTTLED AT W',f to ' CAlI tJA',, ABC PINK CHABUS.VIN ROSE '--:-- ---- o'z' 34,95 FAMA BLUE LABEL UEBFRAUMIICH SHOP CENTER DILAND ---- ALL PURPOSI 1405( li'? RI St SILL lB P(JMBAL FROM PORTUGAL 074 GAllON VINIOSEIU*GUt,OYIIPIIO(SATOISIZI - -- -- • IMP. FRENCH CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2.99 j Ills CASE '49 l'.I*', BtAuvtj tHOM FRANCI RICH FRUITY Full 8001(0 AT 436 Of ViCwhl*iscI,o S ' ' t--a::.;. $'. ti., " I MEXICAN TEQUILA POtt %KE$IY MUSCAT1L IllS ---- '__v - { - PREMIUM 068' CANADIAN 2403 ' -1 GUASTI VII lOSt CLUIT UUTI*IsI ININJ v9s0 DA PSAMIO 4 --- 1 'i:.' - NOT A MIXED COCKTAIL 597 5 i ,, ,$ Iu!u'*Oy YIN lOSE U, 'ii a • ("A!,-, s. , ', A BCuh1 '/'-E'± na.-t''r' " •.'. r:'' IiIuiTj41:4ITiA1:ip1! /2 GALLON ABC229 - - 5.. ,, ,..,... ' THIRD - I. Cassius Clay CHIANTI sau,s'.q 4 . _,, -ç CANADIAN CASE QT. MEXICANA _____________________________________________ B I - - - _______ IMP FRANCE - f.i.,.i: -. 1.49 (IT. 8311 _______ S'ul)Ri() S t)GHT(S1 '' 8 YR. SCOTCH °" 7 9C CASE 1 5TH ' QTJE)U - ___________________ - PLANTER'S- '1 MOULIP4POUGI BUTLER ____ POTATO CHIPS 1 aci 2 ______ ________ scoicri _______ ________ TWIN i,sa;.. PAK cr4ec WISER'S 10 YR 88 NV STAT( .,,,. "\NADJAN - QT. NAPCLEON BRANDY ".' - WOODLAND PLAZA — -, _ 18.95 59 ' ________ HOttAiOHOUSE TRIBUNO VERMOUTH 51* ST souiio . '-' -- ;. '. _____ ___ ______ 'll _______ ______ Pij1 male ch.64 or mon., wOes' — I KY. BLEND _______ 1 - áji) I ________ . ., ___ 12015 4540 - ,SI'II ShOtS R'i?((O 'S Clii i', ssi'ii' I • KY. GIN _______________________ 's" 1.99 14CM SWEET _______ ADDRESS -____ CITY STATE ____ ZIP ____ L '.- 'iM1 '' MRCI tIGHT OR 0A4i _ ______ -- I60 C1000 RiciPts1 OR DRY ___________ _________ --E='' MR SOSTOI ICE HEDGES DRY GIN ..a.. - BOND'S MILL II Q(71)6070;P(17)73)10;BIQQ(S 7 with 7 8) 6 ___ NAME Alabama, was among elghf wcn Mx of its past eight games -P----- ABC 8 YEAR SCOTCH IT S I AND IT S GRIAT 'k, I.- .T 94 '5J ___ _____ CANADIAN •, •. CItSIAt - RUM __________ , 1 0 YEAR s 4.;,s'; VODKA • KY. VODKA SCOTCH ____ 3.99 si 4495 (.5%' 5.9 OT casi 69' KY BLEND SCHENLEY MR. ED. KY. _ , -.. ' - t4 PI 3 p ) (1) 7 60. 780, 1 10. 7 tferod (I) 10 40. 5.20. 3 Lee Eyre (3) 7.$0 STANLEY BARTON 9 6895 - ' f SCOTCH BJ_L 3 QUARTS 61 (at. ISIS . 10 YR. fl, 776 CIUR ASSES 25 BIbno Zamre TWELFTH — I Martini Juan, 3, Ercio:a Miguel, 3. Santi Muguenia. I CPiucho Altu, S Sala Aguirre, 6 24 60. 15 43 610, 2 Eddy Betia (7: 720, 160. 3.' Uric Sanchel 6) 310. a _____ LIGHT OR DARK GIN _ at 12 ST'I -$2 5 MIX 3 GL 8 YR. KY. BOURBON (terre Echave. Artha Perez. 6 Domingo Azpi. 7 Alava Miguel, I I Enclosed is I ., Please send me Copies of '76 at $7.95 each. I of LaJolla, Calif., the 1973 Na. record against any California tional Amateur titlist, hit 74. cpponeat: But the Huskies have __________. - BOX G-22, Teaneck. N J 07666 Jerry Pate, the 1974 U.S. cumMnedrecordof44.nda Amateur c'hamplon from pen- tnference record of 24-60. sacohi and the University of Only Washington, which has deadlocked at 70. Craig Sadler with UCLA, has a winning' :1 --------- f Evening Heraid ,'sr bfiJ.it,j, 5,. i.,. three years, the four have a — 459-,. 51,95 GIN BULLOCK i.*oi ::- B&L C R S lA 'I KY BlEND FOURTH: I Cacholarre (3) 100 PROOF VODKA 44 __________________________________________________ • Since 19w, the fojy schools 359 ...41 88 -- ---------III IMP C&kAO,AI. F EXTRA DRY I? SINS 61 95 ____ 600,9 70;7. Ice Ouiofa (2)580.500. 160.370,3 RonnheFlyir (I) 310;Q -. ______ 90 GIN KNIGHTS BRIDGE tONO0 DRY SECOND: 1 BerreOkokl (Ii FIRST — 1 Deamon Express ____________ l' 449,, ,. 4995 I is,s . '' s:',ti CANADIAN ABC GIN !MP. TEQUILA cort.z uico 6600; PIs 7) 23990 tt' called "76' The World Turned Upscle Down ' Told in journal form, it is a book that takes you behind - CLI$Ofl ssill be made following seven seasons, the northerr, 6995 K 0 86 BLEND 899.". 9950 _ ______ FIRST: I Eddy Arbra (5)5 17 00. _______________ ___________ MU. ________ SER 15 YR CAN BONO __ N9uiOkokI MATINEE RESULTS Here in one oversized volume is the story of 1776. ''' 1$IIII's15 K.D.8 6 StENO )i Frrmin Lerrea, 7 Ceinya Mencha. iliilbao Aip Jal Aid SlTfl'T1fl)SiUI'si I '. MR. ED. KY. Cacho n. 3 Manolo Juan. 1. San Diego at Calgary the founding year i*.c*wi 1.88_j 1r. RQYAL 1.79 7) KENTUCKY LONDON United States Davis Cup team captain and an influential Stroble, a 32-year.old unat- left them in a four-way tie for team's eighth season loss very competent coach and well DANISH CHERRY It,, TENTH — 1 Fermin, 2 Mencha, S Lemma 6 NO games (htdld s*i IC! WT1C0II - Chucho tgers at Van Ogw:aQuoIa.3Mno$:Javi, Anecha Bengoa. S Borne Miguel. 6 New V couver 1 iss: as ______________________________ Bean Has ,i*' 18 YR WATERII[[ & FRA1IERI 1.99 Claya Larnea, I Semi Echave. Montreal 3. Buffalo 2 :,: 6.99 OU U IO ' . c-a. ';'..aj ) 1 0 6 79 34 Erdoia Mugue;.., S 10QQ.Wy)tsto',pi RED • WHITE • ROSE j _______________________________________________________________ 15 YR. RARE.OLD ''' 216 10 33 Alava Echave, 7 Bilbao Sanchez. 8. Chicago _____________________ _____________________ _______ FOURTH - I Negui flengon. - Raniurs 1 7 I 9 31 49 ArecPsa Quola. 3 Manolo Elonia, 4 g'Ing to be different, but some Lakers Trade Riley To Suns ___________________ eliminated from the Phitptin -. I,4I* ________________________________ 'Is -- _________________________________ _______________________________ Eddy 1 mu. 3. Echano Javi, 1 VODKA . . Q LWN LABEL IWTU DELUXE - .,- I LIEBFRAUMILCII As an alternative, the — Ross estimated membership wow the Delivered 4x a wesk to your home, - Stol :'s I Aldana S 1 2 12 17 3$ Arena Boston f) WALKER SMIRNOFF ALKER ____ _______ JACQUES BONET ____________ SCOTCH is tilt •ouaio., 5:N$PPS . 0QuA-1 ______ $000 Wil ic's' I wflscou,ci" _____ ______ GOLD COACH __ "THE DRY ONE _____ ________________________ Toronto ____ AMARETTO 2.99 trrau 7 I 3 7 31 54 OkoKi STANLEY PLACE GREEN ___ ______ LIQUEUR FIRST—I Negu Y:a.7 Ernano Detroit Adams Djviiion RARE GREEN SCOTCH ____ I 7 2 10 59 25 Albd'. 5 UrZL Len'z. 6 Cacho I I I 9 35 II Sanchez, 7 urn Eloeza, I AIjana Milrcal PItts ________ ___ TONIGHTS ENTRIES 12YR.Ky.BRB. NEAPOLITAN 6.99 PLACE - ____ KNIGHTSBRIDGE 'iOPlOUCOO',OIPIOOP A 2.260, Handle — 5126.927. 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(aretul asking ourselves if business should assume ever, that you aren't lust spott ang chance designs as many a added social responsibilities - wondering it we should dissolve stock analyst does, but instead, : the big stock exchange and, In so,mething of significance. it may fAke the perspective of 4 . the Interests of fairness, re : place them with electronic history to reveal the pattern of the 1970s, but this much now ; computers. ' i- r r A I Other A - Shrtddcrs ' , *," O george stuam N 11 33 E811 Rob-ni tIssues. We are asking some Like it or not a lime of reck - similar questions about our oning seems to havc been personal :es We made sented It isn't so much that I great material advances during tough questions cre asked but the 1960%, but we got inflation that events let I little choice but and pollution, "Is this the good to come up with answers to questlonswehavehlddenfrom life' we ask Pernaps most pressing at the Following a huge increase in Accordng perls, the burden of re. Sponsibility for a perfect vacation cannot be placed upon the host or hostess, but upon the I. The first rule of conduct is to stay where You are invited. Wait !o be invited before you visit :: ______ 40 _______ I ti 0 "% __ i -_..~ I ,I - I 9 16-24 Year Olds - - Payments - i ,_ ' ' . - . ' tl Sorry Ci,smd lit FOR QUOTES CALL 3ZJ')140rHj.7; 2533 LAUREL AVE 1~ 16 "\ I 1 1 . I when yours can r - i Keep your pills in I always pIacesecure. ) - II * -ty F, .& a1.i - _______.%~"_.- .t! P I . i i,;~~i41'1_),. 1_ - . j~;,A J r';~W~!, ~NNklr z, -_ .- ... - --W ~*_.X=t-- .- _-_ - - - - I _--_ ! - - The horrors t - N,K .~~*.f. . .. CUSTOM ,, 30 ~'Reupholstering % 1.- 111111101 __ ------5.' -- -'-1: - - - - ..- -. - - - 'I 1Tit _—=---I --__-_-_ - - - - —Ji - - -- If your house is haunted — -- "'' -- 1il - 22 -8865 ART BROWN 1 - IlL j1hJL - - -----------_ :, --= =-=----_ - -_--=----, -.--------------_ --_ - _- 4L-=== - ___ ___ . - 1~ - PEST CONTROL, INC, _1 I Sanford's Oldest and Largest Com pany 2562 S. Park Ave Sanford - - - -- - - - . - ,:i - z ~ ,-: . : --_ Phone Us Now 1 I I . and board. Guaranteed service. Reupholstering ______ .. fly, beetles leave your bed Coil Us For A Free EstlmQte- __ - -1 . I I ___. __ insect pests, call us to cle2r them out! Fleas flee, ,'no!hs T ifi MADE FU RNITURE I . - - __-r ~_z - ~ - =. - . - ~_: =, - - - -----: __ --__z . i by -. - - . __ ._- --- __ - .----- - _.~_,= m - . -- -- . . =_- - I I I- -_ *Expert Workmanship e F3brlc Samples Illi Pickup and Delivery *Over 26 Yrs. Experience E & S -~ - . .,! , - - ,- YOU CAN AFFORD c I The creeps? '. /-- I I -, 'i f- ,;.- , - -. tuck them Into where they are ;_ - iOt SO Ilttle( ~ - 4 --I SANFORD ' (W) . - I I A_ I't~ l-M T ~ \ ~ PT:-__ ~1. 0 TRAVEL TIP' ow MW Op" Dailylli :I Oe ñ 000 00000 0 BEAN CRUISES OF O R. LANDO INC., 574 N. Or. lando Ave., Winler Park Mall. Tel. 645 2060. Open : 30- 5: 30, Sa IT 10 2. Ample Parking We can save you time money and aggravation. Friendly Service extended to all. LOW RATES EZ - Rgeeq INSURANCE 215 IV * -.. hints. Enjoy the person 202 S. Park Ave. b OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 6.6 Ph 312-7596 831-7252 9 i - -~.,-_~,z_x ---.11-- BakM o --- 111 /X " AUTO i 000000000000 00000. 010i0000aa ra 0 B&ZiII- ', LONGWOOD n, '' LONGWOOD PLAZA HWY. 11-92 t-l%~~-k4 .,~___ i I X-- ~~ I _. ~_, . -11, . . .;..,,_~_ - , -, ~ I t t^1q urs, meals, wha have You. Be polite, but more than that, be sympathetic toward the needs of the people whose country you visit; you will learn, and you will be better 1, I : the - I Home of JUMPING JACK SHOES LENK check by . _4W~Aft - I Sexink ~~_ ____ - . - - - i I - 1 o4 ~- ,-.T-z1 -- ----_ -T.- -1 I - --- _~i _.--.-.------_.. I --__ z --1I __ _ . -. - ~ 8 " i 4& -1 way and, It you believe that and trends and trends within pollsters accyrately reveal the trends of you Iocik lonq enough mind of the people, that process at charts or statistics or other likely to continue, do it all the finne in the sometimess painful , -, I -- . - - ___._~ - . - _________ Z. - - - __ - - too'' - - Mill toll* uuu __=~_ - -_ 1. _- .--- • Seeds 9 Tuxedo Feeds e Baby Chicks 9 Horse Carii? items e Tac S Pet Supplies • Annuals • Vegetable Plants GardenLand J __ - - vacuum ciei - ' .. i machin - -- - - ve every purpose. Singer sewing instead of the standdrd flat bed dition. she does a beautiful 1c)b machines have the highest The open arm makes ie,6inq . Dealer tirrov ,11 costom dress m,jking in n a i itw ') your cast is cures and armhole' Sanford Plata In Sanford silning and brought down even more. The Athena 2WO is So good If,$ a, terations. Her enfoyment In Specials on gorgeous sewing Model for model, Singer Sewing guaranteed for file! Right now f (the hincs cost If:-5s to own than Singer is A closo ou I on She designs and creates for any other brand. c n fall fabrics tor your Christmas Singer design, sirfuali Singer :v many machines women, boys a n. you shop now you can save as girls, and especially Sewing are just a fc.w of fj* enjoys novation and Singer service much as one third and still have quality bargains you find' making SCItool uniformII. makes the difference. Singer a full warranty. Sanford's Singc: Approved machines carry a lifetime F or those of You who don't In addition to Singer Dealer Is owned by Mr. J.8, written guarantee of the sewing machines o Singer Approved know how 10 sew, but wish yoo Is managed I)y Mary O'Day. Mary does all the head against manufacturing Dealer crraes Singer vacuum did Mary is holding sewirv] cleaners. sewing baskets clilsses, Call 323 6961 for details repair work on Sewing Mary Is excited over Singers custom ordered buttons a;~ On hrjw you can join In the stitch machines, and is the only all new Athena 2000, rst bells, cutting boards, children's of things, factory trained repair women electronic home s ew ines, ng scissorsj n the soulh eastern United machine in the world, used 'ewing m,chjnsc Singer is now carrying a tuti i'tales Programmed by a solid state many other e Of supplies for left handed notions to help you Singer. the world's favorite "brain" , , . sevvers, Remember -"Singer no bigger than a Pf"'I d0ce a professionai looking_ brand, symboli. , es *.*wing thimble, Select your s taught the world to sew." Stop ch . - - varmenf. machine tead'irthfp SInCO I$.51. !(xjcli a .button and tit b arid see Mary at 5nford sew In MatSinger makes a broad range of stantly. ll makes Singer Approved Dealership the Athena 2000 and mcts 1:' amachines es for every purse and features the free (open arm) and adthrt off your Fall with th e ad. rightookl -ADV. - ______ "'.','' ,'• - -_ •,. ' i tr SHOES = - -- —'- - -_ . ,, ' TH -- -- ('A' . I 834-0600 I - Awnings -- I I The Christmas spirit is ali IN .1. -- A r . ML . . .1 __1. " - - _______________________________________ Fold Down - t - 4 - ,11Ati. Nk SCHOOL L state IfE I QUALITY FA .... Roof Coating Guaranteed In Writing •Leaks Fixed • Low Cost Skirting Anchoring • Carports • Steps - , k it- t' . _____ - SERVICE & REPAIRS - ~ .321-0780 4~ . _ zi~i!~at:, - I - .v 10 W Sanford flOMagnohaA e Smnford - - fine and reconstruct them, _._ , . . __ - - .. I _ . I __ - *ALL WORK GUARANTEED * HAVING A PARTY? WE'LL CLEAN UP .: - . it FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL. - - . z-. . i From hoxer to baker seems fighting buildin employes water g with an old fashioned baker's art offered at Seminole :. .c'Ll . an unlikely transition to most Willie oversees 10 wheel turning and Bakery Produc ts;. people, but to WII I le BesmanofI, at Seminole Bakery Products, splasHing water out front. Health food stores are among General Manager of Seminole and takes an active part in the Customers often like to have the customers served by Bakery Products Inc., it was baking A complete line of thelir pictures taketo in front of Seminole, and they ship as .!JLI far 10 the most natural thing in the bread products is baked by the water wheel asa I uch o of away as Lake Ia nd, and deliver a. Seminole, Including various nostalgia, as far as Sebrirwg and Ormond Willie was a pfize fighter for heallh breads. There are 100 Many new products have Beach Some of the finest and 0 22 years, starting In Europe and per cent whole wheat bread, been added to the already long most popular restaurants, clubs 0 ending up in the United States also offered with raisins, list of goodies available at and other eateries in the He held the German cham- sprouted wheat bread soy Seminole Danish coffee cakes, Central Florida area serve V . & . • plonshlp, the European bread, oatmeal bread; also pies, and chocolate chip cookies products baked by Seminole i i chaiapionship, and was the 4th sesame seed, rye, pum. are made there, along with Bakery Products. ' ..Jni '.1: ' rated heavyweight In the world pernickel, sour dough. French, eclairs, cinnamon buns, and a Asaspecial "get acquainted" in the 1950s. He is a veteran of Italian and German bread. special twisted pastry called offer, between Nov. 13 and Dec. 237 fights and still looks young Seminole Bakery Products also Yummies. 15 Seminole Bakery Products enough and fit enough to step bakes a variety of hand crafted Special orders for will give each person a free . i into the ring and hold his own rolls and breads especially for organizations such as churches $1 l5 worth of any products they , •. ,. Its Time To Plant Willie is willing to talk about restaurants, and lodges are handled by select with any purchase of :",' his long career in the ring, and All sorts of pastries are baked Seminole Bakery Products, Si 50 or more All you need is to is proud of his pugilistic ac on the Seminole Bakery who are masters of duplicating take along the special coupon to complishments but he is proud Products premises at 2533 emblems or insignia on cakes be printed in The Herald to take 100 Of what he is now, a baker. Laurel Ave., Sanford, just a They bake wedding cakes to advantage of this special offer. .: . After his fighting days came to block off French Avenue. This order, and have made cakes for A Seminole Bakery Products is 0031, We Now Have Them In Bulk I% I an end he became Interested In location gives customers a Auto Train. Hand cut donuts open from 6 a.m. to 6 p m. I 4, ;4 I 11 the bakery business, and owned convenient location Just off the and homestyle hand cut M turday. I % I I 11 I his own bakery. He puts the main drag, but still aids lower cookies, the kind where you can They also offer free delivery of same dedication and deter. prices because of reduced taste the pure sugar a ndother service In the Sanford area. So 6 minatiori into his baking career overhead The bakery arid shop natural ingredients, are more don't deny yourself any longer OPEN DAILY $a.m. 5p.m. as he did Into his years of are housed in a unique A frame of Ihe prime les of the Ihe pleasure and satisfaction 1400 W. First St. Ph. 323-"30 Sanford yOu get from the luscious ________________________________________________ Pastries,breads and other ___________________________ baked goods made right on the premises at 2533 Laurel Ave. a I 3559335de-l-1-5-6-5-5-#,Tgggslglvillis 9 Don't forget to watch for the q coupon for the special "get acquainted" offer in The is j Herald, good between Nov. is arvid Dec. 15. And don't forget to moment is the cl'eshon of de AP Business Analyst so, fiscal Integrity Is now much fermining the responsibilities say."H1,11 to Willie when you go 11~ * NEW YORK (AP) Amer onthemindsof people % toeachothercf city, state and for your goodies As a baker ica seems to be doing some e pollster reports that federal governments a consid he's a knockout very basic research Into many interviews last week eration presented in acute di 7illl among other things the nature were volunteering that we mensions by the New York City I -/ I of Hs business, financial 4nd have to practice financial com. financial SS Political institutions, and ap mon sense in our family, so let - M. . - I _~ 2 4 HR ANSWERING SERVICE 9 Y : i- CASSELBERRY - _________________________ . .* I I 1~ i ~ I I ~ *Clean Kitchen cabinifts 60v0n% 6wood"irt Swan Firwi, *ShOwff, Tilt 9 Tub OWindow,& Screens Evtnffi. do g It,, 9ttIinffioway SANFORD % f 228 E. First St. --=-' 9 I - Mp ______ N. Ia '. ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE ik - -4 -. . % =LP PRODUCTS INC I Nation s Mood Changing i I II r - r.. L... Institutions Redefined V _______________ A HAS MOVED - wer • . FROM BOXER mBAKER ... Pictured 01)0%e Is Willie Besmanoll, new General StanagerSe of mi no leBakery IIroducis Inc. - - '. ISTYLES BY MR. A'S HAIRCIIARMEJJIARI YOUR IIAIR ... Metured abo%-e I I to r) Sylvia Williams, Jim Avant, Barbara hIcCarty. Inez A%mnt and Johnette Snake charmers play a COSmotologists around. In fact the college, previously owned EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE time to become speclaiized in I melodic tune and Instantly a Jim and Inez tell us that almosi EICIVSV*Iy Desgn,dFr her own shop before joining the one particular area. At the zMax snake responds. While Style's every beauty shop in Sanford Avants. While skilled in all beauty college they drill you in By Mr. A's Haircharmers boaSts one of their graduates. forms Infants to Age 2 Yews loceted Of haIr care, Johnette all Phases of hair care without at 1911 French Avenue Ken, the Avant's son, C , . Is an enjoys working with long hair. Let ut thaw YOU Whal U~11,, allowing you to devote all y OUr .? in Sanfo,,d won't charm you instructor at the college. I ~, C I -, t % ;I a W1011411trfull experit"Ce precision cutting and blow dry time to one thing. The result is a dolly CAre can b* , -T ~ The college course takes hairstyles, She does a fantastic well rounded knowledgeable through their knowledge and bleaching cosmetologist, experience, charm your hair approximately nine months to hair as herm ' satisfied uQuU S Wor vO(iu d into doing what it should be complete. During this time The Halrcharmers will doing; making you look your exter.sive training as well as feature weekly specials, OPEN be .2StnST. mm. first hand experience are part best, Barbara feels that good sure to keep en eye on their to 6 ILM. Mon.-Sal, SANFORD 321-"24 of the curriculum . Styles By Mr. A's Hair, Everything shampoo Is an Important part of to be se" on the$* pages. charmers is owned by Jim and from pedicures to scalp hair care. For this reason she The ,shop is open Monday Inez Avant, known to all ,fusas treatments are taught, so the has her own method of sham. through Saturday and Monday. being the originators and finished product is well rounded pooing which leaves hair clean, Tuesday and Thursday owners of the Sanford Beauty men and women capable of gleaming and healthy. Barbara evenings by appointment only, givingyouthekindof %tyl College, also enjoys working with long The Haircharmers enjoy • Jim and lnez are originally treatment you desire and need. hair and today's everchanging working with men's hair as well from Titusvill an For their new shop Jim and hair styles. She graduated from as women and they are alsc electronics engIneer at the lnez selected three extremely the beauty college an 1973 and trained wig stylists Cape. Eight years ago they qualified manwears one!. young women — As Mr. Avant says, .'We Towers. moved to Sanford and started MMMM==== = = = = = a MPT, .- i specialize In satisfied patrons." . the beauty college which has Williams, Johneffe Thompson. ' FREE HEARING Sylvia Is a 1915 graduate of Call for an appointment today. HEARING '-~_ 4%.q - I-I gained recognition for and Barbara McCarty, the college. Being such a recent Phone 322, 7684. Trust your hair TEST Producing sorne of the best Johnette. a 1972 graduate of graduate she hasn't had enough to those I — AID - kO ONLICATION . k~ I~ who c are. - ADV. Im. . FREE ESTIMATES - Senkarik 'Immullstl - - 3231329 (a - - - ( LILJ - •. t Gilf.o 'WALLPAPER .0 - p, Y. 17-92 - .24HR .WRECKERSERVICE SANFORD •PAINT -t ,f . tl l L P cj Bo1bj's World 0 I - - . - - ______ -,----- ALL MAKES • 90-DAY GUARANTEE 4O8MATTIEST. ___ &I -, I ,r L _____ -. EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER - - - ___ OR MORE N w. _-. - . .. — Orlando, Fla. 32807 WE BRING THE SHOP TO YOU - \ , 1, 1-4, .......do= - ~_ - . - 1 14 644 Fo Every p u (pose -- .11 __ --*--'J,i // - - :-1- iT*11 ii__ 1 SERVICE STATION _= 7: - i I ..-_ '-. Te1.Puot. 277643i - •GLASS - 'MIRRORS - - 1 RE-CHARGE e - -- 6 I - MONDAY SATURDAY 10 A.M.-3 P M r '5 . ,-.-Z--,. ~_ -W - ____ THRIFT SHOP Longwood . 71 TITT-71 .. - - _____ - -- - - - - - �'B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____ Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1975 TONIMU41 4 - Legal Notice __ TV (44) Mo'iie (2) Police Story (I) Police Woman 9:30 (3$) Movie Tuesday (3)(24) Ascent Of Man 6) Switch (CATV.13) Stagecoach Ws1 (9) ROOkICS EVENING 6:00 (2)(6)(B)(9)(13) News (3) Ci,rrasccndolas Legal Notice 10:00 (2}(8) Joe Forrester (3)(24) Woman Alive (6)03) Beacon Hill (CATV.13) Burke's Law (9) Marcus Weiby (44) Green a cres 11:00 (2)(3) High Rollers (6)(13 Gambit (CATVd) Not For Only (9) Showoff, (44) Phil Donohue (CATV.13) Orlando Council Meeting (35) Lone Ranger (44) Gilligan' Island s:oo (2) Adam (CATV.o) I Love Lucy (9) Gilligan's Island (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 5•30 (7) News Women City IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION, No 74 2t3.ORLCIVR COUNTY, FLORIDA. 0. PAUL MOULEY. as Ad CIVIL NO. 7$2233CAOC FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. ministratorof the Estate Of NANCY MOBLEY, DeCStd. TGAGE ASSOCIATION. TV HIGHLIGHTS 50-Miscellaneous for Sale BALL REALTY 68-Want ed to Buy - ' . - - - Assume Payments Hot" - Veteran r,, I ___ : _ __.__ - . - - . ._ ___ _____________- Free Gifts - , For Christmas -- - --- - _________ ___________________________ - COM - , O -- - - ---. - H AL COLBERT ____ - S - New Block Home - -- . . tenstro . Real~ ry - - -_ - - -- - - - - - -- - '- - - - - - - Merchandise 322.2420 Anytime - "- ------.-- -'-- -- . I - _ JIM HUNT REALTY lNC., - -- I ------ -- ------------. NOTICE ., . S - - Chico & The Man Call 14 - Schuren Realty BUSINESS DIRECTORY Did you 6110V., hilt or orq3r1;;,ltwn ijfl Appear in this listing each for only $3 r'r seek? This is fl i(j', way to inform the, i::bl. of your club activitup', IJ ___ ' ROUTES I c LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT That's a Classified Acit 4wy 17 2I.',' Sr-uth it ', 0 Taxi Cab Business & related fran Chit Call owner. 901-253 2572. - p . -ii', ." P,':,th ,',. 22222Z4 Rent .---.,--, -,- _.- __". _ nishe'd apartment on first floor. Must be clean. w-o adults. R. F. Wheeler, Gin Delivery, Catselberry, Fla Real Estate - 3Mo,-6 Mo. & l Year Leases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. 1pts-Fum. or Unfum, On Lake, Free Boating •Poof tubPô',' Drapes tarp.ting *Sep. Dininq Rooms 41 -Houses 1100 down, no closing costs, renewed, vacant. Homes you can afford. Bdrm., 3 bath mini farm, many fruit treea. Has 1 bdrm efficiency apartment. Rentals S Ir_ Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 373.8670 or 831-9777 I'' , I . , '.' & -,,, i.arly Bird at ? IS P ,'.t r: r'.jlr at 7 S P ', 29-Rooms - Bdrm I.- bath. No qualifying. desirable mortgage to assume Carport, CA, near schools. shopping. Near new - -- Room witri l;r*Iry and :ooking privileges en Private home; for orottemaru 377 9116 after 3.30 NO QUALIFYING -3 fldrm, I' baths. garage,) vrs oid. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY . OK"iftes"'J"NAUwe 0"" 111111111111111111111111111 Air_Cnditianing entrat He a t 5. ,'., r Fr free "Stumates tall Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 377 1711 AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK. 71 hour service. All makes DYKES AIR CON Dli lOtflriC, J 5,,7 Aluminum SdIng Moving? Why Not Live ,,,-__ A I to POST 53 - _____ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 18-Wanted ['cellent Oppoiiujnty only 1 10 hours weekly Aith complete ;'rnpany training arid Iocati.'n setInvestment of 160015000 Call :Ite(t, Mr Carson, II) 576 5320 , r, ..A I parel shop Handling name brands, first quality merchandise 117,300 includeS beginning in .entory, bixturej, and training. Call collect f or Mr Carl (9(1) 764. 7612 "VENDING -. -- . '., _________ Kish Real Estate Tuesday, Nov. 4,11975-7101 - _______________________ I . Park Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41-Houses _____ rj' - 6 room apt, downstairs, partly furniShed, fenced yard. $100 ma. 377 0354 41-Houses S - . J I I I - __ ____ - __ ________ _______ or CailBart Real Estate .-..-.------------ - pn Orlando - Winter L , .. ipi They - ____ •• "Get 'Em While TIMES ~_-~ . II -.1 W'-.1,N__ . ;Al ~j - .1 j I ,, -. I - - E Wednesday's' . I k j 1 1 1 , .~ - -----____ - r - - - piuS - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN SERVICE BEYOND RAYMOND At. BALL 322-2611 n_.,, n--, .--,-.--. r .,_...i Xlfrh,.n fl..,,,.,,,,,,, .- U'F'Vi), THE CONTRACT" "VV t'QI ITC nroxer KCQ rcdt 831-9993 state Broker MONTHLY RENTALS LASH 322.4132 T RANSFFPREDAflXIouS tow II. Cnter tops. 'r,'s Installation 377 5611 All Hrs. 377 7737 For used furnilurc, appliances. AVAILABLE 3 BR, I bath home available. on Cut Bud ic. Cabell, Di Si 517W lit St., Sanford CLASSIFIED DEPT. fl 3227643 $150 Ills Color TV tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Carpet, dishwasher, rang anytime. RATES Larry's QUALITY INN NORTH Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. refrigerator, Custom drapes. ' ; fiOHNS REALTYC HOURS I 16. SR 131, Longwood thrustim 41C HrIC WILSON MAIER FURNITURE large well landscaped lot $2119C * * *Spanish Charm* BROKERS * * 6 thru 25 limes AGE & ELEGANCE We Buy Furniture BISY-SELL---TRAOE 8:00 AM. 31c a rIC 5:30 P.M. Newl SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3 bedroom 26 315 Oats 3r,6123 times 311 E F rst St decorated older home Low down MONDAY thru FRIDAY payment. Ornamental ?4c a hr Has centriit __________________________ DAVE 5' 373 9110 trailer apIs. Adult & family park, PdiqhtS 377 7)52 heat and air, detached garagt stone fireplace, turned columns, (57-00 MINIMJp,j CHARGE SATURDAY 9-Noon Weekly. 331$ Hwy 17 92, Sanford. fenced back yard GET THO LUXURY ITEMS sunken paneled family room, 3 Down stairs 3 Lines Minimum SlHousehold Goods 373 1930 Soacious living room * A FRACTION OF THEIR COST * bedrooms, garage, redwood wit. ' fireplace, formal dining FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI carpet. FHA-VA 1311222 Clean furnished apartment for room den, eat in kitchen, 1 bedroom DEADLINES 11F * R JO DAN. REALTOR - bachelor an * 2 miles from downtown ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED bath. plus utility. Upstairs; 3 larg C kl...... TL Sanford 337 8699, r.-,'r 7 LJuI1 me uoy Top Prices paid, used, any condition, ru'! .te Newhousm Ina rural area PlO dwn bedrooms and? full baths tiefore Publication 6.411176. WinIer Pan rnsit.on. needle, front 126.500, Payment, monthly payments lest C'ean, furnished apartment; tots of Inading . 'I'Iu'p seng machine room. MIS -REALTORS Wanted to buy used office furniture 2 miles from than rent, Government SubSidiZed Si Moves You In! Sunday - Noon Friday downtown Pay t'ualanre ,sf VS or tO payments Sanford. 372 8699, Any to qualified buyers. Call to Ste if Newly painted, I bedroom PIon I Quantity. PIOLL'S 321 0041 50. At YOU qualify i Catselberry, Hwy. 17 92 530 4206 large lat, no citytaxes new roof,& I HOME BUSINESS 3 Bedroom, SANFORD SEWING CENTER 3 Room furnished garage apart ___________________________ At. UNSWORTH REALTY I Other extras $15,900, 101 Fact Ft'st Downtown bath, central air, with commercia mint, water furnished, adults Reg. Real Estate Broker I 172 Sill Fe 169 1116 only, 1100 month, 123 security 75-Recreational Vehic les Zoning. Wall to wall carpet, ea *03W. 1st St. 4-Personals cellent home to live deposit. Phone 3771305. in andoperati 18-Help Wanted Dinette, Ichairs, $35; Pr.mahogany a business, 125,900. ghm motor home, 74', low twin beds, Complete, $95; 1974 Broua 3136061 or 323 0317 eves. lor2fledrooms Adults only P FAL TOW 377 7191 Leithn! Vinegar! B6' Kelp! f4m WOWI WHAT A BUYI Extra nic It -mileage. $1,500 down 8. lake over Upholstered Five Carpenters Call for Intervi .'w. rocker, $15; Wood PARKAVENIJEMOBILE PARK ,sIl tour in OflC capsule Ask for home with SWIMMING POOL, 3 FOR RENT payments 377 1610 Local Job PCptiC rocker, $17.30; Coffee table, $15; Build ng KIDS. CATS000S1 23.43 Park Drive $70 up. bedroom, 2 bath, family r'oni VB6 e Fausts Drugs OFFICE 8 STORE BUILDINGS Systems 323 527(,, End table, $10; Lo e seat, 143; Room for them all In this 3 bedroom choice location Only $29,900 ALSO STORAGE SPACE Double bed, complete, 15.0; Swlvl AVALOP4 APARTMENTS 3 bath home with 11' x 16' Florida Reduce safe and fail with GOfli TV Repairman, part time 76-Auto Parts Hurry' $3SUP PER Mo. rocker, $70; Floor lamp, $10; Fail ADULTS No PETS room Nice yard, well 8. pump DEH6rI'sRadjo& TV Tablets and E yap "water pills front secretary, $125; Gate leg 11 6 W. ?no St, Harold Hall Realty Clean inside 6. out. Only $72,500, To'ichton Drug. 1)1) Sanford Ave LOOK tbI7 1)5; KIJLP DECORATORS, Recon(,Jitioned Batteries, II? 95 333 9110. PFAI TOR 171 3771 - Spacious, well furnished, pine F eichinge . REEL'S BODY SHOP, A. buys small down payment, 109 W Itt. St 322 2315 ARE YOU TROUBLED , Call ToO AVON CO. 3 OR. paneled, all electric; good quiet I', 1109 Sanford Ava Larry bath, carpet ___ & Saxon, Realtor Free, 644 1071 for "We Care'EASY TO OWN-. 3 bedroom, cent Want to earn Extra Xmas mont V? drapes $23,500 neighborhood. Adults. 372-0796. heat, "Hotline," Adults or Teens fenced $19,300 OWNER 52-Appliances -Call 6.44 3079, torcycles WILL FINANCE 42'-M,bile Homes Small apt, $85; large I bdrm,, 510.0, 7', Acres,) BR, I bath, stocked fish F ACED WITH A DRlNKlr; RU'S, I PNs, A;dri, At le QUALITY APP I.', NC S large 2 bdrm , 1110; water fur AT pond ts.ix;o LARGE-- I bedroom home, Fla PROBLEM Companion; Needed immedlalc Iy, 1973 360 ir.duro, c "celtent COtSdi hILLCREST BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD flushed; conveniently located. 372 '1) central air, room, PLUS rental mobile 678 0636. Perhaps Alcoholic A nonym 6117. _________ AUCTION, 373-7310. lion, 1330. kilter I call 323 7674. dishwasher, 6 Acres, 7 DR, I bath, 165,000 her, raised patio, Skirting, Can Help homeOWNER WILL FINANCE 4 8 fie downs. Good location. LPN, full tIme, 3 to Ii shift Ap ly, NOW I.EASIPIG CalIl73 4557 at saving to you. KE14MORE WASHER. parts, 1975 Honda CO 310?, 3 mos. old. Payments %179 mo Oflefed b y .. 6 Lots, Highbanks Road Industrial LakeviewNursing Center, 919 E. New, modern, 1 story service, used machines excellent condition. Must sell. Write P.O 80* 1313 efficiency Savings & Park. "((f1;( ,t Loan. 323605). 16.600 per lot. Sanford apartments, attractively fur1150 377 1*35. LAKE VIEW- I bedroom, 2 bath, MOONEYAPPLIAIICES323 0697 Sanford, Florida 31771 nished, convnientty located and W W. carpet RIGHTS TO LAKE S Acres east of Sanford, 570.000 Will Barrington, double wide, new, 7I'x Motorcycle Insurance SMALL APPLIANCES U5. 533,700 60', central air, large raised beautifully landscaped. $135 mo MAAdivide BLAIR AGENCY REPAIRED Call screen between patio, 5:303. For carport, In skirting, Performed by Marilyn. 373 31" Notary WITT REALTY 5005 Sanford Ave 373 9370 formation raIl 3220701. wood grain lapsed siding, good Ocala 901 7 )7 1661 or 737 8773 ID Acres on Pine Way, 13,000 per Reg Real Estate Broker 371 0640 ____ _____________ Wui,J with location. trees Offered by you I to Chri?m Is acre. 373 7195 3733213 322-2748 Savings 8 Loan, Paymenls, N Radio-Stereo 53gifts Wpth-t 79-Trucks-Trailers 31A---Du plexes It 5-Lot & Found In;; for 111334 mo. 3236031. ou are a hOuSife with If 'c PLETELY FURNISHED_ Pesidenhlal & Commercial Lots. _ Color TV'S from 150; (38W, from 1946 Dodge Van, V I. green 6. white. time, let us show you how. Nothi W 17'.60' mobile home. large Florida Acreage up to 10.000 acres FLEETLINE - Double wide new, LOST Frl'lôy night -White, fluffy, 113; Service all makes. HERBS' to buy andno selling. Call 323 7e 0. LAKE MARY-- 2 BR duplex, kitroom, almost new back tires. 1.400 or best carport, patio I. utility central air, raised front screen chin equipped, Carpeted, central female poodle, I mo old. in TV. 120() S. French, 323 1731. offer. 372-1967 buildings, 2 Beautiful room, shaded heat & air, 1150 per mor carport. skirting, fomSunland REWARD. N. Will You Earn Your fenCid lots. Income from lot COLOR T V, $11 93 MONTH FORREST GREENE INC. 1974 Dodge. club cab, 0 ft. bed, p$eeiy set up. Near 436 & 1792. Sunlind Drive, 5unIan phone rental Owner will finance REALTY 3236353 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Share In 1976? Offered REALTOR by 372-5970 Savings loaded wair. excellent condition. & 322 4179. 207€ 751h .373 737 641 P1.oSfl III SR per nr.'nth 11.c"5. Utility body 1534 Ford. 6 373-6051 Would You Like To? Dupie, $15 per mo Stemper Realty HAL COLESERT REALTOR -cyl , standard Shift, excellent 6-Child Care To No pets sales organization neec 1$Yr.FH A FINANCING SELMA WILLIAMS Associate condition, 11.000. Private owner. Centra' Florida's -, 55-_8eats & Accessories 322 3ll7 after ip m. 8ggressiv career minded man I n Eves )flO011or)fl 1587 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3227399. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR this area. We have key A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants 3503 Orlando Drive ma rt 327 1991 1919 S, French '72 Bonita, 15 It. with I'll trailer & 35 Two 'edroom, turn, or unfurn,, toage 7 only Next tone* Drivers' Sanford, 373 3200 Openings In the Sanford area wit 312 7374,322-1496,322 1984 hp Chrysler, electric start, runs 1172 Ford pickup, 14 ton PS and PS. License Bureau 3226"S adults Preferred, security deposit. outstanding Opportunity for cc radio Iply tirri, new battery and 37? 1959, 377 1164 great, $450. Phone 322 2S", SKYLINE - Double wide, '7), 74' * 323 5.5.54 or 322 6630. vancenen, It you have the deslr C brakes. Phone 134 O9ZIaf ter *p. m Christian Day School has OpeningS __ 60', 3 BR, 7 bath, raised front 77' Ho r the o5rltnn useboat.Powered by 1S5OMC, I bedroom unfurnished. kitchen for I and S r olds Tuition, ss screen room, central air, carport equipped, air, carpeted, $95.50. with trailer, 323 0516 after S p m. mo Lutheran 80--Autos for Sale Church of a1nnq and skirting Good COflIf You Are: week days or anytime weekends. Adults only. 3772296 wk.nds. & Redeemer, 322 3557 or Mit = dition Payments $106.47 mo. [)eBa eves Martin, 372 64C4 971 Maverick, 10* mileage, 2 Offered by Savings 6. Loan. )3. dOor, ROBSON MARINE "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" new Michelin radials, very clean, Interest Credit 7927 Hwy, 1792 High school graduate or butte 'IEWON THE MARKET - Lovely 115(30 Also 1911 Pinto 4 cyt, 4 9--Good Things to Eat 32-Houses Unfun'iished In good health 3775.961 BR home with many extras. 3 Bedrooms, central heat And air, speed, very clean. $1,050 372 7i9 43-tots-Acreage Drapes, range, refrigerator, after s p m wall to wall carpet, brick finiSh, OKRA Clean 2 bedroom house with fenced fenced rear yard, screened porch, 60-Off ice Supplies aluminum overhang, large corner by the bvst,eI Yard near Jr. College. Phone 372SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts, storage shed, newly painted. Over'19 Willys Jeep Universal. 1-whe el We Offer lot on paved road 175,100-10 pct. 377 041$ after I 2520 Small and large 12.000 per acre sized lot. Priced at only 118.300. drive, worn hubi, tow bar; all (1wfl Inimecliate occupancy. Outstand.ng opportunity to, arci Used office furniturp up. Terry Realty, Realtor, 625Located at 116 Country Club NAVEL ORANGES running gear good condition, 372 3 bedrooms, V', baths, central heat advancement 0711. Circle. 8 air, $190 mo. Available Nov. 10, 1250 BUSHEL Wood or steell deiki (executive desk 5399 after S p m . or any time JOHNNY WALKER An Aplus lead program 37 2 V)) C" 377 O)f? Weekends, & chairs. secretarial desks & Sanford For appt. to see, 3231791 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If GENERAL CONTRACTOR Training by Professionals EXECUTIVE HOME after 5 Close to chairs, straight chairs, filing (7!'sssifjed A1 ctudn't REAL ESTATE, INC. Many incentives 1964 Comet, Idocir, 6Cyl ,automatic ldyllwiide School. Fully equipped cabinett, as is. Cash and Carry. ihtq(' wouldn't be 11 -I ns tructions dflv CASSELBERRY-. ACTTODAY! 3 bedroom, kitchen, 2 breakfast transmission, excellent condtt;ors. bar, central _________________ ______ / 322.6457 NOLL'S bath homi, family room, air TO INSURE TOMORROWI heat air, some drapes, carpet 5495 1109 S. Sanford Ave Casselberry, I7.97,53O47Ci Conditioned, Carpeted, kitchen _____________________________ You'll love it. Located at hOe Cefamc Cl.,sses Phone now, 44y% 6. For appointment and personal in 3 OR, 2 baits CB home in Sanford ______________________________ 1974 Mercury Marquis Brougham, equipped, clothes washer, food tifview, see Mr Lehan Nov 5, One Executive Chair Vuhten with a price tag evening classes Gre,nwar, & Carport, 572.300. 3236S45. vinyl top, loaded, excellent con from Ii t freejer 'L. irlcluded, Garage, I and 6 to 7:30 nice Two Alma Dftks at the supp'ies Make yOur Christmas yard, 1250. dition, $3,975; VW Dune Buggy, Holiday Inn. Sanford OSTEEN - LEMON BLUFF. By 3725000 gifts at Sumrers Ceramics 529 50-Miscellaneous for Sale excellent condition. $950; 1941 VW CALL TO SEE owner, 100' on St. Johns River, 3 Nolan St 377 117$ Companion to live in and care for FERN PARK sedan, radio and heater, QOOd Your MLS Agency MAITLAND.._ bedroom, 7 bath mair, house, eat3 I NVENTORY CLEARANCE elderly woman. Salary 160 *k. 62-.--L.awn.Gar'den condition, $950 Private owner, bedrooms, I'- biths, air cot in kitchem, all appliances. Large make room for new stock) 18-HeIp Wanted Must have own car. 322 3073. REALTORS dif loner, dithwathey, fenced yard. 322 25.99. 7545 Park Dr. living room with stone fireplace, Everything Reduced To Clearl 3 M Precise time released plant 1195. 19 Year old Insu rance company has carpeted. Garage apartment with 196.5 GTO Pontiac. Al condition, SAVE 60 pcI. and more on smoked For the hoijse,',te *th tm on her MAYFAIR- BY OWNER, 3 BR, 2 food. GardenLard. 1100 W. Itt St.. FORREST GREENE, INC. all weather enclosed porch. Good insurance det,,? in ed damaged Oak Ave. See George Sanford sock t bath, area Paytans ' Florida room 3234430. ha nds I to S hrs per day Apply in on 2 tots. 1306133 REALTORS 3fl1970e.ves. terms, $47,500 Call collect, 601 Previous insurance experience Children's Wear (Formerly Priced under $30 ,000 Per tori to Philips After 6. call Custom Øeir t6llOSOafteropm but not required My men Efficiency apartment, lights NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Any CarButtons 'N Bows), 26.10 Hiawatha. 372 75.31 Draperues 6. Cleaners, 319 W. 13th and _________________________________ are earning an average of $13,000 WOodrut I's Garden Center Phone 377-1301. water furnished, Elizabeth Crews, SANFORD- 3 bedroom, 2 bath St. No Money Down 4 annually and have comprehensive 601 Celery Ave .Sanford phone 373 Sill before 10 a m, home, it'st painted inside, air WIT H GOOD CREDIT employee benefit If you are a FULLER BRUSH conditioner, shady yard Will For Example I 377 1917 sell starter and tales minded, I Gremlin X. air. $1095'. dicker or swap. $19,500 2571 Park Dr 64-Equipment for Rent 372 2115 I 33-Houses Furnished : want to talk to you Call 19$ 3571, 9 u 71 Pinto. a to., air. 1795. REALTOR AFTER HRS. I Kathy's Unique, 2610 Hiawatha Ave. am lol;30pm, for Forrest Greene, Inc. 'lOMuttang Mach 1, auto.,air, $1195 3273991 specializing in Rent 327 9281 Blue Macrame Ma 3220641 Lustre Electric Carpet 130 6433 RFALTORS DELTONA HOMES 373333 terials and Unusual Gifts 323 True City of Longwood riuccisa Wltc'r 5hampr for only 1150 per day. '72 Vega 0'?', like new, 11)95. Dotter, 2 door, 1993 Exclusive Area 7651. & Sewer Plant operator. ML%t bee CARROLL'S FURNITURE 1 Bdrm, closed porch, $130 DISABLED Manyotherstoct.,from Quality 3 bedroom, 7 bath tome on TAFFER REALTY .. ---. resident of Seminole County and 2 Bdr,, porch, carport, washing trtu UP- E A5ON canal, plus pool. Large tree ASON -. AMERICAN unemployed for a minimum of 65-Pets-Supplies Reg. Real Estat. Broker machine. Clean, $150 SWIMMING POOL SALE shaded lot. $17,500 with terms VETERANS thirty days. Mutt be Certified with ' 1100 E 2Slh 7 fldrm., new W carpet, new 3fl 665.5 GANT ALL ALUMINUM POOLS, LW mew iocat.on) a leas t a C In Water and a C in AKC Doberman, red male, 9 mos, furniture. Separate dining area. 16'x3i' (2 only), Rig. 17.00*, now Beautiful kilCtsin and 3 bedroom Chaw, , .Jct. 17-92&I27,Longwooci Sewer. This it through CETA 11 Sl.50Opluj lax. 24' Round (I only), Very attractive. 1165. ears, shots Carries I colors, 4 lic home, close to Schools and Calf 323 *570 or 534 1605 Program. Applicants ms'st apply champions in pedigree Good stud Reg 11,173, now 1993 plus tax. shopping. $21,000. 14 to the Department of Administr 11 tO)' Corvar Mania Convirtbte. W. Garnett White Security depolt No pets c)rosDect, $150. Phone 32 1 0797, SEMINOLE AwpllNQ & POOL 'ive Services, Comprehensive 'iL': good tires & paint, runt Needs Reg Real Estate Boke-r ?ISS FrenchAyc Builder or Developer- Exceptional 57 ::4a ',anpower Planning Division, JOHN KqloEr., ssoc work, $100 32? 1917 Corner 3rd & 17 92 buy in building lots just far enough 66-Horses Seminole County, Florida, from town. 3223022 P.' eetiriqc 73 Honda Civic. I Speed transmis Seminole Plaza, Miss Shelly If Pony and tack, $123. English saddle Freund Iijcir,r',,, 710 hI tion, beautiful Silver finish, $1,993 rable & (hairs, 12$; Stereo, AM SEE US TODAY and girl's wearing habit, Silt 9-10, Furnished 3 bedroom. $173 mo Call Duane McGuire, 372-163). YOU wan' 'o Buy or Sell FM, Also color TV's, 3230,0* JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN hat, 6'v and boots, lB 377 2599 Dealer Adults only Water turn 377 5717 Real Estate or Appointment We will provide the bingo Call 373 7137 WEKIVA RIVER- Adult Park Professional Service Every Wed &S,it REAL TOPS offering fitting, canoeing and 'O7W.Conmnercia, Branch Office No. I Early I3irdsl:lSp iii convenience. store. Surrounded by 24-Business Opportunities Ph. 377.7$,; Sanford 2621 Orlando rirhsr. 1 11'ul beautiful oak and cypress tree's. 3?? 1170 OAn a hughi-, c.rcftablt. ladies ap ------- iuTz1 A S.sl Seminole - '- CL I Plaintiff, Plaintiff. vi C. T. KNOWLES JR.. of &. GEORGt H. NICHOLAS and (CATV.6) Family Affair Dendants. 10:30 wife. BARBARA NICHOLAS, his (24) Man And Environment NOTICE OF COMPLAINT (3)(24) Woman Defendanls (35) Lost In Space FOR LIMITATION NOTICE OF ACTION (CATV.6) News 11:30 (44) Lucy Show ______________________________________________ OF LIABILITY TO: GEORGE H. NICHOLAS 11:00 (2)(S) Hollywood Squares 6:30 Notice s given that C T Knowles, and (2)(6) (8)(9) (13i News (6) (13) Love Of Life THE FALL-OUT: Network law, lie's enlisted to keep a Jr. tias filed a complaint pursuant to (2)($) NBC News BARBARA NICHOLAS. (3) ABC News (CATV6) World Of Women au sc S li I$9 claiming the right (3) Gettn Over his wife researchers are overworking street rwnble from breaking (CA -6) Race To Riches (9) Happy Days to limitation of liability for all ADDRESSEE UNKNOWN (3)(24) Electric Company () CBS News their computers to find the out with the big confrontation at (35) /00 Club (24) Villa Alegre YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an claims arising out of an alleged (CATV.6) Bewitched (9) ABC News cause of a distressing 2.4-per- Arnold's drive-in restaurant. (44) Love, American Style of a mortgage accident, condition and or casualty 11:50 hot for foreclosure Beverly (9) Hillbillies CATV.13) Zane Grey 1 heatre cent drop in audience in the has been filed against you and you occurring on the navigable waters of (CATV.6) Paul Harvey 8:30-9 A8 wEI.coME 11:30 (13) Adam 12 (24) Man And Environment are required to serve a copy of your theSt Johns River at or near Tonight Show (21(0) 11:55 fir two months of the season BACK, KOUELt "Mr. Kotter, (44) Bewitched CATV.13) Cable Journal written defenses, if any, to it on Marker 21 approximately two anti (CATV.6) Amos Burke, Se (6)(C-6)(13) CBS News from a comparable period last Teacher" Assistant Principal 7:00 (35) Mayberry R.F.D. (naId R. Cor b', plaintitl's at one half miles nor th 01 Astor, crat AQent (44) Partrldqe Family Florida. in Seminole County on or To Tell The Truth year. At the moment, they are Woodman a t long last has torn, w$ose address is P.O. the (9) Wide World Mystery AFTERNOON ____________________ Flight 3 Orlando, Florida 32802. on or about 12th April 1971 Inclined to place the blame on ammunition to fire Kotter he (44) Mod Squad 12:00 ll persons having Such claims before December 171h, 1915, and file Concentration 11:40 the "family-viewing" hour, thinks, Kotter's unorthodox (2)(9)(44) News Legal Notice Ihi original with the Clerk of this must file them under oath as'pro (CATV-) Hogan's Heroes which, they claim has forced style includes a rap session on (6)(13) Movie Court either before service on Vided in the supplemental rules for (6) The Young And The Rest. 03)(C.13) CBS News FICTITIOUS 12:30 NAME plaintiff's attorney or immediately certain admiralty and maritime the networks to sacrifice the classroom floor, which less (24) Orlando County School Notice Is hereby given that we are thereafter; otherwise a default will claims of the Federal Rules of Civil CATV.6) Noticias (CATV.6) Bugs Bunny And 'quality" In the interests of leads to suspension, and a Board Meeting engaged in business Al 174 Sheridan be entered against you for the relief Procedure, Rule F. with the Clerk of Phil Donahue Friends , (33) Star Trek nonoffensive general-viewing hearing. Ave. Longwood, Seminole County, demanded In the complaint. the Court at the United States Post (8) Magnificent Marble PM Florida under the fictitious name of (44) Hocan's Heroes The property proceeded against Is Office Building, Orlando, Florida. shows. chine GARDEN PARTY, and that .e described and serve or mail to the plaintiffs 7:30 follows. What it means is that 9-10 CBS SWITCH Pete and Wednesday (13) Pulse-Plusl intend to register said name with 'he attorney William E. Johnson, Lot 14, OAKLAND HILLS, ac Candid Camera networks know that unless they Mac go to the aid of Pete's old MORNING (24) World Press Clef k of the Circuit Court. Seminole cording to the plat ther eat as Esquire, Suite 1500 Hartford Front Row Center (35) Big Valley County, Florida in accordance with recorded in Plat Book 13, pages 43 Building, Orlando, Florida. 32101. a have shows with a lot buddy, prison of who is framed () Space: 1999 for 6:00 the Provisions of the Fictitious and 61 of the public records of copy on or before December 1st, 17:30 vtolence and scarlet overtone, arson. This weeks con Job (9) Sunrise Jubilee (9) Hollywood Squares Name Statutes. To Wit; Section Seminole County, Forida. 1973, or be defaulted, Personal at (2)(8) 3 For The Money (CATV.) Love, American they'don't think the maximum involves framing the suspect on 86509 Florida Statutes 1937 (13) Breakfast Beat WITNESS my hand and the seal ol tendance it not required (6) Search For Tomorrow Style S Mirte'n E Sn,i audience potential can 1w •t murder charge to )iVC him 6:10 thiS (ort on November 3rd, 1975 Any ctamant derng to contest (9) All My Children Catherine i Scovenner Lets Make A Deal theclainiof the plaintiff must file an (Seal) (2) Sunshine Almanac reached, It is interesting to note the heat to puncture his alibi. (24) Electric Company PubI;Ii Oct. 14, 21, 75, Nov. 1, 1973 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Answer to the said Complaint as (13) Truth Or Consequences that four of the first five shows lie's suspected of burning his 6:15 (44) Variety DES 94 Clerk of the Circuit Court required by said Rule F, and deliver (CATV-1) Movie (6)(8) Sunshine Almanac 1:00 totecancellet1tl is season were own business. By: Lillian T. Jenkins ormaila(opytoptalntifrs attorney. (44) Love, American Style 6:25 FICTITIOUSNAME (2) Somerset Clerk Deputy Wesley R. Thies, in the family hour. 8:00 5-lO NBC POLICE WOMAN (2) With This Ring Notice is hereby given that I am Publish Nov 1, Il, IS, 25, 1973 Clerk (6)(8) News (21(8) Movin' ROLE CALL: George Gobel "Farewell, Mary Jane" Settled 6:30 engaged in business at 1163 Lancelot DET . United States District Court (CATV.6) Movie Way, Catselberry 37707 SemInole (3)(24) Birth And Death Of A does a guest shot on a "Mobile into its new tiine period, Pepper (6) Sunrise Semester By: Louis Piron (9) Ryan's Hope County. Flor ida under the fictitious ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Star Deputy Clerk One," which just finished and Crowley, Angie Dickinson (CATV.6) Tennessee Tuxedo (13) Search For Tomorrow name of THE WOODWORK S, and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. PubIlth (CATV4) Movie - Oct. M, Nov 1, II IS. 1913 Today In Florida production, lie plays a heavy and Earl Hollirnan, contend that I intend t register said name CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (IS) (44) Movie Happy Days ocs tu 6:55 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, COUNTY. FLORIDA. dr inker who has problems with tonight with an informer who 1:30 (13) G&od Times ______ (2) Daily Devotional Seminole County, Florida in ac CIVIL CASE NO. 7S17S2.CA-oi-C (2)(8) Days Of Our Lives his wife, too. That's main- tries to double deal for a big (0)(44) News (35) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cordance with the provisions of the COMBINED MORTGAGE (6) (13) As The World Turns taming the public Image. ..And killing. (44) Dinaht EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit; REALTY CO. a Florida car 7:00 (9) Let's Make A Deal _*,,. ,, U.....;i...... CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 8:30 Bern.... Section $&3 Florida Statutes 1957. poration. ._........,., i."plays the 9-10 ABC THE ROOKIES "A (2)(I) Today OR 2:00 Plaintift, COUNTY. FLORIDA 5 - Douglas S. Carlisle (3)(24) Consumer Survival tough Captain Dobey on Time to Mourn" It is a touchy (6)(C-4)03) CBS News CASE NO. 73545CA.09.E (6)(13) Guidirs Light Publish: Nov. 1, vt 11, 15, 25. I7s Kit "Starsky and Hutch," diver- situation of emotions turned (9) Bozo's Circus DET2i (9) $10000 Pyramid THOMAS .J. GOLDEN arid NANCY GORDON A TAYLOR. if at. () Joe And Son4 (44) American Town Re. Plaintiffs sifie3 his talents for a GOLDEN, hiS wife; ERNESTO 7:30 comedy around, and what (toes a (9i Welcome Back, Kotter NOTICE OF APPLICATION ligious Hall GALLO and MARINA GALLO, his role in a "That's My Mama" policeman do when tragedi (2)(8) Doctors FOR TAX DEED es 7:30 I GRAHAM, JR. if at, wife, OF EL IA DEW IV F?; and (6)(13) Edge Of Night (Florida Statutes Section 191.246) MAGOALENA DERIVET. episode now shooting. He plays that befall others also reach Defendants (9) Good Morning, America t_I__ ,._%, .. (9) Rh Ma r't4 Dr,n I,'.,, IT.,C I flCiCUT iJIvtr4. rtUJI5, iJ4AI we isaxe, an Old tianie of UP SAL Defendants, (44) Hilarious House Of home, Chris Owens's sister, (24) Indian Summer thit & C Kirk the holder Of the Notice it hereby given, pursuant NOTICE OF ACTION Mama's, lie shows up as a Frightenstein played by Season Hubley, is following certificates has filed said to a Summary Judgment of (35) Mothers-In-Law TO; ERNESTO GALLO and reverend, certificates for a tax deed to be assaulted, the rookie seethes 1:00 Foreclosure entered in the above 3'00 MARINA GALLO, tiit wife (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo issued thereon. The certificate ABOUT TONIGHT: captioned action, I will tell the Unknown (2 ) (8) Another World for revenge, defies orders and numbers and years of issuance, the (CATV.6) Community Closeproperty situated in Seminole YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 8-8:30 CBS 6001) (6)03) Match Game The ultimately is suspended. description of the property, and the action for foreclose a mortgage on County. Florida, and described as Up (CATV.6) Three Stooges 'Evans family becomes names in which it was assessed are the following property in Seminole 10-11 CBS BEACON HILL (44) Flintstones Lots 75. *7, U, 93, 123, 133, 131 and (9) General Hos pital as follows; politically polarized into two 133, Barclay Woots. First Addition, County. Florida: "The Pretenders" The family is 8:30 (24) Romagnolis' Table Certificate No 119 Year of Lot 73. Block I, Replat of Sheet 16. according to the Ptat thereof as camps. James is supporting a almost taken in by a con artist (CATV.) Fran Carlton (33) My Fav Issuance 1969 or ite Martian 7, North Orlando Townsite. 4th recocteci in Plat Book 17, Page 3* hack who has been around for from New York. But Brian, at (44) Three Stooges Description of Property ( ) Three Stooges Addition, Village of North Orlando, Public Records of Seminole County, Meisth Subd 76 19 Xl 505 Lots 1 & years, and doing nothing, while Ben Lassiter's command, goes 8:55 3:25 as recorded in Plat Book II, Pages 5 Florida, and Spirit (44) Of '76 lot 2 filk 3 P13 3 pg 54 & 6. Public Recordt of Seminole Lots 194 and 195.. Barclay Woods, (44) Spirit Of '76 Florida has derided to vote for to New York to ferret out the 9:00 Name in which atsc'ssc'd Rutut Second Addition, accordng to the County. Fkyida 3:30 a brash, young newcomer, The truth abou t the man w ho has (2) Phil Donohue StilIt Shirley J Stills. hiS wifC tiled against you and you Put thereof a) recorded in Plat has be (3)(24) Lillias, Yoga And You kids are drawn Into the fray. All of said property being in ttie are required to Serve a copy of your Book Il, page 93. Public Records Of ingratiated himself to most of (6) Mike Douglas (6)03) Tattletales County ofSeminofe, State ofFlorida 8-9 NEC MOVIN' ON the family, and his sister, who (CATV4) Life In The Spirit written deftns.t, it any, to it on Seminole County, Flor ida, (9) One Life To Live Unless such certificate or cerRICHARD H ADAMS, JR. of Gray, Together with all structures and Big Valley "Ge neral Delivery, Raleigh" has won Rob's heart. tificates shall be redeemed cc(35) And Friends Adams, Harris & Robinson. A . Improvements on the above Movie Financial pr oblems create a cording to law the property Underdog 10-11 NBC JOE FORRFiSTER plaintiff's attorneys, whose address described land and fixtures alt,,d described in such certificate or 4:00 mo nstrous sit uation for Sonny "Weekend" Par t 1 A two-part.er (13) Mike Douglas is 1 East Robinson Street. P0. Itiereso, and (24) Mister R og ers will be sold to Inc certificates Box 3.I. Orlando, Florida 32)2. on Together will all rents, issue's (2) Ironside and Will; they lose their wheeLs, that has Joe on duty for the (44) highest casti bidder At the court Leave It To Beaver or before the 13th clay of November. PrOceeds and profitS accssring fro(3) (24) Mister R og ers The truck is repossessed and weekend, confronted with a 9:30 door on the lit day of 71* isis, and file the original with the the ahove Slid land. and (6) Partridge Family December, 1975 at fl;CO AM. lteS. of this Court ether bifote Together with all gas, it,a' the new owners Art Metrano rumoredgangfight,anda petty (CATV.4) 700 Club (CATV4(44 Mlcxey Dated tt%?3rcJ day ofOctot),,' I15 service on plaintiff's attot'ny$ or lect'ic, water and other heatr and Rosey Grier take a thief with homicidal tefldencjcs (44) Gomer Pyle. USMC Club Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., t'ttViI'.5tIU, light n immediately tlsefeafter;ofr,,r#,,sea 10:00 challenge, putting the truck up (I) Somerset Circuit Clef kof the Circuit Court Continued next week. default will begnt.fed against you Plumbing, ventIlating, lrrigatnc, (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes for grabs in a mad race, By; Ida Creel, (9) Dinah! for the relief demanded in the and power systems, machines, 10-11 ARC MARCUS WELBY, (6) Give N-Take Deputy Clerk (13) Dragnet appliances, fixtures and ap complaint, 14:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS M.D. "The Strange Behavior of (8) Romper Room Publish; Oct. 20, Nov. 1,11, Is. 1973 WITNESS my hand and seal of purtenances,whchp,rlaintoor are t33) Addams Family "Fonile t he Flatfoot" In a Paul Kelland," Lloyd Haynes (44) Father K no DES 163 thi Court on October 13th. 1973 ws Best used with, in or on thu abo,r 4:30 stra nge turn of events, Fonzie and Denise Nicholas, 10:30 'clrsribed land. who once (3)(24) Sesame Street NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS at public sate, to the higheSt and best t. ArThur H. Beckwith, Jr. finds himself working for the costarred in a series, "Room (2)(1) Wheel Of F or tune (6)(8) Mery Griffin NAME LAW bidder for cash, at the writ 1r.r.t Clerk of the Circuit Court (61(13) Price Is Right a re together again for the (CATV-6) Fhintstones oT ci: i door of the Seminole Court, i [flY GIVEN that By. Martha T. Vitilen Club (13) tronslde time since that series was the undersigned desiring to engage Deputy Clerk Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. ' first "uu'i1 UflUCr Tfle yfCTiTkou% name ruop,sn, Oct II, 71, 71. Nov 4. 1973 ii w, am. on the 70 tI'i day ;t cancelled. They are a troubled Of QUALITY CONSTRUCTION November, 1975.. DES" couple in this episode. She has COMPANY, in the C ounty of (COURT SEAL) NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Seminole, State of Florida, intends leg problems, he has a Arthur H Bckwith, Jr NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Cort mysterious dilment which leads by virtue of that cert ain Writ of Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for By Elaine RiCharde to the mista ken Impression he's Execution issued out of and under Seminole Cnty, Florida Deputy Clerk the seal of the County Court of Stephen J. Bo:artPi a drinker. Richard H Eaton Orange County, Florida, upon a final Publish II. Oct 71, 21, Nov. 1, of Carlton, Fields, Ward. 191' 8:30-9 CBS JOE AND SONS Judgment rendered in the aforesaid Emmanuel, Smith & Cutler, P /. DES 95 Uncle Charlie, play ed by guest. court oil the 17th day Cf September. Suite 1601 CNA Tower A 1973, in that certain case enstar Harold J. Stone, runs away Post Office Box 1171 NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR titled. Aetna Finance Company, OrtLndo, Florida 37507 from the retirement home and VACATING AND CLOSING AN Plaintiff, vs- Richard At Lee and ALLEY, becomes a new border at Caro:yn Sue Lee, Defendant, which Attorneys for PIa;nttI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Publish; Nov 1, 1973 aforesaid Writ of Execution was ne phew Joe's ho use. Joe and DET 23 You will take notice that the City delivered to me as Sheriff of -" the boys like ha ving him, until Commission of the City of Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, and I _____ Florida, at 700 o'clock PM on Uncle Charlie decides, to 1 have levied upon the following November 21. 1973, in the City des cribed property owned by become useful, and everything Rt I INVITATION FOR BIDS Commission Room at the City Hall _________________ Richard M. Lee and Carolyn Sue M am n LIE W cm up with casters. THE SANFORD HOUSING in the CI'y of Sanford. F for ids, will Lee, said property being located in AUTHORITY, SANFORD. fVlU 111311111 pe consider and determine whether or . I . L ,(' Seminole County. Florida, more FLORIDA 111Y MMY SLJW moAe) .,u; z. will receive bids for the not the City will cloSe, vacate and Particularly described 'as follow s. INSTALLATION OF GAS abandon any right of the City and the One (1) 1972 Dodge Pickup Truck, HEATERS IN CASTLE BREWER 4 ' ix'bllc In and to an East Wes t alley ''-. . TlERE ARE MANY TOcL$ white over ' green, ID No. COURT AND COWAN MOUGHTON ,iI.' tying between Chapman Avenue and DIIAB755 11 395 being Stored at TERRACE, FLORIDA PROJECTS 7b PUT CUT FOR ESrF, REs Locust Avun,jc' and een Second Damac's in Fer n Park, Florida. 16 1 and to i until 7:00 pm., on the Street and Third Street extended I .3C.JOETOEVET Additional information available 10th day of November 1973, at the East, being more particularly ' from the Civil Division of the Administration Building, Castle -EM.. .COMMON described as bollowi; Seminole County Sheriff's Depart . brewer Court, Sanford, Florida at i' That cert ain East tSest alley lying SENSE' ./ mint. which time and place all bldg will be between Block 0 and Block G. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Publicly opened a read aloud. Pieaves Addition to Normany Seminole County, Florida, will at Proposed forms of Contract Square, Plat Book 1, Page 123. 11:00 A.M. on the 261 h day of documents, Inldifl specifIcation,, Persons interested may appear November. AD. 1913, offer for sa le are on file at the office of the and be hr,wJ at ., time and place and tell to the highest bidder, for Housing Authority of the City Of specified Cash. subject to tny and all existing Sanford, Florida, Administration City Commission leins,at the Front (West) Door of the Building, Cattle Brewer Court, 11 of Inc City of Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, and may be Sanford, Florida L, Sanford, Florida, the abOve secur ed any lime after By , H. N. Tamm, Jr 5:30 am., described personal property. MOnday, Novem ber 3. 1913. City Clerk "V That said sate is being made to Copies of the documents may be Publish: Nov. 4, 1911 Sltisfy the terms of said Writ of obtained by DET 23 depositing 125.00 with Execution. the Ifousina Authritv Inr -44 r,y 111U16.11 11111INcr zireR & to put ftf John E, Polk, rina Puzzles with over .50 documents so obtained. Such &pCilt CALL FOR BIDS, REMOVAL OF f6few fires ... ant owy ast to diticoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page bicioklets. Sheriff will be refunded 10 each person who BUILDINGS AND OTHER IM COMMON To order volum es I. II and 111. send $1 for each, making checks Seminole County, Florida returns the plans, specilitations and PROVEMENTS Publlsh~ Nov. 4. 11, 11. 25. 19?5 other documents in good condition payae to Seek & olved at in care of this newspaper. El within 10 days after bid opening. Interstate Office, First Floor, Slate A certified check or bank draft, OJf icC Building, West Morse boulevard Winter Park Florida at Payable to the Housing Authority of k4 NOTICE OF P"LICATION 11.00 A.M. on the 18th day Of the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S FOR TAX OBED 1. November, 197$ for the sate and ( ~ /'.00 UrMLI re ft (Florida Statutes Section 191.746) C'ovei'nment bonds or a satisfactory ,,,,,,J I. _ 7',#jjj remov al, or fne demolitk, and b!dtnd exrrutid by thC bdders : toiict: IS t$EREB'y .4. MEMUre A . , if _______________________________________________________ , M _7 7__ In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? Home Improvements TOWER'S BEAUT'S SALO' +,',trn.i.. LA..,... - .'.',r.:r Cockayne. Inc .srddng photos reasonably pfic,j Phone 3736341 Interior. t .lr Or PICStCV,n(1 Plaster 9Mt(h-n,1 I Simula'ei brick & StOne '.g"ri' .,jity 377 7743 ',' BATH ENCLOSURES Think -No messy Curtains, newel floors. Fully adlustable for any sue tub or Shower, silt cleanr, track $421014 Land Clearing - , tG'.'E MEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR PFPITR'v' AND REPAIRS 377 '33$ I can to.c'r ,." 1 ire A .Ini Oiuu siding 6. toifit system. Also Roofing, Gutters, Screen70 Yrs. E.p Try me 551 9563 Beauty Care Phótorgjby ruDDy's J i lN P;jn-.,-g Sippliesr L '',,nrs ',',,er uc'alers I a irs )Q Ini 1hru SM 7534 Park 373 5412 Pressure Cleaning - I. It r. j ('lr,,ruu:; .5.A CLE:.NS AL Exterior pressure Clear 37) 0063 , Trctor Work 3773790 Radio ESTER SON LANDCLEARING flulldr'znq, F 'ca-atnq, Ditch Wi'rk r -ii .. , 11 -'n! 377 5941 a" DRIVE IN TV SERVICEService 7? I.e Oa , L awn Care ,s .i Sen v'Ce. r' 't t-'.i sr g Cr too Small Call (tarry, 7.9 7359 = OffkeMacklnu ;'.,L .','.;.LPli',i' "We st-r ve all makes and modelS" rn.' r 0";vrc 5 - '.'.,.; "i'-. ).' Painting DAVE'S PAINTING Work's Slu.,-* Cheap Rates irt'j' c'sti male 372 2623 - - Pest Control ART bRO -A'N PEST CONTROL 2547 Park Drive 377 5863 Pet Care 2 PET REST INN Bcsrd.rsq & Groomng Ph 3271057 r-,it i,-j �- - -.-- -- - % -:.zr. -;;?. rrj - _rt_r -t .t.; .-..--. —*-----...- .- i__n..t__ t - - - - --v - -- -, . . -. - tr.!_2t..l ..--- - _- cr:. $&EVflg Htrald, Sanford, Tuesday, Fl. I Scrambler ] Nov. 4, Mort Walker Ajsto Prous Puzzle_- n tiyer ii;or HOROSCOPE 12NIS11 I 0 0 ill rC_ !c!gfi ' 'W LV -a 12 Individual 54 Peace 16 Utoan 60 DeSert I name 20 Presbyter N 61 Falsehood 62 Foolhke part PA N T 1 22 Donkey 63 Cory spots ,N ~d_TIQI LITTLE I I 5 lifetimes 28 Perpetuate ________________ - QUJen DOWN Wedn : i;em : PIO ES 21-April 19) Jj- TA 19 Alleviate 'it li*ivium ii Couffiry 45 Corecture 23 Oldies nare Dram pan 48 Congers So Small I 1(iLax --- - " N& THE BORN LOSER 1 0UT cc ---A 5 g con test 51 labor Plant io Highway I Boy's name 31 Weathercock 32 BombyX a Says ed 42 Greek mat,rs 43 Ethiopian 10 Nautical term 1 I THIS I It y form) i \ 4 IfS Pulto 38 Hand (comb 8 Female deer Art Sansom by 25 Mimics 26 Deep cut 2 Indigo 3 Carillon 34 Auricle 35 Boat paddle 36 Com pass poIflI 37 High card 14 ——— 13 12 — —t —— 18 — — ______ _____ 22 20 21 — ____ ____ _______________ 25 CAMPUS CLATTER rs ABOuTA'X$ C LASS AGAIN, _____ PRRsIDENr BLOO4IEq E BIMO BURNS with yEs, 9rr rep.es THE USUAL;.,.HALF HIS STUDENTS /., TW,ST.., A NEW -i-- TO DROP HIS CLASS 30 31 32 28 29 ____ 39 — __ - £ - — — — 43 — 44 45 59 -. ________________ _____________ BUGS BUNNY - 49 -1 O<AY,PN, LE GET STARTED ON TRYIN T t)tCIL.'t WHAI WLL)I ___ FINE! , ___ _____ LIVIN'ROOM! . ((p4/ H•Ili 1 - I. ':1 ~ A - I 1. l. I - ~.ji - -I --- IV A&I .1 PW :" " T BLON DIE - I Chic Young r ,~,E os) UKENATSINCE I IN AMMONIA THE STARCH IN HIS UNDE%SFEA ...1 s UGH1 ~ .kDNOEUL PIPE TASTES AIP..JLI I • i I - - . — -- - - / .3 % _ ___ 1~.- - ,~ 1 WAVEN'r SEEN HiM CRY I LED 17 -- - I - I I " -,A 0 it. q PRISCILLA'S POP \f V - ._ ~ \& ~ / -I J - ME I I - .I --- /. ' I I ~ 1 0 ______ A /, ., t" ~ f, 0 W "Y - I , ,. ____ U.S 4 ic L 114 ______ ARCHIE newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, r7HEE YES Bu SH E m IS THEORY 0 '.): 'I c ' 01 ______ Heal th Letter, as far as the diet concerned, the program Is a - A V is \ . , -W. _______ . ,~ ~. I .I older ~ . . ~Ilft - A - - 1. - 1 -, I - 4 __ - P917F lDD' . . Z~V___ 1. Ki$c,NGIR. HHg PRUPPERIVEAR. 60 L*#j ME WAY HOME FROM HEISTIN' r ) . WW - P i iZ I i P HE X A", /M I AvrAfW,4rAWM, W_ MATS M E. TAEPME4E I Ill 0 - .f ; P _______ I I _________ 41011111, -: (Zi - / year age group the rate is 28 % Keep In mind that the ( ,__ Z i~ I - . -- -'. -- -T -->. -- J. I t I . - --- - 11-4 C -.4- 'q "That goop Me's puftlng on now Is s'posed to us A-AWV AV k0ft CWIX W , Aff*TXV --' - ' - . - Searc ge Pa .. ,40, MW / 1 .4. \ 1 \-- I . a ; -TT- - -=- -- - _____ _______ — I - - -- - - Th-' 1 ft search for a pickup truck to a "dark green or 1eantime, Funeral services for for an automobile instead of a truck after Police have shifted the object of their investigators talked again with witnesses. Earlier, the hit-run vehicle was thought to have been a dark-colored pickup truck. olive green sedan . . . possibly a Chrysler product," according to Patrolman D. 'ictitii, Mrs. Kathleen Louise Culler, 26, were Whitmire s(1 F t police began looki ng - - - - '--- ---H ----- - - Saturday to contact police headquarters. _I school, for which the district receives no state funds as wi th regular busing. r '- I * -. 'Ll -- ' - ~) - - - 'a-, . - , i .. errun.,,, according to Metz, is an increase In the number of Baker Act patients at the center 1 . ; .. ,)144 I . . •. - 1. N: - - -T -. - discu'sed by school officials - Legislative support for a special bill to either to provide I _~v~~_ -- ,_e - F'L 1111111111111111111 - ' - f. But, according to Kimbrough, state funds for courtesy busin - - -- "' -1 # .,, --_ - ~ . .I.- - - 1 - 14L . %( - 9W~K . P2~___ ., A JA 7- - --- -_ __ ~_- A 1 - - -' I I % ______________________ -- . ioner John Kim• Metz said patients loads recently have ben to come for the lark of adequate flln- il own. ding Prior the Ile said when the Baker Act mental health unit at Florida ,'. -I . I ~ ---_z7r-~=.t22R_ ~~ _____________ - --.' . ~ _ft"401 1 . . BUTLER HOSTS POLICE CHIEFS , - - -t 'T - ~, , --, - I Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler hosted a breakfast for area 6iefs of police today at th e holiday Inn at Monroe Harbor. Chief Butler, Casselberry Police (lifel George Karcher and Winter Park Police Chief Ray * Beary, plirtured here from left were artiong those mental problems w2re treated _________________________ In Orlando present at the breakfast (Herald I'hoto by Audie 1uhy) is more concerned with getting 'total sta te funding" of regular busing outside the two mue ) limit, before seeking adlitional I ~~ §nv&t state funds for! . :1 .~ 1: ~L ; !.- ti... Today By El) PRl( KLTT as long as 20 minutes week long affair organlied Smith who all along has said story on Page 1 B today • As for crossover trains, Smith price iiteehi For 'iii Filhlorlal De. t) I. 10'C I-C 104 Horoscope railirwid - not tile gencral Hospital public. Vilden told Smith that the Obituaries 10-C $-A I , 5-A d elayed for four or five weeks to commission will continue to 5 P°11' Insure the commission the Television I 3-B monitor blockages and will Harry looks like railroad officials Smith said Sc.thoird already ~ -~_ "J__ Chairman Sid ihlen Jr cd '1 person illy cut rn request they did what they had to do," of Kimbrough's suggestion. downto$102,448becausel knew he Id l I At the imistence of Com. instructed county officials to the commission had budgeted said h missioner John Kimbrough AskeW S veto. a a rea county commissioners Tuesday oted to draft a letter to the Seminole Legislative the law changed to require a sheriff's budget be finalized beforr ad . . Loiiiti1ilo,er Make Hat "I personally my request down to 'hink such appeals frern $102,44 8because I knew this was within the . • . decision were proper, but since cut . ' " Sheriff John Polk valorem (property) taxes are ttwnc(hmnr t he ii = % -- — before the corn - - --T - -- - ied the day for the corn w LS t It's only f air to the sheriffs budget lie then an county." - I question whether there Tuesday's Wgh . Overnight agency that holds hearings on $102,000 mpromise. -- =IA F_ z , - X ~_ __ - - ~ with the $18,705 increase Sheriff's Association has been enforcement, and I feel the should be inade on the IK-al and all • I. Kimbrough a suggestion draft a letter to members the for,' the sheriff added because the people who levy the came on the heels of Clov. delegation. Asked about the impact of the millage should have the final lieubin Askew's veto against Vihlen told commissioners $18,705 award, Polk said, -We say-so," Askew said. "Some of increasing Sheriff John Polk's Tuesday night that he had will continue to give the citizens our votes could require raising mission approves the final r' .: , -_ ___- ~ --~ I ___- _. . ffH inent of Administration, the 0t Iw In the 60s 1isterIy wind% ' ' pr em had all but guaranteed Polk a before the year*s end and apVihlen ~%as t1ated t)y tile pr opriate additional money." governors veto, lie viewed it as budget appeals. In addition to biweekly jow 57. **There was some evidence The sheriff said he viewed a victory for county reports, Smith said the railroad Kimbrough said the law should the iheriff's Assoiciation had Kimbrough's proposal as "fair. Partly cloudthroagh I.% studying nielthods of Thursday with a slight cbance be changed to require that a done sonic lobbying," Vittlen If I were a commissioner I Askew had cast the only vote . becoming even more efficient. of showers. Highs In the mid aid only Askew's veto would like to know the millage Tuesda n laway summed up the Inajority (if the cotrunission's position - 2B budget by $68,773, leaving Polk gotten word that the Florida of Seminole County proper law taxes and that is a decision that %w.vnlEft %;; I ' L . . '' ___________________________________________________ 4A (" 10' 4-A ,'i'; Herald Stall Writer s — - !-'' - __ IM_ 4t,6,,Av~-~~ - _-, I'~~)I~ja?~'~ - -- _ ii i' . VT_l I; CO V A-41 _:~41 __4 .. YTI-r- ?;;A ";- ~S:W.%,J:4. County Seeks Change In Law and sponsortng Greater ford Chamber of Commerce • -. - I (ontinued On Page 8A) = n --Olympics Is only five days away eight minutes block- Commissioner , -,. -- U tz~ The board t t ~; , ~ ,:, , .r ,:,.,, t ,! courte Regarding Sheriff's Budget practical promised seven to — ' ,, eight minute blockages for Around The Clock Itridge . to -. two mile limit I seven -,-' for relar busing, the rest coining from local taxpayers. — - ' s,ae is a• au agreed to fund 121i pet- cent of or reduce the limit from two Indies to one mile or 15miles for children in kindergarten . through tWd grade Both of these changes %ould mean more money and more taxes. Layer said the state now only ____________ oua salu busing where parents sa, hazardous conditions exist. providing courtesy i1 s upped the percentage to 25," Kimbrough noted. The reason for the cost bodget a one expected to give the report from a recently appointed, eight member ad hoc corn- - _ - additional $21000 to pay last Baker Act pco%ides fret. ser- refused to pay.. Noting that he has received has "minimized the down tirne" letters from vice presidents of at crossings by talking to - -- Police have urged that anyone who was in out of fuel. She got out of the car on the ---=-r busing" in hazardous areas of ch.ildren living less than two miles Courtesy is tran. sportation for pupils living within a two mile r3di us of their the accident occurred, at about 7:40 p.m. - C011stlinic officials have made represented it "continual "Substantial improvements" at threat" mid was not good the Sh4c) crossing, the focal legislation. - for parent-paid, "courtesy - Tuesday his office needs an away front the center. The centag . battery and turned over to her own car and the hit-run vehicle. d Seminole County Mental health officials say hospitals ho allegedly attackedthepalr was charged with assault and volves a report on a proposal The accident occurred at about 7:40 p.m. IP%'ie C Chairman Sid Kwiatkowski said such a move start to relax their vig ilance. - made last ear to the t hod ftice with no results. Tlw 15-year-old Oviedo girl automobile when she was crushed between on French Avenue when Mrs. Culler's car ran • ditiance drawn by County to 50 cars. Attorney Toni Frevinan that held railroad pe • --------------------- that simflar driver's side and was standing beside the the vicinity of 2101 French Ave., near wher. Mental Health Director I $21,000 I Ad itional n To D... U iiione And if it a not found, the point of the entire controversy. cray state d pregnant Sanford wornan ~ Saturday night and thcri sped away ,vithout stopping. purchase the clay pit 711,1t decision came after students snioking inarijuana on 'We need your help, folks," a school bus that lakes them to ____________________________ _______________________________ Veh'l'cle W'I' ens t Paola. faces is where to find the five minutes. plaints of marijua na smokin g or if a driver reports any (1i3taflce. Oviedo High School Principal Keith Stone said today the - We get complacent when our Fa al h and made the motion not to ('iuniiiksi I A) Sanford polive today ividened their search for F.c vehicle that strk and killed a young, hscnfln'otc tttornrnisn ages for Auto-Tri 0 - staying out of school. Police Looking For Dark Sedan which have some 40 TRideau - - been absent the bulk of the Kimbrough casting the lo - reported the marijuana smoking are ,- Hospital North's new mental hea lth With L°tiiniissioner John b, retud spllagel" ____ in the railroad's efforts to limit that any formal action be tht. five.lilinuti, linlit is ill,. - r first to thecity council, according to their statements Tuesday night, was because he ou on school bu but Mom arid b i by another pupil they felt t y w ld get "no "flow S,Aert It ls-!"- Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd f "We'd like a response from Dad should sit down anti L*.k to following their complaints last officials or from [Ayer. school Stone %lth wife Slerilyn and daughter MArcy celebrate his re-electlon the parents to help us... and the their .son or daughter. It would week to city officials regarding ______ P011s closed Tuesday ght. (See sto, retsd pictore, promised £/$A FU4U) I I - SWEET TASTE - sc,1oo. an is to make parents aware of "other bus problems" and ask for their support to help solve ttI1i - missioners Tuesday night (Milton) . Smith, Autains,whichhave some Cale ndar ucteatcu an ordinance li miting " ' '' 40 to 50 cars ( such blockage5 to fi%v minutes. ' - - I ! ------------ - wo girls Oviedo High School. Bh girls are sthying out of school this week, but they may return next week. Both Superintendent William P. Bud Itr hid Fnid transporlation director of tL Seminole Count) Schoo system,saidtastweek local law enforcement officers are permitted to stop and search Piland said today'the need now authorities. Meanwhile, the two girls Who reason why the two girls; went -, ;.,.!: -•.', • allegedly attacked and beaten by another female student. A juvenile charged with assau lti n g the hair has since been removed h prom 4k + rne over to . Winter Springs Mayor T)• Ifwm crossings after counts- coln V,lP/ i - -1.( — blockages at Seminole County ~ ___ ___________ . — Smith today promised to submit dinance" biweekly progress reports on Kirnbrough, however, asked • The Two courtesy busing proposals also will be dcussed. Sanford T'rainnimler Miltrin opposition to aborting the or. which some inotoriki say last officials are busy getting the • at at 7:30 p.m. at the Seminole County courthouse. Crossing Reports I e ged By Trainmaster I - buses, " I 11 S%CW VAC ' I I r — no conunent - / l ç Far as my 11mrry Kwiatkowski, who had by (38rrY Ryan " EE WAS A SOCIOLOGIST. i~ i 1 _%I~j '%. -1 do 1% no comment. I f0ii" /1-Y by I K 1 r . by Dick Turner ', of - officials rT,t1st be open to the Thus for the last two years . The center has unpaid bills tinable to pay. public - it decisions made at the commission has funded only those meetings affect the mnounting to KODO left over Commissioner Mike Hat. half of what the state believes Is from last year, and an adgeneral putlic. laway said the comniLssion will the county's commitment. Asked Monday if his office is ditional $17,OW is needed in the have "problems" corning up probing alleged Sutushine Law fiscal 7S.76 budget. "The problem is the stalk! $17,000 for next year %1lationaIIernngsaid,' Ihae ;A • wheat products. The white flour podant. - •i surprise Commissioner Florida fiber, as you find In whole zero incidence isn't very tin- --mm- ___ __ • ---__-.a . - ne Oct. 14 decision came as as a result of the uNning of to eat food cidence of heart attacks In hat contained na ural be ow rela tively fibers, not refined foods. raie and below 30 almost nomxistant. Even 10 times a ; (.y k -, DO A '' -________ over 40 are said to be 47 times t ____ - ra ther than helping them Your ______ CAN The Florida Sunhirie Law says all ngs by elected - MODERN. send $1 to- "Win Bridge," c/o this newspd,,_*#,. P. 0, Box 489, Radio City Station. No* York, N. Y. 100 19) - - reversed Its decision to piw- Health Director Werner Metz may have to be notified Baker the state increased the county's chsse the propert) from told county commissioners Act patients will be turned portion to 25 per cent, a perSlan4ell. - formation Since then a British report by S • V - 812.500 commission when the county commission on Oct. 14 office is concerned - we have was no hard evidence that birth . and constipation, such diets a -- loyed by Laurel. Binford lost a 'I - ) - I at CARNIVAL there was literally no residue as likely to have a heart attack bowel function. if they take the pill compared to '. In many cases ic colon thow who he 30 by Bob Thavas ---j Torn Hi a former broker for Laurel HLalt} and John aunu1tz, also an official en- s about diet for colon clots causing strokes have t __ the 103-acre parcel of land; idea absorbed from the intestine FRANK AND ERNEST president of Greater Construction Corp., the owner of nists are prejudicer' against If you bid thrf.,e notrunip either after jin opening notrump with 17 high-card points and a six-card club suit problems. Many of the old reported an increased inbland diets were gelatin-type cidence of heart attacks in diets, and when the food was women using the pill. Women ~ -%.., — Called in were Lester Mandell, A Texas reader wants to know why all br'dge colum• worked. ___________________________________________ - Tuesday afternoon in Sanford. Burial was In last week herring's office i-aIled some of the principals in - is' designed to put more b-,dk in the same group who first your diet. It's a switch from stinvid up a hornet's nest over . . ) . At Meetin d (-tlihlren are not directly in• tiil Pihind. volveij,' said Piland. Piland was referring o Piland said he's "not ad. developmen ts after to l Three separate busing issues, voit4ng putting armed guards )ear-o ld gins reportedly were including an appeal for more trenth1 communication with h 1,e ISSUC 0, marijuana smo U their children to help curli ki ng marijuana smoking and other school buses came to light when two Oviedo misbehavior pupils riding High School girl students went to the Winter school will be heard tonight's school board meeting ,Springs City Council with complaints about If ' . conducting the probe. While you will get more repeated association of 'u--''Uh u details on bowel traini ng in The con tr ol pills wi th blood clot I ' I) I A ''! -' I the wam feeling of having bid always declarer. Since it Is and played this hand very well, easier to write about winning If you bid six clubs and went hands than losing hands the down. you could always com- m2jority of the cards go to the plain th at you would have declaring side. made it if the club finesse had (For a copy of JACOB V NY 10019. Encluse 50 c,ents and with heart attacks. The doctor a long, stamped, self-a ddressed and nurse probably asked the ~: IT ^ . - A* By JOE ASKREN Hcrsld Staff Writer ii 'in , investigation Into the county coniniWion's aborted decLsion c lay p i t near Markham Woods Road. Herring said he personally I,- Radio City Station New York, control pills were associated LL MAXE THEM G a five for areally - 2-1, Irritable or Spastic Colon DEAR READER — At the J ust wr i te to me In care of this time of your sister's death there b Bob THERE'S NOTHING then adding a bowl of cereal tinue to try to get this message Flakes. to more people. It could do a lot DEAR DR. LAMB of good. Recently my sister-in-law died DEAR READER -'Thank of a heart attack. She was only you for sharing your experience 27 years old. A doctor and a with others. First, you can get nurse both asked if &he was on more de ta iled information on birth control pills e was i how to impre bowel f unction thought t hey were e. ; from The Health Letter number would they ask this? 1 I ir So.th Opening lead - A iiii and suffered with this bowel shredded wheat, or from any of obl I ho w'll the br flakes or Grape-Nut Nut ., I 0 - ' firmed his office is conducting ________________________ East and West and in favor of Notl' and South. a sort of unwritten law. k it - for It you played in the spring In order to charity got to five clubs studious readers to follow the thU1d have play, the bottom hand Is and made It, ' out on the foods I wanted to eat whole wheat products such as a will be participating in an "over 40" gold tournament in South Florida. However, Herring has con- ore. All in all, this hand shows that th ere is plenty of luck In duplicate bridge. p p Pui 4* Pass p can't tell you how many yetirs I with cereal fiber each day. You have eaten a bland diet, missed ca n get the cereal fiber from ME NOT JANE. I ~ C. i e. 1.," ( fr iu ~_ _ , , - `-_-.1 ~ -:~;idWkail __. __ makes life worth living again. I - ., . 1 1 I.." I 'i by Al Vermeer bad call) your score would depend on the opening lead. A prosaic fourth-best dia- I6 follow this program. It really wheat bread for a week or two, ,4 dçi' TkANK I HE,if I ~1 /j e veryone I know to be able to simply switching to whole week. The state attorney said be would hold declarer to seven 4 A 10 6 5 4 2 East -West vulne rable over you can have a lot of gas. Thetntestinehastoreadjustto - - notrump (again not recommended but not really a make four West Nlftk East 6 0 9 will be attending a golf tour. rwrnent the remainder of this L Pot U To Be -. - cot te only matter HerrI ng nf co irrfli d as that at te t tricks; against any other suit lead h2 would make at least three notrump and might well SOLTH I D) & A 3 \11 011 I ;;-01J or W tiske the case to tile grand . jury. Pressed for details Tuesday 4 either us or any other writers) or after a jump rebid in 43 -.1 B I . It was reported that Herring's investigation centers on alleged Sunshine Law violations and that he planned ( bid not recommended by EAST &Q76 V6 543 K 91 Do you reaUze how many the diet change. That is why - ,/f)\ i WEST a i 94 V A 109 School q . Herring's chief investigator. ___ VJ672 •2 - leaving today's proceedings presided over by William Staley, the assistant slate attorney in charge of SetninoleCounty.Fulenwjderls BRIDGE NORTH & K 10 8 5 2 I Fulenwider were observed entering By OSWAW and JAMES JACOB\' people have constipation and many people do better wi th a bowel problems' I'm like a gradual switch Such a change crusader now and want might be accomplished by ______ ____ V%%CZ0 q now cleared, and I have no bowel problems. ,.__ s, -1'. \ AT for a gal' bladder attack and eliminating the brans. nothing was found. All that is Itstrt thatwhenyouswitch - _J) '.- .0 ( , WIN I - you ' one night that we could expect simply replace food that con. o have some gas pains at first tains fiber you need. They leave on this program. My gas was so out an essential diet component bad that I was even examined by refining a natural food and ç' I - — 4 _______________ - Courtesy Bids Also On Agenda session at far away you've been wanting Golden opportunity lies hui the to see, hop in the car and go. course re fl pursuing. ____________________________ _______________________________________ Dr. .1'. 11-Y —— DEAR DR. LAMB - I ain now fol.lowing your advice on whole wheat cereals and breads and also include more fruits , Am and vegetables in my diet. I feel much improved now, although 2 at first I perienced much gas 6. _' INIIIIIIIIIIIIIII and was ' iserable. I relieved to read in your co1wrin products are not harmful, they ~ .f. ~_ " I0 1 . Y - - —— , By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. I i . %V,71 I I J combination g w 52 bO 151 —— —— y (ALL RIGHT, QUIT FL1N3 f AROUND AND ' — - Bod Re uires Fibers In Food - AT ONE LOOKS JUST -\ 1 by Sloffel & Heimdahl ' -- s_ —— I — flJ• , State Something rather unusual is you don't actually score, you developing. it will eventually ar e well on the way, contribute to your pr os perity YOUR BIRTHDAY and ell-bein . A portion may No%'.5,15 surface today. The coming year is an exLIBRA (Se. 23-Oct. 23 ) An ceptional one where your excellent day to take a short earning power is concerned. ip. If there's somebody not too Don't Jump from job to Job. - ___________________ — — — e isa Herring Silent On Jury IL ftie fall grand jury Ili Seminole County moved i nto its secnd day today with \ttorney Abbott Herring refusing to coir:n or deny whether his office will lake the county's aborted clay pit purtiase tfure jurors. Ilte grand jury. went Into 9 am. today alter being empaneled on Tuesday. No witnesses other than Jack endeavors you have been . ______ __ f ____________ - pleas 42 48 41 48 ——— I - — - 38 — Sanford, Florida 3??l1-Price 10 Cents 1, "94A Busrness _________ 1 E — — 37 1 wi _______ — • WANT TO DROP / — ... THE OTHER HALF ARID, MIMSEL. WANTS ): — — 26 1 27 by Larry Lewis — 24 2 -. CANCER (June 21-July 22) if dissuade you. you need o thers to assist with a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) pet project, now Is the time to A ssociate with people who have ask their help. Ccuntsnces broad ideas and bold perwill change 11 you wait too long. spectives today, if possible. LEO (J uly Aug. 22) Good Through them you can widen will happen throu gh your n hizons people you'll be involved th SO(I.1l1) mixed %%lth F eb. PISCES ( F20-March lucky ur The sky a the limit today In for you today. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) working on or some time. ii 17 ——— . self. In team efforts, let your today. They are "right on" and mate or anociate take the will solve some knotty problerris if you don't let others helm. 1 N)i 41, ll EA( 6FXTU5I Year, No. 6Wednesd3y, November 5, 1975 - give your 5S y CUtY 57 Seine 11Soothsaor 40 Footed vase prince ( 68th TAURUS 55 Scottish satellite Eg H (t.24.NOV. fl) are aspects Over-all conditions are very Financial for you especially promising favorable for you today, especially where major (oday. Don't leave any stones projects are concerned. Think unturned in acquiring or saving a buck. big SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23(April 2May 20) T"here's no reason why you Dec. 21) You have a very keen t chalk up points today if perception for Important biLs can' i n for mation. y financial in. and pieces g You' gauge terests the attention they things others will miss. . deserve. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan GEMINI (May 2lJune Partners will be luckier for you 19) Follow your Instincts In today than you'll be for your. domestic or career matters s : 1 DEOSOL ERNICE 4 Wheel spokes ; BE SE5T TO k, ) L ' TH TA nounced the increase ha,% - - -' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 04, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 04, 1975. 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Sunday, Oct. t i , lflS •'4&..,&1 BAI Aft C1T To 4ESP SHORT ]vein BIBS by WATCt-1 IT, You E3i a I Hill 68th Year, No 51 Monday, October 20, 1975 kARA1E CI-IOP WILL TEACH YOU T.I SOME RE~PEC`r- ' ) - __ _ THE BORN DAN 10 I .'-. _________________ LI CAMPUS L I — 1TE I -- •: I . (II / - Pledges SUpport N ght C1erk Wound ed - n . Iferai' d Staff Writer The _ / l BUGS BUN 13XYGwg EUlq qy ISNOOZJN' ON by HAVE SEEN I ATM MERELY TAKJNe A four times during a pr resista nce when ken Into dawn robber) at the motel custody at the apartment ocDetective Jerry Capshaw cuped b another unidentified said Jim Stump, 2005 Virginia man Officers said a red Winter Park was shot motorcycle was found at the twicein the chest and oncein apartment location. each arm during the 6:30 a.m. Stump, after being shot holdup sturbllfromt he rnotekdfice Investigators x PREFER THE TERM -,,__-- INSINLJA'flQN/ , WHICH —' UOIN% RESENT YOUR ABLE E50TTLES ;OR REALIZE A PRINCELY AT.9 .- // DEAL /1 USUALLY LOAF- Sf0 SUM - - TO T HOPE 4 C) 0 ASK U-D.,0 o' Ye rNs ~P YA T3ETHERJ . . . - '"Y 1 j I'VE TRLEO i • BUT HE w^C 10 - : . _____ - ,.. - . ' 1' , 1.sr ( (.: ( - PROBLEN 7"15 X GOTrA , ______ A SEMINAK ON ""THE PRINCIPLE, '; OF SUCCESSFUL MOOCHING",/ S -'t SEE"" BOTTSC f - . ' ____ ,q . 4) - ..... - rt t7 7 industry. men arrived to find the suspect, William Andrew Ware, 18, of Sanford, at apartment 23, shooting victim slumped on a hr D .y4?. - 0- 017A PRISCILLA o ficials keep an In fact, Jim Daniel director of the Seminole County Industrial evel o Authority (SCIDA), is scheduled to meet at some later date with officials of the tricounty industrial au thority, Vihiengald.. ALsq kaLed here are the SemtioleCounty Port Authority (SCOPA) and an airport A • prospects" in the hopper "Some are confidential the news will be breaking real I Continued On Page I-A) O LYJ. uiiiI b3r 11owleSch3me il iiku, ARE: YOU CRA-ZY? W05coy~5 ( G(MM6 A AY ) m4xys ( /( HE - .. IT FIRST t 1) FRANK At 7o ' ii '- _ -h--- /1 tl / - - --_-- Al _____ - -Z!21 ----, ____ - 60 —. So N _____ • ., I . Administrator Paul Morgan said recently that the YMCA Is hoping to obta in building in the near fut ure In the meantime, the Seminole YMCA is making the IRst of the situation by offering a slate of activities that I he . 40 Community Projects Department, which is directed Jay Clark, sponsors the Gray,Y sports program r boys n grades . 5, and the TrIray V program MEEW-, (FC - C ANYTk1G - U)P,'Vr_-7 Cr DO~XT LCNC YOU, CO IT CFE&JD T 30 ) ii sports activities that include tackle . TUMSLE \- - / 20 —.,. -- - - / '--- - i. . • . - . The Middle School Department, direcled by Jerry Dixon, provides the youngsters in grades 6-8 with kDf 0 .; - :. .. football and soccer. The YMCA also sponsors the ui-v and 'Fri-HI-V service clubs In high schools. "No child is ever turned a way because he can't afford YMCA activities," Paul Morgan said. -If a child can't pa', we provide a sc ar P so at he or she can — — participate" The Seminole YMCA, now serving 8,000 people with its programs, is member of the Central Florida YMCA A&wdation. /0 - ft or$ 9 : , I. -. - - - guns drawn after first reports Ware was booked at county indicated Stump's assailant jail on$5,000 bond ona charge WL Still in the building. But of aggravated assault in con- Miss Moulton told the officers a nection with the shooting of fliafl had fled on a motorcycle Stump. Investigators wouldn't Depu ties reported they found comment on reports that Stump a trail of blood from the motel had identified hjsassajlant But officestoa room apcirozAmately detectives did confirm that 75 yards away from where Ware,whollstehIs Occupation •*acOO¼atUw nearby Dzi.4i Don. McCarthy called the Inn restaurant, Is a former sheriffs Offict to rePOrt the employe of the Sheraton San. No - .. --- i P11 had been opened and the door to found Officers were reported one of the blood-spattered of searching for a weapon along Shrrill's detective Jerry Capshaw, right, and IA. William Robbins listen j!s waitress Barbara Moulton tells of fleeing motorcyclist. Illerald Photo by IUII Vincent Jr.) range from cheerleading to karate. i . . acres of land, but Senior Program I .1-. d.;.. 0; and adults. Located on State Road 434 near Longwood, the Seminole YINICA is occopying a former residence on five AL4 ABCUr •. first report of the shooting. robbery-shooting after Stump ford inn. managed to shmible to the Capshaw said he was told UL:it employe's room, deputies said. Capshaw said Ware allegedly Ware had been discovered just entered the motel office area after midnight in the Sheraton and confronted Stump with a kitchen by Stump and had been Pistol and the shooting incident ordered to leave the premises. followed. At noon officers said the Deputies reported one or Pistol, believed used in the 90 S - . The Young Men's Christian Association YMCA) of Seminole Count) offers a wide variety of healthful acti vities for both children pai X) 4'. ' im __________ — Jim Stump, 21, is — _____ GEr 'GBCi FOR ' Sanford Avenue and Airport Deputies entered the Boulevard, 24 minutes after the darkened motel offices with i jp LJr y - . County YMCA _____ a shooting victim carried from motel room toamtuinre (Herald Photo byBobUoy!J United Way Aids ARCHIE ____ ____________ Bamboo Cove Apartments, at bed. pment authority, both designed to lure new business to this area, Although some 55 business are located at the airport and room for only a few additional exist, airport officials say the agency is alwayi on the lookout. And SCOPA spokesman Dennis Doigner said that Port att - eave area and to correct "(rae effor orts ts con. ducting more intensive and efficient campaigns to bring In " .94 waitress. Barbara Moulton, restaurant building and walked reported seeing a man with an a circuitous route, leaving a trail of blood on walkways, range h l he scene on red McCarthy's room, officers said. motorcycle. Sanford police detained a Fire Department _____ en assisted by cmty fireman economy mandates that of. Hemdon Ambulance ________ - - ........ exist in Seminole County, Vihien said the depressed 1 . ,u/// - ç _____ PLEASE POLLOW ME/ ISHALL PROVE TRAT YOUR D=ROC 7ATC)Ry ReMARKS CONCERNING CEDRIC ARE \ - - . :' Though agencies designed to attract new'industry already If BLONDIE - Unton, Is to woo Industry to 19 ( I'M GLAD . -- - business," Viblen said. The authority's alm, ac. cording to its president Craig Heiindahj , WHERE '$ THAT ) I A RESPITE 1--ROM MY ARDUOUS LAWRS! & Stoffej, -- F there had been money taken in the robbery but declined to say 26-year-old night how much. manager of Sheraton Sanford lie said other charges a Inn, 14 and SR46, was listed in pending further good condition just before noon Sanford Police l,t. Ralph today at Seminole Memorial Russell, Sgt. Gene Pharis, and Hospital according to sheriff's Patrolman Jack investigators, after having reported that Ware offered - 4 " - Robbery re-Dawn 1 !JflLLo . to the Central Florida area, the authority's creation has top priority next year for Central Florida Development Committee (CFDC). Before any Seminole County funds are committed, it would require approval of the full board I' m sure the board will have an open mind, because this j the first time in modern history when it's Important not to get in volved n controversy, but to work toward a unified effort to solicit and bring in new - P -- - Designed to lure new industry I* .(•- At Sheraton Inn Officials will keep an open mind towards bOOK SO 714E DIREL Vihien County Commission ChairInanSid Vthlenjr has met with representives of a proposed tricount i - (Now FOR Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents A VVPY, YOU (JRK! Frank fices had a hole near the door pcssible routes from the rrotel knob, believed to be a bullet 10 the apartment whcre the -Shooting suspec William A. Ware, 13, of Sanford, returnt-d to 56spect was taken into custody. motel robber), scene. Due To Increase In Interest Rates Grier s Su'oi t Costs Tax a ers 280 000 H FA)I'IucitrI'T Herald Staff Writer vestment firm of William B be used to purchase Indian llills the Supreme Court in HUfld told officials today thdt hand is scheduled to report Dough, said the going Interest and Consumer Utilities, to Tallahassee was dropped b) he i aiming toward a 18 back to the commission Oct 28 rate for bonds at present is 75 firms Casselberry officials had Grier on Oct.9 closing date for the bonds with exact interest rates arid After listening to a presen per cent, compared with the 64 hoped to purchase before the Siace March, the county has which would save the count) a estimates tation today by a private in- per cent rate which was county became involved. paid out W,000 in default in- $21,500 defiult payment. Dale said the two utilities will vestment firm. county officials available in March when Grier now estimate a suit filed earlier filed the suit. this scar b Casselberry Mayor Bid Dale, the county's Bill i;rier seeking to block the director of environmental county's ourchase of two s"rvices, said if the Interest Commissioners all along terest money to owners of the have criticized the Casselberry two utilities. County officials A contract stipulation bet- cost a total of $3.97 million. suit, calling It harrassment 'It estimate an additional $32,000 After withdrawing the een the count) and was Just a nuisance suit," in interest will be added before of the two utilities called for Casselberry suit, Grier said the Commissioner Dick Willi ams the sale is completed by the end interest payments to be gin in city had' nothing to gain Iron' .47 A r utilities will cost Seminole rate comes in at 7.5 per cent it said today of the 'ear. March unless the count) Piswng the issue County taxpayers SM.000 in will cost an additional SM,ODO "I hope the cities and the The $2W.00D in interest is in completed the sale. No interest Dale said thht if the county interest alone more than what the bonds could count) can begin to work more addition to the $90,000 in in- payments would have been had sold bonds before the Grier George Bland, a represen have been sold for In March closely together," Dale said terest paid to the owners of the required if the bond sale had suit the count) could have tatie of the Orlando in The $2.4 -million bond sale ill The sui t which as appeal ed to to 1n failed. saved a 'great deal of money Lounge Request To Be D*iscussed A conditional use request by a Patrick said his Today :tround The Clock ..... 4A Calendar .............. 3A Cross word discotheque lounge to sell beer estabILOunent will be neither a E41-Orial and wineat tile prt-sent location -di%e" nor an "undesirable DcarAbby of Global Car pe ts, 119 Magnolia place" and band and disc Dr Lamb Ave., was to be presented to Jockey music will be provided. 1101`05COPe - 6A ...... 4A .1 I" U.S., Soviets Make Deal To r0de Grain For 0*1 ' I WASHINGTON lAP) - Tht United States and the Soviet in the United States. sell some oil to the U t I States. However. know I. st has led to purchases oi 9.8 edgeable U.S. 48 long-range sale of American million metric tons of grain there would be no Officials undercutsaid ting ..411 grain and a Soviet com. from American exporter& Ac. of cartel Prices set by the 133A nuitment tosuppl some oil to cording to some economists nation 5A -14 Sanford City Commissioners The site is zoned coiiercial, Hospital today at 4 p.m. P according to City Planner Dave Obi tuar ies ................. 3A this coun try, It was learned to- this probably will result in a leuii Exporting Countrje Developers Robert Patrick Parr. Farr said parking for 128 day. ............ jump of U.S. consumer prices OPEC and Allen Zane were expected patrohs shouldn't present a Tele%islOn I ............. - 1A IV grain deal, completed by over the next few months. to present the reques~ ne. "serious problem" for the City. Women . . ..... ... ..... 2A At the White floese, press Undersecretary of State The So%iets were hoping for a secretary lion Nessen was cording to City Clerk Henry N. Also to be discussed by the Charles W. Robinson in his crop of 215 million meWc t.9ns WEAT11EH asktNI if there would be any an. L'anLm Jr conmussion Is a report on the third round of talks in M oscow, this year compared to a con- flou xunent on a e reported I ty's Planning and 8.6 nille bike trail project, a Sunday's high 83. Overnight is designed to stabilize Russian su.niption need Of about 200 infl. grain deal with Russia. Newn Zoning Commission last week coordinated program on a low 54,RaInfall was 87 inches. purchases over the next few lion metric to However. tat replied 'I ha v approved the change of use for countywide basis, a ccording to e ialju fl t0 an Clear through Tuesday sears est American estimates are a floU&tdt thi- time the new night spot in Sanford (it) Manager W.E. 'Pete Highs In the upper 70s to mid The Soviets reptedl) will har vest of some hO million Exporters are rnufred r. which may open within six Knowles. 80s.. Lows In the upper SOs to low be) about S million tons of metric tons port large forei gn I to thc weeks, according to Zane. Knowles said in his 60s. North to northwest winds wheat and other grains aartual. A metric tms is equivalent to Department of Agriculture Se%erxlzonersThursda) said memorandum to the corn around 10 mph, becoming I) 2,5 pounds.within 24 depart. .,,lI the cit y t.i'tI iu4i nk'hP 1k be 'F,, p build up the downtown streets and sidewalks, but no "lent Ormnarliy aws not report Complete details and tides cow, sometimes of enormous inent of the deal aLc;o will spect. area new construction is in volved.are 01 Page$- A. sales except Once a week 'olurnes have unsettled prices h a stated oiet intt nti(Ifl to such d.ivs not 4., -- ,j 1- - �- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. - . _______________________________________________________________ I - Monday, Oct. 20, 1973 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal—Notice isisissililissisisis -I -- De partment By EL) PRICKErr Herald Staff Writer NA 111 0N Reductions totaling some $4. million In the 1975.78 county budget require that department L.A. .._a s_ .t I N BRI E F Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation (OMAE), a county official said today. GNP Increases 11.2 Per Cent, Biggest Hike In 20 Years - monthly reports. Since the commission, In a way of Information, The commission cut the budget some $17,000 below the un Is neeoea In the of under a $200,000 federal grant. Prior to a meeting between Kwiatkowski and society officials last week, officials were considering cutting certain projects because of cost - timer cuts were equally as overruns at the park facility. However. Kwiatkowski says now he will recommend the road materials, commission request an ex Commissioner Dick Williams must pay $5.40 per $1,000 worth to be cut as a result of the said it's the type of budget that of t.aable property. Tax bills $75,000 reduction. During Tuesday's com- incarceratedlodaysagobyML Corruption Attack Planned Sheriff's agents and U.S. Postal Inspectors 'th morning were reported at Tavares In. vestigating the case. A second suspect In the stolen check cases But POSICY, . Justice Department officials are preparing a major attack on government cocruption and lucrative national and International fraud schemes, says the department's chief criminal prosecutor. Assistant Atty. Gen. Richard L Thornburgh said the a Irninal division will hire more lawyers and devote more attention to investigating and prosecuting corruptiod, organized crime and white-collar crime. But the effort cotId be hamiered If the Internal Revenue Service sets out of criminal investigations, Thornburgh said in an lnterv1w. - Congress To Mull Shortage and corporations .............................. . 1,961,591.22 .... 3.M,376.52 Reve corporate s,toci) .........................69,000.00 Trading account scurities ..................... None Federal funds sold and securities purchased - under agreements to resell Office um000.00 .......... .......... Loans ..........................................21,O74..00 ' ____ multi-county "steal to order" 4. I --theft rIrg. receiving Mild con eanng ,toe Rape Reported Yates told police that he and LIABILITIES property and conspiracy to his family have been repeatedly commit a felony; uttering a Sanford police today were threatened by an unknown man Demand deposits of Individuals, partner. forged Instrument Bonds were reported searehlng for two m, intelephonecalls. ships. and corporations ......................10.711.13314 set at 110,000 each. who raped a Myear-old woman Yates said his grandmother Time and savingi deposits of Indl*viduals, Posley was arraigned on the near Sixth St. and Avocado Ave. was told,-it Calvin dowil stop par trwshlps, and corporations ................ 16,943,979-33 charges Oct. 6 and trial was set early Sunday, running his mouth In court, he's Dpp,xlhof United States Government .............. 201,491 6. for Nov. 17 in Sanford. Deposits of States and polItical subdivisions ....... 1,341,10.22 The woman told Officers she going to get killed." Deposits Of foreign governments and Vinton said sheriff's in- was raped by two unidentified Yates said his father was told official Institutions 1401111111 vestigstors and postal men who "Jumped out of the by a Caller that "we're going to Domits , of com mortis I banks ..................... 46,90.1j authorities entered the case bushes" alongside the streets Pt you. too." Cer filled and officers' checks, etc . ................. ... 311413,07 WCEHY On Sept- 27 aftw Paisley Enid threatened 90 kill her if SIX Yates said he was told In one TOTALDEPOSITS ...............s 32.7n.7mig and Williams allegedly gave didn't submit. (a) Total demand deposits ...... 1 12,112,271.71 of the telephone calls that "U Sanfcrd bailbondsmzin Lee A. (b)'Totaltimeandsavingsdeposits A fter the assaul ts, police you rare anything about your $ Wbeeler Jr. a $708 check for said. the woman was left in the mother and dad, ) ou Wier nat Fecilera! funds purchased and securities sold underagreementstor.purchae ............. None Liabilities for borrowed money Nrse Mortgage Indebtedness .............................7s,00 Acceptances executed by or for account of this bsrk and outstanding .................. Nons Other lia bilities ..................................1,533,210,50 warrants charging buying, After a week's recess, Congress is returning to work today to tackle the problem of natural gas shartager and the question of whether there should be another tax cut next year. The legislative load lacing the lawmakers is so heavy and Includes so many ontroversies that congressional leaders say the 1975 session will nm to Christmas and Perhaps even New Year's. - - - LT . Foil 0 ............................ W V*lhlen Pledges County IN BRIEF Fighting Breaks Out Again Between Christians, Moslems - safe." Jeeps with Ioud3peakers toured Moslem neigh. burbhoods under fire urging residents of hlgh.rlse apartment b'ild1ngs to take shelter In their basements, Associated Press correrpondent Farouk Nassar, trapped in one combat zone, reported that the local muezzin Interrupted his morning call to prayers to tell Moslems who did not have basements to come to his mosie. Kissinger Begins Ch!na Tc!k: PEKING iAPi Secretary of State Herx'y A. Kissinger today began four days of talks with Ct1'ieae officials alter being told by one of Ms hosts that the danger of a new world war Is increasing because of SovietAmetican detente. Kissinger met with Deputy Premier Teng Hslao-ping t '"'Irk ut arnuit.s ft. I'rcdcj-it l'ird's vi.t to China next month and to discuss the International situation and bilateral Issues between the Chinese and U.S. governments. Teng. who has been directing the day-today operation of the Chinese govertunent since Premier, thou En-lal tx~can i e UI, noted in preiiniir.ory remarks before the meeting began that ft had been nearly a year stree Kissinger's last visit to China. - Soviets May Exile Sakharov (Costimsed From Page 1-A) said, soon. We're working wi th three "It (the firm) will employ a agencies and at least will substantial num ber of persons locate at flue port," nolgner in the next few montha and will Get t — - hearing. be a plus cm the employment picture," he added. MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATEDSUBSIDIARIES None ________ _________________ IJ.nton says the effort will try to convince RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES . ' ' because, "It doesn't make any Other reserves on loans ........................No ne difference where an Industry Is Reservesan securities .........................None Threats located — It benefits the entire area community." ' . , ry No. shares outstanding None ommonSotck.totaIpa,'vaIu, ... ........ ...... ..733,000.00 liable the Fill's external affairs dlvi. No. sha res authorized 73S0O No. s ha res outstandi ng 73,500 Abig question now, Is how the sin In Washington. lIds Is and has been our posture and it wi ll remain until we have some committee wil l be financed, developments." hit' le tter demanding noey under the threat of death and surplus ----------------------------------1.563.000.00 It could be financed by solely th e three governments — Seminole, Orange and Osceola. '.,.. Undivided profits ..............................1,2)1.972.00 Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves ............................. None Or, it could be financed with a destruction was received lurtiday by Andrew Hines, president of Florida . -- - - of ______ Its board of dinec ________ calendar days (nding with call date ............31,977,47,34 Average of told loans for ff35 is ndardayssndlng with call dole ......'.... 21,0S3093 lnforeI Coiuidld net earned on installment ..... Tuesday's It (iS. Sugar last mon th cut the amount of Land it was tOJ)011i to lease in Palm Beach County from 8,644 acres to 3,845 In an attempt to placate Florida Wildlife Fede rati on opposition. But th e firm notified t he DNR last week that it was goin g back t,othefull proposal . . - attempt by federal itgtts to frame hutri, SaYStk'lliostrcventverdict hasasimplerneaning, -I think that it just says there are certain things we won't stand for," C.amilsaid after the sflj Saturday by a 12-member federal jury. ~ The Jury deliberated three hows before finding Camil and co-defendant Larry Taylor Innocent of charges of selling cocaine and assaulting two federal undercover 11 was shot by one of tile agents dwing the March 31 Incident that led to his arrest, i Disabled Motorist Robbed ~ HOLIXWOOD (AP) ~ I nw,. Oscar P. Snyder dreds of motorists Pawed him As he IRY Slumped In his car, slipping Into a diabetic corns. The ft stop, after to two hours, were two men who robbed him of S150. "About a half-how later, the same two came back and they didn't bring any ambulance." Snydersaid Sunday as he recuperated in a Hollywood hospital. Instead, he said, ' ! , ' q : : - this time they took his watch and ring. "The last thing I expected was to get robbed," he said. - but no t for - "1 was praying that someone wuuld stop th at : None \ I ,,,A \, - a local businesmian, Voter registration for citizens w ishing to cast balloti in the - Colson: We Are Marked Men BUSHNELl. (AP) — Convicted Watergate figure Charles Colson, who is campaigning for prison reform, - TGAGF ASSOCIATION, V $ - I '\ \ 1xighty and Nathan Van Meter. Casselberry ended Saturday for the two city council seats ' According to the Casselberry charter, the two who poll the highest number of votes among with a special registration and the mayor's office up this conducted by Seminole Supervisor of Elections Cam i lla Bruce at the Longwood City Council member Irene Van Hall. Eepoel Is seeking return to her Mrs. Bruce's courthouse office. Inewiitiri( Mayor Troy office said today th " 99 new Piland a nd incumbent Cow,. the field, will win the council i- New Lyman 111gb School Baud Boostt-r officers, are from left, standing, use Ariman. secretary: Esta Lee tit't'. ueasurer; sca led , itoger Dondelinger, le ft, president and John Leighty, vice-president. (Herald Photo E1d Nichols) Altamonte ~prings seats Meanwhile in Longwood, Ju ne l..orrr'ann virtually won re- ekvUun to c second Iwo-year voters had their names place on dirnan Ernest Hendrix have term on the city council when the rolls Saturday. r%n nn. „,,,,lifl.A ,..,I..... I..._r announced they will seek _L. I___---- t.ase siary wnere me the qualification period ended candidate qualification period -- U3 llVt'LWIl. LU Candidate qualifying period in Winter Springs will close Nov. 3. Longw00d Agenda T HOMAS W. BEAM. of a. D$,ndant' TO: THOMAS W. BEAMand if. married SEAM. his wIfi, 2S7 Locust Lane. W, West AA11tom Ohio 13353 : - In the Altamonte Springs city election, scheduled this year for Nov. 4, Mayor Nnnnan Floyd Is being opposed, by ex-Mayor The public hearing concerns "non-conforining use," were in Grant, last week, asked Julian George Nader-discussi on the the dog kennels east of operation before the city to determine the ownership of been deeded to Sanlando DeVoney has no opposition to Prepayment of water meters on Williamson [load. A man, who adopteti its zoning ordinance In water and sewer lines within Utilities, which serves th? his rr-electi(m to a second terin May 27; public hearing on has leased the facility from the late 1950's and could not be the three subdivisions in the areas with secr and water. Ordinance 410-aulgnment of in office zoning to the kennel property and water lines in the ,Moorings, l)evonshire and Winsor Manor subdivisions. Alleged Unsanitary Conditions To Be Heard currently developing Longwood Groves off E.E. Williamson Road. purchased 85 water meters On May 27 at $110 each after it was announced the city would be raising ts water rileter connection fees to $175. Public Works Director Ralph By JANE CASSELBERRY Residents in the Meadowlark said were of drainage pro6lems Herald Staff Writer WIN`TER SPRINGS — Neighborhood complaints about alleged unsanitary conditions will be on the agenda when the Fisher said, at the time, that City Council meets tonight the city lost 8.5,525 in the 7:30. Nelson Whitaker. resident of Also scheduled for ask the discussion: plained about accumulated tanks at Cumberls, id Farms council to change an ordinance — Culverts on Shore Road trash and drainage on the Store on SR gj., regulating swimming pools. -Report on status of rrpal's sidewalk at 609 David Street. In other agenda action, t1im The ordinance presently to the municipal building, Harry Burkett of hacienda council will vote on final ap- requires 16 feet between the end holding up final acceptance of at Village has presented the proval for the 1975-76 city of a dhing board and the bot- the buildings which wi 11 soon Ixsection Of the city have corn- from the parking lot and septic The Terrace. will council with color photos he budget ordinance, torn of the pool. one year old. — Bids for two new police cats - I SUiT TO : FORECLOSE MORTGAGE ' (K'T. 22 Seminole County Association luncheon, noon. Sanford for Retarded Children theater counsel told about 50 inmates Sunday at Florida's Sumter going to turn its back on you." Watergate affair,said he is thankful for the time he spent in jailb ausetie"grcw closer to the lord" _ I . Reagan Aide Optimistic (Xi'. 24 ' , -. Air Strike Talks Resume Beta Chi Initiation DInner, 7 MlAMllA1')_FederalnaoI'sreswned todayj, or pleajing In the attice of the Clerk pm. Sheraton Inn, Sanf ord. attempt to settle a 52-day-old strike by flight attendants that has shut down Na tional A ir lines. The afternoon Wil. - 11am J. I!sery, President Ford's special assistant for the Circuit Court on or before the 3ltt day of November, hiS. If you, riiiissis prizes. __________________________ 1 Cut-up. I COUPON SERVICE S--PECI AL i Nick L'feifauf -,l19 pus. Costume p.m. to Dixie Lane and Country ____________'c' ! I Tu I i'ie lID I --I— Florida Nurses Assn., District 37, 4 p.m., Seminole LborTherehavebet'nruonegotlatlonsffl, — Radio Club Hearing Con. Senior Citizen s Club, 6 p.m., Halloween Dance and charter servaticn Jamboree, Sanford Sanford Civic Center. Enter, tainment by School of Dance night for Aerie 3643 and Civic Center. Door prizes, Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Altamonte entertainment, beauty contest, Arts, 8p.m. ('iic Center. Dance music by shuck bar. Dance Friday, 7-11 Sundaytodrwnupvotersupportin)bigcw,ti . Rummage sale sponsored by 'Fri County Roadrunners CB FrAterval Order of Eagles . David Keene said as he kicked off a sta tewide campaign Florid a. nd file the org nal answer . • 12:15 p.m., Longwood Hotel. Surplus ORLANDO (AP) - The top sout he rn strategist for Ronald Reagan has predicted that the former gove rnor will do "very we ll " in Florida 's Republican primary March 9. Florida, a-k.a lIt Ash Lane,' Atiamont. brings, Florida, been filed ag ainst -,.'u. and you ' rexuir..t to serve a copy of your' an tw.rorptaadlng,othecompIal,t: • on the Pl aintiffs attorney, ' Seminole Spokes luncheon, OCT. 2124 Car %nib at Clem t,rouard's Shell Station, 25th and Park, 9 Elementary School and city's Call Mrs. Lynn Lienons of Women's Guild of Ascension a.m. to 4 p.m. sponsored by AU liability. Holiday Inn, Sanford Lions Club benefit "The Music Man," 7:30 Longwood for reservations. Lutheran Church, Overtx-ook Souls School eighth grade. host. Dutch treat. p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Drive, Caa.'ielberry, 8:30 a.m. to OCT. 31 Rollins College. Tickets 3 p.m. NEED A Fraternal Order of Eagles Sanford Tourist saill sbd- available from Streeps's Harvest Festival, First ocr. 25 Auxiliary 3643 Children's fieboard Club potluck supper 6 Agency in Orlando or by mail United Methodist Church, 5th TARPOR Women of the Moose Chapter Halloween Party, 7-9 p.m., p.m., clubhouse on lakefront. CA11C. P.O. Box ION. Sanford. and Magnolia, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1 1404 Halloween Dance. 9:30 games. refreshments and TENT? Lunch , 11:30-1:30. I pm., music by flarmnonaires, prizes, SEE US club hc'rri, Fern Park. "The Great Copper Caper (Xi'. 23 Costume prizes and cake walk.Spring Oaks Homeowners Day" Seminole County student. baited Way Victory Dinner, 7 Army-Navy Spire Circle, Order of the Car-nh'al, 12:30 to 5:30 p.m., Association has designated contribute to United Way. Prize JYM., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and Amaranth, 1:30 p.m. at home of sponsored by Idylwilde -Trick or Treat" night, 5:30 to to best decorated coin catcher. SR 434. Dutch treat buffet. ILL Evelyn Hayes. Elementary School PTA. 8:30 P.M. Only commercial 310 SANFORD AVE. Games, booths and food. is Weight Watchers, 7 p.m. SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier wrapped candles per'missable. Sanford Woman's Club. Restaurant. ocr, u-s serving seven months for obstruction of justice in the : vc,u. THOMAS W PEAPI arid t mai'red BEAM l's wife. and Oil those claiming any right. title or , tiwerest by, through or under -ou,, are hd'f,by notified that a complaint: to for elot, a certain mortgage on' sMcribed pco,fvty, b-: wit, Lot II. PIORTH*000. according: to the Plat therof, as recorded in Plat Book I?, Pages Ii and 47. of the $ CALENDAR United Way fourth report But Colson, released frorn prison in January after NOTICE TODIFEND - Proposed ordinance to permit the counciLto Issue fees for signs allowed on Liv' street rights-of-way. — Loan of tractor for the Fall Festival at Winter Springs Z 1,.orrect1onaI Institute. "Society Is not forgiving. Society is - fi Items Routine Only three Items, other than transaction, but that he had no John Lawrence Swoiford while inReams, recently expanded unless the zoaing areas 1301'Th Of SR 434. routine business, appear on the authority to deny the purchase requested cumbent City Commissioner a variance to permit were changed agenth for today's 7:30 pm. :.ince the city Although it had been believed helen had rit adopted exInsi:ri of the bttsiness, but Keyser is beir:1: e kennels Th are in the midst the sul1tvion dcvelcpers meeting of the Langwood City its new ordinance increasing were challenged by was told by City Attorney Ned ef a residential area. political Council. to deed the utility lines to the new the fees. comer Glen Buschman JuIianJr, that the kenneLs area Council Chairman J . H. city, the council found earlier The items include: (K7r. 21 has warned prisoners here not to expect to be accepted bark in society upon their release. "We are marked men," the former White House special Pfanhft, In Win ter Spr ings, City Clerk candidate has qualified thus far 1 - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE' EIOHT'INTH JUDICIAL CIICUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE' COUNTY. FLORIDA. NO. 7$.IU4CA5C.I 1% FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP - r candidate for re-election. Bussey, Edith Duerr (in- Dec. 2 elections in Lake Mary, Mary Norton said only one cumbent), August Hodak, John Win ter Springs, Longwood and I BOOSTER Councilmcn Harry Terry and Martin Bacon Sr. have filed qualifying documents. Mrs. Nader, of Nader flornes. - - - ' - HILL,and which bears Case No 75 1343CA09-C In the 04 said. Court. . DATED this 11th day 04 October. toys (Seal) Arihur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court by Cecelia V. Ekem 0 Coen JOHN C, REBER, of Ruth, Macthan. Bergstrom , Health Center, I I Sanford. TS01 - Mee ting relates to continuance __ of District 37. This Week Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Click Of thi Circuit Court By Lillian T. : HOSPITAL NOTES DePUty Clerk OCTOBER is tisbIlth: Oct 70, 77, No' 3. 50. 1975 _______________________ DES 110 INVITATIONTOIID ADMISSIO'iS Sanford: Grace V. Cramer - The Board of Trustees Of the .Evelyn Jones -, Ilertle Marshall Semi County PUblIC Hospitals invites bids upon the follo*ing: It HP. L*wnmoiver, r iding style Additional Information, plans arid .ulIan Murphy flfl H. ONeal )lilJ S-chie(erstt'ui, Deltona SPec if(al;or' are avallabte at the Office of the Purthasing Agent. All bids Shall be mailed to the ..Frances Valente, Deltona tNVtTATtOyOIi I — Ms DISCHARGES anford: ,lcsepli The Beard of Truts Of the I. ISbUfidot protens F.therl M. Sterling, lake %j.y ,, HIRT1LS 'Mr. and Mrs. James (Anette) No a boy, Lake Mary 'i Mr. and Mrs. Danny (Vickie) .lundy a girl, Longwood - Seminole County •- P*1Ic Hospnal ing: 37,003,01 EwnJngflt'vaId ..... 2. $prit*ler System for Annex - 1tciri Grepry was eircte ).FlreAIafmSyst emferp,c,pl,al I, J. 0, hlodgts, CashIer, of the above-named bank do hereby C'balr'iflln of the boardAdditional info, maim. nlin. ,wI Pub)f,i'd Daly Arid Sunday, ectare that this report of condItion Is true and correct to GoeU.Inger began his career eic.p't Saiurday and Cnrlltm.i School Menu the best sDeclticatlom are available at I my knowledge and 1*11,1. Day by The Sanford Herald, Inc., Office of the PurChtlng Agent with Gregory Lanber in I$ All bid, shall be milled to 300 N FtenCh Ave., Satfoqt J. 13, Hodges Spegheflj vIf) m$ $at'e raw asalesmu. y.arslate,b, Used at T.'utt We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of the Seminci). • 37775 Grten peas became manager of the Sanford r Sport of condition and declare that It his been examinedof thIs County Public Hospital, 1101 East b-, us First Str.qi, Sanford, FIOIid,I 12111, Tossed "lad rtore. Se'onO ciass Postir Pa'd at 'id to the best of our knowledge and belief Is true and correct. All bids Shall be POttmar,.ed t1 ______ 5..3ntocd, Florida 377t. He realdes In Iklh.ry with hi. H. H. Hodges uSc than the IS day of Nmmtfr Schaul made sfls A. K. Shosmakse, Jr. Directors wife, Mrs. Betty Oeetzlages, 597$, and Shall be received Susutptiors Kitt" by carrier on 4' Harry Lea, aetter sad milk Wore the 1rh day atpfoy,,tsef' Jr. ad two chi3dre, Sberyl ad I tell UbIIsm: Oct. 20, 1913 ve..'i.* F WeekSk I.. - ------.- _____. j5iJw 117 Publish, Oct . 17, 9, , %fl JI r -, on,lr$ GAINESVILLE tAP) Former Gainesville. Eight de fendant Scott Camil, cleared In what he claIn KELLER. RAYMOND C. KELLER.: MARGARET G. KELLER. E.' Board of Trusties at the Seminal, small property tax, a ntioti TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ....... 3,311,972.00 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, County Public HospItal, 1101 East which would require approval First Street, Sanford, Flor ida 3217I AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...................3L241,Z4.11 All bidt shall be by the Fbrlda Legislature, later than tP nm day of Oct~ Wh1c)yyer me thod is decided 1q75, it'd Shall be recei ved on or MEMs)RANDA upon, the agency will need before the 31st day of October it?) Publish: Oct. 20, 2 , 77, 197 $ backing from all thre e county Average Of total deposits for the 13 0E5 in Corp. In St. Petersburg, cad iz Marshall McDonald, pr esident of Florida Po & Light Co. LIA Miami. Rabin ____ Goetziiger____ was governments. Both Florida Power and "At this point we have GI _______ ____ FP&L dedlnsd to discuss the ____ ____ open mI" said vIblsn. s (incumbent) and Councilman John Zacco. Vying for two seats on the city counci l are: Fred - ... OFFICERS - j- ç "Ill - Casselberry qualification period ended city street superintendent. Friday. Vying with Counci lman H. A. Virginia Mercer, whose council post Is alst open in the Candidates for mayor are: Scott For a third berth on December election, has an. Gerald Christiansen, Bill Grier city council is Lmy Goldberg . i 1 d'r'ir' Camil Lauds Jury's Verd ict , ________ fail to di) SO, judgment by default: Will be taken against you for the. TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS relief demanded in the comp,aint AND SECURITIES ......... --- .... - - -- ------ -DONE AND ORDERED at San for d, Seminole County, florida, thl&" 15th day of October. A 0 1973. ORLANDO (AP) — Two iettcr, but one FP&l. spokesAlso, the authority Is seeking Florida power company presi. man said the firm had no p the power to issuc Industrial den ts received ex tortion letters to meet the demand,, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS revenue bo nds, a nwthod of mailed over the weekend, cornluring new industry to an area. Capital notes and debentures ...................None pany officials confirmed today, Grego Exemi,t from federal taxes, the — Per Cent Due $ None as did the heads of utilities L's Names bonds are sold and paid out by — Per Cent Due___ — $ None Miulsa4,w1 ..,i the companies involved. EquIty capltal.total ...............................umx "We ha ve no ciwnrnent Preferred stock-total par value ............... S ponsoring agencies aren't Goetzinger }Jone make," said Homer Boynton of , sugar cane, a compromise proposal to settle the -- .. . I In seats on the Dec. 2 Casselberry Parker Anderson, in his first city election ballot filed for ay into the political arena, qualifying papers before ft and Ray Leibensperger, former . . )- Qualify Candidates Friday, for three city council seats is to Challenging Don Schreiner, end at noon, Friday, only two completing his first term on the incumbents ha ve qualified so Three candidates for mayor city council, for a second seat far, according to City Clerk Kay and five for two city council on the governing body are Sassman. * BAND un ..;.tthci- Use tand can ue used for - t k Of By DONNA ESTES I . I Parade Herald Staff Writer I in hit' I';crgladcs, if lidals saY. trnvrrcv fallen -' ha BriCkeIl Avenue. 301, MiamI.; pursuant to IRS rulings) ........................310,531.02 H e ad S TAI.l.AIIASSEE tAP) - Harmon Shields, director of the Department of Natural Resources, will make a reconunendation early this week on a con. trnverslalproposalbyU.S. S ugar to lease state land PATRICK MGROTTY, businessestolocatesornew here In Central Florida, period, Reserve for bad debt losses on loans Net up Power Firm med (XWENHAGE?4, twiark (AP) — fli Soviet gvunmet has decided to expel Anthel Sakharov, the rudest scientist and civil rights fighter, In the near future, the conservative newspaper Berlingike Tidende today. The piper said Its Information cane from a well. Informed ow-e whom it did not identify -at the threc. day 1r.ternaio1al Sakharov Hearing on coadiU'xta in the Soviet Union which ended &mday, A ,nzmber of w1et exiles who support Sitkltaro,'s sn paign for tstman rights in the Soviet Union attended he - I 11,11 . Sugar Lease Guide Expected - packages containing un- aggravated uIt. Bond for Obligations of Staln and political subdivisions circulated colas from the San Penn was set Other securities (Including Federal at $10,000. Francisco Mint, that were stolen in Sept. 21 burglary at Death Threats the Hodgesvulle, W. Va., Post . ' ) Wayne l"rcenuin, assistant vice president of Winter Park's system, said the expense for select ive charges will be only slightly more than a plan to charge for all in. formation calls — whether the numbers are listed or not. - ow , . 0' Sanford police and sheriff's Authorities said the two nk premIses, furniture and fixtures, and Seminole Gardens Apartments, mspe,m may be linked to a detectives today were reported other assets representing bank promises .......... 9U8W.03 Sanford, was arrested Sept None recent series of post office Investigating telephoned death Real Estate owned other than bank premises - . - in Sanford. Inviestiptors &Atd hurglaries in several states an threats against Calvin C. Yates Inv"ImenI, In unconsolidalled subsidiaries and "asso-iat.d reporters to withho!d details of the eastern seabalard. companies" None Jr., 23-year-uld admitted Customers' liability to this bar* an the arrest, at that time, fearing burglary ring member sad key Investigators said they acceptances outstanding .....................None 55 E. Llvinontori Strom publicity would m.ike Williams still loosing for an au to believed witness In the trials of some of Other assets (Including $ Hone Post Office 50* 3115 flee the state, to have Siorm of the 13 persons arrested in middirect lease fInancing) ...........................337,063.09 Orlando. Florida 33102 Both Posley and Williams loot in i ts trunk. _________ Pjblls1i OCt 20 197$ August In connection with a were named In circuit court TOTALASSETS ...............................35.241.301.1) DES - Christian-Moslem warfare spread through Beirut again today after a night of heavy rocket. mortar and machine-gun exchanges In several dAsticts. "1 cannot tell you anything good," said the government radio. "AU approaches and roads Inside the city are un- I All bids %hall be mailed to the KELLER, RAYMOND r. KELLER. ,I DISCOV11.9D red several thousand dollar,, and warrant charging robbery and ,/J tance call after six a month. - Dora police in a forgery case. qk for Information calLs only for numbers listed in direr. tocies, while th e General Telephone Co. is already charging, on an interim basis, 15 cents for each directory -, - Ford spent part of Sunday finishing Na proposals, which will be presented to Congress today by Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butt. The 11-year-old food-stamp program in August was rving an estimated I8.8 million persons at an annual cost to the federal govern.r nt of 15.2 billion. ________ inine what methods telephone companies should use in :. charging customers (Or information calls. ne Winter Park Telephone Co. wants to start charging Legal Notice say. I TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The Public Service Conunlasion is expected to start a stud y today to deter. . - •__ - Phone in formation Charges INVITATIONTOBID board -w- — PSC To Start Studying . -' - In Tavares Jail Robbery Suspect - 4 - IN BRIEF Trustees of the Seminole MARGARET 0 KELLER, E County PublicHGspital, itO) East DROWN HILL and MARY ELVA First Street, Sanford. Florida 32715. HILL, O.tcn.nts All bids shall be postmarked not AMENDED I later than the 251h day of october NOTICE OF SALE 1973, and saII be received on Or NOTICE s t'e'rtr given that Uhf' tefore the 30th di of October, 19 73 ?L ! i 0 5rrh1irIc Cmdrrah,on tt real pro"r? .iit take place at the meeting of the County, Florida, de,cribid as Board of Tç'tjsteej, iri the Seminole fetlows. LotiStrirougi. IS, ridus,,, b'O County Public Hospital Semnol. Memorial H osp it a l ) at lI:4So'clock 27. 4th Section DREAMWOLD. A M on the 9th div of December Sanford. Florida, according to the By BOB LLOYD plat ttieriut as recorded in Plit Book street as the men fled on foot. testify in court anymore.. .or ltlS Herald Stall Writer . page 1$. Public Records of. Pubii: Oct 70, 31. 77, 1973 __________ She went to her home and we'll kill you.” Seminole County. Florida. DES 172 telephoned poli ce, officers said. will be told for cash n hand to the . - _ Sheriff's detectives today highest arid best bidder at the front Sa nford patrolman John discovered that one of two of the Seminole (. ffly : Moore Jailed Gregory Lawson _____________________________________________________ door sus pects sou ght In connec tion CourthouSe. in Sanford, Florida, at Vance, 18, 1010 Holly Ave., on a with the passing In Sa nf ord of a IPIC hour of Ii 00 AM on October 31st, 1915, by ARTHUR H. BECK-: charge of buyIng, receiving and CaIJNo.495 check stolen In a West Virginia .harterNo. 12117 National Bank Region No. WITH, JR., the Clerk of the Circuit concealing stolen auto tires and REPORTOF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING post of fi ce burglary has been In Court at the Eightftrith Jl4icial DOMESTICSUBSIDIARIES. OF THE wheels. Bond f or Vance was set ti Lake County Jail at Tavares circuit in ar for SeminoteCounty. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Florida, at want to in AIdd, for 10 days. OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLCIDA hood for a man Incar cerated in Finit Judgmt of Foreclosure' Casselberry police jailed Detective Sgt. W. A. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER30. 5973 AT ef'trred by the Circuit Court Of the Vinton the Volusia County Jail. said despite teletyped lookout Serb, 3, 481 PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE flY Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in arid; Wheeler became suspicious Lowndl!3 Square, Cassililberry, for Seminole Lounly. Florida, in the and apprehension orders COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12 and called a man in We.st on 15,0000 on a charge of (ascot DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS. UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161. spread ftoughout the ea3tern AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF: seaboard states that Lake Virginia to whom the check was obtaining property with a MIAMI. as Successor by merger : issued a nd was told it had been worthless check. ASSETS County authorities hadn't with ORLANDO FEDERAL: Cash and due from banks (Including S None stolen. SAVINGS AND Sheriff's deputies arrested LOAN: reported that Daniel Warren unteddablts) ...............................5,351,972.25 ASSOCIATION versus FRANKLIN Vinton said the check was In a Thomas Keitt Penn, 20, of Lake u.s. Treasury securities .......................... 3.228106.20 Williams of Titusville had been ARMS APTS. INC. a Florida a. WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford is plan to change the federal food stamp program will concentrate benefits to the nation's neediest families and reduce costs to taxpayers y at least $1 blIi;cn. White House sources BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - lIorida st.ii.s l's'S Qo,glai S C.,li$I. .so COIIMkI ublith Oct. O 77, Nov 3. tO. t75. publish: DES f INTI4I CIRCUIT COURT OFTHI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR.: CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 7S.131JCAHC Legal Notice City Elections Roundup .FLORIDA engaged in tilflI$ at 2151 Suisse Rd.. Winier Park, Seminole County,. Florida under (14 liCiltiOul name of: HALLELUIAH CREATIONS. ends thai we Intend to register said name. with (Pe ct.rk of the Circuit Court.; Seminole Comty, Florida In cc-' cofdance with the provisions of ilim. Statutes. To Wit: ' severe. Some $75,000 was chopped out of funds slated for "We usually have a 10 per "very. very close" and will "guts" froin county govern. tension until June 30 next year cent contingency fund, but this definitely require monitoring. ment. to complete all the projects Ford Pushes Food Stamp Plan J, Pearson, meanwhile, says the During the sessions, the budget Is complete and ready entire budget for the Depart. for handing out to department merit of Pollution Control was chiefs. Then he said he will wiped out, and Pollution request a meeting with the Coistrol Officer Langley Adair department heads to Inform lost his job. st_. _• - . . . . -. . .. year progresses. Department will require extensive input are tu be mailed out the end of - WASHINGTON (AP) - O&ME FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is htf*bY 111i that w are: heads initially submitted from department chiefs and this month. The Board of Trusties Of thI LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI,: mission meeting Kwlatkowskl Successor by merger with. requests for more than $22- car eful monitoring by county Commission Chairman Sid will suinblt an update report on (qSeminole County Public Hospital ORLANDO FEDERAL SAVINGS. b id s upon the tallying: million, officials to insure its viability Vihlen Jr. said the cuts were a the Central Florida Zoological t AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Approiimai'iiy Plaintiff,9 that the budget has throughout the year. carpet, class 5 rated "mandate of the people," and Park. vs Additional informltion, plans arid been prepared, it's just the Commissioner Harry Commissioner Mike Hattaway Kwiatkowski said the zoo FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. INC. a; beginning of it," Pearson said. Kwiatkowski said the budget j said the commission had cut the society has requested an ez• Wectcatonsa,.avalabt,atc)fC, Florida corporation. ANDREW G . of the Purch asing Agent, WASHINGTON (AP) - With President Ford spurning New York City's request for aid, the city Is turning to Congress for help to stave off financial default. In the House, an economic stabilization subcommittee Lrt t;irjns tLiv into th&' city 's financial iith M.iyor Abraham Beanie a its first witness. Beanie will f'flowed la'.r In t by New York Coy. 1t': Carey and Federal Reserve Board Chairman Arthur F. Burns. Beirme said Sunday that even if New York City defaulted and thereby was spared from paying Interest on its debts, the city would still bell billion short of the cash needed to meet palls from December to March. -. To year we cut back to i'ive per cent, and we'll have to watch It a little more carefully than in past years," Pearson said, He said the best monitoring method would be to require J...s___. i_ . . .. series of budget cutting to insure the $18-million budget doesn't run into problems as the Turns To Congress WASHINGTON AI'i Report OSIAE Chief Sig Pearson met sessions, slashed the budget, figure certified by the county's In a work sesdon, the com- tension - which he says will t oday with county corn. some commissioners have property appraiser. The county mission voted to wait six allow competion of "all missioners in a work session to predicted the new budget will millage stands at 5.40 mills, months before determining projects." develop a method of reporting require careful scrutiny, which means property owners which road or roads may have WASHINGTON (AP) The Gross National Product, the broadest measure of the nation's economic health, grew at an annual rate of 11.2 per cent during the three months ending Sept. 30, for the biggest increase In 20 years, the government reported today. The GNP figures released by the Commerce Department measure the total viume of goods and services produced in the economy. During the same period In 1974, the GNP declined at an annual rate of 2.9 per cent. New York Heads Monday Oct. 20, I73-3A - iio1iii Apr il M. Ell is 11I1dre l C. Mickens Edna E. Skiver - You receive a complete salely inspection vi'w Auxiliary Unit 10050 of OFFER ___ Casselberry, charity bazaar, Winter Park Mall, 10 a.m. to 9 and white elephant items. OCWBEKIS WEATHER Sunday's high 8e. Overnight low 4. Rainfall was .87 inches Clear through Tuesday. Highs in the upper '/06 to mid 80t Lows In the upper 506 to Randall Using, Deltona lower 606. North to northeast eatball sub (Acid $30 REG. $1.15 Janette Murray, Osteen DLSCIIARGFS " Sanford: Linda M, Cohen EXTENDED RECAST MEATBALL SUBS ONLY Mostly fair. Higho mostly in thelowtomid 806. Lows mainly In the uppe r 506 extreme north, 603 central and 706 extreme Jobnele W. Porter south. Kay F. Manning, DeLerm Daytona Beach tides: high Spgs. 9:16 sin., 9:31 p.m.; low 2:34 Bernara Kartmann, Deltona a.m.,3:Olp.m. Port Canaveral: Tracy Sharp, lake Monroe high 8:56 am., &56 pm,; low William V. Bartlett, Orlando 2:34 am., 3:01 p.m. 9 SOHIK S 'The - Weekdays 8 to I I- _________ _______ = _ I COMPLETE SAFETY INSPECTION l— — — — — — — — — — SEMINOLE Rt. 17-92, Sanford . I Repack front wheel bearings Bleed & adjust brakes Inspect brake hoses & lines Inspect master cylinder 1 IM L I install oversized linings on all 4 wheels Rebuild all 4 wheel cylinders Turn all 4 braIse drums & arc all 4 brake shoes — — — — — — — — — — — — I I disc brakes) mile guarantee Personal Touch I" Shops in Si nfoi'd - Apopka L'ingwood. AHamonte Orla nd o (2) South Trail a, Silver Star Rd. for 309000 49 AT ALL SUB & SANDWICH SHOPS 0, Service Dept. flours COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE $49.88 INCLUDES' GET ACQUAINTED OFFER Lillian M. Ycackley, Deltom wlndsaroimdlOmph,becomlng Julian Harper, Geneva easterly by Tuesday. J. Langley Adair, like Mary Cl'arnci 5a'k P:u; Matched Tun gsten Points We [mpioy Only Heavy Duty Condenser Adjust Timing Set Dwell Csrtifj,d Mechanics Adjust carburetor Electronic Analysis Resistor Plugs & Limited access ..tra ( Humane Society of Seminole, Mary Gregory A. 11111, Lake Mary 8 p.m., First Federal of Paula II. Watson, Winter Se fihli101e, SR 43-4, 1.ongwood. Sprin gs ADMISSIONS Sanford: William A. Hunter Sybil J. Myles Oscar ltcduien Che'1 I,. Shaver David M. Brown, Deltona INCLUDES: IE 66C Burdean Colegrove, DeBarY p.m. Baked goods, novelty gifts Rita K Pet-rick, DeBar> Cherly I). Hunt, Deltona Yvett C. Freeman, Lake All work guaranteed for 6 months or 6000 miles $a&.rd Phsee: 322.1655 a I ------1 ChrysIer-pfymoth & DODGE TRUCKS JutI 9 mos, north at At £36 Otlands Phoni: 60-417$ —— m— I — — — — .I'i .- -- �- _-; -- -- ---v. - - .-__ =r -n., -.. -• Strr_ ..flt. -- rr r, --t_r. x_- : r.._ -. Lvenin ftemM In case you've missed out on some of the 'Bad Check Seminars' held in the area recently, there's another scheduled on Tuesday at the Barnett Bank Winter Park. The session, sponsored by the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce, is slated to begin at 8:30 I Monday, Oct 20 1975— 4A -- t__ T_n ?_ - fl - ,rounu Arou nd WAYNE D. I)OYI.E. Publisher H. RICHARD WING, Editor Wl!J.lAMD.CUflH1E,Managjngj.;(o HOHERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director I K j citizens to do everything within their pcwer to keep the air of Seminole County as pure as It has been or even be tter, No matter what It might be, there are many little things you can do to preserve our pleasant status as one of the areas in the nation with decent air to breathe. Maybe we can just all hesitate a second and delay that family barbecue a little while. Ever think what a difference it would make if everyone cooked indoors for one week instead of lighting up th at barbecue? It would be worth the experiment, Issues - Mideast The Clock Crisis A period of suspended animation in carrying out the Israeli-Egyptian agreements appears to be ending. Although Secretary of State Henry Kissinger is unhappy about a Senate committee's decision to publicize documents he believes should be kept secret, the way is clear for congressional approval of the assignment of American civilians as truce monitors in the Sinai. Senators who voted to publish some of the confidential background of the agreements say the information has been leaked to the press anyhow. Th at is not the point. Congress is running the risk of Damascus. Reason Returning - _r._ -- rf_; ._ zr. - -- 171 I- r A Women Equal ~.".t , _; . '.. P ves ro Is 10 I e.,/ / y-' - ' I . P \' ': '. ~J i E . I have just finished reading a series of studies on marijuana, alcohol, tobacco use and attitudes. They've cost somewhat over $1.2 million '1 1 ~ (. " ' .•: - d!1 - :.r ..'L.____________ ., • Ir9.1 re, . ,, _. 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I _j lf 44 - // a restaurant a pleasurable North FRIED RICE experience because they can CHINESESTYLE eat foods not readily available ina large skillt• Add uncooked 2 cups of uncooked rice in the home and (long grain) spared the jobs of preparing 2 cups water and cleaning up after a meal I cannot spare homemakers 3 bOUIll(fll cubes chicken or beef depending on the job of pre paration and C) Y especially the Job of cleaning 2 c up s of meat, chicken or up That, is one of the necessary seafood (lcftoers work out chores of being a homemaker But, Ijust might be able to give fine) ou ifew tips on how toprqnre I small onion chopped 1 li 'd'r amcy restaurant4ype OflSioy WP at home for a minimum amount of money. That at least solvn 2 tablespoons of butter or margarine half the problem. Coq au vin has an exotic I lablesp-mIn of cooking oil - - F Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. / 'I ' ' -, - . .J ir - 1L.IL ' - • - -. ----==.- • J~' -- /7 .- - =z-. groups. "Partial Commitment" _____________________ BERT COLLIER - T ha ye r Ignored ln~ H Florida history books devote little space to Eli They should give more. Thayer. If Massachusetts legislature, Thayer organized an Emigrant Aid Society that sent anti-slavery The effort is spearheaded primarily by motorcyclists and motorcyclist organizations concerned about their alleged loss of conVI stitutional rights. Those fighting helmet laws also claim that hdmets which meet the federal standard are actu;iliy a hazard. All the states except California, Illinois and Utah have laws that comply with the DepartInent of Transportation's standards regarding motorcycle safety. For several years, motorcyclists have sought repeal of mandatory helmet laws by concentrating efforts in individual state legislatures, and 14 states currently have such bills under consideration. P Repeal efforts have been thwarted, however, mainly because of the possibility of a state 's losing all federal highway safety funds and 10 per cent of federal highway construction funds. Thus effom is are now shifting to the national level in an attempt to remove the threat of federal penalties against states repealing helmet laws. Five such bills are now pending In Congress. To the claim that helmets themselves cause accidents and injuries, the National 1lighwa Traffic Administration replies that it knows of no factual data to support this contention. On the contrary, a 1974 anaIy(s comparing helmet efficiency In Michigan which has a helmet law) and Illinois (which does not have a helmet law) found that motorcycle crashes in Illinois resulted in ":ilmnst three times more serious or fatal head injury than similar acciden ts in Michigan." But what about the argument of motorcyclists that it's nobody's business but their own if the) want to risk having their skulls smashed? 10 Both the validity and the cortltutlonaIity of helmet laws are well established, says the --#r1n60q 'ii m- ""' - is' ' Id! ary allowed to play in your World Series any more, either2'' transparent Add meat, chicken or c&afoo-1 and fr till done If usia ' Ic to% ers Just heat Add rice, a little at time until all the rice has been rcfried. Add soy sauce, beat thoroughly and serve. plans had been carried out the settlers to Kansas to hold it its free territory. Insurance Institute. It quotes the 1972 opinion of much of the research now being funded by the stateThayer's would have been changed beyond Sen. Charles Sumner, the Radical leader, said the Federal District Court for Massachuset ts federal government in an attempt to atta ck recognition. liewouldratherhaveaccomplishedwtia(1yer upholding that state's law (subsequently af. crime, welfare, drug addiction and other conThis dour Massachusetts crusader, while the had (lone than be the hero of the Rattle of New firmed by the U.S. Supreme Court): temporary social problems. Civil War flamed highest, proposed conquering Orleans. "While we agree with plaintiff that the act's When some of the more esoteric examples of Florida with an army of Northern soldier. As the South showed Its strength in the early only realistic purpose this social research are attacked, bodies of settlers Is the prevention of head who would take over the land per- months of the Civil War, Thayer surfaced again injuries incurred in motorcycle mishaps, we scientists Jump to the defense of these resear- nianently. and decided to expand his Idea, cannot agree that the consequences of such inchers. They develop at government expense The native population would be expelled and Juries are limited to the Individual who sustains Something about Florida fascinated this pamphlets extolling the value of basic research the slaves as well, unless they agreed to see as native of the ('01(1 North and led him to pick the the injury. in physics, mathematics, chemistry and biology, apprentices to the new masters. The public has an interest in minimizing the resources directly involved. a nd the practical results which have come from state as his target, Tluiyer's scheme intrigued Congress. It "From U moment of U injury, society pic ks what was once called "useless" research in appealed to Yankee businessmen. Now a member of Congress, he took his plan Some Northe person up off the highway; delivers him to a these fIlth. them newspapers backed it with ringing directly to Lincoln. municipal hospital and munici pal doctors; We're told of Ftmorida, he said, was the South's lifeline, being developed in part as a editorials. Even President Lincoln was at least result of Thomas Alva Edison's "useless" ob- interested until he door through which flowed a twwav traffic of pro vides him with unemployment compensation began to realize its full servatlon of an electric current which seemed to plications, Then, his steadfast opposition vital goods cotton to the mills of England and if, after recovery, he cannot replace his lost job, flow from filament to wire across a vacuum gap. stemmed the tide until articles in short supply to the South and its and, it the Injury causes permanent disability, most of the supporters soldiers. may assume th e responsibility for his and his The defenders forget this physical research began to have second thoughts. family's subsistence. was quite different from the studies we're now Thayer was born in Mendon, Mass., and But Florida was thinly held by the South since "We (10 discussing. Standards were high, data oh- became an not understand a state of mi nd that educator. He was described as a most of its manpower was fighting elsewhere. permits plaintiff jectively recorded, conditions controled, to think that only he himself is and zealot, of humorless vein, wearing a black frock If the government would let him recruit from onctrricd results riot based on opinion or personal ego coat and holding a single idea to solve see- 20,000 to 50,000 thsianded soldiers who wou ld The old American dream of starting a business gratification. tional disputes over slavery by the importation agree to seize Florida for their own homes and that will remain in family hands forever has Much of today's social research depends on the of "free labor." tarnis, Thayer would return the state to the gone the way of the preconceptions of the researcher and his The idea was born during the Kansas-, Union in a matter of months. This would sh ut the Department of buffalo. According to the U.S. selection of human subjects and data. Commerce, few family Missouri troubles. As a member of the South's hack door and bring it to its knees. businesses survive into the third generation. Cake Decorating Exhibit - - - Getting Fired Is One Risk - E -. f At L 7' - Dear r g S Abby rum - ' - - 0 - haven't the right (or the remarks about it. women are legally entitled to recognize children born outside courage), should Personally, see nothing my employer that I can 't work wrong with our son playing wi th fl'Tfag this doll because it is a sailor This isa startling innovation where lam expected to lie? STUDENT doll, w hi ch Is the image of for Italy. It finally sweeps away DEAR STUDENT: Tell your masculinity. a cruel injustice, already partly y doll dishes. obvious answer she must have wanted a little girl. Did :'°° DEAR ABBY: I am a woman in my 6 When I was 45, I had c UNotes exotic? They aren't. With the exception of a few spices, you SC1 butI )OU VC reason to believe It's going on prepm it the same as you slides of bird and animal (oris about to), the lesser of the would your own American Happy Seniors ,ib Is to version of th wildlife and their natural ene meatball. y are Not all restaurant meals can The Happy Senior Citizen 'iwonmen a to how the fi th eliminated by the divorce law, b053 that your conscience will Why is It that when a little girl a change-of-lifi baby who i* s be prepared at home with little Club will hold its regular Audubon Society is working for %III not be a hurry-up marriage which made it impossible for a not permit you to Lie, lie may be plays cowboys and Indian!. now 18, and he's driving me time effort, a nd envrronniental expense, but meet in g Nov. 7 at 1 p.m. at preservation. an-or -o an " married woman separated 50 impressed with your in- everyone says she is a "darling crazy! many more than you would Legion Home- Prairie Lake, from her husband to recognize tegrity that be will reward you little tomboy," but when a boy Ral_h Scogin was elected tc He goofed off in school last CONFIDENTIAL TO think can be done at your own Fern Park. This meeting will t,e or give her name to a child born for it. (P.S. lie may also plays with a doll, they say he is year and had to go to summer GEORGE B. AND KARIL: stove. the office 0 "ice president of preceeded on Oct. 3 at 10 a.m., fij'e you.) "queer"? to her of another man. the c lub. school to graduate next June Your parents love you and th a Tupperware party at Fli p DEAR AIlS?: My h usband C00 k wi N.J. lie's going with a 15-year-old understand. Allis forgiven. The There are other, lesser, home of Mollie Steudle, 420 Mrs. Haiel Rutherford od and I have Just had ano DEAR th er N.J: ec B ause o ur girl who looks like she's 20 door Is open U you want to charges. A married woman violent fight concerning our 5. Kentra Rd., Casselberry. became a new member, 11w name a society tolerates athletic, They are together night and come home. Call them collect. keeps her maiden name, adding year-old A social will be held Nov. 13 at son, and I need your tomboyish girls far better than day. Her mother called and They'll sleep better tonight,, and create the illusion of something; Serving on the Supper her husbands (0 it, a practice 1 p.m., in the First Federal difficult to prepare. advice, loving, motherly bo ys. asked me to tell my son not to so will Loan Building, Committee were: Comdr. already foilowed in Italy for the Then notice Savings and how it Is prepared (Ret.) and Mrs. Russ Demoret; signature of cheques ard legal how Altamonte s A trip . simple the procedure and really is. Mr. and Mrs Frank Kosmak' sney World is planned for a . , - - - -. -- ' may now keep her nationality when she marries a foreigner. A foreign woman who mairries an Italian must bring her property outside Italy Into the marriage pool unless the couple opt for separate property. ml- - -: "-' ' -_ - - = - - Z _N ' p — . .)1'+ - .=. ___ -' ,, " I - L__; - • It. . ., - ,1__ ~ -_ ___ _. 4 1;24*. ) A i- . -1 .~ I- 0, - ~ xr ~ 1. 1. ' -''. _ 1 4~ 1 3--t t~ - . ~ t___ • z. X -, • 1 IF I • 1 • • % It I - - ! . " - , , - careful choosing, an Nov. By 5. And Nov. 22 marks the Air. and Nirs. George Hearn; start of a seven-day cruise to foreign dishes can be prepared San Juan, St. Thorrms, Puerto and Mrs. Roy S:over and ,Mrs. in your home, and you will be able to stay comfortably within Plato and Cap haitien. A bowling team has been your lim ited food budget. f ed wi th Murray Long as Rice is a versatile side dish, captain. The group bowls every ~ stet ill n Aw purchase and easy to prepare Fairway Bowling Lanes, Fern çGIrir to chicken or Park. seafood, it can turn the most • NORAD Used In Tracking SMuggle rs 4p F - • _• .1.111 - _. - - £.,.. . '-' S4 W i'~ # - 1___~ v--, IV-- -1 I ~\ _ ,~ t ;ji,~ i, - . I 14 - ~ . .- I __,_~, r - 1-101P "i . ';--, -11 ~A* A 19 r 1W - V, Al of 0 = .4 *4 JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON The NORAI) radar Seizures have been made in Arizona, is served by Burger's manservant on an elegant tracking system, which the Air Force Several defendants, who have been sentenced California and New Mexico. This has required a silver tray. established to Intercept enemy bombers, has unique cooperative effort between the Occasionally the Chief Justice Likes by Judge Davis, have also complained about Customs to sip a little wine. His manservant brings live physical beatings. been tur ned agai nst drug smugglers. The FBI is investigating Service and Air Force, supported by both federal different wine glasses for Burger to choose from, police brutality "Operation St.artrek," as the secret spotting and local authorities. and civil rights violations under • Justice harry hllackmnun surprised court the system is called, was put into effect b-. the judge's jurisdiction. On October 3, for instance, the Customs observers a few years ago by voting in favor of Customs Service on September 20. Already, the The judge wrote to one defendant's lawyer, "Startrekkers" alerted New Mexico state police abortion inn landmark abortion case. Each year Uarvin U Purdy so phisticated radar has picked Up it dozen of Atlanta, offering this deal: who -wiled a plane and 1,700 pounds of an the anniversary of the controversial case, "No appeal would be filed if I consented to let border-hopping planes, which used to have easy marijuana. Rlmckmun receives red roses, delivered one at a your air access to the U.S. client work on the garbage deta il for a six Under the "Start.rek" program, more than time, as a symbol of protest from an anti- months' period. If Numerous other vehicles, including a too planes have been targeted as suspects. Many you desire an appeal, it would abortion group. motorcycle, have also been intercepted. More be my purpose to let the 12 months' sentence were lost at first as the new system was put into Justice William 0. Douglas, the cour t's stand." than 20 suspected traffickers have been effect. But in the last few days, the coordination faltering old grizzly, keeps careful account of arrested, and 10,0(V) pounds of hIgh.radc has irmiprov'd. and the net has been drawing t%o A:uther attorney, R obert lkflhai of Caraetivit;es: court dc'eisions and marijuana has been seized. 'Ibe total haul is tighter on the Mnugglers. statistics. tersville. Ga., told us a similar. Improper deal worth well over $2 million. Footnote: We held up this story until the Court insiders still chuckle about the day a had been offered to his client, Judge Davis also Just as NORM) would spot an Incoming Customs Service became convinced that word of Georgia lawyer used the term "negress" in his sentenced two young baicks to seven months in enemy bomber, its radar system can also pick up "Operation Startrek" had leaked out. Corn- courtroom presentation. An Justice the stammer for refusing to move their vehicle sm1tller craft flying without pro-filed flight missioner Vernon Acree confirmed the success Thurgood Marshall, himself amused shot back: front the highway. The sentence was later a black, plans. The radar feeds this Information into a of the program. "It has exceeded our highest "A what"" The uncomfortable replied: reduccud to six weeks. computer bank, which notifies C agents of expectations," he told us. "At last we have a "A female Negro, Mr. Justice."lawyer the plane's ekact location, Footnote: The Judge at first declined cornhandle on the problem. It's it major MODERN JEFFERSON DAVIS: A Georgia ment Then, as at wartime fighter bases, the but then said: "Yes. breakthrough," I'm certainly not judge, named after the Father of the Customs pilots "scramble" and pursue the Con- going through an appeals case if I'm going to INSIDE TIlE SUPREME COURT: Chief federacy, Is dispensing strange Justice in give them work release sentences That's unknown crafi Three days after "sthrtrek" Justice Warren Burger, with his white inane and a Cherokee, Ga. Judge Jefferson Davis of the compassionate began, a Ces.sna plane with 1,000 pounds of gesture." There Is no evi dence 4 black robes, is the picture of a patrician. In C1wroke Circuit Court has been threatening that he had anything to do with the beatings that marijuana aboard was tracked down. Just a few keeping with his image, he takes wariji ginger defendants with longer s- entenc es if they Insist allegedly have been administer (bVs Piper with 2$)0 pounds on ho:ird wa !naps and lemon tea ed by deputies. protnptly at 10o'clock every upon exercising their constitutional right to An Fill naikd. spokesman i:rn that the court is not in session, nv tea ;ippi'al said an investigation of the 11:it ions in lir',r,- ,' - I r&_''1U1tt\ ' ''Yt___________ ______ ___ __ imaginable. Prepared as a separate dish, the chol unlimited. . presently chairman of the Environmental Committee for One of my family's favorite the Bicentennial of Orange dishes is fried rice-Chinese County, enteMined members style. The dish takes little of the Altamonte Springs prepara tion and tastes qui te a Garden Club at th eir meeting bit like the one served in Oct. 9. 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Hundreds of Coils Sold In sets only S , SHIRLEYMILLET 834-9212 SHIRLEYMILLET 8349212 F Alfamonte Spr i ngs Box Springs and Mattresses, Quilted Floral Ticking Treated ' , Af AT A SOOTHING SAVINGS1 % - BEDDING I Zi 322-1812 Altamonte Springs- Longwood SLEEP? /OFSER'rA N i" • •.., . - - To prepare fried rice, fry chopped onion in oil until M /" common .. . . .11 & It" Z - I " I - I . French dish using chicken. I unless they specifically choose to keep couldn't make that!" "Rape: A Crime Against Women," was th e subject 'of a program presented to the Junior Woman's them sepa rate, in which case WOMEN HEAR Think again. The name Club of Sanford by Sgt. W. R. Bernosky of the Sanford Pollee Dept., Thursday evening, Club memcreates the illusion that It is the decision must be registered RAPE TALK bers Lynne Hill and Mary O'Day study booklets on the subject how to avoid rape; how to defend difficult to make and expensive with the marriage, oneself; how to report it -presented to the women. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) Thelnstltutlonofthedowryjs to prepare. Don't bet on it. It is The First Annual Cake Hokkanen, cake decorating abolished. The father no Longer a simply n rwen red dish tlInd Decorating Show and Exhibit instructor with Orange County enjoys the privilege of patria the chicken ' ound in any" will be held at the Winter Park Adult Education; Vivian potesta over the children; both Supermarket,: few spices and Mall Thursday through Adams of Sanford, cake parents now have equal rights an Inexpensive cooking sherry local Saturday, from 10a.m. to9p.m. decorating instructor at you can purchase at your in all dec isions concerning their This is a free show and Seminole Junior College and grocerys ore f or a sma11 T1Ce. d children's welfare and fl fl ('V ri1 t't emonstration open to the Linda Lumnan, Orange County Surprised? education. Both are enjoined to 'I yi n h public for viewing. Extension Home Economics Bed Alaska sounds consider the specific needs and Cakes will be displayed and Agent. and also expensive. it is in 'a Inclination of each individual DEAR ABBY: To whom do I hang around her daughter so restaurant, but at home it's a judged in the following child; should they disagree owe my first responsibility Trophies will be awarded for cate gories . wedding-aIUll'. niuch because they're entir ely simple desert using a radically they may go to the another human being or my Best of Show and the public will too thi ck. I tried, but got block of ice cream, covered rsary, birthday, children cour ts, employer? be able to vote for a Public's nowhere, with meringue and placed novelty and special occasion; ChoiceAward, The most revolutionary At the store where I work, two I'm afraid these kids are under the broiler for a few adult novelty and special ocaspect of the new law is the fans were brought up from the casion; doll cakes; foreign Demonstrations throughout going to get Into trouble and will minutes to brown. establishment of absolute basement to be sold. These fans with tin. techniques and lambeth; sugar the show will include; figure have to get married I want my White clam sauce equality between legitimate had been used all last year to an orama ornaments. By piping, party foods, holiday son to go to college and make guine is an expensive item on p ABIGAIL VAN BUREN and Illegitimate offspring, All keep the circulation going in the ________________________________________________ ware. Tom cakes. beautiful borders, some th any menu in an ta ing of himself I lian restauchildren are to share equally in basement. But w hen they were how can I break up this rant, but it can be prepared at Treece, bakery supervisor for halloween, cakes decorated the inheritance from their brought up on the floor, they Last Christmas, I bought our I personally -see nothing relationship? I'll do anything. home in twenty minutes. In Skaggs Albertson's; Klaus with fresh flowers, pulled rugar common parent. were not marked down, son a doll. He spends hours wrong with a little boy playing WORRIED MOM your supermarket you can Frledenreich, executive chef and floral cake decorat!ons. If! were a customer,I would playing with It Under the old law, a married putting doll with a sailor doll or any other for Matson du Jardmn and Demonstrations will also take pu rchase clam juice, min DEAR WORRIED' doubt man wi th children could not appreciate being told that the clothes on it and feedi ng it on kind of doll for that matter, but that parsiey president of the Central Florida place all three days at the garlic, oil and you can ire it ' I it you clams, legally adimit to the parenthood - fans were used. Since I am a doll dishes. This annoys his I would wonder why a You serve this sauce over flat Chef's Association; Tynne Frosting Artists Boo) th. of a cilld born to a woman who salesperson, have I the right to father no end, and several other would go overboard by motber buying forbid them to see eacb other spaghet ti, alias linguine! behi d was no t his wife. Now men and truth' And i adults have made nasty her son a doll, doll clothes and they'll probably" do Swedish meatballs sound - ______ rice and fry till brown. Add water and boullion cubes, cover and simmer until all the water has been absorbed. (15-20 minutes usually). Remove from skillet, cool and ref ri gerate for at least twenty-four hours Y - - flfl. Traditionally most men like WOMEN to eat at home, perhaps because they spent so many hours Evening Herald Sanford, Fl, Monday, Oct. 20, 1975—SA eating In diners prior to _____________________________ marriage. On the other hand, most women, particulary Chinese restaurants in the Melt the butter or margarine homemakers find eating out " - __ - - ._~_ - - - 1 'I . I -- - ;-tt. — - BERRY'S WORLD . ____ ' - decides of right where the family Is to live and the wife no enjoined w sOuOW uJLSC words have been dropped from the civil marriage ceremony. iusban(1 and wife mu.st work things out between them and, If they cannot, they can take the matter to court. Both must contribute to the maintenance of the family acc,ording to their ability. All their property and . oft 0 wear helmets when they ride on public streets and roads, reports the - The mushiness of these studies is typical of :;_.rr that require motorcyclists to to date. One section relates alcohol and marijuana to crime. After showing statistically a strong association between use of both and shoplifting, theft, breaking and entering the greater the use, the closer the correlation with crime the study goes on to say we should make nothing of the matter. Some of the individuals studied conumilited these crimes before turning to drugs. some after. And the data is such that one can come to no conclusions at all about any relationship betweer crime and the use of either marijuana or alcohol either o say that drug use leads to crime or a proclivity for crime leads to drug use. So what do we have? Other sections of the reports are equally yes, no, perhaps, but don't put any credence into We need more money to make further studies. Some of the researchers believe their work shows the use of tobacco among some major groops of the population may be increasing. Others think this may be a statistical anomaly giving a result which may or may not be true in fact.. Some believe their studies indicate tobacco USC is declining percentagewise in the same There seems to be agreement among researchers that marijuana and alcohol are growing in popularity among the younger groups, the ages from 12 to 17. Percentage use is seemingly highest among the 18 to 25 year olds. But it's not clear what happens then whether this group keeps on with marijuana in the same numbers, or whether, once settled down with a wife and family, as one researcher put it, there's a tendency to give up marijuana, if not alcohol and tobacco, . Herald Correspondent s - A nationwide effort is underway to repeal laws _.~ t ....z rIJ._ -: - - - •- equals. The husband no longer Shared Concern • _s- Exotic Foods Aren't a. . Ditticult To Prepare - month, Is that the man is longer h offic ially d e s ig nate d ir,. o the household. hiarriage In Italy is now legally a partnership between Helmets: - . Restaurant Meals At Home A-.. pm .1..f4It...,.,-, w -' DON OAKLEY - I . - - Bill CUITIC .., ,,,, I ._. I'_ -, *,- ,--* .. I /. _11 ,.fl,nnzn. -ttt-:.---- -;,~;-,-.':,~,.'!.~. . q;,;~-~,-1 .:~-#~.... The lleraldServjces ROME Italian men no longer reign supreme or at lcastunderthehwthe'yclon'(, One of the many reforms contained in Important new Diritto dl Famiglia, a body of laws ConcernI ng •" family ' ° hich came into force late last flMinn - ,. r - - Italy's . .I United Way of Seminole will cap off its current campaign with a Victory Dinner on Thursday at the Quality Inn North i Interstate 4 and Sit 434) at 7 p.m. - t --.. I I. All Study - Mr months of unn ecessary wrangling th e U. House of Representatives did the right thing by clearing the way for a resumption of arms sales to Turkey. The House action is but a first step. Much rema ins to be done by Congress and the Administration before the relations between Turkey and the United States approach normality. Wounds on the Turkish pride that have been inflicted by Congress are deep and raw. Moreover, the House did not help matters by taking another jab at the sensitive issue of Turkish opium growing by mentioning the subject gratuitously in a "minor" amendmen t t.arms sales bill. The amendment does not have the force of law but simply request.s the President to negotiate on th e subject which he already is doing Nevertheless the door that was swinging shut between us and Turkey now is at least sta tionary. We urge Congress to start pushing it open by withdrawing from all of th e areas of foreign affairs that constitutionally belong In the jurisdiction of the presIdent. In addition to the ban on arms sales, these areas include intei-vejon' Into the sale of Hawk missiles to Jordan, unnecessary needling of the Secretary of State about what he said to whom and an unconstitutional House intervention into negotiations for a Panama treaty, Now that the House has taken the first step, succeeding ones should be easier. • -•-• _-.. 40 I'l finding some ground for communication between made to produce the Sinai agreement may. look __; ' RAY CROMLEY as a mediator is to continue. Mr. Kissinger now faces the formidable task of pale in comparison with those that Israel and Syria must make to come to terms over the Golan Heights. Mr. Kissinger now must seek some profound changes of attitude both in Jerusalem and - au (LI mnaging t ilt? cwhIl(icuce which Middle East governments must place in Mr. Kissinger if his role Israel and Syria on the issue of the Golan Heights, the strategic position on their border which the Israelis have occupied since 1967. Some movement on that negotiating front may be necessary to avoid a reconvening of the Geneva conference with all the parties locked into irreconcilable positions. The Golan Heights problem may represent an even steeper obstacle for Mr. Kissinger than it did hefore the Sinai agreements. Th e commitments and "intentions" linking the United States of America to Israel's support, and the aid promised to Egypt under the agreements, leave our government with less to offer to sweeten the terms for any agreement between Israel and Syria. y t Israel has put down deeper roots in the occupied Golan Heights than it had in the Sinai territory to be ceded back to Egypt. There are now 20 Israeli settlements in what was once part of Syria. In military terms, the Golan Heights have greater strategic significance than the Sinai passes Israel is giving U up. While Israel could be expected to attach a high price to any surrender of territory along the Syrian border, the Syrian government is under pressure to refuse to deal with the Israelis unless the territorial issue is linked with the political demands of the Palestinians. The task for Mr. Kissinger is to persuade th e Israelis that new arms aid coming from the United States will compensate for any pullback from the Golan Heights, and to persuade president Hafez Assad of Syria that he would not be betraying the Palestinians by going along with the step-by-step approach to peace. The compromises which Egypt and Israel 'lime fourth repor' luncheon of United Way of Seminole, Inc., will be held at the Sanford Holiday Inn Tuesday. It will be a 'Dutch Treat' luncheon and all division chairmen and members of the respective 'te.ans' are urged to attend. According to Camnpaiin (liainnari Jamt'.s U. This is National Business Women's Week, In observance of such, we sa lute all the businesswomen in the area and wish UXIfl continued success. It's also National Clean Air Week and we urge all - has goal of 110 000 but had not reported any contributions as of last week's third report luncheon. '11in 1rn(ccinnni ,.,,. _____ ..... Jasa, all divisions are to contact the United Way office and report contributions as soon as possible in order to prevent a 'log jam' of envelopes and money fl ooding into headquarters at the 11th hour. Java is calling for a strong representation at the luncheon, sponsored by the Sanford Lions Club. At the last report luncheon, only 60 per cent of the proposed goal had been reached with only the Education Division and Financial Division near the projected totals. The Education Division reported $14,449.95 collected. Its goal was $15,000. In the Financial Di vision, $12,491.10 was reported of a goal of $16,500. - -' In --:-- - our According to Berry Anderson, chairman of the Winter Park Better Business Committee, th e bad check law, which went into effect Oct. 1, wi ll be full y explained Scheduled to attend to explain and interpret the new law will be officials from the State's Attorney office. inc conic is iree anu open io an ix inessmenin the area. — H"inc k.m'.er Week , 55 ('efliS: Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20: Year. U.40. By Mail: In F!ormda same as home delivery. All ('(her mail: Mon th , *2.70; 6 Months, 116.20: 12 Month s, $32.40. Sensitive - . itsiN. Fl N('IVE.,SANFoHD. Fi.A.32m Area lode 30-322.1 or &31.9993 -- -. . "', FULL SETS 8995 Reg, "I49" 1 ' BO YS' CHOIR LEADER VISITS • Mrs. Mm, and James Loept entertained John B. Shalleuberger, Iresident of International Federation of Boys' Choirs headquartered in Paris, Fr-ante, and president of the Shallwny Foundation of iittsburgh, Pa., In theIr Sanford home, Thursday evening. Shallenberger was in the area to Invite the Singing Boys of Orlando to uartklpate In the 7th InternatIonal Boys thoir Festival in Saltillo, Mexico, Dec. 27-Jan. 2. David Loept (seated), 10, iii member of the choir, and his brothers, Scott, BEDDING AND FURNITURE 2200 S. French Ave. Hwy. 1792 Sanford Ph. 32.1419-1 -4 �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — Moôday, Oct. TONIGHT' 20, 973 - ____________________ Answer ACROSS S TV — Monday Wonderful World Of Books (6)(13) Medical Center (CA'T'V.13) Burke's Law (3) EVENING 6:00 (3) As Man Behaves (CATV.) 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Rickey in allowing Jackie Robinson to play in the said t hey'd burn down the Polo Grounds, Happy is a bouncy, vigorous 77 with four "The owners voted 15. not to let him play," nesaw Mountain Landis w ouldn't do for 27 years." children. ween the Frick and Kuhn obviously was pleased. "I did ,something Ken. The name that escaped felt my obligatio and not to the this World Series," added sense after 24 years of the 77-year-old former governor of Kentucky who ruled the game with an iron fi-st after World War 11. ..It seems pretty ostracism by the game following his ouster by Wearing a blue cap with owners alter the 1951 All. gratulate him on some of a big "K" for the senator, St,ar Game, "For 24 years, I didn't his hallmark but highly gover no r and governor of ridiculous tr, t'.ave ti Ich ball hear from anybody — not Kentucky and U.S. senator. fie was tapped for the callers in one league, low Ford Frick and not that University of Kentuck y, Chandler Thursday night owners." controversial decisions. "I represented the sat near Kuhn's official box players, umpires and the to the left of the Cincinnati ball callers in the other, lieutenant general fellow designated hitters and no who followed him — I designated hitters and different interpretations of running repartee with forgot his name," Chandler said. fans," he said proudly. -I saw toll that games were fairly played and honestly friends and strangers. Fans with 1on memories won. I fought the gambling influence, dugout and kept up a I lieutenant commissioner's post in 1945. He was not a do-nothing the New York Yankees' sailles, Ky., his ancestral Larry MacPhail, Instituted home. told him I would back him signed the first television "I am from Kentucky, all the way. contriict. He was the first the home of bourbon "Rickey said, 'flow can we treat him?, I said, 'Llke just anot he r ball player — no better, no worse., Commissioner to assign six umpires, instead of four, to whiskey, but I never had a drink in my life," he said, wasn't "I never smoked a the World Series. cigarette. ln 1948, he granted easy, Baseball mediately felt the impact his unwavering and two great grandHe lives on a came to me and said he "It with. Ben Chapman at Philadelphia threatened of children, 12 grandchildren couldn't succeed in his , .' amnesty to a score of Recalling his abrupt been banned for jumping to the Mexican League. He dismissal, Chandler .said his li be ral viewpoint on the racial quest ion proved his • ain VP ain, > Beck Baseball Classic Heads This Week's It's BOSTON (AP) '' Schedule World Series at No one asked me, but: I — The Zinn Beck Baseball Classic looks like a . . / ___________________________________ _____________________________________ ________________________________ ______ Seminole Community College, F'TU, Rollins. Stetson , ,Ind Jacksonville gets underway rMursday and continues through Sunday at Sanford Stadium, The schedule includes: Thursday —, Seminole vs. Stetson, 5p.m.; Rollins vs. FTU, 7:30 Friday — Rollins vs. Jax, 5: FTU vs. Stetson, 7:30; Saturday — FTU Vs. Seminole, 12:30; Stetson vs. Jax, 3; Stetson VS. Rollins, 5:30; Sunday — Jax vs. Seminole, 12:30; Jax vs. FTU, 3; Seminole vs. Rollins, 5:30. Games will be seven innings and the team with the best record will be declared champion. Tournament tickets are $2. AIVP will receive a trophy, 'S presented by Zinn Beck, natch. the name of the Seminole High Class of 70, to benefit the Seminole Stadium f und . Alumni members should contact Jim Talmadge at 323-1450 or Rick Smith at 322-43211. Lyman, Brantle y 'l ode Fn*da Co11 . y An intra-country rivalry, non- Seminoles were dropped by conference toughie, a couple Gainesville last weekend in a road trips and a homecoming cliffhanger, 7-6. g8.r dot this week's high Oviedo, 2-4 and a 13-6 loser . Aw, go fish. — This year's turkey shoot at the Winter Springs Volunteer Fire Department .will come In three vollies this fall. On weekends of Nov. 8-9, 15-16 and 22-23, sharpshooters will pay Si per shot at State Road 434 and North Fairfax. • Things just seem to happen Devil's Advocate at the Seminole Turf Club. In that feature 10th race Saturda night, Advocate had the race won when he broke stride at the head of the stretch and switched from a trot to a pace. Few fans noticed driver Fra A Rusin couldn't get him back on stride, and he paced the rest of the way. Decatur Boy, second all the way, was moved up to first in the tt feature, Cap Cole, the ex pect ed co-favorite, never got untracked and finished fifth. — Johnny Go Away . ' night, but Manager Sparky An- Sunday. but the extra day's rest at starting No. 6. extinction, ably." 11 hasn't been the set for the "Sunshine Boys" around managed somehow to play be. Lake Howell, 0.6 and a -6 tween the raindrops. After the Reds took a 3-2 lead loser to Apopka, tries again as in Cincinnati, the teams cam Prep District Standings Mainland S Creek Seabreeje in earned $4,100 rather than the it." Kuhn added. however, that normal runnerup purse of$5,600 he thought that base ba ll would 2 7 1 2 lfl 13 Boone 0 5 0 6 19117 District All Clarnes DeLand Gaines. Seminole I Jones Edgew. W L W L PP PA Evans 3 0 6 0 9$ 76 Colonial 3 i 3 37 Lyman n W. Park 1 3 2 3 44 '6 AAA-Ill 0 2 1 5 33 )33 a a Mo AAAA4 Oviedo 0 Ridge 3 Apopka L.How. I 1 2 1 70 110 1 1 1 1 26 177 0 3 0 & X 1 25 also affect her appearance in Miss Navratilova told a the Swedish Open being held in the weather Sunday, the Reds standing-room-only crowd of 3,- Stockholm in two weeks. did something about It. They While everyone talked a bout Sponsors staged three exhibiLook their road a;how indoors and worked out at a cage on the match that she wasn't able to tion matches after the default move her arm above her elbow for the crowd. Miss Evert beat campus of Tufts University, because of bursitis in her left Ka thy Kuykendall 6-0, 6-1 and just. outside Boston. Raymi Fox to beat "i I-..' - with £ U love W p1417 out & cannotthe Casals-Overton team 6-1, 6__ do anything," the Czech- 3. MISS Fox beat Miss Casals 74 oslovakian defector said in a m the other exhibition. tearful speech. 'l can't move my arm. I'm really sorry be. cause I've enjoyed playing here." The ailment also wiped the doubles finals match between Rosemary CasaLs and Wendy Overton and the Evert. Navratilova team, Miss Casals and Miss Overton were dcdared champions to earn $1,700 each. included. Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai got a good one Tour trainer Charles Blake said Miss Navratilova needed 10 days to three weeks rest to gel over the ailment. "It's more a case of severe pain than a serious injury," said Blake,who had taken Miss Navratilova to a doctor for medication Saturday enable her when it signed Celaya, 25-year-old newcomer who formerly played in Miami. Celaya has 10 singles victories after 40 pe rformances. He's played in the early singles so far, but watch for players-manager Juan Arrieta to move him into . f alo Bills. This night timie base. ba ll vs. football ratings war had because of the default, an- win the ratings iame. 1 $1 64 by nounced her withdrawal 2 I 3 2 &3 64 scheduled the sixth game for Tennis Classic. She won "I'd be a little surprised if it 2 2 3 2103 87 fault over sore-shouldered tournament beginning Monday didn't have a higher rating," 8:30 p.m. EDT t onight, said he de 7 3 7 1 ii 80 wasn't "very optimistic" about Martins Navratilova Sunday at at Hilton Head, S.C. the commissioner said. 7 3 2 3 65 The prescribed rest could I I I 1 16 107 playing it. the Orlando Racquet Club. AAAA.S fund are welcome to do so. Lunch, drinks and golf is the feature 10th game soon, Sanchez, Celaya, Azpi and Fermin are off to strong starts in the most-wins chase. 1. ball League game between the New York Giants and the Buf- , day, perhaps causing another season earnings to $316,000 by postponement. Baseball C- claiming $10,000 first-place missIoner Bowie Kuhn who re- money In the Orlando Womens $25, win against Pinecastle will assure the team, ott, of playing in either the Kumquat or Disney Bo%%,I. ne team is also scheduled to play in Atlanta Nov. T workout Bursitis Ite In Evert Seminole High Boosters Club is also getting in on the fund-raising bandwagon by staging a Nov. 1 golf tournament at Mayfair. Entry fee is and golfers interested in kicking in toward the stadium —Sanford's junior bantam team in the Pop Warner ague is within one victory of a bowl bid. A to back to Boston for Game No. 6 beaten last weekend by Port Orange Friday. r.'t occurred before. Al• and were stopped co ld by a Edgewater, 23-8, while BranTrinity Prep stages its Asked if he "relished" the tley (2-3) was on the short end homecoming game Saturday at "Nor'easter" — a long-winded vv 2 against Vero Beach St. storm typical for the New Eng. confrontation, Kuhn told of . 31-17 tilt. reporters: -Relish is the wrong Seminole (4-2) is home Edwards. The Saints, 3-2, were land area. ORLANDO (AP) — Chris to play in the semifinals. That troublesome storm was word. I don't mind it but I -ill not against Colonial Friday. The idle last week. ex pected to linger through to. Evert has boosted her Miss Navratilova, who going out of my way looking for — . really change Anderson's pitching "With the extra day', rest, The staging of a night game plans — but also those of Boston Luis is ready to pitch and I do n't set up a peripheral drama. BeManager Darrell Johnson. fie want to hold him back," said cause of Kuhn's scheduling, tlkwas going to use Bill Le e on the Boston manager. "L41 IS Wor ld Series game on NBC was pitted head-to-head with ABC's Coverage of the National Foot. out -. I inu uiv pIUpVVL utvtru wi year and ne's rested, starting assignment for for another rainout clouded the Hillingham has some ex- ton's ,,must-win', game. Bos- of Boston players did gr through light drills in a section air as the Cincinnati Reds and perience as a relief pitcher. I'll "I disagree with the man- undernea th the stands at Fet;the Boston Red Sox prepared have him and Fred Norman up ager's decision," said the out- way Park. for the six th game tonight. early in the bullpen and I'll use spoken left-bander. "I think it "flatnou ts don't normall', "1 don't think any World them depending on the situ- would be be tter to save Lois for hurt us," Johnso n said. "Our Series game should be played at atlon." the seven th game and let him regulars have good individual night," said Bench, Cincinnati's Anderson is saving his best go against their left-hander Don workouts Out there in center All-Star catcher. "I don't think for last. In oth er words, Don Gutlett. However, Luis is ready field. The only problem is that you'll see the best per- Gullett will pitch the seventh with the extra day of rest, so they don't 5ee live pitching. (ormances from the players. game, if another game is there's no sense in cornflitting against 'iron mike' (the Baseball should be played in the needed. plaining." pitching machine) L,m't tile daytime, in sunshine prefer. The rain not only served to Johnson defended his choice. same.to Seminole Boosters Golf Tourney — ready, but think it's better to him back. It doesn't make much difference in U long run because we still ha'. win two games." he lied Sox had no formal derson annour.ced that he was made Luis Tiant the changing his pitcher choicetosave thefledSoxfrom for Game "It will be Gary Nolan, in. Lee, usually philosophical. stead of Jack I3illingham," An. was anything but that after he victories. ' Nolan this stage of the take the World Series anytime. The fall classic was post. for the second day in a derson said. "Nolan Wn't re- was pulled off the prestigious Ii...i _i, -- .. Winningest driver so far is Don Brainard with 10 ' There, V s. logical put volving Seminole County at Titusville Astronaut, which is here for some time, Last weekIt teams, no enviable task considering end, rained during the second game of the Series, bu t Lyman and Lake Brantley, the War Eagles are rated as Lyman. Lyman (14) was it travels to Spruce Creek in Lake l3rantley Athletic Booster Club sponsoring a carvival Saturday to help raise funds toward paying off the mortgaged football stadium. ne 1-6 ( - ________________ showing won-loss records in the minus, play Friday night at Carnival Time At Brantley - game, he'll '1nner. f Iiant Bench dislikes playing the - 1 ' avoided some of the Happy's rnernc)ry was U. ' E 9CbUo FENCE 1JSEO1JR;CRED1T: PLAN: "Umpires belong to the game, not to the leagues. Zinn I , "If this were the case, we Monday, Oct. 20, 975B 'I _ CREDIT Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. '~~.. RAPE SQUAD 6OOD x' CREW - -- — probably would have . 1111il 0 v De troit players. He fined and handed Leo Durocher a year's suspension (or associating with gamblers longtime ORTS be a fine commissioner they let him." Clerk of the it By Lillian T Jenkins of pollutants allowed discharged and was draftedtoInbe ac continuation of a curve shown by CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. said ntaf of North Orlando Ranches FLORIDA cordance with the Provisions of the Section 1 to a point of intersection PROBATE DIVISION 1972 Amendments to the F eder al with Southerly prolongation CASE NO. PR•7S.)flCp Water Pollution Control Act (P.L. 97- 500) and other lawful standards the East fight of way fine of Moss Estiliflif of and regulations. The pollutant Road as shown b plat of N or th JOHN B. KOMAN ' should work in both leagues and follow a single code, trouble, Dixie Walker said he was going home to paint his house, The St. Louis Cardinals were going to 0 Deputy Clerk ISSUANCE OF NATIONAL Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, said Northeast corner being Publi Sept. - Oct, 6, 13, 20, 1973 POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM PERMIT the point of beginning; thence DER 197 Westerly along the North line of sa id AND NOTICE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY CO Lot I. Block "C" to the Northweit SIDERATION FOR STATE CER UTILITIES BOARD corner of said Lot 1, Block "C". rlFlcATlON The U.S. Notae.dPubIlcH.aring vlronmental Protection Agency thence Southerly along the West line The Board of County Co rn proposes to issue a National Of said North Orla ndo Rancties Sec. missione,s of Seminole County. Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPOES) permit to Florid Lot 3. Block "A", as shown by Said County Utilities Boa rd will hold a Power Corporalloti, MI 34th Street, Plat of North Orlondo Ranches public hearing in the County South, St. Petersburg, Florida 33101, SectIon 1. said Southwest corner Commission Chambers of the for the G, E. Turner P',n?,pO, Box beIngaIsoapoIfl$onrneNorthrigh, Seminole County Courthouse, of way line of Bahama Road. as 3$. Enterprise, Florida 32783. A Sanford. Florida, on Tuesday, Oc Plicalion No. Ft 074 OYL 2 000024, shown by plat of North Orlando lober 21, I 1y3 at 7:00 P.M. or as soon NPDES Permit No. F 10000191 Ranches Section I. cs recor ded In ther eaft er as possible to consider an Applicant is engaged in generating Plat Book 12, Page 3, Public R"Ofds Application for rate Increase by electricity from ciii-gas. SIC Code of Seminole County, Florida, thenc e Seminole Cablevision, Inc., at 4911, and describes two 'xli"ing Westerly along the said North right ItCli" all of the unincorporated of way line to the East cor ner of Lot areas of Seminole C ounty, siteloc' son Pie north shot* I,1km 1. Block A as "wn by said plat of Sidney L. Vihlen. Jr,. North Orlando Ranthe; Section I; (07 m'Ies) l'-itatc Chairman tb,..'p Nc'thw.sterly al(i'g the ATTEST: way No 4 on Debary Avenue This Northerly tnt of said Block A to the A rthur H. Beckwith, Jr., portion of Lake Monroe' is classified East right ci way line of Moss Road, Clerk by the state of Florida as Class Ill recreatIon — Propagation and ft shown by said Plat of North Publish: Sept 29, Oct. 6. Ij. 10, IVIS Orlando Ranches Section l thence DEW 1$; management of fish and wildlife Northerly along a prolongation - The proposed NPDES Permit. the East right of way line of Moss IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ,confalris limitations on the amourits A flhissioner A.B. "Happy" Chandler, think this young man will Although a Southerner, he was credited wi th helping break the racial barrier by sup. r I IU the commissioner. They I Notice _ 11 Leagucs, says former com. man (Bowie Kuhn, current Commissioner) wrote me a letter Inviting tile and mama to come over to Cincinnati for the Series. I _______________________ ' 11 "I know the league presidents oppose It bitterly and maybe most of the owners, but the I'mpires should be assigned to Rival Leagues -- ON THE I Of •'-....... Orlando sec2nd Addition as Deceased limitations and other Permit con. NOTICE TO CREDITORS clitions are tentative and opien to recorded in Plat Book ii. page sy, comment from the public. Person s Public Rec ords of Seminole County, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING I' .0 wishing to comment upon or object Florida: thence Norther ly along CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ____ ___ 1111I1 F_ (44) Gilligan's island PINOqCHIO : ALTAM to permit Issuance or to the propoubd Said Southerly Prolongation of the SAID ESTATRi 1 TOMORROW: Colonial Aaseriea • permit limItatIons and conditlont East fight of waylineof Mess RoarS You and each of you are hereby 10:00 5:00 are -' invited to submit same in to a point 335.03 feet South of the notified and r#gulred to file any (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (2) Adam 12 Willing within thirty days of the date South Right of Way line of Young Claims and demands which you, or (6) Give-N.Take (CAT'tf4) I Love Lucy of this notice to the Enforcement Road as shown by said Plat of North other of you, may have against said RIDEI (8) Rom pe r Room [jiNoi (9) GillIgan's Island — Division, U.S. Environmen tal Orlando Second Addition; thence "?at* Legal Notice the (44) Father Knows Best (35) MIckey Mouse Club — Protection Agency, 1421 Peachtree Easterly perpendicular to In* ,all Circuit Court of the 18th Judicial INVITATION TO BID (44) Brady NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Street, NE, Atlanta, Georg., 30; described course for a distance of Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, 10:30 The Board of Trut Of the 133$1 feet; thence Northeasterly Probate Division, In the Courthouse A1TP4: Mona E. Ellison. The The Board of County Corn. (2)0) Wheel Of Fortune 3:30 Seminole County Public Hospital missioners of Seminole County, Fla number anr3or NPL'ES along a tine forming an angle Of 4 8? Sanford, Florida. within four plicatlon . ght (2) News lnvltts bids upon the following7 calendar months from ih) ti me of will conduct a Public Hearing in number should be included in the (35) 700 Club Complete Insurance coverage, prolol5_Qation of the last described the first publication of this (3)(24) Electric Com pa ny the Commissioners ' Meeting Room svaae. first pace of comments. All corn . notice (44) Green Acres CHARLES BROHION A411difional Information, plan$ and of th course fortoa Cu distance of 361 a Ito Each claim or demand mull be in (CATV4) Bewitchod FA@ftt$ r@Celv*d within the Wday to & point *Seminole County Courthouse. I I PCIDAYS444.$$ specifications, are Aval..'abte at officif Sanford, Fla., an October, 2g, T9yS @1 (9) Beverly Hillblilles 11:00 period *111 be considered In the rvsturt Of 6 Curve to writing And flied In duplicate and SAT-ANDSutd. of the Controller after 311t October 7:00 the left having a radius of 2)000 feet state the place of residence and P.M. or as soon thereafter as ,, ., 1 (U) Adam 12 tormvlati of final de$erminaflajs gas? (2)0) High Rollers 11a 1973, V6 too RoLl"ale a central angle of 6) degr possible to consider an $pplicatin t regarding the permit, Where there is 70' Office $ddres% of the cljimant arid All bld,s Shall be mailed to the ; thence Continue aloing %Sid Install a high water relief Pipe on a significant degree of public In. must be Swom to by the claimant. (33) Mayberry R.F.D. Board of Trustees of the Seminole the f ol crest In the proposed permit curve to the left for an arc dista nc e his agent or attorney, or the sa me lowing described property: (44) Partridge Family County Public Hospital, 1101 East Of 732.IJ feet to a point ot tangency; thai be volt a 3.00 ft. drainage easement lying unce. It, EPA RegIonal First Street, Sanford. Florida 3317), 2.3.0 ft. on each Datedat Orlando, Florida, this 9th side of the t011owrtg rninistrafor will told a public thence Northwesterly along a line All bids shall b, Postmarked not described center llne' From hearing. After consideration of all tangent to the last described curve day of October, 1975 S.W. the FOLM1110 to Ca 1"1111,114 FLA later than the 301h day of November corner of iega Not 4 Dorothea Ann Koman the SE. of t, s.w. ',, UM written comments and of the for a distance of 330.17 feet; thence BLAZING 1973. Sec. 1$, Twp. 21 S. Rng. requirements andpolicl,,ln the Act Westerly along o line for ming an As Executrix E., FICTITIOUS NAME Consideration of such bids will Seminole County, Florida, said M SHOWS SADDLES and approprIate regulations, the angle of 61 degrees 00'OO" to the lt point Notice is hereby given lIsa? I am take Place a? the meeting of the being the N.W corner of Lot EPA Regional Administrator of a prolongation f the last CHARLES E PIOEQUIST engag ed MAT IN in busines s at Altamonte Board of Trustees in the Seminole de%..ribed rourse for a distinct of Attorney for Executrix Prairie Lake Maflor$,asrecor dod jfl will make determination s re Mall, Altamonte Springs, Seminole County Public Hospital (Semino Book II, Page 75. PublIc le Plat garijing permit issuance. II 390 00 fed to a point on the East 3119 Maguire Blvd.. County. Florida under the fiiittosj Memorial Hospital) at 11:43 right of way line of $ id Moss o'clocli Records of Seminole County, the Road; Suite 133 determinations are thence name of R B PHOTOGRAPHY, and AM. on the th day of December Florida, Nort herly along it, East Orlando, Florida 32103 run N 00 degrees su 26' 4.3" w bstantially unchanged from those that I intend to register said name 197$. right Of way line of Said Moss I.. STATELINE along the West line of said S.E. . of announc ed by this Road Publish Oc t. 13, 20, 1975 It. EPA to a with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Publish: Oct. 2C 21, fl. 197$ point where the the SW. MOTEL ' of Sec. II, a distance of Southern DES 9) Regional Administrator will so PLUS Seminole County, Flor ida , .. DES-173 177.s.$ ft. to a point of beginning; run notify all persons submitting written boundary line of Lot 33, Bloc k D, cordane with the provisions of t he — TEENA GE thence N 43n)ees39' 33" E. 33394 comments. If the determinations are P. MitcheIls Survey of Levy Grant IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 9:41 Fictitloui flame Statutes, To Wit: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ?Kcording to the , Plat Iher W as It. to a point of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. termination on the SUbStillinfially changed.. the EPAa recor Ed Section 163 09 Florida Statutes 1957. E1014TEENTH JU DICIAL CIR. west de d In Plat Book I Page , of CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, lint of Lot 36 of es id Regional afor a CUlT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, Administrator will issue 5: R obert L. Brown • Prairie Lake Manors. FLORIDA Public notice indicating the revised the Public R ec ords of Semino le FLORIDA Publish : Oct 6, 13. 20, 2, C nty, F ou rida, int lo Further CIVIL described $: between er ts with the ACTION NO. 752101.CA.01.6 CIVIl, ACTION NO. 7$.1$31.CA.. determinations Requests for ad WHATEVER YOU W 1111,11111 aforesaid East right of way lint of In Re Its Marriage , FAGGART KUnOTA TRACTOR, a Pot Lake and Prairie Lake judicatory hearings may be fil ed jOOT! FRED W1 Road; thence run Easterly JANICE L. ELLIS, Wife, 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE division of Southern Homes, Inc., a Sidney 1. Vlhlen. Jr., at t'r tt R eg ional Administrat or along PAMORIER ChaIrman EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. corporation. makes the above-descri Petitioner, deter. THAUMS(AJ.LA L Ot sS).S7, SIandSo,fllo(kDofSal,, and 60u. 'd of misatis, I CuIT. SEMINOLE COT',', Plaintiff, ONYKJ*i -X 0 P Mitcteu FLORIDA Commissioner's regar ding adiudicafory he aring is Survey of Levy PAUL H. ELLIS, Husband, Gr ant tO the Southeast corner of Seminol. County, Fl,. PROBATE DIVISION P. available In 39 F. R. 27011 1. YORK, R espondent db or by said Lot SO and aforejlid Westerly Publish: Oct. 20. 197$ I CASE NO, PP.75498-CF contracting the Legal Support NOTICE TO OFIND a P. L. YORK AND SON, plus __________________________________________________ right of way line of Hay DES 120 I ESTATE of ____________ THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. Branch at the Road; Defendants, _______________________________ I - 44 52A-M. A address above or at thence Southerly along said ANDREW C. STINE PAUL H. ELLIS E OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE additional tact shm Containing Westerly right of WAY lime 10 the Residence: Unknown Deceased. details about t he aP- point Notice Is hereby given that the JUDICIAL dR. plication of beginning, containing Last known mailing dress NOTICE TOCREDITORS unders igned, Arthur H. Beckwith, EIGHTEENTH arvt the Proposed deter., 161 866 plus or minus acres. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 0-0 c 0 Raymo TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Jr. Cler k of the Circuit Court, SEMtNOLE COUNTY mrnations, a Sketch Showing the J Korlgoo Co I)Oi Selig Drive, S.W. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Seminole County, Florida, wIll exact location of the discharge, lESS THE r. FOLLOWIHI SAID ESTATE •I.1I.. ._.. a -1-'----. .--. ..-on PROBATE DIVISION ae5,liiL,,,.I P0 I%,i. A11Ll ..t'JJ- uoyo vvooer, I75, at the on nearing PROBATE NO. 7s.st CP DESCRIBED PROPERTY \'ou arid Pact Of y That are A'Irit8 G'o'uia 3j PtOCedure.lSava:ra.leb,.wrIflgor of Ii 00 A M . at ftc west frcnt In Re: Estate of __ POrt of Lots 91, 92, arid I, not ,s,e and requir ed to bile any door of the Calling EPA. A copy Block YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the Of Seminole County draft DORtS J. "Dof D. N Mitch.11 's5uryy0, the that PATTERN . L, claims And demands which you, cor Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, offer permit is also available from EDA. M JANICE 1. ELLIS has filed a oses E. Levy Grant, as recorded deceased. The either of you, msy have against Said in Petition In the Circuit Court of application, for sale and sell at public Outcry to NOTICE TO CREDITORS estate in the office of the Clerk cif"it the highest I' - - I , ~ and best blddeir for cash, To All Crtillifilirs and All Persimil received, and other Information areof Seminole County, Florida. Florida, for 10 , ~ Eighteenth I %_ r" DIssolution of Marriage, and you are Judicial available for revillihis and copyi ng &I Circuit, the folhWng dt%Cfjb@d personal -, I follows: Having C18IMS Of Demands Against Room M. 1421 Peachtree Street, Descri"diss Commence at required to serve a copy of your Seminole, County, Florid., Florida, property in SemInole County, Said Estate: " -S Probate Division. In the Courthouse Florida, to *11: Atlanta, Georgia, between the hojr ' .11, NO I North Orlando Ranches 5çtin I , at $aMOmd FtOr:d. wIrri (our Ofll 141 J PIF PC E. ESQUIRE, Ore Ut Model Lns. XuLt s06 re'jrrd to e'nt an (lOinS and recordfil in Plat Oocilk 12, liage ca1rnir nnth rom the time Attorney for Pttstioner, whose ) through Friday. A c op f of Tractor, S erial No, iiia,. demands whlfl you may ying machine Public Records Of Semine County, Iddr have l available for public ~ ( the first pubItcatlon Of this notice. i5 Post Offl i 1 sit at a One (I) Model L260, Kubota against the estate Of Box ( Florida, Said point being on the East DORIS J. Each claim or dema nd must be n Tractor, Altamonte charge of cents per Springs, Fit,,flda 3770), 20 Serial Page. The Right No. 25.339. PATTERSON deceaset late Of writing and filed in dupticati nd of Way line of Moii Road and. 4'dfiIe Ihe or igiral with the Clerk Region IV Office of the EPA has One (I) Model L17$, Kubota of Seminole County, F lorida, to the being on a curve conc ave Nor - the above . stite the place of r$idnci a request the styled Court on or before ed Florida nd POST Department Tractor, Serial No. 1490$ It Clerk of the Circuit theaitevly Court, having and file of ftc, address of t Claimant • s radius of November 17ft, %97 v /.') Environmental ReguIatig Ofli (t) Model 18000, Kubote 'hi same, 10 duplIcate i,.. a to feet; thence from a tangent bearIng default must be sworn to by itte Claima , CtTtity that flu and ultimate Judgment will nt or Serial Tract , above-named No. S'3. Oloylded , North in SictiOn eg 11 733.16, attorney, d rees Florida comply Ns agent or ' 39" p1 Icanl (s) will be enter ed against YOU fof the relief or th* same Two (2) Model 4000E, Kubofa with Sections Nor Statutes, II their Offices in the 30 shall be void. 1, 3O, 30& and 307 of the Federal Waythwesterly along sa id Right of demanded in the Petition. TraCtors, Serial N. 13494 and County Cu?fi'ouse in Seminole Water POflutlo line and along the arc Of OIIed at Sanford. Floridi, thIs Said WITNESS my ha nd and official Control Act, as County, Ftoclda, within four curve 131.S4 feet through a c * 30th day Of Siptember, 1915. amended. Comments On Issuance of entral seatof Sa id .ourt on this the 101 h day puwato. Final fudgm,n$ot lien calendar months from the anUIeoI 4 de9ff.es)7. 00.. ,o 1ONOOO 1-t625-1USflS357.84g4 COMbANK WINTER PARK er s,, Of O'tobt'r. AD 1973 tIme of cerlifbcetion including a r equest f foreclosure. entered In the above the first publicat ion her or 11th the Nor ther ly line ol eof, or the a public '\I By: Kenneth C. Sedlak (Seat) hearing Fbrida , must be ttyI.d pending Cause.. submitt sam. will be barred, ed Power Corp easement for the As Executor Art hur H. Beckwith, Jr. to; Mr. point Jo Jackson, NPDES of beginning; th WITNESS my Mod and the L*oiof Flied at SanOrd, Florid., this itt Permit S Of said estate, ence Continue Clerk of Circvlf Court tion, ec orid Fl a said Court this lUtt day fobe,, day of October, 1V75. Department flhwesterIy along said L ight of $ L, W. Carrotl, Jr., -- . . of Envlrosentaf Regulation, Seminole County, Florida im. atm, -. ft 5: Stan:ey J. Patter son % Esquire of Wait line along the arc of 58cl curve By: Lillian Jenkins state ve agency address abo (Seat) , within As Executor 321 68tCCtthrøg CARROLL & JONES, P A. as VINK1110 a If cenI,i angle thirty (70) days of the date of this Of Deputy Clerk . TM 6 degrees Mhur H. Beckwith, Jr. 5: \J. 's' James B. Byrne. Jr. Esquire Attorney for Estcutor ROBERT 39" to the P T, Public nOfic, Please bring the th clerk the Circuit Court J. PIERCE, ESQUIRE I' Attorney for Executor ence run North along the East P0 Box O. SOs 70 toro10gtorn,atlen,ionofpe By: Elaine RICtarde 5 P.O Box 3 Right of Cassefb,rey, FlorIda 37101 t-J-X) Ms Road who you know will be interested in 57331 Way tIn, 0007 H 434) Dtputy Clerk Altamonte / . % Florida 3270) feet th'nce East 15040$ feet; j. Pubih: Oct. 13. 20. ins ttiii Altamont, . matter Publish: Oct. 70, 1973 kit 33701 itk,,% !orings, Pid. PublIsh, Oct. 13, 20, 1975 en ou 1t DES-c) ce S th 17474Q leti F'ubli'sh: Oct 70, 1975 Attorney for Petltion DES 124 t the DESO ' No rt herly line Of Florida Power Publish Oct 13, 70, 77, PIn, 3, 1975 DES 126 RAIN CINNINNATI(AP) — All umpires should be officials Of baseball and not in. struments of the rival National and American SHALL, BERGSTROM AND RORISON. P A.. 55 East Livingston Street, Post Office Box 3 1 16, Orlando, Florida 32807, on or before November 7th. 1973, and file the nFP IO -R )T Ifl .w.. 'r 'i-. !layV) C ourt _____ .. either before Service on Plain ti ff' -Roaf1.as Shown bysad Plat ol or Orlando Ranchej Section i, and also Attorneys immediately JOINT PUBLIC NOTICE Environmental Prole lion Agency as shown by North Orlando Ranches thereafter; Oth eIe a Default will entered against you for the relief Region IV, Water ..nforcement Section 7. as recorded in Pat Book demanded in the Complaint or Branch U2i Peachtree Street, N.E. 17 Page 17 Public Records Atlanta, Georgia 30309 104 6320) SemInole County. Florida, and Petition WITNESS my hand and Seat of In conjunction with Florida North Orlando Ranches Section 2A this Court this 26th day of Sep as recorded in Plat Pages nook 17 Department GI Environmental Pe'rbr. 1915 Regulation C,mmcdore Building, 10. .0 ar it. Putic Recordi Suite 101 3114 McCrory Place Seminole County, Florida, to the (COURT SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Orlando, Florida 32103 303 $91654) Northeast corner of Lot 1. Block C. NOTICE OF PROPOSED recorded In Pie) (IS) My Favorite Martian Hall 'i"", Book I Page 501 the Public Records run North along the East Right ol of Moss Road 573 3,s feel between Moss Road and Hayes Road thence East 15060S feet. thence and lying South of a line 1100 feet South 171260 feet to the Norther Road 13-1. line of Florida Power Corp South North Orlando I SEEK & Fitib]' line along the arc of said cur ' original with the clerk of the above Southwest corner of Lot 57. Enti WESt 1557 67 feet along said styled court on or before October mlnget' Farmi Addition No 7. as easement line to the point of teic. .. r.,,,,... n £ n.,. a beølnfflrvj. 31st - .•w' .s oi, •W•S - fl U-IW1V11 -.... rC V. J, ar)ainst yo; for the Public Rec,rcjs of Seminole County, ha% been filed apans? y ou .rl1 ?h,j ': tt JtrflItvJ'd in the Ptltion for I Iorit Itit',i(e 'ostrriy along Itie iOi Ut' r tquirtii to t'r ,.' , copy of Dissolution of Marriage. South line of Lot SI, as shown by Said your wril(Cfl defenses, if any, to II on 14, WlTNE5Srnyhandny.0f al the Plat of Ci.::minger Farms Addition Plaintiff's Att orneys etiose namj' said court on September 251 h 1975, Plo. 7,toflie West right of way line of and addren is CHARLES V. (Seal) Hayes Road, Said right of way line MARSHALL on RUSH, MAR. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk of the Cirti' Court By Mary W. Darden Deputy Clerk PubIih- Sept, 29, Oc t. 6, I), 20, 1975 ____ i _____ — — MITCHELL5 SURVEY OF THE SYIly 0 0 k. that an action for dissolution of LEVY GRANT. according to the 224 66 feet through a central angle of -4 Plat thereof as recorded in Plat 6degreesii]9"tottjep I On P W Srnmermon, Attorney f or 23 _____________________________________ _____ _____ ___ ____ TO',KATHEE ROSE BOYD marniagrMsbnfiIed again5tyou and you are required to serve a copy I Chandler: UmPs N:)t Instruments I ofyour written defenses, it any. to it of Seminole County. Fivida, lying Way line — —— 30 Notice Power Corp casement for the point Seminole County. Florida PARCEL NO. I: That parts ot Lots of beginning, thence Continue SO, $1, 52 and S3, Block 0, D R. Northwmiroy aiono said Right of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 19 -- Legal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE corp. esement thtnce North 73 FICTITIOU$NAME Is hereby given that we are EIOHTI14NTH JUDICIAL CIR- cit9fell's 73' 41" West 15117 67 feel engaged in business at 7640 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE along said easement lint to the point of beginning Hiawatha Unit 1, Sanford, Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA l, C ounty, Florida under the fictitiotji CASE NO. 7Sll89.CAO9EE PARCEL NO. 3: That part of Lots name of 91 . 92, and 106, Ittock '0" of D. R KATHY'S UNIQUE, a MOUNT GREENWOOD BANK, that we intend to register said name MIIChCII'S Survey of the Moses E with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, vs. Levy Grant, as recorded In plat Seminole County, Florida In ac. WESTERN LAND ACQUISITION Book 1, Page 3, Public Records of cordanci. with the provision s of the COMPANY, fl Illinois c or poration Seminole County, Florida Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: COOPERS AND LYBqAND, a Described as follows: Commence,,Section 865.09 Florida FlorIda Statutes 1951. general partnership, and DAVID C. the N.W corner of Lot 3. Block A. S~ Kathy Hamn JULIANO, LTD. an lll;nois cor North Orlando Ranchel Section 1, portion, Herbert E. Hamn as recorded in Plat Book 12 . Page), Publish : Oct. 6, I). 20, 77, 197$ Defendants. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. said 7ont being on the East DES 2 Right of Way ;ine Of Moss Road j' NOTICE OF ACTION and being on i curve concave Not ff4 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND TO: DAVID C. JULIANO. LTD. theaslerly having a radius of IlV9,94 FOR an Illinois corporation SEMINOLE COUNTY, t; thence from a tangent bearing FLORIDA. ) 111) South Albany Avenue tilorth 11 degrees 00' 59** West run Chicago, Illinois 6USS CASE NO, 111-11#1114-CA44-F In R: The Marriage of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Northw es terly along said Right or YD. that an action to reform a mortgage Way line and along the arc of Sala 138 34 fees through a central Petitioner and to for ec lose same as reformed, and vvhl(h reformed mortgage en 41figleOf 4 degrees 1 2'00" to inferseci KATHEE ROSE BOYD, R espondent cumbers the following propert y in with the N or therly line of F lorid Augusta, Georgia — — — — legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF SUIT 't'I''tMt',T)R(IF 'tV (6)(13) 7:30 (2) = Indian Summer (3S) Mothers-ImLaw 3:00 Buffalo (CATV.13) Stagecoach West (44) Famingo Road 9:30 (!)(24) Realidades (6)(13) Maude 10:00 ________________________ 7 52 Tear — — — — —71 (24) Devotional (I)(44) News 7:00 (2)(I) Today (6)(CM(13) CBS News (9) Boo' Circus Daily Religious (9) Monday Night Football Indian , 12 Loathe 57 Night (6) Sunrise Semester ()(13) All In The Family form) 36 Ushers 9 Chalesubriand 38 Phases heroine 40 Bring back to 10 Allow entry (2 lite wds) 42 Literary genre I I Island in 43 Papalcaps Oceania 46 Distant 13 Lair 48 Froster 17 American 50 Winglike parts ——— — (2)(I) Doctors (6)(13) Edge Of (IS) Movie Blues 8 Three (comb. 34 Month tab I 57 Lt-prosy —— — (9) Rhyme And Reason (3)(24) Almeta Speaks: fl 24 Chemical Stored fodder $ufl s Rabid 27 Chinese civets € Finisher) 31 Make alrve 7 Go beck 32 Lively _______ (CATV.4) Tnnesse, Tuxedo (2) QJLI 2:30 :30 Autobiography 01 A ! 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But I've (Ia State defenders to be sure to said, "thin line is knocking big this S.turday in the Gators' played better Savannah watch Florida fullback Jimmy holes in there for Jimmy. lie's homecoming game against DuBose. Thal'swhat they got lot Veight-yard runs with Duke. Florida State, meanFlorida will take a 4-1 ma , 1 *4 Dii I"-'' LtIVlIj 101 ouwing were DLII LUll. while, will try to rebout against record to Tennessee State this 204 yards to spark the Gators to Saturday after ending a 12"But you can't tackle Jimmy visiting Auburn. a 34-8 triumph. Bethune will lake a 5-0 record quarter touchdown drought with one arm either," added FSU's defensive shortDickey. "He makes people miss Into their clash this Saturday at with seven tallies against Morcomings Saturday were matDaytona against di- fending ris Brown. him." ched by a pa ir of out-of-state Southern Intercollegiate [)uflose has 765 yards and an football teams. BethuneLinebacker Frankie Poole Athletic Conference champion Cookman romped to a 41-6 average gain of 8.8 yards this ran 30 yards with an Intertuskegee Institute. vict ory over Savannah State year. cepted pass to start the Rattlers The Tigers exploded for 27 and Florida A&M slaughtered Florida's effort was led by points In t'e second half, high- off on their scoring binge. Other Morris Br own 2-0. touchdown runs of eight and lighted by Benny Hudson's 63- touchdowns came on a 50-yard "We knew the key to th e five yards by Tony Green, with yard romp, to send Savannah by James Early and 31 yard garn was stopping Jimmy Du. reserve quarterback Jimmy State reeling with Its fifth- pass to Kenneth Begins. Bose and you can see we didn't Fisher taking control of the straight loss, The state's other college do it. He is super," said Mudra, wishbone attack after Don Gal. "The Georgia team was team, Miami, is idle this week whose Seminoles are now 1-5 frey was sidelined in the first clearly outclassed," said Beth. after beating Houston 21-20 Fri. after losing for the 15th time in quarter with a spraind left tine Coach Wesley Moore. ,,This day for their first victory In five 18 tries against Florida , xrlst. is nct an insult to the coach or start-it now did — 5-1 ' a .'as,•i nm A01 . I* I . I I I a r, v ___ �28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Oct. 20, lflS . 41-Houses * "Get 'Em While * 10 •,. . . Cale Yarborough Spoiler ByTHEASSOC1ATEDP1tS Chiefs 12, Chargers 10 touchdowns - passes of 29 and ••'1 Mike Uvingston hit tight end 20 yards from Nom Snead to .4 A lot of fans figured Houston Walter White with a 60-yard Gene Washington - in the might get a kick out of Billy scoring pass and Jan Stenerud 49ers' victory over New Or"White Shoes" Johnson, the kicked field goals o131 and 27 leans, Oilers' dazzling kick-returner, yards to lead Kansas City past Broncos 16, Browns 15 Instead, the Oilers showed the Chargers. Jim Turner's 53-yard field V Washington their heels when 49ers 35, Saints 21 goal 4 thelongestolhjs 12-year •';.. Robert Brazile got the boot. 0, , A blocked punt and a recov- pro career - coming with no The surprising Oilers, once ered fumble set the stage for time left in the game, vaulted the laughintock of the Nation. two firstuarter San Francisco nver over the Browns. al Football League but now . , ..,. ,..,.,;,' once-beaten in five games, erupted in anger Sunday after --''- Brazile, their star rookie line... .. . -. •' backer, was kicked out of the .4I ,,. game. With the Redskins leading in the third quarter, Billy KuThe fIrst dead heat of the up Friday night at sac mer was directing Washington DEAD HEAT Seminole Turf Club in the ninth race when Special Byrd (No, 5) deep Into Houston territory. and Pine 11111 Bc Il hit the finish line at precisely the same fmtant, And with Khmer srramhlin, Right AT TURF CLUB hal I id sas dricu by L)I1 Brainard hik the No. S horse Ilrazik rationed him out of ______________________________________________________________________________________ as drhen by Dick Kurtzworth. bounds at the Houston 21 - and NEW YORK (AP) - "This ts turnovers and it snowballed," applied what officials said was the same team that won two Griese said of the Jets' mis. a forearm chop to Kitmer's Super Bowls," Miami's Mercu- takes that helped Miami build a ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________ neck. JJ ry Morris exulted. "There may -O halftime lead. "We were in Out of the game went Brazile be different personnel, but 'it 's good field position all the time - and out of the stands came a the same team with the same and, really, there was no way BClnq Grni5, kent St IF Taylor) I i 4. Summer Yankee Pro Football Furious, thundering chorus of guts to go all the way again." we Weren't going to score." D.kota St 19. So Daka Tech (NicholI) 72: S. Measured Flo 14 boos from the 51,911 fans in the They sure looked that way Griese gave way to Earl MorFllipelli) 11; 6 .I'an Stanton NatgnaI Football Leagut I ltijflOi% 3, W Illif101 (Culhane) $ I; 7. Ocala Star Amber Astrodome. Sunday. rail with 5:05 to go in the third National Conference ind,ana St $6. Dayton 11 CKuciaj 31:8. Dan Way (B. Regur) And out came the fury of the Eastern Diifton "It wasaday New York could period and Miami leading loa 20. Indiana 10 51 Houston defense, It stiffened do nothing right and we could "The whole team played a good W.. 1. T. PC,. PE PA Kentas 21, Iowa St 10 a I fl 800 171 74 MiamI. OhIO Di las and held the Redskins to Mark do nothing wrong," Coach Don game,butthedefenser.eally,Jjd WöSh 3 2 0 600 137 72 Michigan 69, Pdorthwestei-n 0 Jai4AlaI Moseley's 32-yard field gèal. Shula said after his Dolphins it for Bcb and me," Morrall S LOUIS 3 2 0 ac fl lie MichIgan St 3$. Miuiewta 15 NyGlarws 1 1 0 750 57102 And back came the equally trampled the Jets 43-0. Nebraska 78. Oki, oma St TONIGHT'S ENTRIES said, r.. 1 1 o e •9 103 No Dakota 34. No Dakota St 17 - -aroused Houston offense, Morris ran (or 114 yards. 49 of Cornerback Ctirtk Jnhflctin ROCK[NGHAM, N.C. (AP) - The governor had proclaimed Sunday as "Richard Petty Day" in North Carolina. But Cale Yarborough stole the shOW. Hundreds, maybe thousands, of Petty fans who were winding up their annual convention watched as Yarborough's Chevrolet won the 11th annual American 500 stock car race a car-length ahead of Bobby Allison's Matador. The Junior-JGhnson prepared Chevrolet was never reallychallengeduntiltheftnalfewcircuits when Allison shortened a one and one-third lap lead to about three secundsatthel.017-rnileNorthCarolinaMotorSpeedway. Aldana Alberdi, 3. Larrl Beitl., ICa Yza, S Eddy Arana, 6. Urza 1 1 0 Purdue 26, lIlir'ols 74 So Dakota St 21, So Dakota Toledo 75, W Mich,gan 7 Tulsa .41, Wichita 5 10 Wittenberg 2.4, DNI10n 0 Okoki. 2 700 35 )37 Western Division S I 2 2 1 Fr O'l American Eastern ) 3 0 403 77 7 3 0 .100 89 91 4 0 .700 5) ))) Coeiferenc, Division E 0 0 1.000 14 80 1 0 .8(0 III 6$ ti?' Jets 3 0 .400 101 145 1 0 2(0 109 121 N 1 0 700 52 102 Eng Central Division Con S 0 0 1000 107 '.4 4 1 0 .I) ISI 4 K Cty 1! Alciana .iavi. Larri Arana. Ar:on.a 32. Texi Tech 7$ "'iund a .ij, oioras 3 Boise St 34, Nevada LVegas 2) Benqoa,3 Domingo-Zarre.4. Negui Echave, 5, Are'cha pere'z. 6. Cacho os Ajim, y-j 43, bu rgh crushed -- matctiup between the two star .4U43I LCI L*II,C,3. it turned out to be a delight - pleted 10 of 14 passes Chicago for 155 us," SEVENTH - I CachoLeni:. 2 winless San Larri'Yja, 3 Aldana Beitia, 1 : Diego 12-10; San completed eight of 24 for % UrzJ.Arena. 7. ciyiavi. •. ica Perez. EIGHTH - I. Ceiaya Ramon. Sale AItu. 3. AtavaLarrea, 1. E dozi Mench.a. S. SantiAguirre, 6 t • . Sanfoc1,Floicia 327?) IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM , INVOURFAMILY? AL ANON For fatnil,,,s or frIc'njs of problem drinkers For furfl',r information call 17) 4517 or write TPCr f,t I ,yii roup , " TWELFTH - : '. Sunday's Rtsults BIrmingham 2). Memphis 0 drveport 41. San Antonio ii Bernardston tO'Kelley) 6); 6. Boston Arciet, Ed (Des) $ 1, 7 EgyptIan Wind (Hobbs) 7.7 5. 5,tjr Student (D'A metal Si; AE .1 Bedford Cinci Pqtlend 30. Jacksonville 13 e. u ther n Catitern'a 26. l4irCyer fMflerI ii 7 2 3 .100 Game 000 000 000-0 S 0 Boson 000 6O-4 17 0 THIRD-C-) Pace. .MIle. Purse Gullett, Carroll C 1400;) Pasha Time lDemlanik) $1; McErsaney (1) and Bench, 2 Oa$ Special (Piper) $1; 3 Tiant and Fluc. W-Tiant, 10 Poplar Rhythm (Shell) 31; 1. Rudy L-Gullett, 01. Saturday, Oct. 23 H,,a, . - ,t (h.rttce n Vto (Drayton) 61. 6. Gala Tag Came 2 atey1 7 2: 7. D's Cjptai Counsel Ctncl 100 007-3 7 1 (Denii) S 1. I Busy Time (C. Boston 100 001 000"2 7 0 Ihlenfeid) 10 1. AE I Jt.%talong Bhllirigliarn, Boc'bon (8), (Cummings). McEnan.y Eaitwick (7). East Osts Cot I?, Navy €uC%tofl U 16. Bucknill 0 j Prfl I, OarImijth 10 1480 C".nec1kut 4, Maine 0 lo'i"iam tO. Ho4tra t',rvard 3.'. Coxy*,I 13 t'40*ard U 35, Virçinia St 12 l'haca 30. Wilkes 0 thiQPi 35. ',,tssachtjs.tts 23. Rhode ISland . )4erod (N Phillips) S I; 2. Fisk. W-Eastwick, 10 L- flengals 14, RaIders 10 Marvin Cobb rambled 52 yards with a third-quarter Interception for the touchdown that Carried Rookie cornerback Bengals past Oakland in their mine, days e hI $ ____________________________ W I - iviJi xii "When momentum is .- Florioa 3g. Florida sa FIr,di A&M 5?, ftMrrii Blown '1 ii T TII BUFFALO (AP) on '.':' SEVENTH - I Mile Pace, Claiming $1,508, Purse *423; 1 - Cans, pa5t Balthnore, 'jpj ur?:w'rs'92 B'on 100000031 2 Steelers3l, Be3 o Iciatso Lyn tSabatka) 61. 3 Cinci 003 Iii O1Z'-4 I 0 Furman 7$, Holy Terry Bradsbaw's three Jimmies Areletw (Crouln) 772 1. Cievefand, Willoughby (6). G.gta 17. VcndertUt 3 chance (Kud $1; i. Pole (I;. Segul (I) and Fisk; methodical, recond-haU touc *t Grambting 38, Mi313ppi Vaf' Dtitk (Provost) I 1; 0. NoiCt. . vllift, Ea$twck (9) and down drives, one of üiezn 37 Russ (katurro) lOt; 7. Meadow Bench. W-GuI(itt, 1.1. LKentucky St it, W VinglnLa 'js,"t mrnd by )ij un Ch&)engec (Jghrn,on) $1 I. L$ttl, Iveiand. 0). HR1-Ciiscin. and Pittsburgh's smothering of Jti (Bourgeolis) 3 I; AE 1 T.J.Q. setl, Pint 2 (7). LivingSton St 43, SE (oJ'sana the Chicago passing game, carD) 1) EIGHTH C.2 Pac1 Mile. $1tvrday' Game ISO I? tf't,xky 14 ned the Steelers over PutI'eU2S; I Gatavant (Whayland) Cinciewsapi at Bo.ton, ppci. fl Wke 4-1:7, Freeorn Trôil (Scidir's) 3 I; rain Memphis St It, LOuisville 7 3. Lazy Sue IC. 'Taylor) S-i. i Argo RaZIlI 22, Fileonsi 7 Sunday's Cams Miami. 'ia 74 H.JI'fUVI .tngti (Ctossin) 77; Sumter S. Cincinnati at %tCrI, p, M'ss'ssippi St 15. 140 Ttxs James Harris' touchdown Prtc(e',', iCol".ine) 6 1; 6 TIca rain 1;. passesof 44 yards to Bob Klein Oe'ig' Geste (Plo TedaysGa*nn No (,(;i,ti t 21 Oriver) lO I. 8 Flying Hank and28yardstoHaroldjackson Cincinnati (Nolan 003 (tlritton) 10 I AC 1 RIiPln9 Oi (R. tars (hint 30). In) and three Tom Dempsey fje4 RLihnsysx 21, VMI It Miller 3 Tundayt Cents gnlj CrcIina 3$, M.ssissippi 77 5', t)1)j4 NINT$ C' P' CinCsati (Gullett 11) at -: Sc Caro St 15. Morq4n St 0 Atlanta.Allfivescoresfoliowed sl$0;i.Gonil5heil)I);2.Moi.antain Boston fLee 00), In) if neces Southern U 21, Jackson 5t 70 Banker(Bretonll.i.3.Dlndy Thing sar turnot'ers by the FaLcors Very -J Protection at a sates fcwct..Fi.Id CreatIon, ___________________________ ______________________________ DITION, Was 132,750, to 529.900 Terms - CASSELBERRY own a compact. or a luxury We'll align your front end, add up to 5 quarts Of oil, lubricate the chassis, and repack the 33- '. Home of the Original Trlfecta wager phia place. show, ,- 'i I ' F78-14/15. . ' Savings SI) SI per month 37) 6051 . FROM , H78.14/15 ) '_ Real Estate - M 0.' 35-Wobile Home Lots I.., I ia.ge £ a L , ' ; 13! w ' - Hous. PalntIn , A srnlI Cfs'.'.b,c Ad orrags b , OS epa _________________________________ - - 0 tO N.,', .._ ,(.,' good Puys ,', or" 'u ,',,., Upholit.ring :.a r ______________________ t'! - ";',t, r r:; I p c' delivery Call Icr tree estimate 201 -C Commercial 3736151 '.ai.i 4 Offk$ M $ -._ -" - OFF ICE MACHINES cc ,ilt and rTiOdIi'IS' bids Ootgrow the swng set or small bicycle' Sell these idle 'ferns w,tb tree Pikuo and Delivery a war'? act To plate your ad. call Sartord flusincsSMacI'i'nes 377 5005 ______________________________ your friendly Class,fetiga! it I P,, 14'r ill t 'wit cr )l 93 mCes APT BROWN 7542 Park Drive CO'' Well DrillIng _________________________________ 377 c. i' u-'' 0.'. Si fed ia*,,i,it I, $anvs qumoed ,', I II; liii, , ' Pet Care STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE ACIASSIF,EDADPIOW '" 3725943 I.IM RUflr.f ? ARE rt ci F r r T 'i VAt IJI S ' KidS flutcirow the' Swng set or smill bicycle'1 Sell tISt't. 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Bating •Po' •CIvbhou'. brapes Carp,tinq •%e'p. Dui'on, Rnnms One acre wooded mobile home 5te with welt, $tptit & electricity West of Sanford on paved road. Mt Dora shoot. Available Ploy. l,i' ,rd ii. wrrI'p.Iir,'.ndser,5c,. - PET RFST IPI'I tta.uctnq&Gconr,, r'; Ph 377 a'iI 8)1 19)1 Highway tin, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 5911ff MACHINE & SUI'i'Ly (0 ?1 iN ?r4 St ISbN. 540 per month. Write, Paul 0 White, 7903 S State, Airs Arbor. Mich 11101 PH, 322.0244 • . P • ' S - D.1 uuflTl, P E.ter.r PItr'nj raatnh,n., I mulated _____________________________ rn(I & c'one cc ." 377 77$Q DRIvE 4 TV ERviC[ u',t MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WTI4A I 0, I I,'FP4I ALL TYPFS OF CAR PEPiTRY AND REPAIRS 312 "fl" . "Village l?4( Plri o ¶uçp? C's ''urCS Water He1?ers I a in 10 ' '' bOV I, ifli SI? F F ri 377 5717 _________________________ Year [etses NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. , , ,_ *'r ' •• Ifll . I: . . , I fl iiner !____... nii'ilw% * r'"*'. hii,' frrvCtcWx5 . Beauty Care -mwern ii'll _._ P4"cat help ran 'hat Sa?u'cM, lob' BUDGETS ARE ins BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Intern,. THE ,V 4 PlsN. .L J1Cfl) iiOitC REAUORS... Home Impiovementil 'tIM L 1)20 Florida Ave., OtIS. 17.97 ' IllS ____________________________ ,'. Profess'onally Managed ' LII pxuU,, A4 ii pu. ! Illi Vega Hatchback, white, PS. Air, Auto, Radio, custom iflttriOt, deluxe bumpers. excel coed 661 makes DYKES AIR CON BUDDY'S HOME iMIJRQVE lAND 2 BEDROOMS- FROM5144 "1 tcersn,_Ea5,aLivjnn _______________________ brand new. At,' 372 1651 Oe'ate'r trtrr F .Ir'r iv' P,i nina 75 -.ars ,,,,,, n.,, ii', ,'. v 5','I'qkui,,. 'I I7? DII lONIPIG, 1728177 1505 W, 25th St. SANFORD ,s 1 PIRR$TCNI ITORI • st Bug, FM r,sd,o, $2895 Ask for Don Pot" tO onod homes Cult .alfc'r 5 p rn . 373 ill Hays Drive _________________________ AIP C 0 P4 0 I T I 0 N I N 0 REF RIC,ERATION, DUCT WOP b 71 hour Service All 125 '4nOeinQ and irru,r'&entc' c'c'i,e StirrOuncle'd by ,h ,.,,I r yOre'.'. U ces ________ Diners Club • American Express ______________________________________________________ ___ Carlo IIIanCIie , -- ----- ,f(( breed , eeatral Htat P. Air (oncl.tcv'a.ng For fre'# r'5'rr,5t5, (.541 Carl H,a,ris. at SEARS n Sanford .327 177) ranhliix crnt • • Air Conditioning & APARTMENTS VJFkIVA RIVER- Adult Oark I . - by . _____________________ We also honor OPENAN ,'-,,..... BankAmerjcnrd MIster Charge DOWNTOWN - FPFF bIT TEllS EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Home Improvements Nice I BR trailer, S Sanford Ave. 5)25 mo AdultS only No pets 373. 0764. ____________ 1.1 * * NightS 372 Longt .ri .1, t., or ri"?. 2 bedroom, kitchen equipped, air, Call for terms $301054 after S 078-14/15 Blackwll, Blackwalj, BARGAIN PRICES ON LARGER SIZES, TOGI •. Whjt,wiJj, add $1.80 per tin. ------ -- Call 37) 5510cr 81.4 4605 -------- fl like 65-Pets-Supplies JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY STUDIO 1, 2.3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES DaVs -377 6)73 34-MbiIe Homes (new location) .)ct 17921477, Long*c,ci ____________ ,.._ BUSIN1ESS DIRECTORY ,, eneva Si, JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 4 Chico & The Man CARROLL' FURNITURE - r $1850 lst& FRENCH - Pent Illur Lustre [Iet,r ('rpe' Srariipooer Ion Only $150 per dlv ________ ____________ " Luxury Patio Apartments *Spanish Chat-mn, In T1e Country 322 7022 dayS, fl67O0 evenings '' ACCOUNT 64-Equipment for Rent ___________________ ----------__________________ _____________ Small Furnished Plouxe Blackwall. All prices plus 34C to 52C Federal tax expense and recappable lire. E78.14 / 16 ....... __________________________ Persian kittens, silver ano cameo, CFA registered, 550 Ic, 5103 337 - Double wide new, Realty 322-6457 Ar Ncat, Clean I BR, (los cii POrCh, 1139 28R,Din R.U49 7 BR, Carport, Porch, $149 Immediate Occupancy Will PcI hold No Pets 371 1040 DEAL! tLoan .ow dawn payment. Ornamental Stone fireplace, turned columns. sunkin paneled family room, 3 bedrooms, garage, redwood fence. carpet FHA VA $31 5272 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR - . , PiEL$OP4'S FLORIDA ROSES Worxlruft'tG,sncien Center 60) Celery Aye I.,ntord Must sell. 1371 KULP DECORATORS 109W I'll St .372 7135 I.'.t fly F'rntture r(brqlnn IithIn '\ ,. Furnished location mo Offered by ' Offered REAL ESTATE. INC * - GOOD CREDIT For Example' '71 (hey Fleets,cie ton pick ip 11.000 mi ar. lutO $3695 67 Ford ',ton pick up excel too,? new sticker, Iciw miles, $795 '77 Grcmln X. ar. $1795 '11 P,nto, auto, air, $150 '70 MustangMach I, auto ,ar. SIflS '77 Toynta, 51.000 mi., 1)795 M tflv others '0 (flQ WITH granule's for iawn in- central air, raised front screen i • GENERAL CONTRACTOR DELTONA " '-'a uses FLEETLINE Nice 3 JOHNNY WALKER Efficency apartment, lights and ,atcr burnished Elizabeth Crews, phone 3235111 before 10 am, -. • 3 broom, 2 Any CarNo Money Down - Good wood gran lapsed siding. g'>rj location, with trees. Oftene'ij by Savings I Loan, Paiments, 5)1336 mo 3736051. 1164 FORREST GREENE, INC BIackwaII, ' In "r'i?vC desk ',,rr,"r ii ______________________ Central Flor,da's 8306$)) REAL TORS 37? tPlOevrs - _________ - 1972 Corvette converbIe liv',, top I, powei' Steering & brakes, AM FM radio, new radlals, 5.1,500 574 Y'p? after 6 - 0691. Payments III 7 Savings & Loan 373 405) MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3771991 19195 French 3777374,337 1496,372 1911 dishwasher, fenced yard, 5195 Any ESTATES,,_,,,_ Cenmrier ,, ond,tioned. carpeted, kitchen equipped, clothes washer, food freezer incluàed. Garage, nice yard, *750 CALL TO SEE IFWPIPARKMAITLAND 3bed rooms, l'z baths, air conditioner, v.i.p. Car Service, A78-13, B78-13 • Ladies Nile Thursday - tie downs & central aIr. wide, new, 71' x 60, central air, large raised Screen pato, carport, ShrIng. r '' cs t'e'g' lot, utility shed, shallow well. 522.000 TermS bath home, family room, air rsrestone Double-Belted Tu DLC78 air-conditioned clubhouse. • Geandstand admission only SOC.Free parking? • Post time 7:45 PM SUNLAPID '73. __________ Barrington, double ,,, •1.s •,.V -. dishwasher, ralt,ed patio. skrtlng, HILLCREST CASH sect corlirot GardeesLand. 1100 W 1st St 37366)0 mattress, 1.10. Braided rug. Antique cocktail table, glass Iname top, $70. I pc mirror & scones set, su. Lake' Mary. 323 - Fr Yrur Junk Cars - 5rnfl electric orpan. with Stocil. 1*in size' roll a way bed with 36'03 Orlando Dr,ve Sanford 371 5200 8Outos for Sale 62-Lawn-Garden ------ ----- S Mellonvllleanytimeaf?er 1 p ni' - steel t- .'ii iirs & _____________________ __________________ (hairs, straight cha,rs. filing 196e Ford Station Wa'cr' cabinets, as Is Cash AndCarry S700Casn P4011'S Phone3fl067J Cassc'ibrrry. 11 9? IX! 1106 ______________________- I P$OUSChIOffUrniti,,*' - 1170 r'. , tOn pCk up, 6 c', CNCvrCCt -•-- office furniture Weyvi rq 'ic,! ,1,'sh, r'c - -- ______ - ,, ---- GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Real Estate Uroeeq ll00E 75th St 117 formation In window. PACI(AOE DEAL aus extra, if needed Realtor _- 42-4k)bile Homes - TAFFER REALTY Plnecrest- 3 BR, I", baths, lit vu,,,, -_-__ Larry Saxon, Realtor __________________________________ Unfurnished .,,i, or make rIb,', 127 J7 14,)W, Jii Yaw 3337920 _______________________ hlh yard. 1901 Summe'clir, Ae 5! 900 - 7 Bedroom Block Home Furnished or Unburnithed ,,jJ 2 Bedroom, aIr conditioned, fenced O THE BONE Sunland Estates 3 bedroom with family room, fenced back yard. Huge 20' x 30' COvered patio with barbecue Owner has bought another, and must Sell thi5 week pinent . Rrg Reap F'.ta'e fl? tAll Alt Hr% in 777 5)7W 1st St Sanford - Used - -- .''llc-rt condtc,r final oft,'r 51,350 III 6155. 377 5000 ________ twin ncedle, front Inanno ilc'Iij,r si'q machine Pay Isalanrp ti %15,, I Oavments rI '.' ,aI 'AP4IORD SEWING CENTER 30?FactIirst 'I?? 9411 Fvr IA? 1116 RA'V5,IONOM HAIL FHA VA. new resale's, hOmes YOU can afford Low. 10* down, some with ran rlo%inq rosts evenings "mii 7q tt0c' - - Assume Payments SEMINOLE COUNTY 111 -- - -- 19 7 1 77", TO sVed. boys 1911. 5pdt BALL REALTY Harold Hall Realty 130 4Oi'.l I ... - 51--Household G ---. - - _____________________________ One Executive Char I,so Alma Desks alter 6 - 79TruT'le '- - -- -60-Office Supplies - GUPIS,GUNS,GUNS - 371 SUM 'T'T , Kabuk,. fl) Rugec.Mini Il's S&WMci 29 312 os BLAIR AGF PlC .I 'iF -'--- Bicycle ton ________________________________ dining room. Motorcycle $fl'ur ' tøp'., 'inI,t Inslallation avail able' Bud Cabell 17? aOS7 any with Silt or Swao for Car __________________________ - 327 477 - _ 321.0041 Reduced Realty. room 78-WtorcycIes __________________________________ 58-Bicycles Y,t(bm Bathroom Cab'ncts. Count MLS-PEALTORS 3 lovely POOL, wall to wall carpet, draperies.d,shwash,r, shrubbery, privacy fence, MINT (014 ____________________________________ Amer ican ChoIce bedroom, 2 bath, family room, 517$ mo. 32) 0146. you PARK- living ' SliOl' .• _______________________________ , 1' -- WILSON MAIER FURPIITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311)15 E F irt St ___________________________ 337 5672 den,eatinkltchen, Ibedroomand bath, OluS utiI,ty Up stairs. 3 )1 a'.xj eu" baths .26.50,, ISIS Park Dr RAVENNA Partiatly furnished 7 bedroom, 3.31$ Palm Way, $75 month 327 $911 67$ 043$ Spacious '1 .• ,,, ,,, - - fireplace, formal P4nn..'. 19 695A _______________________ 1?lCountryClub Drve. 2 bedroom. 1 RE'IREJ) qulnellas evenj race. • Gourmet dining In the - REALTORS flu' Phone 327.1301. -- Oi!"'i", '.. (P'r'e RE El 'i I!Of)'Y - INVENTORY CLEARANCE Ito make room for new stock) Everything Reduced To Clear! SAVE 60 pct and more on smoked damaged stock Payton's Ch,ldren' Wear (F'rmerly Butt'.ns 'Pd Bows), 2640 Hiawatha AGE & ELEGANCE Newly decoratedolderp,ome Hascentral heat and air, detached garage, fenced back yard. Down stairs - - '. - 76-Auto Par-ft 55-Boats & AcCessorIes Locij'.occi I - . " ------- $175 F lye POints Apts Apt. I. Hwy 1797. 1' Mi North of for retired couple 7 bedroom, I bath, eat ink,tchen, large fenced yard. $19,900 Anytime Nopets (c'vnpanon Cdieded immediately PERFECT - WICKER - Table, Chairs, etc. Nice. Estate 1441 (l'.i'i I - Your MLS Agency 327 3l)7att,rlp m _____________________________ N a I .-., 322- 2420 ('rank _. minus roof. with two doOrs. 373 0598 ',r r_r', ,' paymnts 323 0616 ------ Ct,fclren's In,', t4O'Si'Pcd items O,5ly ,sft,r 1 pn' 1)75 S Mellonvilt, Patio, Aluminum framed enclosure _______- I'. .1' l;.,, (.1'" GARAGE SALE- Ham Radio gear, 17? III' 'SERVICE fIr YOIID central heat & air, Good in veStr.ient potential 3736351 REALTOR 17? 8970 ______________________________ Nurie". RN's LPN's. Aides, Aide Kish Real PRICE REDUCED' Owner says move it' He has a 2 BR con dominium that the price has just been reduced to 537,500 Range, 'ilronm 76)1 Elm Santord 32 Houses No matter if • 75-Recreational Vehicles -------- CARPORT SALE Ctcifhlng, car top carrier, disP*, complete valley trailer hitCh, TV, misc 127 An derwn Circle, Sanford Starts Sunday. Oct. 19 anytime _____________________ for Sale - 24'. SmIll equity 8. take ovc'r - FULLER BR USH )fl 1517 In Country, 56.500 349 5)0.4 HOW ABOUT '1 BRs 2' baths, 2 story home in Idyllwiide section. With a family room you wouldn't believe. See at 102 Idytlwilde I AKF MARY 2 BR duolev. kit (hen rqiiippel Carpeleci. 'entral heat & air, $150 per mo FORREST GREENE IPIC earning potential with ad vanceenent opportunities. Call , 1310 or $7 344$ 5G-MiU LAKE MARY- New 3 bdrm home's Make otor selections Paved Strpett city water, 571.500 with r'nty $703 clown Government inprflq' *11 t549 RuilIr'r 327061$ ____________________________ REAL TOP 173 '1 cosme'ic company has a postion thi5 area, Unlimited (1$11) n 71)5 AFTER IIRS ii,',,i,r 62* Merchandise equipped kitchen, 531.500 134 $897. "SANIORO'S SALES LEADER" ItSr ,efer,ed lecuritydeonsit. available n Selma Williams - 1006 6*1 ___________________________ WINTER SPRINGS. 4 BR, 7 bath, HUNT REALlY UC c-.'r acre SaCco'd Aye -, 54-Garage Sales REALTY ipc 707 E ?StPi It 1)3 78)7 HAL COLBERT REALTOR Eves ;s ro.'p TV $14 9SMOPIT1f c' '..L PUi)A,[ PL?,N "',. ir Lv', c , I i,., CASH 322.4132 Foruii'<i furniture' appliances tools etc Buy I ci 1fl01 tm'. La"', - Latri. bvioa IHA Fvt 17206)7 nr 17) ISV . ReaI 116W a '.r,,I1 HAL COLBERI PEAL TOPS 1)06111 ------ ' ____________________ TV Antennas InStalled Also musIc, intercom, paging systems New or old construction 327 7996 South eaSt Video. 46-Commercial Property I USED FURNITURE WANTED Phone 323 4520 - from $50 (16W. from 5 all HERBS TV 1200 S French 373 173.1 __________________________________ ______ 'UP,'', ______________________ 1 vs tjcin,i peninsula for unobstructed 575 7Bedroom,lfaIh $51 1109 - Forrest Greene, Inc. SANFORD - 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, shad,, yard. air conditioner, Will dicker or swap _____________________________ - WITT REALTY 3BEDROOM, I appraisiap. finance, 3731935. AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NOPE'S Ore LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront W,fltedltobuyusedoff:ceturn.t't' Any Quantity NOLL'S Casiel berry, Hwy 1197 *10 l7OiS - '- - HOME AND POOL- S bedrooms. 2 baths,) car garage, Florida room, CCfIirdI belt air, 343,03 ZONEDAGRICULTURE 10 Acres on St Johns Ave. 555.000 5,1 Art-s, wIll divide. $1,500 per acre 10 Acres, Mullet Lake area. $17,500 _______________ _________________ 17? ?I1 - 53-TV-Radio-Stereo --. - J3?O DM11'. 171 f..0Ot4EY Ar'PL IANCF.S 12) Ci'.? Owner says "submit often" GEPIEVAAREA- Large lot, nIce settIng, 3 bedroom, 7 bath. largedenoft swimming pool. $27,000, $230 mo Owner will _________ 1r'd win, , 2611 or 8)1 9993 ______ )or7 Bedrooms Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park Drive $70 up _________________ '" The But- while Brazton, a key blocker I Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idle items with a Classified Ad. Callafriendly lii taker at 322 - We Buy FurnitUre KENMOREWASHER.parti Service iJ',edmachn#'s ST JOHNS RIVER- Near OeBMy, almost an acre of rivCr front with beautitul trees, great fishIng REiLTORc - 68-Wanted to Buy 3uAL thy APPLlANcs AT RARGAlP PRICES SANFORD AUCTION, 3717310 43-Lots-Acreage 3736353 _______ - _____________ 6051 __________________________ Req Real Estate Broker 371 0610 323 7595 323 5715 377 7748 Sten stroni Inexpensive Prices! it Racing Action. , -' -____________________ CaliBart Real Estate _____ _______ RFALTOR)727ic1 - Jersey Milk Cw or frot< Cow with 7Calves 372 5)77 refrigerator, gold, eucellent condition Se. to appreciate 575 32318)1 CALL PlOW - , Re-opens Wednesday,Qcfober I for4l great nights of Harness a -i--A a minimum of $ hours a day to 75 - ._. Telephone sl,citor tO wuv. n office Lakefront Home-Lake Mary, 77 991 penple Jbout it with a Classified business couple Only. No or , those lici Ofli'S *iti' Act fl the' Herald 332 261). $31 " Children. 7200 Park Ave ________________________________ II 0 ------------------------I bedroom unburnished, kitchen Important equIpped, air, carpeted. 59$ SO Vry _______ AduIt Only )d'I 7798 k nds I. A eveS • a ' / • -• Rca PEAl IDP S Teaser • ., Orlanøo 3 Bcdroom Home-Downtown, 5195(0 . 67-Livestock-Poultry -_______________- - Maytag AutomatIc Washer, cx awning and skirting Good on d'tion Payments $10647 mci Offered by Savogt & Loan 37) Bedroom Home and Rental, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN JIM 3lA-fiplexes : OWNERS WILL FINANCE )57a Park Dr I 1&SR III I.ong*ood ______ - e'Qt) LEASE OPTION Vacant- 3 BR frame, 2'. acres, good garden SPot. Terms $29,900. ______________________________ Rent,,ls Available 5)35 5150 -- CoIOr TV AVON Wjnt to earn Extra Xmas money? Call 644 1079 _____________________- Seminole Co Shtriff' Dept 301 P4. Park Av ,Sanford __________________________ Real Estate Broker - - 3227643- . -'" __________________________ 3 ----- .... --______ Seal Pont $iameW female t'rnm Old Togoodhomeonly the ad Phone after 7)73 8037 cellens condition, new motor, $40 SKYLINE -- Double wide, '73. 74' i 60'. 3 BR, 2 bath, raised front screen room, central air, carport Large WestingP,ou, FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' Forrest Greene, Inc. Monthly military will be accepted One Registered Nurse, must have jTOP AND THINK A MINUTE If good references, experienced in flallifieci At1 U'dn't work all fields, Mature woman there Wouldn't be any An Equal Opportunity Employer _______________________ : Simnpaon, wIth 697 yards, and the season. Braxton, with 6 yards, have a Coach lou Saban was betOtal of 953 yards - more than lieved ready to make two dehalf of the Bills' total offense of lensive changes, putting Jeff 1,655 yards, best ifl the Amen- Winans at defensive left end for can Conference East. Walt Patulski and spelling corSimpaon, on 118 carries, ii nerback Charlie Ford wIth averaging 5.9 yards per game Frank Oliver. - I - , GETTHOSELUXURYITEMSFOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST 130 64fl New, mJern, I story CItlCieny apartments, attractively fur fished, conveniently lorated and beautifully Iandscjped S135 mo. Call between S 305 For In formation raIl 373 0701 best bcys Apply in . S . " ! Call month aas br Corre'ctlori Otficer I Must be. High school graduate, gOod physical COndulion Retired w- scored on runs of one yard and 66 yards to carry the Patriols SAN.MO PARK. I, 2, .1 bedroor: City of Sanford Civil Service trailer apIs Adult & family park Board is accepting Applications Weekly, 351$ Hwy Il P7. Sanford for immediate employmen' for a 373 1930. lull time Recreaor, Supervisor for Women and Girls Sports. Large 7 bedroom downstairs apt Annual Salary Range is $5,9)Q54) dining room, kitchen, living room to 57,913 04 Knowledge of sports 3 bIks from town. Call 323 510' after 6 pm and ylical education required Must be able to organh:• corn Large efficrency apt., upstairs, prehensfy. recreational blocks lrorn town, low renl playground and cultural looking for good tenant Call 37) pr 0 gr a m 5 Mnimum 09 alter 6 P m qualfications graduate .-,' ---- - college ,in recreation, -, wur, uerec Park Avenije - Garage efficienc -.--------------_____ N,'nd (Kvcta) l'r ISprigos) 4 I. I Rr'tielrldge East*;ck (1) and Bench. 1 I a"?. 20 t Ncrtrin. RECR[ATIO4 SUPERVISOR: The cost the Bills the services of cornerback Robert James for JuSlifroSt IDvoracek) II. 3 lead. Game II, 4 Billy Boston Maynard Pence coo oo coo-s ii i Patriots 21, Colts 10 NtiI (E. TayLor) 11; 5. Direct Ctci 200 200 000-I Unheralded Andy Johnson Stepper (Breton} I 14 6. Miracle TitW and Fisk Norman, 5, (Allen) $ 1; 7 Clayhaven Sort,on 143. C Carroll (5) crunched out 124 yards and _______ -, ____________ IF THIS IS THE DAY totuy a new --..- I.JCSSiTIW tar, see ouay's Sheriff's Department Fran Tarkenton fired his Giant.swillgirefluffalorunning with John Mendenhall on a and 10th touchdown backs O.J. Simpson and Jim third arntxi,th. passes of the year - four yards Braiton a chance to .est a 'the Buffalo defense Is considto Stu Voigi and 10 yards to Ed ered one of the strongest in the Giants' defense that gave the ed three field goals to keep Minnesota unbeaten. But Vikings had to hold cff Lions, who fell behind 254 rallied on two Bill Munson Are You A Go Getter? BAMBOOCOVE APTS Are You A Salesman? . " irom •Ipirtmt'nt furnithi'n .w unIurnShcct New y Can You Organize? rnrated Come see 3 i Can You Handle People? Afrpor? Blvd SAnford 17) 1310 _________________________ Are you looking for a -___________________ BR Apt, wall to wall carpet; a r good income . and cOnd 5175 mo. plus desst. 708 I pension? ?lsl.'St Call 373 t)89 after 5)0 If so, c&l me, AOUIt.aIr: dI;ei MR. EDDIE store's. churchp Ideal for retire ci per'Mnl MA 1M rir 3771051 3238570 or 834.4605 Must • have phone & - -_____________ Furnishec checking_account 31rtmenIs STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If '" CliStofid Ads didn't work mechanized operation with Slur there wouldn't b' any. rough's L.S000 typ computer _____________________________ Minimum S yr experience 322.1562 NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT One & Two bedroom apartmeiit carpeted, air. turn, & unturn S 15 up 337 1810 ________________________ - Booliceper through Ir,al balance. or.ferxhl,. . Unfurnisti d - _____ 30-Apartments 3)36841 1007SanfordAv. ninth 7 -. - Part lime 04f, help Must be knowledgeable of Santnrr4 -- -. - A. S.erninoi Co Mature GOt*1typit Must enloy working with people. Reply to Box 511 c o The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, - h 327 7$s ____________________________ Sanford PlOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. _______________________ Housekeeper to care for semi Invalid Light hovleork, Must be able to work week endS 6 " Good wages Write Box - System you are bottled up like that, you straIght National Football on 55 carries. have Lobe patient and not make League victory tonight and they It was five turnovers that nenation to see why they gated the Giants' defensive per. mistakes," said defensive end want the believe they should be in the lormnance against the Cowboys. ROIl Carpenter, "Today th Super Bowl In January. were the Defensive end Jack Gregory mistakes." The nationally televised sacked Dallas quarterback Ho- SandraICho-ce(R Miiier)ll;) 0 Drago, 01. C. Whatshsnarne (Dvoracek) . 5. Sweet Milam (Stanton) 92. 8. Game 3 Impuiw (Wilsey) 7-7; 1 Bectha BoSton 0)0 001 102 0-S 10 2 Buy (KatatPas) IS I. I Miss Mary Cinci 000 230 030 11 7 0 Regat (Shimp) $7 ii innings &. Mile Pace. Claiming FIFTH wise, Cleveland IS), Will tOUChdOWfl Purse 5400; I All Ado'S (S. ougttby (7), Motel (10) and New Hôrnp'stcire 35 Central 11.000 Clark) 6 I. 2 Deeno A (Montegna) Fisk; Nolan, Darcy (3), C. Car d.1.nals 31, Eagles 20 Ccrmn 0 7.. 3 t,,OfjS fl,d (Bridges) S2 1. roll (7), McEnaney (fl rt Penn $3, Lafayette 0 Jim OtIs' 116 yards gained Dolly Jester (Allen) II. S. MII'S WICk (9) and Bench. W-(' - arx! two t it. 'riqne touchdown runs and Chataway (Valla,te) 5 1; 6 Sandy wick, 20 L- Willoughby. C 1. It? 52, Army 20 Doll (Raul 97:7 Kingly 14a1 (Scat HRS-Boston, EisA (I), Carbo Jack' Smith's dazzling touch. 1, i,t7efs 24, Wiltzm & Mary 0 Ii'); 8. Tufty Raider (Kuclal $01 ill. Evans (H. Cinch.usati, down reception on a 30-yard Tu)ar* 14, W Virginta 11 AE I Dark Rat,en (Sc5urrol Rencp, (1), Concepcion 1 1,'r,hlI 14 (I). Jim hart pass helped St louis SIXTH - C.) Pace, 1 Mite, Purse Grcnir., (II ...:.t,, 2 overcome Philadelphia's early 1480; 1 Glory Land (Bailey) 77. 7. AIauai'r 37, Tennessee 7 Auburn 31, GctOrQil TeCh Ctedef 14. Davidson 0 Ouk 23. ClemSon 21 r Cartra 17, W Coro),n,e 11 i U ,r, AL?;jrj A&Y C In .. A BABY'S WORLD Care br infants toae'7 on y Nest to new Drivers' flureiu 3776615 Fla, 37771 _, - - , tieCirIc , - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Claslilled Ads didn't *0 rk thf wouldn't be any information or Submission of Application, resume and qualifications nights Mrs Elkins, - For l't'ie COOLEST Deal In Town , required, 371 0238 or 373 83)7. Contact Sanford City PerSonnel Director of the Cvii Service Of 18-Help Wanted - - _________________________ or 37) 49$5 B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SYDNEY, Australia - Stan Smith defeated fellow American Bob Lutz 7.6, 6-2to win the men's singles title ThevictoryputtheJet.sat2.3 Bills ./71fl ts, mistake-laden game. - - • '---------- -----------White German SP*ph'-d, mAle, 9 mOnth', old, vicinity c 7'rpvt ,ritj Ssivi'r Laiie 372 75)2 6Child Care squeezed past winless 1. SantiAttu, 2. B tba3 P amen. 3 Citaya.Aguirre M.adam Runner Fermin Juan, S Maruri Au' 6. 4 0 3.6.1 195237 (Wilsey) 92, I Ocala Bonny ClwchoMencha. xa Larrea. Western Division (Nitty) S-1 AE I, HurtlClne Scott 1. SaLe Mvguerza S Cs 7 5 0 .553 151 III (Piper). Antn 7 6 0 -53838126$ SECOND- I Mili Pace. ClaIming Sres'ipt 5 7 0 .117 2763)3 11.808, PUFIC *600; 1 Horac.e World Series Hawaii c ' 0 361 2)0791 (Ljell) 9 7. 2 Camden Portl'd 1 7 0 3612)3279 JOdy (Whaylnd) I71 3 ReyaI •I's* Salvrday's Result VIctor (Farbir) 101; 4. Torpedo W. .L. Pc?. Ito, Y) '1 1rd, I l J777) 5-Lost & Found LOST . - Jacks'nv FACED WITHA DRINKING PROBLEM P4Uiii . AI4'l Ar'-j,,ci ., Wril P 0. fbi I?)) tjCi:, i, Pr1nceuStronq lB Regur)$1; 8 5 0 545277247 Hireco IT. Crank) 77; 6 MisS Ocala 6 6 0 503725 .99 (P,i) 10 I, 7 TROUBLED? Call T 7027 for "We Care""Hotline" Adultt or Teens, 644 Ca11173 4587 Smith Australian Champion Namath added, "It was a Oguiza ARE Free. ' had to do I,.. leans 35-21, and Denver cepted. in the American Conference "I didn't expect to do any- East, half a game back of Cleve3 51 Lcv.% 31, Philadelphia '0 Land 16-15. thingliketh1sagajnstj" Buffalo pending SOuthern Cal I), Oregon 3 Cincinnati 14, Oakland 10 the unbeaten Unbeaten Buffalo hosts the said Griese, who ran five yards Bills' game Denver 16. CIe-reland is Stanford 21. Washington 21 against the New Txa All 50, Sul Los Angeles 77. Atlanta 7 C' Azp. 7. Fermin Muguerza. New York Giants tonight. s st 28 00 a quarterback draw for the York Giants tonight. 3? ,Pr(t f,5irv.'sta 2$, Detroit , St 7) I MaruraJuan Packersl9, Cowboys 17 l)olptiins' first score, then put t1 ' 51 3. Weber 5? 7 And it set up a confrontation Kansas City 17. San D'ego l NINTH 1. Juan, 2. Erdoza. the game away with scoring next Sunday in 'I'm about three San FraiKio IS. Zarre. I. Aipi. S. Sale. 6 BlIbao, 7 feet off the o Buffalo for the C4'Iaya. I. Aguirre. pound," said elated first-year strikes of 53 yards to Nate division lead. Harness Racing TENTH -1 Larrea, 7. Chucho, Today's Games Coach Bjrt Starr after John Moore, two yards to Norm "We're not concerned with New York Gantt at Buftafo. Muguiria, 1 MencPsi. S. Marvel. 6. TOiqfit' Entries HadI gave the previously win" Bulaich and 32 yards to Jim Buffalo," Morris said. Fermln. 7. 5anti, I. Altu. "it's the . Mandich. ELEVENTH - 1. Serve Zaire. 2. less Packers their upat of standings at the end of the year World FeotalI League FIRST - C.3 Pace. 1 MIle, Pun. Cacho Perez. 3. DomingoJuan, las with a s-yard scr1ng pass Eastern Diviiion "There were a couple of pass that count. We have to do It *480; 1 Ripping Guine's (Tlsornponl Bengoa, S. AtavaAItu, 6 W L T Pct. PE PA 42; 2. Vktoriou Beau (Kurtzi'th) deflections Rich McGeorge and a couple of week after week, all year long." in the closing Fermin Miguel, 7. SiIaAzpi, • to Birham 9 30 50 2.57 84 $ 1; 3. SIlky Squire (Hendricks) 31; minutes, Areha Echaye. M.t'phiS --------------------------------------------------------------------7 4 0 838 2S.12 ----------Notre Dame 3). AIr Force S Diego St 4, Mew ',seico Green Day 19, Dallas 17 Houston 13 WashIngton 10 . 8' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Don January birdIed the second "xii wv vici v gwrcç 10 u igj still __________ January Sudden Death Winner forMiami'sflobGrlese, anem- weather didn't have all that barrnt for the Jets' Joe much to do with it," he said of hiS performance. "It's Just that Namath. when we got behind, they knew Griese. unaffeetM hv •"i wind and rain which swirled MARRIAGES ertormed by Marilyn, Notary. W.14 732 8161 or 737 1773 both were tied with 13-under-par totals for 72 holes, to win Namath, who was booed off thefialdlstpinth,mø h,,,ltn t)'", '" W agree with Johnson. "The -- 803W. lit St. 32360$1or773O5$7e'es - -- - 18 Help Wanted Wewlllproyidet Professional service 107W. Commercial 65-Pets-Supplies -- I ------ GEAR iS i' DE','APIC) SELL IT PlOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. Completely furnished, carport, patio, 2 Utility buildings, fruIt trees. 327 0373 You want to Buyor Sell Real Estate Peg Reel Estate Broker WANTaChrisllanI.dy.aOelOdO. to share 1me. Referenc is --- S By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BARCELONA, Spain - Bjorn Borg of Sweden beat Adriano Panatta of Italy 1, 7, 64, 6-2 In the men's singles final of the $75,000 Count of Godo Tennis Tournanlent sto- 29-Rooms _____ ___________________ Garnelt White If th&n rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see ' you Qualify' 7,1. UNSWORTH REALTY - ______________________ Borg Count Of Godo Titlist Larry Utt1u in front of me," he never had three interceptions said of the Dolphins' All-Pro before," he glowed. "Not in guard. "Larry was beating the high school, not in college, nevhell out of the Jets' whole front er,,. It's hard to say how much line." the rain and wind affected Namath but, hell, he should be But Morris wasn't the big Rentals ___________________________ PLUMBING Montana 14. 4daho 3 Montana St 19, Idaho St 7 10 ' - 2 3 0 400 111 107 Colorado 31. Mis.ourl 0 .0(10 27101 E MOntana 34. P4 s quarter, was Don Hardeman's second one-yard touchdown plunge of the game, the one that carried Houston to a 13.10 uet victory, In the rest of the NFL, Green lthruS times line 6 thru 25 times 31c a line 26 times 24ca line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE 3LinesMlnlmum j1966 Melody 2 bedroom mobile home SSOOand assume payments---52Appilances -, 4)911 Post St,Phon, 327769) APP1IACE MobiIeho'flewjth2b,autifuishaded REPAIRED Iota Rent one, live on the other. SOOS Sanford Ave 323 9370 Cutlom made 17'i60' mobile home LONGER USED CAPING with a 10' ifl' Florida room RegRealEstatefroker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC New hou na rural area No down payment, monthly payments less - SundQj - Noon Frldo1y I and 10 to score another. "I can off three of Namath's passe Urza Sanchet. - Far West q 7. EddyBeltia, unbeaten ranks with a 1947 surprise victory; Cincinnati FOURTH -1. -Doniinoo.Benooa. - - -- '' 7 Ar'ch Eior:a, 3 BarreEct'iave, stayed perfect - by whipping 1. CachoMiguel, S. Larri.Javi, 6. 'Oakland 14-10; Minnesota did Negui Perez. 7. OilbaoSanthez. the same by holding off Detroit Alava Zarre, FIFTH I. Domingo Menche, . 25-19; Miami mangled the New Erdoza Miguel, 3. SentiJuin, 1 York Jets 43-0; St. Louis beat ChuchoEchave, . Maruri Philadelnhia 31-211 cw no. r,ugue'rza, o permin uertgoa, r 'n ' land scored Its first victory by Celaya Larrea, I. S.ala Aguirre. 21. 0 500 1)2 51 o s 0 .000 sa 164 Oa 2 Octuia LenI:, 3. Ice Eloria. 1. Echano Arana, S Larri Okoki, 6 Aidana Sanchez, 7. Uria Alberdi, . Barre Yea. THIRD - 1. Arecha Lenit. Echano BeitIa, 3. Oguizs.Yza, 1. 77 3 Rice 2$, SMU 17 So 34, TPI '' Texas Arkansas 5 Texas A&M 14. TCU 6 W Texas t 74, Drake 6 1 4 2 1 I wesTern ulviscon . 3 7 o Southwest Texas St 70. Abiten SECOND - 1 suing kickoff. TJie final play, in (OIICf, Mr. Carison. 81357653: Noon The DQy Before PubIICQtIOfl fly 1Hf ASSOCIATED PRESS TUCSON,Ariz. -The tJnitedSt.atescllnched he second round of the 1976 American Zone Davis Cup competition h'n I)tck Stockton and Erik van Dillen dos;med Venei.uelans Humphrey Hosi and Jorge Andrew 6-2, 6-2, SCOREBOARD RATES DEADLINES U.S. Davis Cup Team Wins Miami No Michigan 70. E Michigan 7 OhIo St 5,4, W,consin 0 8:00 AM. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon In Richard Pet ' Race season popped S 0 0 1.000 IS) 70 3 0 .600 103 91 HOURS • Jets Wrong, rri ill CLASSIFIED DEPT. - -. . * They're Hot" * ____Monday, Oct. 20, I7S-38 Evening Heraid, Sanford, Ft. -------'.---- company lranng & location s .i iers 1k I earti .--: . 42-M)bjje Homes Call W. '-• C - 41-Houses .'. - , • . . ' , fr . . 5 I. _. - . . .• - S - ' - - .. ' . . . -. ,- .. ,,----- -,- .. 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It's one achieved this coming year: I t~ !, i -1 __ __ .., ~____, ___ _ ___-______._ J __ I f- I by LarryLewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS DO 'YOU PRO SSOR 4R0 AiUST BE A /I HUH 2 By Lawrence Iamb, M.D. JW42i 20 I THE KIDS / YA TO SLEEP 31 q ,~~) I - __. - I 1_~ t "', IL . ~ - BUGS BUNNY by Stoffcl & Heimdohl OuR NaWESI HIS 15 A ..B. IT'S CLUCKS LIKE U THAT MAKE IT TOU3H EARN WHAT I WANT WITH A tRBSH PURE '.\ODEL IN .\lR—, ! I A / AN HONEST LIVIN'.' ANY kAR 1 4~ I I (O LL C 0~ At - . I /~ Its / , I ,, r 31 T_ ____ - IV 9 ________________________ _________ Chic Young RLONDIE -- (I CANNON • II 1• . . f .. ~ I -' ; (. ' ,: '.7, 1ff latwo, S - 4A. 4 PRl5ClL S POP kow OR OLD PAT.) 7-- --' HANGING OU C I , d ARCHIE IT GIVE ME A iE , LIFT,ARC SURE ? r IS THAT Ii ______ E SHOULD U 1111 'TPMK HeR..? 6 I I I't 0 - - FANK AN ' BARBER SHOP Ii // I % I I ____ - M % 1 1911h- Yes, _/o - If THE se- I MW 7V ~W, ACKIE,OC PAL! I; j i KIPPIN! I FE - -! 1 / P S ____ S 115 I l ___ E1 1 -' ( - 10 -=-=-=- - - --- =-. ---- - - - APP t ! fraud robe b 'state and county - r - - - au horities and officials of iw- I- -- -- __ _____ _ S _______ ~_ -- fs 20 . ,..t i I . ,_ . i_ t'. - - - I- ik-r * _P_____ *`i~ 1 I— tI -... o ]--!Z, _f - J-1: . -, - lil Thomas W M)ers _____ I ~ - 11 . _ .- . -;"-. t&; 7,_,_ -N limwap= - _a_RWN~M i 1 * -1 -___X - ______~ - - -- ~ - ~. ~ _____ Orlando y_; of 200 , Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs ~ . I r r — _________ \ 10 the iShrnParkfrahs _______ '1- U;aX L~SlV~ i __ _;•. ~_.L6. \i man Transmission Center at ~L% -.4!42!_ __________ - __ his brother, 21-year-old William CarsonMyers, of 5% E. Orange Ave., Altamonte Springs; and ~,__ t* .k-if . .- . , . f __ ~ .~_~ ~__l . I -_ - - - I ._--m -_ - - _. ~ _ .., . I I - .1 - .- -I -- . - --. 2105 Harrell lid., Orlando were _. __"O~~ ---mA--,_- - - ~ -_I ---~ J booked at Seminole County Jail CARSON 51YERS on $5.000 bond each on three JOHN ,SUrTON, ,ounts of grand larceny and one transmission of three autos at The information charges (iiflt of conspirac) fl area "private automatic and larceny by "color or aid Michael J Ambrose, Colt transmission company" and of fraudulent or false man's corpora te counsel, said we WO pe r cent sure of the represen ta tions or pretense, the fn provided technicalrebuilt ansm is onsv before which representations were experts and assistance for the the autoswere taken to the false or untrue. - - with the intestigation conducted by Fern Park franchise shop. intent to deprive or to defraud Stale Atty. Abbott Herring's A length y direct information the owner." office and the Seminole County filed by Herring charging The conspiracy is alleged to Sheriff's Department with trio alleges that undercover assistance from the Sanford agents were charged from SM have occurred between Jan. 1, Depart. men ts. oe needed, repairs that weren't f raud ul ently obtain mn from customers of Cottman Ambrose said Cottman done, or for Parts that in fact Transmissions, by falsely technicians, flown , in from weren't replaced by the'Fern I'hi tadelphia, rebuilt au tomatic Park operation. I Continued on Page 2-A I Police I I / - . " . . i . . . - - . . . : . _. . . ........., . . - I_b ____ - -___ - . . . - - i. I - / - . . - - - ~- ==± .. % - ~ . Junior Class, Esther Program athisor , - " .1 ____ I -- I -_ _.W.V lllldmn _1 . _4 winners to become one of he two state repr esen ______ t i. , (aiRes to the national Competition. T winners -7 j front each state and the [)isthct of Columbia will recelVe a scholarship of z. ! I - Sue F.l?en Fehd, Sem inole High School winner in the Bicente nnia l Senio r Scholarship, $I, and an all-expense paid trip to Williamsburg, Va. from Jan 119 1976 to attend seminars on educational and social issues and to be on hand for the selection of the nation re"lves certificate from PrInclPal Don RevnoldE. dirrahl Ph.t.hL.tmIV1___b. U Innar - I I' - .. - - - - I - 11 _~- ,TtEi-- . - . -k -. , V,f _*~ Vm nlen said Then turning to . - ___ - as (°mnprl of James lovinglon and Ester - . - _r - -- __--_- _ —.r -- ' - S - - - I ' -- 5 T -E TiEr' - ,_ r '- ' w _1 - - -- 112 % lB CommisSIoner Mike Hattaway 6A that it "might save some juice." (Continued On Page 2-A) - / / rj Bicentennial Seniors schobrsp competition being conducted natlonall)b> the ational Association of Secondary School incipals with funds from Edelberg. members of the could do just the cha i rman said, ' Check out nesday Highs in the upper 0c possibility of eliminating hot lomlds ws from the upr water for the courthouse" SOi to low lOs. Northeasterly Pearson confirmed today winds 10 to 15 mph, becoming such a study is under way, light and easterly by W along with a study of court. nesday. house telephones. 9 . I . Mostly fair through Wet ~ 3. .: p. r Shell Oil Company. ' Commission Chairman Sid Monda> a high 71 O%cr night - t ey-lito Sue Ellen Fehd has been chosen as the Seminole _, -:.. low so, N-7.V-11 ~_~ WfV-14-7i k ., . 6A _5A :-;7 1~~ ~ Is Selected 1 4A ployes who violate that policy in art, fin Pa-c 5-A. . - %mcqV *, li - But a second OMAE study — to restrict employe use of $fi phones - ~-O_ - trying to determine how much mone> could be saed b> 88 • 6ji Evaluation (0,NIAE) which is WE.ATIIE[t According According to Charlene Tarpley, manager of the Seminole County fled Cross office, 3,500 people were ceitified in Fst Aid and Water Safety during the fiscal year that ended June 30, l5. , 4 Pinter 17 soon have no hot water to land in. 7 Television Women Instructor are offered. Water Safety 0 (/ , ____ At the time the county in Sleepy lillow are to be Geiger, alleges Ms. Geiger Was told a reporter MonAs a result of the assault, the city at no years old when she was hired day that Sts. Servantes is no lawsuit alleges, M . Geiger t can gain utility company, Sanlando had can provide the service. But, in July 14 and th at she 'did in longer employed at Club Juana s(ered physical injury, great ownership of water lines in asked for a rate increase. Julian said, he has not been fact perform tople ss dan ces at and that she in the past had physical and men ta l pain and Sleepy hollow first addition, Sanlando serves four city able to find any similar flub Juana." been a "contract dancer." sewer and water lines in the subdi%isions, north of SR 434, agreements concerning h tncuredapermanentabjljt>. The civil action alleges NIS. \loorins md Ionshire The lawsuit alleges that prior and a permanent loss of including the Moorings Moorings and t)e%onshe Geiger 'was put under mental to \lmrch 1 Mc Serantes had haring Oblluarles_ ......... Sports L___ - - e a irs I % __~_ .I~ - ....... .. partment complexes. ____ _____ . - FAltorlai Water Safety classes from Beginner Swimmer ough Senior I to Water Safety MA, 111 . o .- .- Comi cs demonstrations are held at local ____ ____ . . I _______ Bridge secondary schools. WHATS WRG W: OF MHMA7fCS ____ . . . ~ I TV- - .:%.;_z_:~,L.;4__ - Calendar , _. - lx\~ .M_ -, - :- - atlendanLi, school teachers, school by Frank Hill \ - I1 -.%. Around The Clock. .. . ... -AA - _' cutting off hot water. classes for 1 i. - 0 -""I%=-71 ., ___=_._. I --. . Toda coordinating the distribution of (inflated items. ALso, the fled Cross . ____ \ d .. . es is an . nformational and referral service, supplying thousands of persons every year with in. UV4_ 1EPJ I r e 9 In fact, ila stud> justifies the The ancient ada ge of landing feasibilit>, employ may have in hot water may be reversed at only cold water to land in, or for the Seminole County Court that matter to wash their hands he where employes may or anything else. It all depends on the Office of formational assistance ei" ~i*_ 1 ANQM( ~ .. By ED PRICKL= Ilerald Staff Writer Cross Ossists victims of home fires, I 1 W T K. ryan 5? FOR SIX WIFEKSI... JUST ReMEP AOM ~ Ch d - WPW 1J.:, T11MBLEWEEDS OØLE 60 h5 SAM I Ci Frau - Off p 5r4pA IT ..-. - - Hot Water Faucets May Be Turned beneficiary of the United Way of Seminole County, Inc. Cla&ses in switruning, safety and first aid are lease, health and welfare reports, financial assistance and counseling Perhaps the role most eople ass (late with the fled Cross is that of disaster relief agency. The Seminole County office of the Red 70 arry Trudea )VU,1 \ A Cfldifl9 ng SP (1020 w this Is Congressman Clobb ___ E) TheCentralFloridauptero( the American Red Cross is anothe r assistance to servicemen, such 1 ~/ . -. ____ . _. 0A L_-_Jj — 100% I . ' 1=0 - Ned Julian Jr. t continue mencan Red CroSS ________ : ____j ... A $ __________ ç I -___ S re'le3rch to determine how the relinquished control of the deeded to the city when the city ( i / //, . ,/ _______ Wa - , • . I ________________ .er -_ - _____ - ERNIE's Turn., 1 I ii 0 . I IID 1. -_ Teen Claims S exual Duress SPOSE 3--- - -, Dancer px~s, Night Cluh For -Mill on , ________ gt ~ I % 0 (D C -. "a I - f - - several calls from people Knowles and McClanahan concerned about the downtown said a traffic signal device By DONNA ES-TES -To instruct Julian to Devonshire. Winsor Manor and is Herald SWI Wrlter I S.R. 46A In the prtw -e an ordinance or to Sleepy Hollow. first addition. I on n establi s hment wilde and lArkwood Drive LONGWOOD -- The city amend an existing ordinance flie city discovered early this across the strftt.,- lie did not ' area. Knowles said the 'hazard council, noting irritation regulating the ownership by the year that although ,%"r& clabomte. . 6 the top of the hiU." Monday night that privately. city of all utilities lines- both had provided wata SeMee to W no a gin mill, an The commission delayed SU -ned Sanlando Utilities may water and sewer -street lights the areas for several yem it it will not be an acid-rock. a a nd stets to be constructed to had f a iled to collect the 10 ction I n appointing a own outright lines in two city teeny-bopper place," said Zane* representative to the Sernirsole developments and that the city specifications in new cent with a numimurn of $1 Zane explained the -plushCominunity action Inc. as re. company is refusing to pay developments, 111onthly utility tax from its city discotheque will be a "unique" $1 i quested by Amos Jones, execu- some *4 300 the city cIain Ut — To notify Saniando Utilities customers, as required by city ening spot which will be five director. An 1yearld daner who duress to engage in various assaulted two persons and that it owes in utility taxes, voted and any other utility company law. At one point during the ased Into a supper club, and claims she was -put under types of Comm issioner Julian Sten- unanimously: which operates within e city past few months th it acti%ities in Ms. Geiger infornied Pinter of strict dsa codes and cover som apologized to was reported mental duress to engage in order to rsexual the cornetain her employ- her (ear of the pressures — To set a deadline of bounds that the city's utility to the city that the sum due is at various charges will be required. fie types of sexual ac- ment" but that she "rected her fear of being assaul and mission for saying last week for the utility company to pay control ordinance authorizes least $4,300. said the l ou nge will include two that ted or the city has been trying to the full amount or to tivities in order to retain her advances for sexual activities otherwise being harassed ta ke dance floors and feature live get county cooperation on ci ty regulation of rates of by Julian told the council the matter to court. employment" has (lied a with female servants, em- Ms. Serntes. utilities operating wholly or in Monday night that the utility million bands and disc jockey music. -dollar lawsuit against ployes, agents or independent 27th Street sidewalk from U.S. -To stop issuance of building part within the city. Plans call (or company has indicated it will Casselberry's Club Juana. the 17-92 to Sanf ord Avenue for permits In the Moorings The lawsuit alleges that in contractors of Club Juana" or discotheque, including 6,000 "four years." Julian said a l though the not pay the $4,300. The council nter Enterprises Inc., club t he o th er defenda n ts in the Starch incident Ms. Servant.-s division until it compiles with county has turn square feet to accommodate assaulted Mc Geiger the ed regulation of agreed that the city, ii it sues, manager Michael Pinter and a la suit. County Commission Chair. C h woman Identified as a dancer some 150 people. to open within the subdi%ision c-rdinance. (The Sanlando Utilities over to the will seex the full amount whi The claims that on Slarch grabbing her "fall" and pullin g developers have deeded all state Public Service six wee, tine said. ni.jy exceed the $4,300. ______________________ Sanlando Utilities. CuM. who formerly worked at the 1, any her off the chairs where she was 1975 water and sewer li ne "without In ot he r action, the co rnThe attorney said he has been nightspot. s 1thth rnisOn the county has no (Continued Page 2A) provocation on her p," the subdi v is ion's boundaries rcede the able to find agree men ts sta t ing to authocjt to' su e' The lawsuit, filed by Al ta- Geiger TIV suit alleges Ms. Geiger was "violently that water and sewer lines in mon te Springs att or ney James gt of conrol cit "sri struck wi th f ists and a was assaulted" by Rhonda J. —To i ns t ruct Cit y Attorney Windsor Manor and sewer lines C. Fisher for Deborah lann Servantes. • • - "c I - ,Ilk - 4. 4P -fa Sanlando Pressure o a e aim Moore said he has received and all bids. ___________ WE DOWT i - BRAKES 7 01 ____ o 10 I by Bob Montana ___________________ PLEASURE, FUNWNOSE! / /- ' - . ' I - -- aIaJ y _____ _________ Moore ' ,__ - ' I ThC commission discussed a report ' I'l - - ~~ ~ If lot cleaning requests. Mayor the zoning" without any Sloore said the city can mow comment from adjacent weeds but not remove trees. property owners. Th e Pe The comm ission greed to aand was zoned commercial ac. cording to City Planner Dave readvertise for cash sale of the old fire station building, but arr. reserved the right to reject any .A ii -- . Three Arrested I frornKnowles(oras3.2o 86 mile bicycle trail project Commissi oner A. Knowl es said the county has McMnahan opposed the acapproved the coordinated Sanford Policeman U, !0n. McClanahan Id ,, Jack Fulenwlder, left, and State At. investigator David Hl (face hidden) , project, but no funds are that the escort Thomas W. Myers, right, Into county Jail. ( Photos byTom Vincent) s available. Planning and Zoning CornKnowles was directed to use mission, an advisory COIflis h own discretion in acting on — _______ 5) 0 ~ - Mack I.aZenby within 30 days so the city can call for bids. The location for the complex and new city hall site is inside a 13.7 acre lakefront tract at French Avenue and -Seniinole ed by Developer Allen Zane and city zoners who unanimously granted a conditional use rLluest last Thursday. will located at the former Global aor ____ TE RD KNOB ______ - 'W" ____ ______ S 1V - yer may have a -collection near Second — - '.., W 10" JACOBY ____ %Va.,; type. _ - • 0 receive opies a hand which shows the bid at and will MODENC) ' I - / N Jim: "We have had quite a bid with: few tiestions about the so- &76VK52 #AQ84,6J753. This is a clearcut hand for short You were ca n I . n immediate ra ise u a P ot two nentors weren't one of ,Poo hearts, playing standard Oswald: "Probably t;le in. American, Jacoby modern or ystem. If partner reg ventor. Way back in 19 or four hearts he holds 1934 1 suggested that a ha nd one knots it. such as North's be opened lub rather than one spade. That club bid was a general (Do you have a question u ti lity bid It guaranteed at for the exports? Write least three clubs to an honor the Jacobys" care of this and partner was supposed to newspaper. The Jacobys will assume we held fout. It was in answer individual questions no sense a forcing bid and just SI stamped, self-addressed never seemed to get us into envelopes are enclosed. rho most interesting questions trouble." Jim: "I see you have picked will be used in this column its best. The club opening - - m feet of a corn complekd b) Cit) Engineer know what we respond to partner's onheart ope ning yRoger NO ALL is POSH - 1 ' o 9 __ - FUNNY_BUSINESS - - Warren E. 'Pete" Krmwlts. - An Ohio reader wants to or the retina. The retina is a ),our problem. Some people lose their sight specialized movie sa"n. Of by Al Vermeer -. -. - w - move your eyes, (rum side ~ _______ Dick 1 1 4 0 doubled. B Oswald&Jameiiacoby - I the lease requirement. Knowles said specifications on .t $225,000 public orks which requires 11 parking co i di t spaces be provided for each pool area project, -should be 1 ,000 square Opening lead -A 0 Floaters are really eye side or up and down. These shadows. Straight behind the .shadows are what you call pupil of yo ur eye is the lens. It footers. at ta ched to the sides of eye Right there isn't much you and in front of the main large chamber of the eye. This large, can do about the ix oblem ft. cept, I'live with it," as you have rounded c r been told. I am interested, ftugh, in fairly new work to vitreous. (His TONGUE t) I 7 $ 14 pass iv Pass 2V Pus P is hopeless, but you may have to through these areas is cast on wait a while for medical science the retinal screen. I'he shadow you ___1k "111111111111111 q N .1. fl North (/ 1 CAN 'you ) I . _____ PE'S TWiRs-ryl LI &A952 Both vulnerable properly you must have good clouds the material and light is focus with your lens and rn- no longer tra nsmitted properly - It I.— __ #853 smitted onto the screen gel-like substance. The blood - \ a.. Jim: "Ttiere is a lot of difference between three mp in a match point game and that 50 points is worth something in rubber bridge. Incidentally. if West tries to compete with a t h ree-d i amond id,he tricks to be set thr e e A J 5 v K 94 3 rate . on a $5,883,06 balance in back rent payments due from Meyer and Morris also moved . SOLMI course for ages to be ban- because of hemorrhage into the - /1 - * Commissioners Gordon Sl notrump. The hand plays there and South will probably #KJ 7 0 A Q 94 2 Ught enters the pupil and is clean up the vitreous in some cases of blindness. This mitted through the gel- X ~-" J I ,= & ______ / 11 - like technique is not now used ( , 11A one spide South responds one A 10 9 4 3 & K 72 glasses" spotstends to contact Now, The condition is SO annoying when light is transmitted Ut I've all but quit reading or through the vitreous it is watching TV. However, I distorted by the contracted gel hestitate going to another and the fluid. The fl uid can HIT THE NU vi,~1111,ftion,-I'lle 111(itioll Oswald: "If North opens' FA Ts you get older, sm.all, and some not so small, areas inside the gel-like vitreous literally turn to liquid. Part of the worse. You have 20-20 vision vitreous becomes ungelled. 'Me otherwise and don't need gel-like material around these this problem. . 01 , ,~_ 0 Lamb floaters a hopeless case? eyes quickly. The shadow DEAR READER — Noth ing caused b the distorted ( )~q / - # 106 r? 01 ____ i;i _S* " , -, , ,r ' '. It'l - - grant a conditional use request balance is paid. which Illay for the lounge, -,subject to thL. mean six or seven months, ,ord.ing to City Manager police chief S usual In- North and South togs d9ctor for an opinion. Are shift, too, as you move your HOLD - --'- club" in Sanford was approved Monroe Harbour Inc., operator of the Marina, The Marina has 20 to a nice comfortable two . Careful play brings the contract home wi th an S vA852 _~~~ . 0 mission unalumousl) agreed to 10 per cent interest The sale of beer and wine at a B NORTH 1131 - 91 . *~l - monthly payments u NIKS JA('OBN' been to an opthalmologist specks that travel from side to side and up and down. The doctor said name them Oscar and learn to live them. Last week I went to an optometrist, and he said. "They'll either get better or . - Q a RIDGE T F affected by dozens of those II V . - DEAR DR. LAMB - I have recently for very bad "floaters." My vision Is severly - .4 . WIN . REALIZ.F.- FAST WN 1 ec s Vision I MOM S )J.A.skl1F.N Herdld Staff rlter ~ . . . Sanford, Florida 327 71— Price 10 Cents = - ye For . r ~,, Beer, Wine Sale Oka d ()isco i ready to help you. No HeI p ______ 1975 21, ~,Q 1, )ou -',emade are n been ho ng to hear (4 — . SAGIITARWS N 23Dec The end results should be 21) There's opportunity about exceptionally pleasing VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) you today regarding your work UR BIRTHDAY Your humor or career. Take time or Oct.1 l5 will win allies Ida) The pleasan tr ies — with the boss, If GEMINI (Stay 21-June 20) hi 11n k quite Som e one w w ill be bus y al7v 68th Year, No. 52—Tuesday, Oct. :,ou come in contact with, problem Moe quickly while especially those of the opposite conditions favor ou by A So - . . Id AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(11-Feb. 19) ARIES (March 21-April 19) today. Compliments from joint ventures or shared in. I 0'our financial prospects are others are likely, as well as a terests are concerned. Make You haven little luck tucked I far brighter today than they surprise InvithUon to a fun them your pr iority SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) today. It will come into play if were yesterday. If you're en- event. Let your heart rule hour head you find yow,self in a rough terprising, a profit is likely. LEO I July 23-Aug. 22) Thil150 in decisions affecting one spot. TAURUS (April 2D-Slay 20) for you "Ouny PISCES (Feb. 20-March 2D) # you love. The other party woWd you You'll make a very favorable today in an area where impression today on persons recently experienced a do the same if roles were it's a good day to work on creative or artistic projects. seti Me 61 - . I For Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1975 IF - - B; BERN ICE BEDEOSOL a - - - - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/23f7c5fbd014a86ebcdb2fe2f68a4771.pdf 8b562bfb73af4015e2fa14f3f993f0b7 PDF Text Text - ------ - -- - - - --- -- -- ----- - _. _ _. _ Re-Evening Hera ld, San f ord, Fl. ., r SCOTTY' s , - ~"?, ". 14 *1 ; f 1'.1.1'1.,...--.. , /' s::I I ar. No31-Friday. !m!6 175 ";' Progress .- " . I ._j .- .:. . --I1.. : As~ W =~ ~ I ._,1W "'01-111, f 4. 4 I j ,FLOOR TO CEILING I *-: 4i i. . ._. (-? I-, __ , , .." 1. % .1.. .... . .__ .:- , .` ,.-.-z.1_. 1~ .,",,, , - - ~_,;~;~ I -:.1I. . 'A .- __7_;_' __ , A ~.-~_2 A.". .,...V - ~ fw~--rlr __ ~ ~ .., -.1,11L i 1. AT ~= _i',i ' Scottys __ MILLION DOLLAR '. " entral ' Everything you need to redecorate an entire room or ' = I k WiuOuO .uOUSO i . . . • fl S IC I V iOU ti viii By LI) PItICKETF I Ofl have to be an export to do an expert job Just call on the helping hand of Scotty's for estimating and installation tins. 1e Seminole County Commission, b) cutting iIiOi'C than $100,000 from a state mandated, toll free program iitrgenc communication s system, has tern Until 1 get hatk iUi Uit commission, I'm still * porarily short-circuited the county's highly-touted ( the opinion a separate building should be locat ed plan for a centralized dispatch center, for the CDC," Spobki said. Co unty records show on! $33,951 remains in the lie requested $100,000 for construction of the 197i6 fiscal budget for the 9-1.1 supersisor's building and for equipment nece ssary for its (It l(rtfl tnt operations, hit flIl( Wtfl' $11 cover.; ('01) Initially, the department chief submitted a salaries and office expenses. $167l, ThU5 of which was pared away Commission alnnan ld Vthlen Jr. said today 0;0us commissioners. the tmard is planning to combine the 9-1-1 prograin However, 9-1-1 Supervisor John Spoliski said ith civil defense. 0 U -- . _____________ 'J.ir'4tf- .' . . * . 1th 1 1I0I 1: I1 .J L1, L 14!hiIe1 Linen finish in plain white. 1/2 X It - Reg. Price (box) ............5.99 * ., , , , . I . 01. / , ,,,, ' ( , . ' , i I. I.VidI;; p * -, ,':' 1. SQ.- FT. * \ ($5.20 box) •; 0 i' '' . It ;ir'i• ' '' ' sq s ' '..' I SQ. FT. ($8.40 box) Z79 Price (box) 1 . PANELS FOR SUSPENDED CEILING GRID SYSTEMS , . • * ' - • '... . - *• IWT . , .. SQ. FT. Corrinto 1.49 11~ .10 Silentex....... 1.69 ____________________ Solitude ...... ($7.20 box) , / 1.99 YO (JRSEL F SPRUCE STRIPPING , 1 .19 1.49 1.59 25 Quart Seat Top Ice Chest a.)...... CHALK LINE Reg Price (fin It) REEL I If I ~ I EACH Reg Price (ea.) Household STEP LADDER 1.97 COMPLETE YOUR ROOM DECORATING WITH THESE GREAT VALUES "j' ~( l I - I . _________ _________ 1' 1 - L / 1. I a. (1! .;. " I . . If ' - . - :J. - Spring Fawn paneling Many decorator patterns, designs and colors 12" x 12" Reg. Price (ea) 23c I ~1-HT- N1:3n47W I i. .4 ; 0 fl( YOU CAN r'k^ IT YOLR%LFI 33c 5.99 3.99 x 21 (pc ) 1 Galvanized Tee _-1 I 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-6:00 SATURDAY k 9-1, - 11 : %.# .- • -_~i!=_=~~_ + Election of a new slate of . ' officers topped the agenda of .. . I . \ • -. •... . . A. . . '• * -. ' A A ~i . ,, ____ Forrest F oi1n, owner of First Street Imports, was elected president; Earl Black, •1 First Federal Savings and I oar as elected vicepresident; Brad Hollingsworth, assistant loan officer at Flagship Bank was named secretary; and Bill Brown of the Atlantic Bank was chosen treasurer. t . 895 6 0. 6.99 12. 95 8.6 9.96 21.85 15.84 15.15 18.95 2695 x8I3PoncosaP,nothnft) 15c ..... + -motes First Successful Crop Hit Before Harvest 73.95 Mi* ion Shrimp Farm Wiped Out 21 1.02 e , A Bonus S Fertilizer end Weed Control (S,000sq. ft. bag) ................. (7500sq ft bag) * •, - I i ....... ..._- -1 • ' 2 Cedar Closet Lining (32'package) I _: . .,IBy , Post Seminole Classes Represented 99 12.49 1859 I . 12c members Wednesday night it is going lobe very difficult to find 5 a solution to the Midway F situation because it is "so PANAMA CITY (AP) - vest the firm's first successful "It's so dainn frustrating," (likes must be written off as a right away or we will be dead." grow 1twin, using no where near to raise shrimp as beef and less complicaterL" John Cheshire and a small crop - 1.5 million pounds of fat Cheshire said Thursday. "After complete loss. Bankruptcy, Cheshire said, the amount of feed and energy than one-fourth the fuel needed He said he has no idea when group of associates say they white shrimp which had been eight years, we had this thing Cheshire estimated the loss at would not only spell disaster for required to raise beef, for t catcn an equivalent amount the study, being compiled by could do nothing but watch as nursed to iti,iturit% in enclo- Lold turkey. SLIC(TS5 was in the up to $2 million, making more than 1,000 investors who example.Dan Dagg, assistant superin hurricane Flolse shattered an 'ures in a nearb) shallow ha) grasp of our hands" Manfarmsprobabl} the largest hae sunk $10 million Into the Cheshire said Marifarnis canof shrunp at sea, he said. tendent for instruction, and eight-year drearn by destroying Within a few minutes, the enBecause the firni was unable single victim of the hurricane. farm but also represent an produce one po -If all those des:ro-,id inotels of sh irnp Ralph Ra), the boards publicthe world's first masproduc- lire tirsst, valued at $15 mil to obtain insurance 'or the proj "IJo3ds of London wouldn't incalculable loss for the nation from 1 pounds of feed corn on the beach are rebuilt and e information officer, will be tion shrinip fa,rm. lion, wwq lost when the storm ect, Cheshire said, the entire even insure us." he said. "We "This project can't die," he paredt completed When Eloise struck Tuesday, ripped apart the delicate 5)5- crop, expensive nylon netting are trying to get a federal dis- said Shrimp are one of the pound of beef for 12 pounds of mixed up,' be added "It s just Stenstrom said no guidelines Cheshire, president of Mari- lein of nets and dikes in which used to enclose 1,200 acres of aster loan, but I clon't know. We highest sauces of pr tein in the feed. that we believe in this so much 1is to hat ratio is desired has farms Iii as ready to har the shrimp were penned ha and a tem of nd a million and a half dollars world, and we've learned to It also takes half as muth fuel and have e orked so hard -- _____________ lini 61:11M-1:1 _______ 20 15 95 3 276 Inside Sunda _ I- ____ 4.17 In Atlantic . - - -- 8 Double Clnd.r 4009 7A Antique • Bressl. I 8% Deadt 'Beast" Lock . Double CInd. 42M Satin Chromium Plated cw Antique Brass (ea.)...... . ..... . I1.9L,r) 9.49 LIMITED QUANTITIES ON SOME COLORS,STYLES AND PATTERNS OF ITEMS. ! t 1 r_- t 1% i - IA 7A Horusnpc Hospital Calendar ........3A Obituaries Comics lÀ Religion Crossword Editorial Dear Abby 38 Sports IA Telesklop .8A ' lÀ +. .... 3A 3A $A 128 38 J___ II +.+++ _, FILL o ~ -1- + % ears. day, brushing Bermuda earls Saturday. The National Huffi cane Center In Mianil gald il r ~ ~~-_&=U,__ - ~_ 1- Overnight low 64. 71ere was a Thursday's high 78. ' trace of rain. Partly cloudy through Saturday. Highs In the low to - _. _7'.1 ' _-, F_T___;#i_~_ __ ~A;*44_ Nit , 1_j][,T~,~. .; ~, - .12 D .1 VN_ , ~. . N I-Ek" Gets Suspension '6 late today. expected to maintain that course and speed through to ___ ______ ~1- Women I-- ~_ School Bus Driver A -Seminole County school bus driver has been ternpuirarll) suspended - with pa after she was relieved relies rnidsas through her route Thur"das morning oodrow Burnd, director of transportation said tixlis he Is inustigating with school officials a had driving rtport from pupil passengers on %trs Doris • I - i --~~ -x- ~ * itt AP - Two nesi hurricanes are boiling in tht Atlantic Ocean toda) And fore rust say one has draw a t*aduntln) isolated lnnuda hour % Inds were' centered about 3W milm southeast of Bermuda, at ?8. north latitude and 3 wtst iongitudt, at 6 a m EDT today. Fa y e was musing north westward at 15mph and was - I I _- ; 0 I .. * l\l)L\ ll ______________ - ---- ---------- _____ - itrouiitllheClock BrIdgt * ,~ ,,,--;k"g;.W-~----,,'~Wel~~';-~, , -=~~ 7 /~Z,_ .-,.~---- --1 ~i:~-5gkik% N :n - - - __~N-. I t ~ -_1 _.~ 3.96 Satin --.----*---.- ( -w' r . S.anford's Slate Fat mck-'s ,Market Is doubling the ifze of its retail operation. Housewives and food shoppers will -enIng Iferald's Seminole ( Churn i ng .1 . ía mer's Mar'et Ex ands 3.25 -- - -4.-: .i-.i-,=,- -.- %omcn's Ub has stnwk again, sports fans Read all about It In Jim %%arters' Chip 'shots on Sunday's Fscning Ileraid sports pages 4 11 Hurricanes - :1- - = __:-. -, -_ _ __ 1. , - -J Eloise -' . Women's Lib Strikes Again 17.38 14.49 SInQiaCyisnder40032BBCBrau Anodized Aluminum lea 'I ' . 38C 24 1 , _11 c. _.~__,~-~_ . Commission Chair- Public Service Commission rate hike request. were under - ____ wA the h4piN 6xid of __ • _. .i~_ . 2 Alumni Alert P An1ue Brass ....................4. LmitedOuani,ti ____ . --. I _ 979 13.45 Bryan Bathroom Privacy Set - 3211 Gold or Satin Aluminum/Chrome (as.) .... Empire Bathroom Privacy Sot 1 --• eversa BryanAIumlnumPaageset 3201 ! I - * " - 11.02 Antique 3rass/Black lea) Reg Price(sheet) ... Is L V Slate Named DBA " Cape Cod Entrance Handle Set 503D35 ___________ - * .- 3 -- u - + 79 4996 x 21' (pc.) .. .................. 1" x 21' (pc.) ..................... Satin tea) - - • Zt . .. . i t_ : • • 'ii 1 been indicated by the govern- ask for the reversal, legal or Herald Staff Writer not ment Attending Thursday's 'Mum Alert' meeting at the Sheraton Smith, amber of Commerce Executive Dli ector Jack Horner. A new Board of Directors as Also, Vihlen said be- will not Slidway Principal I.eroy Inn were (from left) Seminole High Footbal.1 Coach Jerry Pat Register and Terry Smith. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) elected with Bill hfacLauchlin A study on al ternate methods Hampton said today he has an sign the resolution passed by a Posey, SIIS Principal Don Reynolds, Brad Hollingsworth, Pat ner of le City Printing, of "improving the racial enrollment of about oo pupils 4.1 vote Theay. "I don't want and Sara Jcoo. owner of in kindergarten through the it i the resolution) forwardled to Interiors by Sarjl,i, chuwn for Midwa> Elementary School - filth grade Only about fli per the PSC the hairinan noted. Ralph now 9 per cent bck Commissioner John Kimis cent of the pupils are white, he . . . * 1. Sanzlrd Au • • Par; Mike under%ay by Seminole C=ty said. The school is in a black brough said today the comschool officials. , mIssion acted Tuesday or. residential area off S.R. 46. (o;44neflt Coultant Dave Board Attorney Douglas The justice De- partment filed advice of the county attorney. An "Aluini Alert" for s.) The representatives were gymnasium that the public can Horner at the Greater Sanford Farr wiH serve or*-year terms. Stenstrom said today the a motion two weeks ago in the Kimbrough said Freeman graduates of Seminole High asked to contact members of use. Chamber of Cornrnrre United States Justice Depart. U.S. District Court in Orlando, 'shot from The '.iatIn heard, anti hip" shcn he School was held Thursday at their respective classes, eninent is -asking" for a Court but no hearing has been 5et by advised the the Attending the "Alumni Alert" approved, a motion by Sara commission on the noon at the S,tinfordStierat on We hope that graduates r order to have the board im- District Judge George Young. legal rainifications of tile Inn. couraging contributions to Seminole will answer the Cali were Horner, Seminole High Jacobson thint Ity. Sanford Art prove the racial balance at the Stenstrom said the motion Sanlando report. " Horner School Principal Don Reynolds', Association he asked to set up a The brainchild of Greater Seminole High School's new for financial ' 37-year-old school. stadium stems from the Rosenwald Realtor-Associate Sonny boot conthing donated art 'd Sanlando asked for an in. Sanford Chamber of Commerce "But they haven't given us Elementary School issue last crease, from $3.50 to S.) O5 who contribute Baborn '45); Pat Smith ('61); items to be sold to benefit 1 heir names placed on " stadium is for the public for water Executive Director Jack Register i '53); Brad Mother any direction on how to do it," February which was converted and from $3.50- $6.50 to $12 for Hornet, the "alert" gathered also Wilson's - not just for the school," a bronze plaque that will be Pat Good Hollingsworth ('68); Rick Samaritan Home Stenstrom said. No time limit to a trainable mental handicap sewer services. The firm serves together representatives of Hornet said. "There are mounted at the stadium. Smith i'70; Don Knight ('48 1; for the completion of the center and was approved by the about 2,200 customers. The booth would be set up several past graduating classes e!aborate weight rooms and Tlhose who wish to contribute Terry Sinith C55) and [lead during the A&wciation's annwil desegregation was set by the Justice Department. Continued on Page 2-A) of Seminole High. exercise facilities at the to the fund can contact Jack Ftotball Coach Jerry Posey, Art Show Nov. 14-15 Justice Department, either. • We feel we have a unitary school system to start with," Stenstrom said, referring to the . county's 39 schools. 1 "x 2" Clear Cedar llin. ft. I ........ , , *I r .. - . - ft 'J. ~ 5/37,x 41' x 8 WALL PANELING IP - /----- . ? k, .1 _', - - , 44 39.98 1 ; 1 Choose Prestige White, .I! II k I Buckskin Walnut or Early - ' Prof inishecl I lu. - _; T .1A - !i WL' ________ - i _________ I IT , Ir- i 7 4' - 11~ - ' Vinyl Asbestos FLOOR TILE I 1. * 4 .• .It Mixing 3949 52.20 Self-chalking, reversable line guides. No. 125-100' '- 7c - I 96.79 11.69 Briggs White "Conserver" Closet (se). Galvanized Steel Pipe - -1 J • Sc o 73.94 . • I 0 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (ea.I .... Reg. Price (ea. ) ............ 11.45 1" x 3" strips are excellent for use in ,nctallinn ce'lin tile _-a ... - 5 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (ea.) ..... Rued construction corrugated • reinforced steps. 6' high. Lengths 6' thru 16' - 44.39 79.95 Now Look - Hi-lo cut loop and shag In 10 beautiful colors (sq. yd.) ......... Install 12" x 12" tHes quIckly and easily ndith staples or adhesive. + 12.99 Sea Mist • Shear 12' Choice of 11 lovely colors (sq. yd.) . OztePiushtones.ose s -' Reversi Millionairo-4 colors available Isq. yd.) R Price Puce Linen White ... 1.40 99c • . . .. Reg. Price (box) ............8. 19 * - • • • ..• + , I~, i- tic will ask the commission to The reason, Vihlen said, is before rate matters were reverse a decision rwide last because he fears the PSC will handed over to the P.SC at eek which turned utility grant higher Increases to Tuesday's meeting in4'tt r r to Florida's Sanlando Utilities, a firm hose "The people served Santondoaregolng to pay much higher rates than the board flIt would have been willing to Iidway h ol grant,' Vihlen said Vihlen has asked County Attorney Torn Freeman for an opinion as to the legality of eversing Tuesday's - panels in five beautiful paUems. q, • .. . " 13 its GAF Sure-Stik Floor Tile 12" x 12" VinVl Asbestos Tile in many patterns and colors (ea.) ........... Cushioned Vinyl Floor Covering , +. 59.95 _________________ Needlepoint perforations in random * , County Shear 7378/888" Circular Saw lea) ACOUSTICAL STARDRIFT I P" I as -•-•.4 * G Drill (ea) 7450 Be1 Sandora) ............... flSO - * * . dl * I 0 . . I . Seek 3776 40 sq ft ' . . I I I B t the +. ______________ . c Village Blacksmith 10" Electric ChainSaw(oa,) .................. Three-dimensional sculptured r. - W 95 Sunbeam Cordless Hedge Shear GT-1 (ea.) ....................... 18- 88 B&D16 HedgeTrimmer8l24tea ) B & D Edger and Trimmer 8220 (ea.) B&DCordlou Trimmer 8l84(ea.) 59 B&DEiectrict..awn Mower .Single BladowithGres,Catcher(ea.) ...... B & D Electric Lawn Mower Dual BladewithGrisCa1cher(ea,) ...... 129. KLC-3 Garden Ca lea.) ............. 73. .+ ft - 4795 . , ' Swirled design simulates plaster. '-_ " . ' .' f, j '. 1 +a 1 4.49 * I I . I ove x 12" x 12". Box of 40 sq. ft. Reg Price 960 , . .. + .. - - V Ivo white brushed texture finish .r. I I I . 0 i en ACOUSTICALSILENTEX • 0 -Circufted It . - - 5.99 S -4)o6ki, ViWep said, is the 'lead ing candidate" or. directorship of the combined programs. 'in that capacity, the director can prepare a viablecivil defense program during th next year," - B'F flf Vent Model P 1 (ea) Attic Fan Model VP2(na.) _____________________ -- 4mmx4'xB' Surlor In Blue, Green Gold or Cinnamon (sheet) .......... 1 .... - ' Cites Rate-Hike Fear _________________________________ 695 LINEN WHITE 6. V16/D016 16 oz. Claw Hemmer .......6.95 4.96 VB20 2007. Claw Hammer .......... 5.75 4. l6oz.Scony5 Claw Hammer ......... 5.46 EACH grommets. These fine flags, complete with pole, eagle ornament and hardware are offered at our cost... AegRetai etai l ..........73.45 48" Aluminum Level (Cooperative Dispatch Center). 9-1-1- Supervisor John Spoiski _________________________________________ . _____________ o Sh th e chairman said, call would come into a dispatch center. Officials at Spoiski says he ffl seek federal funds to con the center ould determine the need and dispatch struct the CDC building and plans are to combine thenessar ehiclestotneettheernergency_be the to functions to provide Vihien's 'iable chfl it one requiring fire, police or whateer d e fense program' for Seminole County. Spoiski, who as appointed earlier th is year to in the event federal funds can't be found the 1 1 supervisor's slot, no 3i 9-1-1 and civil VihIen said plans are to provide rnony for the CDC defense are 'compatible." in the county's 19777 budget, a budget analysts The law says the 9-1-1 program will be npredict ill be even tighter than this )ear's plemented sometime In 1977 'flit. Telephone Art of 1974 FWVidI for the 9-1-1 ulshi envisions an emerinc mmunication.s . >stein lb state, tuer, did not provide inon ssteizi in Seminole Counts under on rnf -L to set'it up. &~il~ ijj~, tne iystem 6 d qu)ck alert toll root of the CDC. free system ch provides, In theory, rapid But for now the county has no roof under which responses to emergencies. to house the system, 6,cause the county allocated A person who needs help would dial 9-1-1. The no funds for a CDC. . "Until I get back with the cornmission, I'm still of the opinion a rate building should be separate r • allocated leM C DC ., ' Here's our sa lu te ,o you and our great coUntry to help you celebrate our nation's 200th year, we've selected a high quality home flag set featuring durable double stitched stripes of colorfast cotton with heavy canvas headers and brass ispatchin g_Plans D he'll be looking this year to the commission and to the Federal oernnicnt for money needed to set up a Cooperathe Dibpatch Center (CIX), a center x1ski nisions as the nerse center of the 911 herald Stall %%riter on more than 2(X) products. •) 9- 1- 1 Budget C SALE - .. ", " .. "I' I-`-- A Cuts I I 'Jf, t County -000-0-~ . . - -1 Sanford, Florida Wflprjce 10 Cents * : ;..~ *;,:,. - . I .,,-. " ,-. , . . 1 , 1 ~ . . :01 1 .- •. .- - . 0 Ak 7., * ________________________________________________________ c... .:: . * I .- ______________________ Thurd.y, Sept 23, 1975 Th . . -_ "..... 0 M - - ei and east of the center and 75 miles to the southwest. , -# h -, Hurricane Gladys, meanNora Gordon. president of SISTER Inc. ISanford's Interested %hile. was centered near lati- SISTER PAYS +--*-* ,** _+ * -* ** + *- - +v- - * -+r= **** + N _ . . ece ve s c ea%e pay until the investigation is concluded and a decision is reached. - -- --_ I T . -_ .--r ~ 1~1 -0 I-----_7 'I - Mrs. hIlg&s said she got "sick," fturtd ripurted. . - hut had taken no medication after sisitlog her &ntist for some "gum work" reecetly. . '.• lisheisretatned,shewtllbemosedtuanothLrroute, said Burnied Bused said he dro ve her route today, and many of the children on bus No 2 acted smart alk "They didn't know who he was, be said Crooms Junior 111gb School Principal L I Illarksheare said 'nursday "she apprared Ill," and was Filark3heare said the pupils told him Mrs. Hodges had momentarily slipped off the road several times and no %arning lights %ere med when she stopped to pi(k up pupils. -- - * - -v:- - + :- + -+ =r-- -- :-- * �'A—Evening Herald, Sanford. FL i.ridy. Sopt.2, 97S ________________________ _________________________ 5OCents Per Hour Sought NATION IN BRIEF Denied By School Board To Arrange Lie Test JACKSONVILLE tAP) — The FBI let John Clayton Massey go free the first time he told agents he had been recruited to assassinate President Ford because a second meeting was arranged for a polygraph test, agents say. He was arrested only after he telephoned the FBI in Ocala in north-central Florida to say he would ot take the test, agent Robert H. Anderson said Thursday. Massey, a burly 32-year-old unemployed service station attendant, 'as in jail today under $100,000 bond on a charge of conspiracy to kill the President. He entered no plea at a hearing Thursday and did not comment on the charees. Arraignment was set for Oct. 3. Need For Coal Told CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (API — Unless the government qutrkl bin.s to promote the ce of cflal, the United States ill dndp jnr'sun at! and gas for hail of its total eneriw liv flw turn of the cntury, a corpter projection study shows. The study, prepared at Dartmouth College, says domestic production of petroleum has reached its peak and that a dramatic shift to coal Is the only way to avoid much greater foreign dependence. The research, based on a computer model of the nation's energy use, was conducted by Roger F. Nail and Dennis I.. Meadows of Dartmouth and John StanleyMiller of the University of Soutirn California. Collector:Agent Handled Gun S/IN FRANCISCO tAP) — A gun collector says an undercover federal firearms agent unwittingly examined the gun Sara Jane Moore bought and, a day later, shot at President Ford. "The man handled several gurs in my attache case," collector Mark Fernwood said Thursday. "I'm alnxt certain he handled the one she shot at the President. I know he saw IL" Law enforcement sources said Mrs. Moore drove the unidentified agent to Fernwood's Danville home Sunday alter she had given police and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) Information about possible federal gun control law vlolation.i. Patty Still Ardent, Tape Reveals SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A private conversation recorded by authorities reveals Patricia Hearst as a 5t11L ardent 'revoluuónary feminist" seeking freedom on bail, but not if "I'm a prisoner in my parents' home." The transcript of the jaithouse conversation with cliii. hood friend Patricia Tobin was made public Thursday. It left Patty's parents apparently shaken. Her motr, Catfrrine, usI1y npsed, called newsmen 'ibunthof ghouls" ásthey sought commenton the excerpted tranrlpt. And Mrs. Hearst and her husband, Randolph A. Hearst, cut short a jail visit pith Miss Hearst Thursday night. Corps Saves Lives Of Chickens MOBILE, Ala. tAP) — At least 2'z million chickens may owe their lives to the Army Corps of Engineers. A spokesman said Thursday that the corps supplied electric generators to Alabama and florida chicken farmers left without power a result of Hurricane Nine generators were rushed to DeFunlak Springs, fla., at the request of Mayor Huey Irslnger and thicken farmers and processors. "Operation Save the Chickens' Involved 2L million chickens in the Florida area," the spokesman said. WORLD IN BRIEF Iran Agrees To Split Oil Price Hike Into Stages VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Iran, leader of the "moderate" majority of OPEC members wanting increases of 10 to 20 per cent In the price of crude oil, today said It would agree to splitting an increase into two stages — half now and half ata future date. However, Iranian Oil Mlnistcr Jamshid Aniouzegar said his country contlmied to Insist on a price increase of about 15 or 16 per cent. Ainouzegar said nine of the 13 members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries were asking for "moderate" increases, leaving Saudi Arabia v1rtuallyaloneIntringtoho1dtheriietospej Arnouzegar said one or two OPEC members were demanding "pie-In.the..sky" Increases of 2Z per cent when the current nine-month price freexe expires Sept. 30. Moynihan Cites U.N. Tyranny UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. tAP) — The new United States ambassador to the United Nations, Daniel Patrick Moynthan, says the tyranny at the majority about which his pre'r cmp!ained last year is rearing Its head at this year's General Assembly. like Ambassador John A. Scall last year, Moynthan In an interview Thursday night was referring to team-roI1er tactics which the Asian, African and Communist cowi tries can exert when they band together. Jet Dellvety Date Moved Up WASHINGTON tAP) —The United States has agreed to move up the delivery dale For shipment of a new jet fzghtertximber to Israel and to provide the Jewisi state ith an electronic early warning defense system, dtplon:atic sources say. In addition, the sources say Israel will be receiving next month the f l00Laiece missile batteries, a surface-to trface we2pon system s*ith a ?G.rnlle ran'e. By JOE ASIREN Herald Staff Writer ALTAMON1E SPRINGS— A staff was denied by the board ranged from 5 to 39 cents per Board Chainnan Robert "Bud" CITY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE hour. (Salaries ranged from Feather to make a report Oct. 8 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND request for the 135-member Janitorial department of the WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA $2.51 to $3.54 per hour), on COUNTY, an Notice of Public Hearing alternative FOP SEMINOLF However, Ernest Cowley, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —July 1, 1975 increases hospitalization plan for lower FLORIDA istant director of NOTICE ISHEREBY given by the Plo 751373 CA.09D personnel, ranged from 9 cents to 13 cents income emptoyes. MOPTC,Ar.F GUARANTY IN. City Cincil of the CIty of Winter Seminole County School system said the custodians and maids has been denied by the School "Out living cost has in- SIIPAPICF cORPORATiON, a Sprinos. Florida. that said City received a total tof three raises per hour. (Salaries now range Board, Council will hold a Public Hearing at from $2.60 to $3.67 per hour), creased with everyone elses, Wivrinin rnrlwalion. from July 1974 to July 1, 1975: Plaintiff, 7) p m or as sn thereafter as Frank Joyce, custodian at Cowley said Joyce, who is The hospitalization plan of ,. possible on Monday. October 13. Lyman High School and in. —July, 1974, increases paid $3.02 per hour, received a Sciiiinole County has increased WIl 11AM M THORNE and ANNA 1975, to consider the request Of _______________________________ - formal spukesnian for the ranged from 19 to 25 cents per total 35 cents per hour mcrease from $45 to $59 per month. This NOPA 1HORNE. his wife. Seminole Cablevision. Inc . for Defendants, authorIty to modify franchise group, said he personally hour. (Salaries ranged from since July of 1974. increase has wiped out most all NOTICE OF aorc,'me,t to provld for an in wage increases for your FORECLOSURE SAt F crease in rates. including rates for NOTICE 'S HEREBY GIVEN installation and monthly services custodians and maid staff, plus 1r",ant to a Final Judgment of Schedule of present rates arid some have to pay extra for this for rl,irp fated S.c,tember 74th, ppoevj rates may be reviewed at coverage," said Joyce. 1975, and .'nered in Civil Case No the following locations Feather called It an "unJust 7(1771 (4 O 0 04 the Circuit Court 1, SemInole Cablevision, Inc 04 the 1ITPI ludiciii Circuit in and ei French Avenu, system" where the for S,mlnnt County, Florida, Sanford, Florida Present Wells Adequate fte r tcIe r : c: rant l'opitalii.atjon coverage is in- creased by higher IncoIiit' lSI,ANi COW POWAT 1074. a Office cii the City (led, employes. He said he favors "a Wisconsin corporation. Plaintiff. City Hall By DONNA ESTES preserve for the next a planner. and Wil 11AM M THOR NE and Winter Springs, Florida Herald Staff Writer generation. Ms. Johnston said a planner low oftlon plan." harris said APffiANORATHORNE,h,swifeare ra. I'.yt,,its I will s'i to trip 'iQbt.' rticipa'.! •'3.ij) LONGWOOD — If the city , : :j, ti pS .'r invited MS. Johnston said it is would be responsive to the I'nII Pw't hdd.r I or ch at IhC Wt to øtter. .lnd be beard can get through the month of amazing how alike the corn- council, have a quick under- be required. front ct'nr of the Seminole County THISNOTICEISI0P,publishcdin Board member Allan F. ('rthv, October without suffering a niunitli's' goals are. in Sanford. Seminole The Evening Herald a newspaper of stall(Iing of the people's needs Keeth told Joyce his need, and (r's'nty, Florida, at II o'clock A M water shortage, the present general circulation In Said Cty, one She was asked for her advice and have the ability to list these wells will be adequate until next on what the city, which will be needs and communicate with that of the 135 other employes, en the 17th day of October. 1915 the (I) time' at least fifteen (IS) days following dicrib4'd pr'oer1y as set prior to the time of the Public summer, Council Chairman ,t, hiring a planner soor under the the people. for a cost of living increase Is forth inaid Final Judgment, tO wit earina I t 1 nd North 17 5' lot 4. Block H. ('rant told colleagues this federally-funded Comprehen. DATED this 11th day of Sea "A planner's job Is to avoid "no greater than any other '° cIIjtlJpflAp HOMES. according week. Sive Employment and Training putting his own values Into employe." Keeth said he to th olaf thereof as recorded in tember. 1973 City of Winter Grant, at a joint meeting of Act (CETA), should look for in recornmendatlons," she said. prefers a merit increase PIat Book 6. Pages (40 and 61. PubliC Springs. Florida system, anyway. He said the Rernrd of Seminole County. the city council and the land . ç. M,r' I planning agency (zoning boardj with a planner from King Helic Planning Consultants mc,, present, said problems with a sufficient water supply arc certain to surface again during the peak use months next summer. lie said the consensus of the council Is that another well Is needed In the city's western end If the city is going to have development. In addition, city officials In recent months have indicated a desire to supply water to new areas bounding SR 434, currently served by privatelyowned Sanlando Utilities. Grant estimated the cost of a new well and aerator at $200,000, saying that while the city has a law requiring developers to Install water lines, the city must be able to supply ,tt watçr "With a long, dry season, we might find ourselves out ',f water," Grant said. Grant affirmed, to a question from Land Planning agency Member James Smith, that It is a long term goal of the city "to take over a privately-owned system serving part of the city." The council chairman, saying some are tagging him and "extreznist" and pro-Industrial and commercial development, noted nevertheless that the city needs business and Industry to provide jobo at home, The Joint meeting of the two city bodies with planner Bonnie Johnston was called by Grant to discuss goals rind objectives of the land planning mandated by state law to be completed by wn. board saw no reason to change FIOrid. City Cterk rl*TFr) this 74th day of Sep NEWMAN 0 BROCK the existing pay raise Index te'mher 1976 City Attorney which he s'iid would only "open tcn City of Winter Sorings Arlh,sr H I%eckwith. Jr. a can of worms." Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court Publish' Sevt 76. 1975 Superintendent William P. RiCharde OFR 177 "BvI" Layer told Joyce if he 0ni"v Clerk —_____________________ wanted to become qualified to THOMAS S RECICAR APNOI 0 MATt'ENY & UNITED STATES DISTRICT be a bus driver, he probably FAC.APJ A COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF would make more money. t57 NORTH ORANGE AVENUE FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION— Joyce said all 135 employes POST OFFICE BOX 7947 COURT NO. 7i.S3Orl.CIv.Y ORI AN0() FLORIDA 31507 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. cannot become bus drivers, P,hlith' Seni 76. 1973 Plaintiff, v John W Hannah, Et Harris explained the other FP 174 Lie. Et Al NOTICE OF SALE salary increases this year: Notice Is hereby given that purSuant NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS —Layer's salary was in. toe SUMMARY FINAL DECREE of NAME STATUTE Foreclosure entered on September creased from $27,906 to $31,315, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1975 by the above entitled Court, which is set by the state, Notice is hereby given thC? fl the above styled cause, the un —Board members salaries undersigned, pursuant to the derslne1 United States Marshal, or "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter were increased from $4,800 to $43 09, FlorIda Statutes, will register one of his qoly authoeiid deputies. will sell the property situate in 157, which Is set by the state, with the Clerk of the Circuit Seminole County. Florida, describe'ct —The board budgeted a total Court, in and for Seminole County, as totSandtheSputh7f,ejof Los?. Florida, upon receipt of proof of the BLock 1, increase of $140,000 for top publication FAIRVIEW SUBDIVISION, of ths notice, the fic- according administrators and principals tit bus name, fOwit TWINAIR recorded to the Piat thereof as n Plat Book 4. Page 71. and some personnel In clerical, under which we are engaged in Public Records of Seminole County. as SSa Brookwood Lane In Florida data processing, maintenance business at public outcry to le the City of Maitland, Florida. highest and best bidder for cash at and security departments, That the parties interested in said O'Clock Noon on 'hursday —'The board budgeted a total business e'nterpr'se are as follows: Otobir 30. 1975 at tht West door of 'TWIN AIR. INC Increase of $1,620 over a five the Seminole Cou$y Courthouse, By: Lillian Catherine Figura. Sanford Florida year period (or both Harris' ted C 77 75 liv: Harriot Alecander, salary and for that of Assistant MITCHFLL A PIEWIIERGER Secretary Supt. for Instruction Dan Dagg. UNITED STATtS MARSHAL Dated at Orlando. Orange County. MIDDLE DISTRICT OF —The board budgeted a total Florida, August 25th. 1975 F1C,RIDA $1,000 Increase (or about 15 PublIsh' Sept 5. 13. IC. 26, 197$ KENDELL. W WHERRY DEP '3 principals. _____________________________ — Assistant United States Attorne, Attorney for Plaintiff —The board approved in a WAREHOUSE SALE Publish' Sept 34, Oct 3, tO. Il, 1973 collective bargainIng contract, Pursuant to Chapter 677.7710 of DFR.17o an increase in the base, or the uniform Commercial Cacti. Part ______________________________ II. we' herpwlth advertise for sale the starting salary, for teachers following CITY OF from $7,800 to $8,100. Cartons of miscellaneous Items. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. distipaks of chinaware, beds. chest Cowley said the 135 members FLORIDA drawers, dressers, washers. intheJanitorialdepartmentare of Notice of Public HearIng deyers, snfs, chairs, refrigerator o WHOM IT MAY CONCERN not represented by the end many more ftm NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by BELONGING TO' MOS Curtis, the Board Seminole County Education of Zoning Appeals of the' Sanford. Fla : Jane Ashley. Sari. A.csoclation (SEA), but are ford, City of Altamnote Sorng. Florida, Fla Lou Unsnger. Sanford. m, said Ikwird *iIl hold a public recognized by the board under Fla : Marcia Harris, Sanford, Fla hearina t consider a varin(C Non-Instructional Personnel of A F Davis. Apopka. Fia appeal concernIng an off sit, sign to The' sal. to take' olace at )37 Seminole County (NIPSCO). Pine he i the City of Altamonte Ave. Sanford, Fla. A, Caroline Brown, food service LOSSIP4G7RANSFER&STORAGE Springs. Florida, advertising a manager of the Oviedo COMPANY. INC at 10:00 am. business located itt Seminole Saturday, October 11th, 1975 Production Center, Is president Publish' hiecs property i described as Sept. 76. Oct. 3. 1973 flewt' of NIPSCO, he said, DERlIS Parcel 0 Cowley explained the School From the center of Section Ii. NOTICE UNDER F1'TITIOUS Board has also recognized t*riship 31 South. Range 29 East, NAME STATUTE Seminole County Bus Drivers TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminole County. Florida. run with e' P1mm South center line of said Association and the Seminole Notice is hereby given that f he Section 11 North 0 degrp 33' 3)" undersiqnej, pursuant to the west County Clerical Association, a d%tttna of 17470 feet to the "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter butthestate'sPubl;cErnployes I45O9,FIorkjaStafules.will'rgf NOrtherly right ci way line of State Relations Commission (PERC) with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. ri Road Ni', 4'34 the'ne' run South 59 33' At." East along the sad hasn't certified any of the three and for Seminole County, Florida. ?ight of way Iinui a distance of 700 upon receipt of proof of the arganizatlons for bargaining as publication fiet: thence run North 0 degrees 33' of this notice, the f Ic. 'et. 31" west a distance of 175 feet to the tltioui name, to wit: THE (Seal) Arthur H tieckw'th. Jr I one, nItric circuit Court fly' Elaine RiCPuarde Deputy Clerk Pit,tih Sept 17. IC. 76. Oct 3 1975 OFQ ______ I — CITY OF AL.TAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice' of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNPlOT lr IS HEREBY GIVEN the City Cnmm;sson of the City of itltamonte Springs. Florida, that said City Commission will hold a public hearing on the guestlon of amemlinri certain sections of Ordinane' Po 77973 saId Ordinance benc, the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance within the City of Altamont, Springs. Florida The' amendments to be considered are rncve fully drirnibed as follows' I Amendment to Se:tuon 6. C". II to allow dry ctean,ng pai'Paolng plants for ne'iqhb(whopd service neneralty in shopping center — Judge Can Rule On Fuel, Shevin Tells Supreme Court TALLAHASSEE (APi - A Dade County circuit judge has the authority to rule on a suit seeking $100 tiilllIon in daniage for fuel-adjustiiier,t charges on electric bills, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has told the Florida Supreme Court, In a brief filed Thursday, Shevin (lisputed the daim of the Public Service Coriiniis.sion and Florida Power & light ('o. that Judge Dan Satin lacks jurisdiction in the swt against the commission and company. Na emergency exists for the Supreme Court to halt proceedings in the case, Shevin said. lie said that the suit is not an attempt to stop FP&L from collecting fuel adjustment charges, which could damage the company and a basis to halt the action, but it only seeks damages which ran go through the normal judicial rou:e. The suit was filed by FP&L customers Phyllis Miller and Ronald Fieldstone on Oct. 31, 1974, two weeks after St't'vin stiti in an tpinmn that the ['SC's niethud t'stat)lishiirIg fuel adjustzi ient tha rges was illegal. asks waiver of the Combined Off Street Parking Se'r$lon 116(flol the 7enlnr, Ordnance to allow twe'ly' r' t.-,4l ti.I,j stalls to, restaurant The PUBlIC HEARING will be hi'ld in the City HatI of Altamonte Springs, Florida on Thursday, Octoher 11th 1913. at 300pm ,or as so thereafter as possible, at which time interested flAfties and citizens loin and against the Proposed variance will he heard tHIS NOTiCE is ?o be publIshed P', rnstintt one ill tny on the aforesaid described Property and postIng In three (II public places within the City of Altamonte prinr,, Florida, at least fifteen (15) c1a.,s prior to the time of r*jblic hearing DATED THIS flnd DAY OF SFPIFMRFr4 1916 4 0 fOF F 1(141 SF41.) Phyllis jorciahl City Clerk AItmnnfe' Florida Puhlih' Sept 26 1975 (IFP 16.1 Nominee Opposes Mining , WA.SIIINGTON tAP - President Ford's nominee as interior secretary says if he is confirmed, he will block strip mining in the Osceola National Forest at least until a new federal study is completed in two or three years. The pledge by Thomas S. Kleppe came Thursday during confirmation hearings before the Senate Interior Cornniittee. Kleppe, who now heads the Small Business Adiiinlstration, first made the commitment Tuesday to committee mnember Sen. Richard Stone, D-Fla. Florida's sen!or senator, I4awton Chides, also a Democrat, shossed up at the Thursday hearing to press Kieppe further on the Osceola matter. Although not a committee miiember, Chiles was allowed to sit in and ask questions. .,,I nsiies CITY OF LONGW000,FLOPIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE 45 '1ERFOY GIVEN by the City Cacciol of the City Of onawnoil, Florida. that Sad City Council will bold a public hearing' I a) 'To consder anneialion of the' following dp%rribed property lying Seminole li - --- —. County, IAJNGWOOI) - I-'ublu' at- as it gives to ness residents tention was given this week to from the Longwood Groves the plight being experienced by subdivision, across the street, ex-councilman John Reams who might protest the rewning with being unable to expand the in the otherwise wholly grooming shop at his dog residential area. kennels because the use of his Julian said nevertheless lithe ProIxrty off E.E. Williamson city considers changing the was declared "nonuonfonning" when the city's zoning, council can only do so rOperly by adopting an ororiginal zoning ordinance was (linance after public hearings, adopted in thi late 1950's. With Reams' appeal to the City Clerk Onnie H. Shomate ('it)' council for assistance, a ixflnted out the ordinances on similar problem encountered record, adopted during the 1959by Council Chairman J.R. 1960 era, are numbered con(;rant also came to' light, secutit'ely indicating none have Reams appeared before been lost, at least during that council with his tenant, Sam time period, Bo'sman, rt'qtit'sting the ('it' tu ( ;rt'. prperty, in the l:ive' IM.'rhiiisslorl for the ex residential area bounding pansion of the business. Orange and Palmetto Streets, He contended he could get an affidavit froui a persor. who was also considered nonremembers that the zoning conforming when the city designation of a portion of the passed its original zoning orparcel, occupied by the kennels, dmance because of the business had been changed from at the site next to the Grant home residential to commercial, Currently, part of Grant's Although the council voted to -----------------------business buildingand at the siteby is authorize City Attorney Ned being occupied used Julian Jr. to prepare an or- anottler commercial en(lina nec to change the zoning to terprise. commercial, Reams stated his fears th.t the council at the Juliari said "theoretically" a required public hearing will non'conforming use expires give equal attention to his when the original owner no request as a long-time resident longer uses It. A non- '. - SEPT. 26 Sanford Optimists awardsinstallation banquet. 7 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. I'rcsldents' Council of I)eltona, 10 a.m., Community ('enter Arts and Crafts Building. SEIr. 27 Principles and Practices of Insurance for Agents 2.20 exam, 7 p.m., DE-2 room, Seminole Community College. Call Adult Occupational coordinator A.F. Barrs at SCC. Rummage Sale sponsored by Seminole High Civinettes, 8 am. to 5 p.m., Old U.S. Bank, Sanford Plaza Vi h len Seeks Change In litility Decision - ' - "- '-' ._,, -' - .. _ ',"-'..,,—.-. " " fleolrinle',g 4, Stella Collard, Dehlary Roger W, Nelson, DeBary Evalyn H. Wells, DeLar.J Mabel F. Becker, Deltona Edna Garceau, Deltona Ruby N. Rogers, Deltona Dennis J. Weeks, Deltona _____ _____ __________________________ I Y ___________________ _____________________________ ______ _____________________________ ____________________________________ IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME 831.4405 IsOvututu —ee.0 IDAYS 1 mile 34V1P, of Siu4srd — N,t to BICYCLES ALTAMONTE SPRINGS SALES SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES REPAIR ALL MAKES USED BIKES 996 W. HWY. 436 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 834.2000 ocr. i tltamonte Springs Woman's Club membership luncheon, 11 am. Altamonte Civic Center. Open to all interested women. i 436 MORN -- LET YOUR NOSE LEAI) YOIJ TO - .,,, ,, Saturday. Highs in the low to James Shannis mid 80s lows in the 60s. AJyce H. Tmndel Mrs. Michael (Sharon) Northeasterly winds arouni 10 mph. Johnson & Baby Boy EXTENL)El) FOltE('AST Mrs Aloiysius (Janie) Smith Partly cloudy with sc'ittertI & Baby Girl thundershowers mostl) over Frances E. Cri.spino, I)eltona south portion. l!ighs mainly in Alene F), I)andrea, Delton's the 80s I4owsin the &Isextrtame Dorothy harding, tkltona north and mainly 7 elseHose Manogg, Deltona where Albert J. Wurzberger, DelDa)ioI Beach tides: high tom, 12:30 n.m., 1:06 p.m.; low 6:30 Nancy F'. Norton, Enterprise a.m.,7:3lp.m. Port canaveral: l(ti'hird I). Nott, Winter high 12:10 a ui, 12:54 111 If QUALITY INN NORTh EVER "V SATIJRDA!i_ FOR A FABULOUS .-_ and the undersigned as Sheriff of SemInole County. Florida. will at FICTITI'3US NAME tl'OO AM ret the 10th day of Oc Notice I', he.rehy Oliver, that I son fober, A 0 1976 offer for sale anti sell to the hght bidden, for (5h. rrin,tfl,,i in hiine at 701 (chin', Ithiect to any and all cutting Icins, On , Srifcird. Seminole' County at the Front IWesf I Door of the' Florida tinder the li(titiO5 name Seminole Cnunt'/ Courthoute In PHIl 'S 41110 BRAkE PARTS 'li"riford, Florida, the above Sf P anti that I intend to register 'aid nanie' with the Clerk of the described pprsonl property That said SAle' i5 twinq made to Circuiit (ri,irt Seminole County Satisfy the termS nf Said Writ of FIciritM In arcnrdancç with the g'rs'mon's of the Fictitious Name Erecution 'tatu,ts 'In Wit Sect on u%o ln#in F Polk, florida Statutes lC%7 Sheriff S Philip P Wells Seminole County. FlOrida P,il'tkh 5r''it I? 19 74 0t 1 1913 PtuP'llçh !lenf 76 Oct 3. 10, 17. 1973 l"if P 7? DIP tM MARRIAGE • susoucss LOtfOW000 NOW IN Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Ught Building, Sanford. -B J,L11 - BUFFET On Our Beautiful Outside Patio ENJOY OUR DELICIOUS __________________________________________________ Bar-B.Q Chicken • BB.Q Ribs • Corn-On-The-Cob • Tangy Cole Slaw WEATHER ,_ ,_- .__s,. .__ CARD READIGI. CRYSTAL SAIL IEADIP,C.S PIELPCUL ADVICE Ot ALL AFFAuR5 S LOVE S LIFE SCHWINN® SEI'T. 30 Seminole County REACT 'ream 2658, 8 p.m., First Federal Community Room, 312 %V. First St.. Sanford, I — PALMIST PAST— PRESENT—FUTURE Investment and Financial - Stereo Theft Investigated - Planning, with Emphasis on the Self-Employed, 7 p.m., Seminole Conunumty College South Seminole Center, 1-4 and, 436. One night a week for firt' %'.CekS. — ' - Whole life readings: $5 with this ad I CALL for APPOINTMENT Bob Considine Dies ''--- ____________________________ MADAM KATHERINE CALENDAR — -, — — II Pitts.Lee Pay Opposed - - -- — - — the main section and frorzi residential to business district for the portion bounding the highway. A Public hearing on the rezoning was set for Monday at 7:30 p.m. - Adopted a resolution authorizing Grant to complete arrangements to refinance the loan on the newest fire pumper. The loan, with ComBank Casselberry, totals 127,3.55 at six per cent interest. Approved a restluon to include in an agreement with Seminole C'blevision a provision that city residents may have installation of the crvicc within:! fee rlurir. 'L.first 3days it is available. - Teachers To Vote On Contract - conforming use can neither be expanded nor changed, he said, In other action, Council: Accepted the resignation of Robert Harms from the lind Planning Agency zoning hs)ardj. Grant said an appointmentwouldbernadeatthe next council meeting to fill the vacancy on the advisory board and requested that each councilman be prepared to make a recommendation, Connell requested his colleagues to look into the qualifications of his proposed appointee, James Fisher of Devortshjre. Harms was a resident of Devonshire. Named Mayor I Jrrmmnfl the city's delegate to the Florida League of Cities convention to be held Oct. 23,24 and 25 in Orlando and agreed to pay Lormann's $35 registration fee. Passed on first reauing an ordinance rezonlng the Betty Widdis property east of SR 427 from residential to industrial on Ffriind? All In The GAINESVILLE (API - If you've got the sniffles, it may all be in your mind, says a researcher skeplical about a study which appears to show that orange juice ssards off common colds. The study is his own. Dr. Robert H. Waldman, chief of infectious diseases at the University of Florida's College of Medicine, said a dozen volunteers drank orange juice after being dosed with cold viruses. They suffered little, if at all, from the cold. But 12 persons dosed "ith cold viruses and not given orangejuicesulferedthrougha week of sniffles, coughs and sore throats, ______ •n Ex-Councilman Prevented From Expanding Dog Shop - Legal Notice PEP 166 FLORIDA IN BRIEF point of beginning Containing 0380 arrr'Till' 5I-QllI',T I Dli VAL1IAPICF- being Non-Conforming Zoning Cited , . ,'!_' CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the flo,rd of 7nning Appeis of the City of Altamonte Springs. Florida, that 'aid Board will hold a public bearing to consider th guestlon Of orttntinq a variance for the following described Oroperty From the SE corner of Lot I. Lake Adelaide Fstates. according to the plttt thereof recorded In Plat Book 9. pane 16, P,'blic Regrd of Seminole Cr'pty Inrida 1J'in S 00 degrees 48' 40" F along the East boundary Of 'aid plat 73 feet: thence S $9 degrees I)' 70" W 1600 feet to the point of beginnIng : Run thence S 00 degrees 46' 40" F Ill 53 feet to a point on the Northerly right of way lIne of State' RoarS No 416. said rh)ht of way line' being on a curve conc.ve to the Northeasterly and haying a radius of 109475 fe't; thence from a tangent hearing 74 lSdegreri 33' 06" W, ruin Plnrth*e'ste'rly along Said State' Road right of way line and along the arc nf said curve 10658 feet: the'nte N IX) degrees 16' 01" F. 54 41 feet to the beginning of a curve ronrave In the Northwesterly and having a radius cii IS feet: thence from a tangent hearing N 56 degrees 3)' 05" F run Pirw'tp,erly atong the arc of saId curve 1) 40 feet: thence N $9 de'arees I)' 70' F. $501 feet to the I0fl Friday Sept76. 1915.-3A Fvenina Herald. canford i Florida. to wt All of Block A. Tract 3. Sanlando Springs Subdivision, as recorded in Alday shoot sponsored by Plat Rook 3, Page 31, Public Records Seminole County Gun and of 'lernr,&e County, Florida Plus FORT LAUDERDALE API Broward County Archery Association, Osceola bealnnmngattneNorth*ejtcornerof SaO1 Block A. 'un P4rth 73 feet to the teachers vote next week on a proposed contract that ofairfield range near Geneva. right of way of Stat. Road diItrIct* fers virtually no improvements over a pact offered by the Food available. Pistol, trap and 2 Amendment to Section 6 by the thence Fast 205 1 feet. thence South school board before teachers went on a three-day strike, archery. hene 775 feet. r West 60 feel more addition oi a new zoning Negotiators for about 5,000 teachers and the county classification to he knøwn as "F;D" Iris t the Southeast corner of Sad A, thence Northerly along the Rto Glaucoma Screening by - - Planni.s lncirutriai Development school board reached tentative agreement on a one-year Easterly line' of said Block A. 237 ,! 3 Amendment to Section 16a (II) Florida Societ' for Prevention contract Thursday, a day after the teachers ended the by ,evilo of the' regulations feet t the' Pifwthesjt corner of said of Blindness, 1-5 p.m., Sanford jU0 strike of the county's 143 schools. 4, thence' Wi-st 93 1 te'e't t the relating to political campaign SignS Plaza, for ages 2.5 and over. Pibli hearing will be held l, the point of beg,nnnq l'he agreement, which will be presented for ratification ('ily Hall, Aitamonte Springs, I FSS by the Classroom Teachers Association, gives teachers VFW Post and Auxiliary at the intersection of the East Florida rio Tuesday. October II. $3.2 million In raises, but $2.2 million of that already was right of way linerif Aldus Avenue. as 1976 at 10050 annual Lite-A-Bike o om on as authorized under the previous pact. thprefton a', onisble. at which time ShOwn on pl6$ cit Sanlando Springs as program, ('as selbe rr y 'ntcre'ted parties for arid against recorded In PhI Book S. Page' SI, Elementary School beginning the ana South right of way tine of the proposed amendments to Or State Road S 114. thence' run North 10 a.m. Free safet' check, dinance PIn 33* 71 will be beard 59deoreec II' 36" East S feet; thence This Notice 5 tO be published by booklet, reflector tape and 'l0tithwpte''' slang a straight line postinn in three Iji public places refreshments. tO A posnt S feet South Of the Point 01 JACKSONVILLE tAP) Sen. Lew Brantley, within the City of Altamonte Beginning, 'hence North 00 degrees C Springs. Florida. antS publiShed ,, 'hairman of the state Senate Rules Committee, says he Oktoberfest, (;erman 75' 04" West S feet to the Point of The Fve'niog Herald a newTpaper Of still oppose any legislation to cormipensate Freddie Pitts Aim icrican S'n'ietv, 381 Orange fipainning rr,ntanlr,g Ilsouare feet nenerAl circulation in said City one and Wilbert Lee for their I2years In prison. more' or less Ill time' iI least fifteen 1131 days Lane, Cassclt'rry, beginning ifltO the' corporate limits of the City prior to the time of the public htts and Lee were freed by executive pardon a week at 3 p.m. Ilarnionica and guitar of t olia*cu'WI F lor IdA arid (bi To bearing ago after twice being convicted and sentenced to die for a music, 4-8 German band from consider also the guestion of PATIO thiS 71rd day Sep double robbery.killing to which another man several des iooatino and a%siQnnq the zoning 8:3OandGertnan foodand beer. tember, A r classification of B ) Business times confessed. 6- Phyllis Jordahl , SEll'. 28 District, to Said ornoeriw as that n,,,i.. i......„,,,,. iuii rnwvia uc :.J...,i "..' iliuludWu rna seen cornclassification is descr,bed en the of the City of NAACP membership and pensation from the state. zoning Ordinances of the City of Altamonfe Sori,sg mass meeting, 7:30 p.m., Allen oriowonil. Florida. tg wit Or Florida Chapel ÂME Church, Sanford. ctinanice Plo 11') as amended and Pijtiti5h Sept 34, 1973 Supplemented Speaker-Attorney James I1EP Ill _____________________________ The' present zoning classification lden. Sad property is P 1A as that NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SALE classification '5 deScribed ifl the Spaghetti dimint'r, .ill t1i at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that zoninaordinan(esanclregutatlonsof NEW YORK tAPi Robert journalis since he was All Souls &'hool, Sanford. by virtue of that certain Writ of Seminole County. Florida lrnard "Bob” Considine, a top brought to New York by the late F,enition ISsuerS out of and under The' public hearing will be held un the seat ot the Circuit Court star in the Hearst stable of William Randolph Hearst Sr. in Eighteenth Annual West City Hall, Lnngwr,od, Florida. on the' Virginia I)ay, 10 a.m. to 4 pIn. Pfillst'wirouah County. FloridA, upon 11th s1v cit flc$rr,.r 1915 at 7 m ,'nli,mnistc for ri ceonoratirin anal 1017 Cnnrli.., IlI3IUIII5,' IUi IIIUI b"" a final iuctome..' rendered in the ri,' or as soon thereaft'n Fox Lake Park, Titusvllle. aforesaid cOurt on the 5th day of possible, at which time interested a prize-winning correspondent, widely-known for his King FeaPrograniat May. A 0 1976. In that certain case parties anti titite'ns for and against is dead of a stroke at 68. tures Syndicate column "On the or food sold 1byp.m. Bring picnic entitled, Drew Tile Supply Co. a the proposed MInIS Volunteer annesation and zoning ('onsidine succumbed Thurs- line." Florida corporation Plaintiff, vs will he heard Said hearung may be Fire [)ept. Country music, Clifton SPiadron, doing business as Contlnuert from time to :ime' until day night at New York Medical speakers and skits. For all Shadron Tile. Deftndant. whIch final action i% taken by the City As a correspondent, he u Center University Hospital, aforesaid Writ of Ececution was CpuniI former West virginians. where he was taken Monday t'red World War II and the Kodelivered to me as Sheriff of Tbi notice shall be posted at the' Seminole County. Florida, Anti I a',,, . -. after he was found lying on the rean War and had many cx- SEI'i. 29 WUfl'ri uv rum IW °' nave levied upon the' following I cw'nwnnd, floor of his Manhattan apart- clusives, including a 1957 fourSanford Homemakers, 1:30 Florida. and 'n three (31 described property owned by Clifton other places w,thin the' City, and ment. hour interview with Communist p.m., at home of Mrs. EU. Shatiron. said property being published In The Evening Herald, a One of the nation's leading party kiss Nikit,a Km'uschev Wood, 2104 Sanford Ave. located in Se,iinoIe County, Florida, newspaper of general circulation in more particularly described i5 th City of Lonqwood and Seminole followi County, Florida, once a week for at lot 40. Palm Shadows, according least four (1) cO,',Sf'CU$iye' weeks to the plal there'f as recorded in prior to the date of the HOSPIT1 6 L NOTES Public PIat flock II. Page 95, SemInole Hearing the date' nf the first Ccs.clv Pi,t,iir Pe.nrds descn,bea as publication to the date of the last follows' Begin at a point 630 feet SEPT. 25, 1975 publication, both dale's inclus,ye. Nancy F'. Morton, Enterprise Springs ................... F1f anal tn in ..i j,w't, ,.J • ' iriAll rot he iess man twenty eight At)MliION.S: i, (k'orgt' Mrs. Jammies C. T.iveirne, Eu.stis South Section Post of Section '?, Ann 19) days In ,',doutifln. notice' snat be' Sanford: Township 19 South. Range' 32 F*tt. poj in the Wrt'nnirk & R;ihv Girl, DeBars' Evelyn 1). Porter, Mims 1sr.a 10 be considered thence run Southwesterly along a Janet M. Barnes Ion annesation and Inning at least Paul K. Brooks, Orange City curve concave' Southeasterly having fiftre' (11) days prior to the date of Lorraine Graham DISCHARGES: a radius 04 46 feet. a central angle of lhp Public Hearing Rosa A. Hall 72emenree' Al' 17" a chord bearing Sanford: DATFDthi%IthdayofS4ptemr, of Sou,th 61 degrees 3$' 71" West, an A (1 1976 Tathrnsha Holmes Vera Black arc' distance of 14 39 feet. tnence run . p,,,,,. i Robert McIntosh I.. Burke Mint' North 17 degrees 01' U" WeSt 147 0% City I lerb Sheila A. Mcintyre Alva I). L)rennen feet, thence' run North III feet more 04 the City of Thursday's hIgh 78. Overor less to the St Johns RIver, thence JudIth 0. Nunez i f'llcworth C. Ilarner 1 Sr. run Sc'i,tpn'asterly along said River. night low 64. There was a trace PuibIiPSa'of 17.19Th Oct 3 10. Lillian E. Turrlll IU feet, to a gxtint Na'ttt of the Pc,int ,, of rain. Elizabeth D. Whearty Bernard H. Nelson of Beginning, thence run South 1)3 DFP SI Partly cloudy through Kevin M. Balken, DeBary feel more i'w IriS tO the Point of Thelma F'. Hittenmar _______________________ _,. Ii' , ii .' (fliuri,h,,j Mssour. 6S?OI Vfl(J ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an Mtion for Dissolution 01 Marriage and Mba' 1,q h' .1 "cr, tiled against you arid you are rpnuired 74', si-rye a copy of yngr answer or 'CiponSive' pleading to Petitioner's sl'orne'ys, 0 Stewart 04 Meyers Mooney & Adler. P A I? Sriuth Lake Avenue, Orlando Flnruj and also file your c'rloinal answer or responsive plea1ing In the. ffie' of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Semoole County. Florda. on or before' th 17th day cii October. A 0. 1975 If you fal tO do so a iudgme'ni may be entered aoaent vn'i for the relief demanded in said Petition WIT NI 55 rn, P1, n(f arid sealof the SarS (nun no tPi 911i dy Ct Sep ___________________________ -- IN THE CIkCJIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO: 7$lS14-CA 04.0 In Re; the Marriage of r'r IS C ROIL 14u'b.imt Puit,,,'r . vs (1 OPIA (PIlL I Wi.' Respondent DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION TC (-St OOJIA (iJI)t I tember. A 0. 1915 The King Helie group Is being paid by the Florida Department of Community Affairs with federal funding of $10,000 to complete the goals and oh-jectives section of the plan for all the Seminole County cities. Ms. Johnston said the discussions would t transcribed and returned 'o the city end of next PEOPL'S GAZ'TTE under w4,ich 9 'gpj 33' fl" West a distance of we are engaged in business 6$ 356 ) week. I4ifeet•thencerunSh.,d BrOokwnnI Lane In the City of 5?' 4ó" Fast a distanc, of 40 feet. She said the product of the _________________________ Maitland, Florida 32731 ,,,,, "i'm JJ U u&ujuj dflU cummerns inai the pani interested in said F7'ttA dtf&ripof l feet: thence IN THF CIRCUI'I .OURT OF 'THE I'sisiness enterprise are as follows: run North be ultimately Published. R9 deqree 37' 14" West 40 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TWIN AIR. INC to the Speaking of the city's historic CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE By' LIllian Catherine FIgura, Parcel E point of bqinning COUNTY, FLORIDA disd, Grant said while he President CASE NO. 7SlIS4CA.I$.B From the' center of Section II. By' Harriot Alecander. does not oppose It, he cannot Towomip 21 SOuth, Range CAROLYN ANN LINDSAY. 7 East, . ° Secreta' foresee the city benefitting Semin&p County, FId. run with Peti'.*tttq, Dated vs at Orlando. Orange County. the North South center line of Said from It, Florida. AUgUSt 7$, 1973 Section Ii, P4ort 0 degrees ROGER KIRK NOAKES. 33' 33" Publish' Sipi S. 17. 19. 76. 1975 He said that persons can gct ((nt1iud From Page 1-A) WMtadi%tanceci I747Ofttoth, Respondent, DFP federal and state grants to fix Northerly Then on Tuesday the resolution NOTICE OF ACTION rlgPit of -way line of State Road No 434: thence run up an old house as long as they Vihien said county officials was pas.'ed, turning It all over TO Mr Wrin,'r Kirk South 59 IIPIITFD STATES Pl'TplC, denrees 7' 46" (p Ploake's East along said sire willing to open it to the now fear the PSC officially took to the PSC. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP rioht of way :;, 109 F Soririg Street distanc, of 200 FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION — public only two days a over rate matters the minute A PSC attorney says it would fe.t tnttw' point of beginning, Ii'rnn, Arirona 13719 thne COURT NO 13113 OrI-Ciy V run Si,D, $9 degre 37' 46" East year. Smith said the South theboard passed the resolution, take an act o(the legislature to VOlt APE NOTIFIED that a tINlil-Li STATES OF AMERICA. alonci said righ' ofway line a Island Lake area abutting SR Dick reverse the commIIon's PetiIbonforCusfoIjyandSupqthes Commissioner tiled against you Snd 0IJ are PtahlItf. V Grace B. Gcanl, A distancPofft; thencerun North sinolewoman, and 434 could be an excellent nature Williams, after asking a host of tkthion. reguireil to se'rve a coc,y DE METS. INC. Odeorees tv wt a distance of Defendant(s) — NOTICE OF SALE 17% feet: thence' run North Sdegrees Oft VihIen says he's "willing to written defenses. It flY, toofityour questions, voted against the -Notice' i hereby given that 57' 46" West a distance of 4 FRANKI.IPd T WALDEN. ,0 feet; grab the bull by the horns — PI'Iitioner's PSC takeover, attorney, whose address pursuant to a FINAI DECREE of thence run South 0 degrees 33' 33" Foreclosure Just do it, because If It goes is Suite 1190. CNA lower. Freeman urged the c- and entered on September Fast a distance Of 173 fee's to 733 South 16. 1975 by th.' above en? ittnl Court. pont of 0ni'n Avf'n,j.' Orlando. tninn!ng mission earlier Tuesday to to 11w PSCI higher rates will Florida. in the above' styled cause, Inc un 37$O) ng or ti'tore the 16th daY of dersigned THE PUBLIC HEARING will be decide — pro or con — on the develop," United States Marshal, or held i the City Hall of Altamonte Octr, 1976, and fIle the origInal on. of his duly Sheriff's deputies today were request, because the county Is authorized deputles, He said he's willing to risk the with the Clerk of thi% Court either will sell the Springs, Florida on Thursday Property situate in Octoeier 13th, 1973. at 3:OOp m ,or as investigating the theft 0(11,200 nearing the 55day limitation potential Illegality If the before service on Petitioner's at, S4'mlnoleCoun$y. Pigrida,desc,l In stereo equipment frtmi a set by law, Ithe'rPafteras',,ibl,at',,,pih commission will reverse Its torny or immediately theriafter; $ tots 73 and 11, Block "A" of time otheIi. a de'fault will be entered GROVE TERRACE, Interested Parties and citiu'ns iouth Seminole apartment, A decision Is required within decision, •ccordinq .oafrst wu for the ref el demandid to for and against the the Plat thereof as William H. Wriahi -.., .1r. -Fzsy. ilsu'. vs ,f'k,' A,,i .t a - —'--a ,ee'.i I.' DIe — ,,, mc p"a p- . , .er'srw'p il be heard l3onk 7, Paae s7, P1,11. Ucords of croft Apartments Howell or the rate hike automatically THIS NOTICE I''Ob,I.')bilsh,d this Cvii't flu this 10th day of Sep Seminole County, FlorIda at iablic l's' rviting ne f,i copy on Iii. Branch Road, reported the goes into effect. outcry to the hlchist and best bidder tember, 1976 aforesaid describe.J Property and for rash at quipment was missing after 12: O'Clock Nccri on po'stin in fSeal) That happened earlier this thre'. 11) Public plac Tburay Gc'ober 30. 1975 at the iurglars entered the re4dence year in the General WaterWithin the City of Arthur H Re'kwitb, Jr Altamonte We's? door of the Seminole County a window, according to works rate case. SprirwnFlorloaatl,a%tflft(%S Clerk of the' Circuit Court C'oiirthnusv'. Sanfoqd. FIor8da. days ptIor t the' time Of oubiic fly' t.illian Jenkins herifra reports. Dated' 977-fl The 'ounty staff plus a Deputy Clerk MITCH'LL A NEWBERGER John L. Rogers, 1012 W. Notre private accounting firm, Vlhlen DAIFf) THIS flrid DAY Franklin I Watdpn OF IIPIITED STATES MARSHAL SFPTFMRER 1973 A 0 )amne, Altamonte Springs, re- said, recommended the county Attorney and Counsellor MIDDLE DISTRICT OF mr Fl(IA( SEAL.) at i aw o;ted a 1129 clUiens band grant the lnaearz sought by FLORIDA PhyIlI Jn'dat,l, Suite uso, (NA Tower adio was taken from an auto Sanlando, WENDELL W WHERRY City Cl.rk 733 South Orange Assistant Unilted States Attorney arked at his residence, Deputy AI$am,'w',e Sonirg, Orlando. FIor,cj 32$OI But mmIu1oners (aIled to Attorney for Pl4intitf Florida Pt,hli-'.h' 'lept 17, 19, 74, Oct 3. 1973 PublIsh' Se'pt L. I.. Odell reported today. 3. Oct '3. 10. I?. 1973 reach unanimous agreement. Pijh$l' %nt 54 tan ,..,. !I'# Oh V Q) (or comment by the LegàFNotice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCFRPI' Plotice' is be'rcby Qiye'n that the iinrlprsiqnpd pursuant to the "Ffrtitio,n Name Statute" Chapter 56309, Florici.', Statute, will regiSter with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and for Serninote' County. Florida, upon receipt of Proof of the puihlicatin of this notice, tte tic titiciir name. to Wit - THE EARLE OF SAPIDWtCHE under which we are I'Of101ed in business at Corest (Ily (enter, Highway 136, In th City of Fnrest City, Florida That the partiri interested in 5al tivinps% enterprise are as follows' Ttirciinre' C JOhnSon. Jr. Ruby AtIce Jobnson Dated at Fnrel C'ty. Seminole County, Florida, Sr'p'ember 17, 1975 Pitillh Sept 76. Oct 3 tO. Il, 1975 OF P 167 flFP 6 _________________________ received a raise this year but $2.46 to $3.15 per hour). Assistant Superintendent one requested for the janitorial —Jan, 1, 1975, increases Roger Harris was directed by 50 cents p hour pay raise last year. Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME FICTITIOUSNAME Notice l hereby given that we are Notice Is hereby given that I am .'naaoed In hi,ctness at 107 W 77 St. enoaned in business at 617 No Hwy j'nford. Se,ninole County, Florida 177, 1 onawnod '37730. Seminole under the fictitiouS namø of County, Florida under the fictitious PFS1E BOUTIOUE. and that $ name of PM AUTO. and that we Intend to register said name with the intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole (r4inty, Florida in accordance with County. Florida in accordance with the proviion% of the Fictitious the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit' Section Name Statutes. To Wit: Section US 09 Florida Statutes 1957 &A% 09 Florid, Statutes 1937 S Richard I Fichier S jUlia D Crews Sheldon Potakoif Publish Sept 76. Oct 3. 10, 17, 1973 PublIsh' Sept 17. 19. 76. Oct 3. 1975 flFP 171 Pay Hike For Janitors FBI Let Massey Go Free _LegaotiCe — Legal Notice Pntntts Snlnil T a,'!n.J C....1,... _1 ;$395 I f EVER 1' SA TIJRDA V 6: 30 - . t( ____ IN)J - .%;J.' pm - JVITE 9: 00 pm Ql1JI1jl'l"1' l]\1]\1 NORTH 1-4 AND 434 LONGWOOD 862-4000 �Evening lkvald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 Area Code 305-322-2511 or 831.9993 Friday, Sept. 26, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WIWAM D. CIJRRIE, Managing Editor IOBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 It ______ lkine tX'hvcrv: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other maj Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. - I '-' J ---I. U.S.0mexico Strain May Be Law's The Clock Result Mexico's President Ecchevarria proposed recently that Mexico adopt the 200-mile limit on its "patrimonial sea" in the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California. These are some of the richest fishing grounds in the world. The Mexican congress is reported eager to enact the proposal quickly. It is unfortunate that Mexico is not following the lead of our northern neighbor, Canada, which has decided against any unilateral declaration of 200-mile limit. Premier Trudeau said recently that such a declaration, in the absence of any enforcement provisions accepted in international law, would be unenforceable, short of war. But the move in our own U.S. Congress for a unilateral declaration of a 200-mile limit has undoubtedly encouraged the Mexican government to pursue that course in order to protect their own coasts. The prure on tuna stocks in the Pacific has Iveri increasing for a number of years as a result of a phenomenal increase in the fishing capacity of the American fleet. There has been a spin-off of increased capacity in vessels fishing under foreign flags. One result has been to increase the pressure for a 200-mile limit to be adopted by more Latin American coastal nations. Another has been to threaten the breakdown of the tuna conservation treaty. If Mexico declares the 200-mile "patrimonial sea," as seems likely, it will be a severe test of U.S.-Mexican relations. The kind of conflict that has developed between our fishermen and the governments of Ecuador and Peru would be disastrous if it developed between our country and Mexico. There must be great restraint on both sides because so much is at stake in maintaining good relations across the U.S.-Mexican border. At the same time, our government must escalate its effort to obtain international agreement of a Law of the Sea-treaty. Otherwise, It is clear, the tuna will be fished out while the diplomats debate. Birds Of A Feather Democrats who chose New York City over Los Angeles for their 1976 convention site are optimists. Unlike some bankers, they are not worried that New York might go our of business by convention time next year. It would take a delicate scale to weigh the relative merftaof the [i Angeles and New York convention bids. Our htmch is that the Democrats decided their delegates would feel more at home in the old party stronghold of New York City than among free-wheeling Californians. Gov. Brown's lukewarm support of the Los Angeles bid puzzled the party leaders. But that's 1xlitics, and one result of these preliminaries for 1976 is that some Democratic fences may nced mending in California. House Of Cards Caspar Weinberger's parting shot as secretary of Health, Education and Welfare was aimed at the "Jungle" of welfare programs which he believes could destroy the American economy by the year 2DDO. As he sees it, the challenge of welfare reform to make adequate provision for the needy without 'the incentives we now have to go on welfare and stay there." Mr. Weinberger poses one of the great dilemmas of time. Welfare programs arise from the laudable motive of compassion for the unfortunate. Yet the architects of those programs have balked at attaching conditions to welfare aid that are strict enough to prevent It from undermining the incentive to overcome the misfortune or condition of life that arouses our compassion. To combine sympathy and toughness in the same welfare philosophy may be difficult, but If we fail to do it the entire welfare edifice will come crashjng down. is our Col. E. R. Daniels, USMC (Ret.), Is currently serving In a dual capacity at the Sanford Naval icademy. Col. Daniels, who served as the Senior Marine Instructor at the Academy last year, is now commandant of the Academy as well. Born in Fayette County, W. Va., Cal. Daniels cttended Mt. Hope High School, Marshall College, the University of West Virginia and received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Maryland. lie joined the U. S. Marine Corps in 1942 and was commissioned a second lieutenan t in June, 1943. Cot, l)anlel's first assignment was as a stodent at the Naval Radar School at Harvard University and suosequentiy at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). During World War Il, Col. Daniels served as a radar officer with anti-aircraft artillery battalions in the Pacific and following the war he served as commanding officer oi the Marine detachment aboard the Gen. G. M. Randall (AP-115), He later served as Instructor at the cornmunications.electronjca school at Camp Pendleton, Calif., and was a student at the commudcatjons officer's school, Quantico, Va, Following a stint as communications electronic officer in Korea, Col, Daniels was assigned to duty with the Second Marine Aircraft Wing, Cherry Point, N. C., and this was followed by a tour of duty at Headquarters, U. S. Marines Corps., Washington, D. C. In 1961, he was assigned to the Defense Communication Agency and served three years In France as the deputy chief of that agency. A duty assignment with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Vietnam was followed by a tour with the Second Marine Division at Camp LeJeune, N. C. Subsequently, he spent 34 years with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Operations Division at the Pentagon. Prior to his retirement on June 30, 1974, Col. Daniels put in hi,M last dury assignment with the Personnel Dept., Headquarters, USMC. - - I j; * - i JOHN CUNNIFF The Colonel and his wife, the former Janice Nida of Huntington, W. Va., have three children— David, wlo lives In Paris, France; Robyn, living in Richmond. Va,; and Samuel, a senior at the University of Florida, Col. and Mrs. Daniels reside in Winter Park. _.' Don't forget the big Sanford lions Club spaghetti supper and bingo spectacular that's coming off one week from tomorrow at the Sanford Civic Center. It's an all-you-can-eat deal for the price of $2 and when you're finished eating you can enjoy many games of bingo. All preceeds go to the Lions sight program. You'll be helping a worthy cause and enjoy a friendly evening with enjoyable people when you attend. Too, where else can you get gourmet spaghetti, and all you can eat, for the asking price of 12? —Bill Currie A L. * .. , V 1. A / ~ A :. _ Too Much ,., . •, 4 ."Oc . .:. f. , - - itor • fa JACK ANDERSON living at the Quaker Yokefellow life goes on. Kubler.Rosa, whose work Institute at F.arlham College in and wri ti ngs on counselling Richmond, Ind.: "None of the Deep in the bowels of the Pentagon, another plumbers squad has been operating In the style of the notorious White House plumbers, Its existence was mentioned by Bob Woodward, the star Watergate reporter, In the Washington Post. He wrote about an alleged White House plot to assassinate me in late 1971 or early 1972. He quoted W. Donald Stewart, a former Pentagon Investigator, as saying he had been given "every resource in the book" to stop the l:ikc ItI (flt ('(ttTfln (irr iJ fr. if q1Igp. Ironically, our story about the CIA's plot against Cuban Premier Fidel Castro described an attempt to poison him with pellets that would leave no trace. According to Woodward, that was how the White house Intended to do away with me. What upset Nixon the most, according to our White house sources, was our revelation the billionaire Howard Hughes had sent two $50,000 cash bundles, one to Key Biscayne, the other to San Clemente, for Nixon's use in betwen his plumbers In action has been provided by Navy Yoeman Charles Radford, who was also suspected of leaking information to us. Testifying behind closed doors, he told the Senate Armed Services Committee how the Pentagon Plumbers had wrung a COnftsiumi out of him. They grilled him abusively, strapped him to a he detector, brought him back for more questioning and then repeated the process all over again, Radford testified until he broke down and wept. bloodshot, and he looked like he was mad. He looked like he was mad." IV "Were you physically threatened in any way?" pressed Hughes, "No," said Radford, "he did not lay lila hands on me in any way, lie pounded the desk. He made motions like I suppose he would leap across the desk at me at any moment. But he did not touch me in any way." "Then you would be threatened this way and th'ti •,,, .......i_i t... . — Hope! for us. What a word it IS. The livi ng hope is only frr what is the greatest word? those who believe. Chr istian" Love. What is the third? Fai th die like anybody else, but they "Now abides faith , hope, are on their way home. Their perlence of being met by some- about it, depression and acalready dead, sometimes reptance not always in that out of the dis ta nt past. - - Dr. Kubler-Ross's book, "on Some fail to reach the stage of love, but the greatest of these is next place of residence is the Death and Dying," Issued by acce pta nce, she said, but those love," We sing our songs of eterna l city. Yonder is victory. in 1969, has who are come be do die wi th ever afraid to die." "equanimity guides among professional hope, and speak words of cheer, In the city of Philadelphia, a virtual hand book among psy- and peace." She says colleagues, cites her changed "truly in a world that has no such during World War II a mother She said there is a "coninion chiatrists, chaplains and pas. religious people outlook in recent articles and denominator" of ex perien ith a deep outlook. ces tors dealing with dying persons, lost two sons in the natiorvi abiding relationship with God lectures, A pe rson may say: "For you service. Crushed by sorrow, for for dying people, both for chil- She lect ures widely, find it much easier to (ace death to tell me that She says her conclusions are (fren and the aged, for the relilife is wonderful a long time she seemed unable She says she hd little tradi- with equanimity." in the fa ce of all the tr oubles I to recover herself. Later on th is - - F Irs t Pi e tIiod I s t To HoId y RaII I have, is just plain preposterous. same grey-haired woman life is hope!es to roe.'' For rooveil from lAiI tO 1X.'d in tL multitudes there is no bright, large na val hospita l. 11cr hands ness of hope. We live in a wor ld held puzzles and games for that has given up iLs hope and wolinded men to while away Rally Day is featured at First this Sunday at 6 p.m. 'llie.filill to return to Japan and establish accompanied Rev. Bill Pickett many have become completely tedious hours. From the United Metholdst Church of "Growing Up No. 2" helps new churches, this week to a shepherding disillustioned. Sanford this Sundiy. All Sun- people wreckage of her own sorrowbecome better conference in Missour i, Is the (lilY School Classes are urging acquainted with their Christian li re gion a bli gh ted life she brought forth personal Sunday will --........ k1ik.i Holy Crncs hi' mpmI'.ar,hn (nrinrn hg,ng1 w. I--'rip and nesting rn otner as i growth. day at Community Methodist may be a part of the cele bration for rally day will be world who needed a friend. She gave Charles Davis, Music and The Feast of St. Francis of with new members received at around us, but we held :()flowing the morning Youth Director, is leading a believe that them hope . ssissi will be observed Oct. 4 the 11 a.m. service. Rev. Ken "we are saved by hope." Hope worship service. hope springs up in our hear t Youth Retreat for all the at Holy Cross Episcopal acmpting Jesus as your Savior doesn't meant you'll never Church Miller, aciate pastor, will does spring eternal in the and tells us we can be what we A church dinner will be held members of the new Youth of Sanford with the blessing of preach on make another mistake. After you've repented and been Out of the Feast." Christians life. Our faith in really want to be. We are saved at 12:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Council at his home on Satur(orgIven,youmay5tufIible,Butyougetup5g00flf0 pets. (Francis is usually Christ gives rise to hope that by hope. w he re you are. The impo rtant thing is, th e direction f Hall of the church. Drink and day at 10a.m. a-ssoclated with pets and other Ministerial Ills spirit working through your life is now toward God. Your lifestyle Is changed, table service is provided by the Dr. Bert Rogers, Brotherhood animals because of his love for those that lore him, will bring church God's love includes Justice. So Just as there Is a and everyone Is invited President, announces plans for God's simpler creatures.) A Association order of chaos, brotherhood out Thst Church of Christ, to bring covered dishes and a Mtn's Steak Dinner on reward for righteousness, there Is a penalty for short service of blessing will be me and Sanford Area Ministerial of bitterness, peacc out of share in the gala occasion. The Thtsday, at 6:30 p.m. This is held unrighteousness. God does not intend for anyone to go to at 11 am. in the church Scientist hell. God has done everything He can to keep you out of A..iation will meet Tuesday, strife. youth of the church have the first meeting of the yard. at 11 a.m., at First Christian hell. But God cannot and will not force anyone requested that no deserts be Brotherhood for the new church There are aurch, 1607 Sanford Ave., for symbols, but many ChrIstian brought as they are heaven over hell. Tt decision iso 800 E. Second St. bringing year and Is open to all men of Allen Chapel up you. none is more thet: regular monthly meeting. meaningful freezers of home-made Ice the church. than the anchor, Sunday Services & Sunday Le King, new president which is the cream and cake for dessert. The Central Florida Medical Rev. Leo symbol of hope. Sc hoo l 11:00 AM. Society will present a film and will preside and all members The anchor has often proved the Installation of officers, Palmetto Avenue Wed. Eve. 7:30 P.M. teachers, and workers in the Foreign missions have been conduct a discussion at Allen are asked to attend. last source of safety for the Church School will be held at the Wednesday night emphasis Chapel AME Church Sunday at There will be a meeting of the stcrm tossed sailor. both morning worship services, during the past weeks at. 3:30 p.m. on the warning and Association Youth Ministry All. ARE WELCOME It is easy for the Christians to The Chlldrens Choir will gh Committee at 10:30, to hear take over possible cure of cancer, hi this ancient symbol Palmetto Avenue Baptist. ______________ ___ _______ and an anthem, 'Behold, He Several missionary families blood pressure, sickle cell and reports on the proposed youth ORLANDO — The Rev. John T. Hughes, Cometh," will be given by the the 53 that otherofdiseases that take the retrit in Novernbei, and the church helps to lives Presbytery of St. Johns this chairman of the task force, Chancel Choir. The Noel support monthly have been to many people. It is open sevra1 other important areas. week approved a plan to raise stressed that the proposal the Is Carpenter family will sing present to report the progress locatedpublic and the church is $200,000 to fight hunger in the concerned, not with temporary "God Bless • Ann's America." of the ch urches they have Sanford. at 1203 Olive Ave., world, named the Reverend Dr. relief, but with meeting the root Planning night for the budget established and are enSt. Ann's Church of DeBary Harvard A. Anderson, to direct causes of hunger. for next year will be held on devouring to establish: will art its fall activities with the eff or t, approved a "countNamed as director of the Wednesday night in Fellowship St. Andrew s CiurcIi the Annual Bazaar on Oct. 4 and Rev, and Mrs. Jim McCarty, down" for the development of a program which will require flail, S beginning at 1 p.m. on the and their three children were new congregation north of approximately six months of St. Andrews Presbyterian church grounds on present Sept. 10. The McCarty's Church Dogwood Orlando, and received the time Dr. Anderson recently of Bear Lake will hold a Tra il. Reverend David L Waters into retired dialrinan of the Review First Christian have established the Bible church picnic on Oct. 4 at As in past years, prizes will Featuring membership. and Evaijiation team of the First Christian Church youth Baptist Church of Hong Kong, YMCA Camp Wewa near be awarded every hour during China. Rev, Meeting in Special Session at General Assembly of the leaders are beginning a new t McCarty reported Apopka. This will be a day of bazasr. Evangelist the new St. Stephen Presbyterian Church, U.S., and type of approach to youth hat the church meets on the top games, swimming and contests of one of the many for all ages and the picnic will Presbyterian Church here, the formerSynodEzecutivefor the ministry, with much of apartment complexes &nd is be served in the afternoon, Presbytery approved the report Synod of Florida. planning In the hearts and doing quite well He illustrated Frank Brubaker and Don of a special task force which This Central The public is invited to a free Florida hands Midwest City, Oklahoma of youth. The church the progress with a slide Dunlap will be in charge of the ('oncert by Carlo Curley the called upon the 38 churches in Presbytery in 1974 set a pattern feels a new approach needed to presentation. this Central Florida Presbytery in fighting hunger since ministry to Its own youth, and to event, world's youngest concert organ Rev, and Mrs. Bob Piatt, and tooierve the bicentennial year followed by ot her Presbyteries, young people who feel turned virtuoso, to be presented t heir son John, missionaries to of the nation by contributing raising $101,000 for land off with the church arxjrellgion, Japan Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Community wcre present Sept. 17 to over and above normal reclamation Ca.sselberryComznunity United In Korea Mr. a nd Mrs. Wi lliam Gibson present the field of Japan. Rev. Methodist Sunday 11 a.m. • Methodist Church. benevolence giving, $200,000 to reclaiming several hundred Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Piatt have his personal fight hunger In the world, acres of land by building dikes Kyle, sponsors, with Dr. Harold 'estimony The 21-year-old artist, who that he had been Several men from Corn- heads the choral keyboard Originally proposed by across shallow Inlets of the sea. Harris, minister as advisor converted through the ministry munity United Methodist department at Girard College, Ruling Elder henry L. Adams These projects are being extend an Invitation to youth of an Arneircan missionary in Church of Casselberry will Philadelphia, gives 75 concerts of Daytona Beach earlier this overseen by Korean not involved In church activity Yokohoma, Japan while living attend the annual Layman's around the world each year. )car, the proposal will un• Presbyterians. In 1975 the to make a visit and share their with his parents, who were Retreat at the Methodist Youth derwnte two projects: the first churches of the Presbytery feelings with the youth and service personnel stationed Camp at Leesburg Friday Is an agricultural and village contributed over $11,000 at a leaders, there. lie expressed his desire t hr ough Sunday. Two o thers development project in single evening "Presbyterian This Sunday, at 10:30 a.m.,, Bangladesh, and the second is a Celebration" mass rally, and there will be an informal coffee domestic package which will later added to It to reach a total fellowship in the youth center, include, among others, a 110,000 of $22,500 to purchase a well- for discussion and fellowship. agricultural project on the drilling rig to drill water well., The Sunday evening youth R o sebud-Sioux India n in drought stricken Niger. The program begins at 6:30 p.m. Reservation in South Dakota. 38 churches normally con- and In varied in its content. The tribute over $4-million ann- youth ministry may if there is a I MZ nually to Christian causes. In need branch out Into some type I9'5 69 per cent of all budgeted of week;) activity, si'vh as a benevolence giving is being Friday night coffee house. contributed to Synod and Members of the Seminole _________ denominational programs In Chapter of the International 1 4 4. -__T Florida and around the world. Order of DeMolay will worship In a second action, approval at First Christian Church, at was given to begin a new the 11 a.m., service on Sunday. A ,J , congregation in South Seminole Dr. Harold A. Harris, will speak County during 1976. Two new on "Where Do We Go From WE WILL Leading . congregations were organized There" the REIMBURSE YOUR CHURCH 5Qc FOR EACH In 1975: the Tuskawilla Church Responsive Reading will be near Winter Park in May, and Skip Burdette, Master Coun. BULLETIN RECEIVED FROM AN ADULT MEMBER another in the "new town" of selor of the Chapter. Mike Deltona on Sept. 14. The Bedenbitugh, Junior Steward OF YOUR CONGREGATION WHO PARTAKES IN Presbytery recently en- and Charlie Williams, nunciated a determination to Chaplain, will serve as canOUR SUNDAY BRUNCH SPECIAL! organize at least one new dlellghters at the altar. Others e/CONE L)€ congregation each year for five sharing in the service will be Absolutely ) os"egiJl years. "We're seeing rapid Bob Meyers, Junior Deacon; No Alcoholic Beverag.j population growth," explained Russell Mitchell, Marshal; Sr,-1 .Clifford McKibbin Jr., Sanford Bobby Smith, Standard Bearer; A T'TEND MORA VIAN COLLEGE ,Jf1:I11f![ I'J 4'1111 4 ij dI1ILI a -~~ I I am III I Ruling Elder and insurance MARGE WILLIAMS and Miss Patty Meyers, 'o members oI Rolling hIIlls1ora%. Church, Lougwood,ha,e New chapter sweetheart, executive who heads the AN OLD FAMILY FAVORITE . . Scr umptous, 3?? 181? entered Moravian College, Bethlehem, pa., to study for work In Church Development Division. Sanford farm fresh eggs, tasty bacon or sausages, the mission fields, Pamela Collins, right Is 1974 graduate from "We have several new corndelicious home fries and toast, First Baptist Lyman 111gb School an Cecilia Stapleton graduated from munities within our bounds, and — OR — are cooperating with other Dr. Henry Brandt, noted Seminole 111gb School in 1973. Both have been active in the nnth * I GOSPEL MEETING I Pao Ia of Christ Sept. 2228th I I I I I Organ Concert I Harrell D. Davidson Each night 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. EVERYONE IS WELCOME - ___ I p CHURCHGOERS Sunday Brunch - - _ Special! __________ - _________ -'- ___ __ , ,j, I,& . LAAAA 4' . - BERRY'S WORLD second greatest word In the cross where God gave His Son - denying persons near death have patients who have had a death become recognized as prime ex perie nce and returned . s a difference in telling a flow would you like to be in and baptize it wit second place? Would It not be meaning. Th e very form of the airight if you were the second anchor suggests the cross. In most outs ta nding person in the time of storm when all else has world? failed t here Is hope in the anI am writing now about the chor. Our greatest hope is in the is hap. patients over many years has pening to his or her corpse" and made me much more religious observes sue, ,. things as "heroic than I have ever been." attempts" of others to !n her analysis, she says most resusci ta te it. t1tng people move through I Additionally, she said, there and stages of emotions conies a feeling of "peace tvnference on death, dying and %holenesslo and then an ex- death, anger at it, bargaining English language .. Plumbers Operate Deep Inside Pentagon Working with dying person perceives what St. Johns Presbytery Approves Projects . The physical body dies, but psychic First United Methodist Church lional religious background, but In a 1974 book, "Questions and Answers she .says:on ,. Death and Dying," _J . Letters To her research has convinced her dead but altcrwa-d ''re rethat life continues beyond the vlved by medical means, grave. now do believe in a life Although she used to regard death as a natural termination after death, beyond a shadow of to individual existence, she a doubt," .ihe says. The Swiss-born psychiatrist, says, she now is "certa in it now of Chicago, told a recent Is not." She adds that only the By LEOF. KING , . . Elizabeth Kubler-Rom, says had been declared clinically body" in which the "dying " Pastor's Corner - ' . Now the lines are drawn for that, not only in the law of God in Ills Word; but also In the la ws of nature. It's an accePIcdscienUfic fact that nsture will ri.seup and punish you if you break tier laws. If You jump off a building, you,11 (all. If you run a red light, ou may get by th e fir st time even th e second time. But if you keep on runn g — in red ligh ts, sooner or later you'll hurt someone or be hurt. These are God 's unchangeable laws. Th ere is anoth er truth th at Is unchangeable. The Bible says, "This Is a fai th ful sa ying . Jesus came into the orld to sivc sinners' if Timothy 1:15). The final i There Is Life After Death Fridsy.Sept 26, lie and being a li-AR. .. In commiting an act of adultery and being an adult.er.ER. The final judgment 'l1l be because we've formed a life pattern that is toward sin, . WWdIU iun. ., tins is oetng a sin-NEll, Jesus Christ came to sa ve us. . to break sin 's power to forgive si ns th at are re pented of. But remember, - - is hell. But God does not send you th ere. You make the choice of here you will spend life after dea th , iAay NEW YORK (AP) The nation's thrift in " There is a persistent story that several stitutions the savings banks and the savings ' : de cades ago the Louisiana legislature tried to and loan associations — again are worried that '- ,,(_. enact a law setting the official value of p1 at a they are losing out in the competitive battle for neatly rounded 3, thereby ridding the populace of the consumer's dollar. burden of that damned decimal point. the ,. Restricted by federal regulation to offering .'& only 5.25 per cent on passbook savings and 7.75 True or not, the story shouldn' t be surprising. per cent on six-year savings certificates, the . !n her haste to rescue people even when it's "r, thrif ts find themselves no match for Uncle Sam's ;24 j-- - . unnecessary, government, "Big Mama," is _____________ 8-plus per cent. disappointingly prone to rush in w here angels .'That's what the Treasury is offering on notes . fear to tread. these days, and some of them are in deA current example of this, chosen from a list nominations small enough to attract funds that that threads through the congresslona' cosmos, otherwise would repose wi thin the coffers of the rl~i Is the federal insistence that America's 10 thrift institutions. F0 . " 4" million motorcycle riders be forced to wear The big commercial banks, say the thrifts, are 1. headgear. The law, in effect since 1967. Is part of in a much better position to survive, enough a highway Safety Act that mandates state though the upper limit of interest rates they can compliance at penalty of forfeiture of assistance offer Is one-quarter point lower. funds. Since money balks, all but two states now The commercial banks have other sources of have helmet laws for cyclists. Bookmark income; they aren't dependent, as are the thrifts, on catching consumer savings. They Admittedly, it is difficult to sympathize, derive funds and income from a broad variety of whatever the grievance, with anything to do with Ed business motorcycles. Seven to eight million of the menaces clog the highways, trespass the bike Unlike the thrifts, commercial banks aren't for seeking any and all funds it can get from any trails, and frighten the fuzz from the wilderness School Board Rapped undermined when the money of small savers source to carry on Its program. That Is human rabbits. withdrawn, attracted away by higher interest logic. rates elsewhere. But withdrawals are Neither I nor Mr. Jones, or Mrs. Smith or Sadly, sales have multiplied by a factor of a But, Just as a child cannot be allowed devastating for the thrifts. Brown, etc. had a legitimate grIpe Monday thousand ovem the past two decades, with a unbridled, undisciplined free run of his or You might think then that the thrifts would find evening when approximately her million now manufactured annually. Too bad. 175 concerned Immature emotional development and must be They logical and fair the prediction by George citizens, Including approximately 75 roar down the divisional line in two-way school by proper McKinney, chief economist of Irving Trust, that personnel, appeared supervision and training, taught, from traffic, sit In front yards leaking oil and are at the Public hear ing on federal officials soon will permit higher Interest budget approval. infancy, that moral character development and peopled by otherwise rational men and women sell discipline is necessary to a stable to be offered on consumer savings. You see, none of the above, including me, had • and who apparently enjoy blowing the bugs from productive life, not only Individually, McKinney maintains that the small saver Is made It their business to attend those sessions their noses following each trip. collectively of society, the school board must entitled to a "reasonable" return on his savings, when the budget was being structured, because Nonetheless, forcing a cyclist to wear a helmet become the parent and guide the development of for his The present restrictions represent an Inequality, we had depended upon the health Is elected School Board on the order of laws requiring its child Into full grown adulthood capable of an Inequality that fed eral officials can quickly members functioning in the role which daily use of the tooth brush, Clearly, nei ther all placing values and correct if they so choose. pr elected officials are presumed to be placed, That iorities in their proper matter is of business to anyone but the Inplace. McKinney feels certain that this will take is, representatives of the people. Those who would believe that money equates dividual, place, If only because "things of interest to the Properly placed, this function should be not with the quality of education only touch the Big Mama argues otherwise, Increasingly, nation generally get done." Pressure will be only an advocacy of the public interest, but an surface. Those who believe that a safe and Insisting that the Individual must be protected brought, he said. "Maybe Congress will have to adversary role to those structuring said budget, functional against himself. Thus the ever-expanding in. act." Sound ridiculous. No, my friend, that is exactly Instruction environment is necessary to good truslon of have a most valid point. But it is Well, the thrift Institutions don't think It's a why we have state police powers Into the private elected taxing authorities. Not to patently obvious that monies have not t, aJ*nt affairs of every American, very good Idea. They agree that if permitted to rubber sUmp recommendations of those wisely and It behooves those In the Educational offer higher rates on savings they would attract preparing andthe Besides mo'orcycle safety, the government who will spend the monies process to reassess the moral obligations they more money. But at what cost? regulates sex, personal hygiene, morali ty, etc. Qr structured into the budget, but to minutely assumed when the entered the most important In what he obviously means as a warning to Said Kenneth Thygerson, economist of the U.S. scrutinize each and every expenditure and cause and what should be the most revered profession Americans, Russian author Aleksandr League of Savings Associations: "I just don't each and every expenditure to be diligently and in this country. think the S&Ls and mutual savings banks have with fiscal logic defended. SozhenItsynt1astoldofasoyIetgove,ent that This This nation cannot continue to absorb the is not satisfied unless the earnings capacity to pay substantially higher If, in fact, three mem bers of this board can It can monitor all that det er i orating end product of our people do, th rates." logically defend the expenditure of $10,000 for present e implied exc use being that they are systems without ultimate calamity. The not Thygerson poin ts out that net Income af ter legal fees and dosing c respoosible enough to do anything alone. ost on a 160,0000 tranblame is not singular. The parents, the courts, taxes fell In 197410 11.482 billion from 81.896 bIl- saction — defend the inclusion of 1200,000 for the schools, the Democracy rejects the latter notion, and the socialistic government must lion a year earlier. "We did a survey, a sum- items which are "donated" by the federal share the blame. Supreme Court on a number of occasion., has mary, and found them down even more In the government — the carry over of $2.6 million solve agreed. State interference in private activity Hostility and divided interest will not first half of 1975," he said, from the second highest budget in the history of the problem. We all must unite in a common goal must have overriding public purpose, the Court The thrifts therefore seem to be caught in a Seminole County to cushion the Impact of an to shake the shackles of apathy and vice. They can't compete unless Interest rates expected 30 percent Increase develop once said In Mugler vs. Kansas (1887), because: ,,Our In energy cost and again a strong system of government, based upon the in. American character of drop. And they can't correct the situation by the doom.sday prediction that the state will be so dependence, where each American can add to. dividuality and intelligence of the citizen, do-s offering higher interest rates either, even if destitute by next year that the school system can the total Instead of creating problems that divide not claim to control him, except as to his conduct pe rmi tted by regulators. expect a repeat of last years 3 percent reduction to others, leaving him the colt' Judge as to all that and weaken. Meanwhile, they (car disintermediatloji — a in state funds (with a true 15 percent increase in only affects himself." Let it be said; fiscal irresponsibility leads big word that means, simply, a movement of actural revenues from taxes, this allows for a without fail to ultimate bankruptcy, North Carolina Sen. Jesse Helms has used this money toward higher rates. In July the and iiaga rather fat cushion), then this writer cannot any bankruptcies are sold to the highest bidder, ar gument in Introducing a proposal to put logic and loans accumulated $3 billion in sa vings; in longer cla im to understand the meaning of logic. Aug ust, only $1.2 bil li on. B. D. Simpson above government and repeal compulsory No one can blame the school admi nistration " Longwood helmet regulations. ' rejecting God. lie didn't gloss over truth or skirt isms. Ile taught th at just as th ere is heaven , th ere judgment will not be because we've committed a sin, but because we chose to REMAIN sinners . . . to make sin a . , a God of love would send . Regulates . :' Is Heaven Or Hell an yone to hell? Evnriinq Herald, Sanford, Ft. YORK (AP) — A no'ed bl la rgely on experiences oij and nonreligi psychiatrist and expert on with dying persons, Including At first, she said, "there Is an reactions to dying, Dr. conversatlortj with those who experience of floating out of the A. I believe God is good God. He loves people. And lie doesn't want anyone to go to hell. Jesus ta ught the good news of the better life He offers-_abunda nt li fe' But he also talked about the conseque nces of sin .of . ,,e:. -?", S ,,~- ,,.~ I is TOM TIEDE 'Big . t : 7 Choice ( . . .0 - ,~ , Roberts I : V , r .; 1. a to F~ ~' ". _.~. . ,)....4, . I " . 0r 5 (j Thrift t,,,~i-.ki.k~-'-.* ,,,,',rN..,_. "','*' Instituti ons ~1.1,1",*4,4- . i Worried ~L*~_Ikl' Ln Says Psychiatris t F . ..'. '. . -... gonesCo.0 - , SHIRLEY COOPER - ==__ (+fllr 7a'lI.nt,d ml&'rnI -; . ,irk,r, ,ir,,l,.- .,,,t ..,h...- .i...... i.,.. U:''t (' r'( r ..'. r...' 'JF? ft,IPe - II - --'.-' t �• ____ • -- - - - - -• - -- I- -=-- , . - . .- - .- , . _ - t-_- 1, - - I -,- 1, . - .-~_. . " — --• . 0 Friday, Sept. A — Evning Hera, Sanford, Fl. Th, 175 BEETLE BAILEY I.. Adventist ' MoriWalker ' Methodist 1. / THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 'aT art t Associalt Pi;Iwt i abbffiSct*I ia )I $vtnW$s Virstarrit . w, .... I I SANLANDO UNITED ETHOOIST Cr k AT? C . . . THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY Ik. :::. Lyman Kirkwood : _.LL1 c-< Th , -,1 , '—c-i f 7-" CUR I 9 X. A A I - u i 00 THE SEVENTH DA ADVENTIST CHURCH .V A A i ill _________ 11 X. Southe : ) ______ rn ___ ~ wedft"day Night :~~ Methodist OUR Church... Npm :•: 1 - NATION I .X 11 VW - ____________ -. I FIRST SOUTHERN HODIST CHURCH 2 4 0 Sanford i 1 Forrest THE BORN LOSER I ________________ Assembly Of God FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cot 177%aiadElm liv ( Don Cci Sunday school 9 )04 In Morning Worship Q AS _41111111, - Rev J.T. 4 Putor Hour WTRR ;.s: ) PH3I r sv~dav Sch"I Acf%h,p Service t P'a ,,rt , 11 We m - h~ad 04 I fop in * ed CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Sao dOer6ICtvbHw I? Oil D"Shotbity, pal,,, Sunday SchW 1 45 at" Poitactoing & Wonhipe" 18 41 a I" Bib;# ilvely & "pin Sng&Pr oclaiming Wed PfavfrMseq I mom Nvorsery Prow! Church Of Christ _______ CMURCH OF CHRIST -_ -7 - . -i -f servoco vT&R - ing% ' EVIO,$I,Ot Assembly Weristap 'l Il~ 1 - top in n":'m 4 114P I'm OF THE NAZARENE ,lIFriISti,, (;tw o* C"lloway Is 908 m 1; "at" Moroni" Service 0 S-~CUt9 DR The Face of Faith is like lSIpm. Nov light i - PINECIREST SAPTISTCHURCm It's a face )OU I am her Sunday SLhool teacher - 16:14 o'lon. k PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Hvo?w ., 5Maykel mortu lWstAsp 0 ISa.m. Il - Warn. Evaaatithc lW pm 9, 30a m not OlNam wosi. Wad (vt Bible 7 - np ~' I - vw.-.-, ~_. -11 , j __ .t ,• - HIISDeWIHV ~t~~: '_ -_ ov.arvin Naio.Ikr,1. " . - , • , Is $1 a I" FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH " ': n 11 ' lika or: I. ~ O%CD ..', 10 I Its nor / 4 11 V 34 so in N .. , sct III Ave P13000 K - - e I ,,& ,- - r foreign good bridge except that once In a while these horrible gambles Q82 - 7_:.,- " - It '" . pay off. This time it did. Dan Both vulnerable himself got a top score by his crazy action. West North Fast South ~ r, ois I 4 In JIA ~~~_ 68 ~ A Minneapolis reader wants Opetungitd—, ___ ____ '—. I 4' _________________ ____ ______________________ - H T t j,iECUTEST 5kOES 'TO GO WITh MY E s I.-I D4G,OOO ThAT '#SSUZANNE- S'k " c SolE UI4S fl4AT HOUSE NEVER GIVES ME - Ir - " -- - _~~ BELIEVE ME A)A=D IN EDGEWISE, 1 Nov. Virldt.. levant and Konsooth W AAWflos, Mini tor s METHODIST CHURCH Hvvy Of i .1 - '' I IL - JALS- .- z- r DI"' ANE TO ASK MARY ,,, Nov. K~ft hulw I Church School Morey ns *or thl p P r ! -Z'.~ ,k'-, -.,- IV 1111 I , . 9 41 a m II.14s on __._ )) I ,. Astitt Potter ct vorch w..i I U - 31Iilarn ____ Sq,co, with claims 100 all 151 F,tIawsIUp Cliff" biiwa,a WVICII '. .. il- P-a- .:-' • • - ____________________ I •$•m ' ' • • - i~ • - - --- $4 too,.," sodelud or 4 . _A~ — _.: FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST - ~=%- - *03F."daly servKo WIIWOAVS..LOkIMMT Rev. AF,$tvtes MHufteq VCvrc1k1Ioii M I Wairthip 11 Noon I -,- t FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4 1 9 Part Ave Lee F King 24 . ~~If_ - Am- Hi asked ' trouble, use 3. 1 Pw 00 - FUNNY BUSINESS Lse to f ou in seven or did you miss the our correspondent should slam?** visualized a lot of trouble ahead "Neither." he replied. "We of him. bid the hand to a normal six Do you have a guest,oa / or s the Jacohys' Mite "Ask the "You don't mean to say that the ace of hearts was opened newspaper. The most inferesting questions will be while otfier declarers got some used in this other lead and made an over- writers will receive copies of By Roqer Boilen 14F- SLSWItips ,%so () I 4.16 I sop rn 44 do I LIKE 70 l-4AN- 11-IEOL0 COWES. oamq LIPS i NOTHING LIKE FOR...?? IT - -NEWS1,411.11 ENTLI11111RI-SE ASSN 000NESBURY SINCE WHEN IS IT AGAJNsr THE LAW TO t-e LiiDE-cOwN ? u ' by AT 6 : ' • i I _/ C4W / rosw J~ I I " Corw County Club laid A Alit Thursday fine on. swooday Sclaw 91"s 3rd son" I & folp'ns. a ortaing *0rist"fe I " is Its A ~ I r. / "`% Jr( i _" \ am! "I. ~ I ~ 7 i I Garry Trudeau sae r 1.. JIM, S6Pff5A a4.s'ci JM!J/,'lflV/ C4'tT-I /t'$f.P 77ERE IT()-ffiTY S4E DI 715 PS O' flY/?F !Pi V1Z' EkWT fl1PLU CF A '1?4flL lTzqt..M/,vr i ,C If I- 1.11 by Dick Covolli _______________ I' 0-418 ill so" 110" lot of a ? " we '' ' . Which would you rather have, a quarter to play the jukebox. or 50 cents not to?" is far more commanded, 'What happened "Did 'rs ,w.* -_ -- ____ _____ WINTHROP _____________________ _____________________ EVERY 50 C -TtN REALLY Q..EAr CUT - 'Is: Wad Chair Praclirl . I PReSS INIAN CHURCH Y0v*'rsvp • p a __________ _____ 7:Npm Pint W041W54y PiiI.'.s11p S.,,., . ___ The answer is that he should The unlucky "pert had cor- have passed. Ile might be missraIled us again. Ing a game, but it "Look, look at this hand!" he likely that he wou ld be missing Chic Young r ,r FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH By Oswald & James Jacoby _________________________ BLONDI E I £KQxxVAJxAJz4lozx when his partner our clubs after three spade overcall. ___ ,_______________ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7 1 N.y, IL,3IM,,II,d p,, A Claito • i1 I ._ Our friend is really entitled to . I I Dan bid six spades, he was tak- L-NL-Y CUSTONAF-K COT WHO C011ies I IN FEK A S141 _________ ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ?11 Oak Ave. Slifooforill 6-1 p ph f6ss " complain about this one When by Stoffel & Heimdohl ________________ [Gsv. --- / when my partner bid six diamonds Dan thought; cleared 1 ' - S Christian Science C'sonforstas". Sat. - i BUGS BUNNY pastor file m -. IiL .- ., - st W*w$41y M•iae Pray Gqp 4 .- I I _i4 I :~ .. • assed througho haul ut the bidding with his 6-5 distribution , £ Y.N p In ~~ lie had 0 . 4,; 1! ,,---`% -1 . • - AsO. Pastor . - ) COVENANT - . -I - N ____ A A53 and (ourhigh-cardpoinis.Ther - ,,•,, CHRISTUNITED METHODIST CHURC H 00 i '-: .__ - - .. __ __ *_; Catholic "Worse than that," he groan- -_. di"-_J__P~ - ~ - ~- ~.,---- j - 1 . _N 3:41 p.m. SiiIyLSdUOI&MIflb,0$ 0 (01 . - W,; ,: -- - . ... PasIar ._:.- - METHODIST CHURCH . - An.c. Past,, --• E 211080(landeAve 111111 FInOM.$t..dtsi, Part -an". ~ I _11~.- OSAlj) and J1tMFs JA(Offl' DUT I S PRESIDENT"I / ~ Sunday Evening t#oVu5H1p14110 LUTHERAN CHURCH U 0-k , . _PIXE-4 Saturdav lt a ';jir1j .. - Fridav Ro I . - 1.86p.m. P 1S•: r CHURCH OF LOHOW000 Sol Orange Strict It venial See Tic* • /821 2' ssp. 14$Wflw LL' 1 IM-"' ----- OOMER 1112 Sanford Ave - SPIRITUAL TEMPLE I 4$a rn Nw cats LIbrary Ivo*a, (1.1104 11W am OW Past Office) SR OP & CgOC1I $0., &: IS p in Llits Is . Fla. sI'aqWoii1.p P'Iykvic, ~, L•A ADDITIO NA L ' I$SM Wad if so a m Pentecostal If if a m ' Church Tratinial 0 diet" L-,-. .4- __________________________________________________________ SOUR CONTRACT READS ...OR I ___________________________ word prayer Mortition Morning I - __ Douglas 0. Elite" Sunday k4 morning worthier kI ' ~, WIN AT BRIDGE by Larry Lewis • Sunday School '' ?Xp An. X; -,- __-' I- , "4 Ji - 1irmaq Woorsibip 1* r . Or&*" Blvd- Us* Mom" Will'" EldIrtill" poster •v v. 'I., -,. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS , Mod Week Servi ce IWed) Nursery Provided for all services . .; . 11-6081% 6: 1 5 P M ,i,,su . rj: NOLL ~ -I ,- I — Mairsoolly Woorsimp Tranual How Rev I,vuP'or Synder School Worship Service and the - . Rednsda) 3711707 C _________ J;__~ ___:, FIRST CHURCH - . -.. IIIKiileo Ai If coo m Early Service Sti"Alay School Wws&p .. Tufaidais, I Thessah,ntans 4:9-12 ffi i, OF THE NAZARENE 2t Sanford Ave "The Lwtt*f4A Hour" arbod TV ""it it the 1. -. - .-- • - - 7 JO m LUTHERAN mu'.t inspire you! expectant radiance - - - , 41- . -,• 9:7.9 CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2441 S. Part Ave. m Lutheran You are her parents. How that confident. . I Mrnda Prvserbs Congregational 'Isp M. Rector Curl,. 0 Wa Holy Communion , - . Sundav CANCER ____________________________ I CrchSdI faithfully in the worship and work of my Church the help of God. . _~W,- - -r-- 6- lop In -. 'ck more . Wad HOL Y CROSS All S Pirk The Rev LiroyD SOPOr PuryW Collins Holy Comv&sfi oyou.s light of that striking face inspires, nie it) Hiftwoov As, W"I E w"Noing Worship ____ Episcopal I see the Face of Faith each Sunda), . . . the face of a child . . . perhaps your child! PAOLA CHU&CH OF CHRIST Biblit Cuss ~ -' i_~ I Irn ed that seems to reflect some Hwce TaVW A, Nod Hvpp w, AidaitSdAt V Stir voi:& ~, , shadow and gloom. It isn't the that . . railer Eve Worship niii- slic Sun though the %vorld around is cast in The eyes seem lifted- toward the hills, to a source of strength. The lips are firm with a Tuesday It a lots 1-34pon p,,,,, Sunday teloweeil light wouldn't have expected to sce. But you have su..n it That 's why you call it srr,Amni '4ial;',wl JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH a Rev A E Corton 'I I . - : Pra y er courage t at rests flLitlKr on pross nor weapon."ne co ufile ilance shines with a 'oyous sort of fat.eyou're accustomed to CHURCH OF CHRIST ,1 ) , ,_ GENEVA CHURCH • 'i Somclimes a face is striking. a 000 Ant 1I m Everting Service Ljd*n Bible Class *00" asollibloClass J t ,J pm 5W.ut4yNi3lifB,oj1 0110 • ia,,P NOIhJM Pallor Evorfunis Worship Wed Everting Service It 04 W.It4av liWeClais - I tvs (3 1N 6:00P ton. , - L h Allarroonle Cor r 14t% $1 A Oak Avt 4 -- 4L I Asa m E vangelistic Sery FIdyNight Service - I r I)? Airport Blvd \, V ne Nazarene CHURCH OF 000 103 W 22nd Street , M. i -_ Church Of God FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1115 Sanford Ave SANFORQCHRISTIAPd CHURCH C,- I :Ipm 1 114 p m E vening Worship ayer l '- Christian $0, ARIES (March 21-April 19) deeds in the past. Today the SCORP9 kt 422j You're a natural for the You'll couking on all borners day when you'll be on the You're extra harp In business limelight today. No one will be today. You'll function with a receiving end, and flnn tay. You'll be able to steal It from you. competente that will surprise LEO (July 23-Aug ) Several able spot a profit In areas Whatever you do will attract even yourself, people are going to be anxious other people wouldn't be aware approval. If you of. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) t get touch with PIKES (Feb 20-March 20) __________ by Art SGnsom It's a %ery unusual day for YOU go out to&y. leave word when Good things happen for the (Nov 23.Dee , you can be reached. Ifloneise You'll have • family today. Though you're iroad%IR(30 (Aug 2ept22) If 21) Today vj find that of little opportunities that will ,I i the catalyst that makes It all as impassable as you've done your job well the block show a surprising total. WT 100 LATE, possible, everyone will benefit. past few days, the rewards will you thought. You'll be able to ILU GEMINI (May 21une 20) start coming in. lt'sa bonus you ways around it. YOUR BIRTHDAY Don't be too surprised If you didn't anticipate. ' i RL CAPRICOflN(DecJan 19) Sept. 27,1975 hear from a lot of friends you LIBRA Sept 23-Oct ) Don't It's a day when you'll be far ( haven't been In touch with for a discard Ideas you get today, more adept at finishing a lot of The coming year will prove to long time. You're Too! parti cularly if they seem to be littleproJects, rather than a big be a very busy for you of many. way out. Talk them or with Job. The little ones you will do You'll be involvedOne in a lot of (June 21-July 22) someone in the field who could well. activities and new interests you -_ You've done a host of good use them. e a - -' Saturday, September 27, 1975 -___ Prayer Service -- For 2 ________ _________ tol, SiIvrla t-.•*- - - U u000 HOROSCOPE ______________________________ ikc ,..,j" 7A Friday. Sept. U. 175- - GONE Y 3D' V Hera, Sanford, Fl. C-AlPrY : i v I4O$E aIcwTB EW MOUTP - or or Longwood . Florida 31114 )O?'i I TALK WiI ," State Read 4114 I 1LJI1 '5 _ vnlng - - - ( ,P LL I . . The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V Mercer and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY - EEK & MEEK Eunice I Wilson and Staff ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H Hodges and Staff C~ ~/ ~", I / (ME kCT FIIJt5MED Howie S h c d nei er — [_ II *1 _____________ ) ,_ — I _____________ —i _______ SALAD - — _____ by Al Verm..r PRISCILLA'S POP . TALKING IN 7WE AST1ONAUT rLJFp Ij'j-- :-- , zq! -~l I OR A FUR- WHAT'S WE'S 0E OR MAY5E I'LL QUIT / // / THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Lii s - 16AC p by _________ 'J( i WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson 6%NIA f-26 I WE GROWS Y_// - WINN-DIXIE STORES , /SA(LAD 11 - 0~ 11 . 13 n ,/ , I I , _-, - --A, r W- :" r YUKON' -~)_, - _~ -0, _ ,'1" 0, 1viA,rK;,-j-1ii-. I -1 ;__ .- * STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff BAPTIST £iHiaot Iapvt1 CP'v'cl. O,vsdo Calvary Biplist Assombly. ZN Fj.rrni.W Siafacd Oar4oi Clot C-alwaty gooftst Church. Crystal Lake A, Irl. Liske Mary CAt"ibefry Baptist Chweb, ?. 1 siomiftola Blvd - 'Ill Oak Ave -ulvola Fast Baptist 10, Clotowats. Matry laplisi Ctcc*, Siothatsi II EtfSpsvsIaptIsfC00cft. Old DIIa*da Rd.at Nestle Ave, First Baptist bswcl. lit P..'l An Ft it.idtiup IØia, CAwcA *0 *Itad. $lii*$l. It. *Ii Sisiorow Pint Ckwct of Olsen FtVt laplisi CllNC* Late First twist cawca of Law Mitalooll FlnhIa04stCll.rdhiiL..ss4,Cs,C1.,dllI0,a.q M r4rstshitoftmistio, ry tillpf'stchuirch. ll#IW. $Jost. Forest City laptist C'iurcft Mai*4oa4IaplstCHurc$l.. pqy $pt,h CllgUhi, 1030 W. FIrst II mat va-_-40 Aoi,fivii" Boottit Chaorctio, 066 Hill ad Ostoon NO"Baptist Cbwcx- F04"t City C&ms"vmty Center. For"I Clify *m MI Calwwy Missioniatio &Wilot. 11#0 W. JIM It Now ' Nt. Mi 14m Ba t ct. tro W. I Ift It 'a L14qw4ad ist C(ft. 1771 Poio AWl. Raori.'a Pift 101I0 p Ctct fl17 W P`0*1104`1 Baptist CkOW, I") lllf F111-1 SIrW, Sanford Poftitt"i 111#010 CWdrick Ill W Awpdorl Blvd Poia-toso Labe Ilairt-it, 1114iIiit Rd. Fern Poorb P'Oç'Ol q $..04 Baj.sf Ctorcl. hI ?iis'i'fl. 11. Spolses Won4arn It., I Ue,y ULjaI. Ca*4iic Cll,rd*, Ma,n.a4 Avg, Atat Our Loodly of the Lot" C~nc Claspects. 131* jusligiaMi",Dqths" MB*ry com-unify Metw.if Chvirch. W Hotshissnirs to. Diptiary First U-iiiltd Poetrood,11 :hvftN, Also Park Ave First A.'emod'iI clivect of Oviedo ItII VThIffl Mt$W4.$tCft,p,(t,J4.4 SaotrrI A, Methods, Cbacft Oø, Orac. Urntod Mathodi i C' ft Airport Blvd Or ant Chapel AM! C$ior Oakra.,a Mtmsd*t ct.H oi.o. CANW .00.4. 1451W, CINEt of 0.40. Cs1, Duds St. Jaiae AM,!. Pill at Cvpi, • St. Mary's A MU. Cllwdt St. RI, Ill. Os*4ø Z bOipP *1041St C100(*, 713 O0II *. Chwith Of 3at llstfivtft, Labo Mary All Sciouts, ClitholitK Chijopet$1. Ill Oak Ave-. SaMovitt It Aims Cithebe Cllardll Dc3wosd Trill Dalarp It Austirtfroot Ciffiiiat Claw-C, $.swc Dr ate, loft.. no, Caiset1.r, C.mtnviwt UlIdod M.ftl.4I I COto,C II H wy. Ittl & P,iiy l.do Rd CasrlWrry Pr$ Rtu"ChW0000111,11141 W 11111SI.Sonford EPISCOPAL AM $lhM IHicepal C.rdll, C. Delay An,. IMarpat,. Holy Cr"s ffirts.topst, Part; AT# of #ill tf NAZARENE F 5tINCH*0II5NaSO,W3M.,M Fern PAirk 0.sava CliurdI of 01* Nasarp0i, Cim,.l?y cats,y Lailia, Mary Cbwcb Of MO Nslartat, Late Mary Blvd . Loh# Mary , I " r , -1 I %_ -) 9 __,_ y I y by Bob Thoves dy r -I I .. ~ C ~ ;) I ~~ I I ~ _ _____________________ 4 , 0i. I k ,~ "1" -•,— a - I . - _ __ _,jT W ,_ ill I — - •. by Bob Montana - - 14a IT 1: i !I — )J ,, 7J$i [ I CHURCHES . First Cftcft14 Christ. koi,I, 3 Late Meows# C%&W , Dean" Blvd0451 Labe Manor" X'p4ftm "a" *I ' ithis" h't Wolnfil,' Lsks Maine" Unit, 116) W 1,d Pit" Pat$mstal CIwdI aI For" rient"aslal Chyrtil Of $914,d Ave., (Øft Dill,, A- t I : LL. .-. gy COMMLRCJAL$." " I I c, ' _J • r FIXASEP ID MEET h.ut HARLEY I4ELP I'M TUMPLEWEEPS. Pint Iota CftwcHsl tli. Living God Mif siss"AlStal open Bible Tob"A"'t •'ft* ps$: ffiM.N,,, 1-=-"i ____ a. ' AIlsi AM U. CleorN, Ohio £ tp An FaiTh Clapal, Camp $iuii,i• Weki,a Port RI CIWCHSIJP$CJI,I.II14I.IH.,D,, Sahii, 33II Pa a'r t lasisrot 0011.4., C1.00I. SI- Jd.s Cbr 11101 Fors Fort , & I . CtHER ________ ~ THAT IT$ CON Fl N UI TY L _______ i ' - To REMIND Vo U M A DISASTER ' ' ' ' nir h's tO nv ivL.n LIALAt .I ... PEEP, ' _ c''' IP'UVl5..MAN fVIPiI',,, LI LIKE THE FROSTY MiSTOFA r DISASTER' — __ -- •4" ". e . L,, - 7-~)'., I L.W( r-1._,1 ,,, ________ -,~ . .2(1 I I i I,, ______ 9~ - - • - - -- - '3 _ (3 _________________________ KE ' WIN1'R EVNN&...,VU KNOW? ______ ___ 1, ,,- LJ1'TRFLY P01% OUT ON A SNOWY WINiER ENIN&? \VLYR ___________________ b y Frank Hill ________ / VVHQ ",QN I I ILy-_'IL...--% _---_ —" '1I I I ç ___ I ','A IN A HE WON I —" ROW I .,,, ". zy - Y-y - • I SPt'c/4L6FFECrs.' ___ 11 MAIrbs rr*sbyf#flsn Chorcill 1#11 PdAm tW$Rts Md. Allsonseett UtIa RI WiitMllfafprflbyI,q$.4 Church. Pttd i , d Cass.4W,,, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Labe seventh Day Atoo"jill Church. HwV a)$. Foritif city Seventh Day Adytoittlil Cftwrch M81118ftill Ave . Allam"If 0cd%OVflIII Day A4V., Church. H&t F. MOVIE TORECREATET}iE DOT 'E4E 'p" JUGHEADA' '1 AR'EGOIP4GTO 'YVUTWO TITANIC STRiKIMG TOSJNI( Ou? I - kra ANY 0N -,iT- k A - 1"ii7~ %i- , - --.,-. " - "RoG A ---- I1 MINE, z 4;3, . - _I. [_.I-i-iR-1- ~Zii~lfvh?-", -- .~ _-: ~ ,_ ARCHIE ______ -_iwil- 1. I- 1~ -, - , ;4 114-141 -" [ - '••' G.ftava lorlorporsla, SIaffai4 M.m.,hal CftwcH. $ ,, -. Saerlbricid Uoilftd M41hildist Church. Tamp First Fed, S#t"#fan Blvd . Allamoult Sprin,gs nr if I f 9 FRANK AND ERNEST -M H 1 4 C 0 I— 200W. First METHODIST Barroartt United h4enorsal Church, I Dollary Ave. Inforprisa flotaf Labe GOD CIoicA ii G. III Hick Cftwct 140.4.103W. 2*4 St CINCH .40.4. Ovfads CHURCH OF 5i Ja0WsM1$UI*btyS1,ii$0Cft,,C$,5t ad,4I,O,, SI P,iI IaIist Cft,wcl, II) Pio. Ave. 5'- MeflW'WO IROOIO Clwt*. Caoiaa. Tp4 Ripilot c*. P.4* Spfla,s RI. AflØ, WIlISm CllIII M41IiSW £104151 CIWCB. Mart CHURCH OF CHRIS! Church Of Civilf, IS13 S Path Ave Chwch of Christ of Loh# fit" c Clowth Of Christ. 14147L0hlNt3w401 CP'WCPISOCIV,IO USPa'm S0114,9% DI *it .ia.vt s (Jtwcft ii Chet f. Iip Chforcil of Christ. Longwood CLAArch of ClItitt, P"s Church of Christ, W I?fh it NO,Th,d, C1',.'ih Of CNIIJ P11 Haven Do MJItII,ld FLAGSHIPBANK TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY towit so 1 It . DEKLES1 GULF SERVICE CELERY CITY __________________________________ Mel Dekie and Employes PRINTING CO INC First Assembly of Good. 211h & Illm —- I of Sanford i'— FOR •" '--:' +~~_f&v. . - �Women Earn Bank Equality VVOMEN wmmn~ Credit Law Bars Discrimination up... — The Herald Services - - . ' U I U 15 Leurn HYJFANPATTESON Women's Editor Safety bug, Safety Bug, fly to UT zar el tsUg— Pr- ogram members of the Pilot Club of county. Sanford, Inc., who hosted a The club was brought up to picnic for members and friends date on the latest is safety our schools! at the Loch Arbor home of education by Sgt. Taylor who We're talking about the little Marjorie and Jerry Jernigan. says of himself, "I don't mind orange car nicknamed the Guests included several being a beggar when it mans ___oil j..r r' -i Safet Bug that is manned by former mt'rnbcrs, Pilot friends saving the lives of children.'' .:. Rean Tadur of the aod law enforceiiiezit officers Each year he has added more ; ScininoleCountysheriff's Dept. Taylor and Richard Quigley, of students and more time to his The car travels from school to the Sanford Police Dept. Th e programs until he is now ser.". w1# 4 1 .!I' -hool teaching safety to our Safety Committee of the Pilot sing more than 14,000 grade / children, 'S Club—Marga re t lodge, Adlyn school tudevts teaching them I Seminole Cou nty has one of Wolfe and Sue Stevenson — bicycle, swim and school ; Lb is.' -. the few existing such programs wanted their club to hear the safety. He also informs them of ."i. Ifr .• (p , / : in the nation, programs the two officers have the Helping hand program and ,. Learning about the safety planned for the year on behalf the perils of careless actions. •" .,, program recently were of the school chidren of the Taylor said Quigley is organizing similar programs in Sanford for older students, ,... , These includo motorcycle and . auto safety. " : The Pilot Club . / '1 gratitude and admiration for Jeelry,photography, weaving Saver Da the officers' dedicated work in Pilots enjoying picnic include (clockwise ceramics, children's from bottom left) Mae PawIjo, Florence and much, much more. Blue- the safety area. Fowler, Doris Stein, Shirley Mills, Edith Avenefl, Elmer Avenell and Betty Hailback Once again this year, grass music, classical nyj, _________________________________ members of the Central Florida films, and gallery tours for Optometric Society are childrenand adults are all put i.' donat ing their time to give free of this daylong celebration of ,F i eye health and vision screening the arts. Spend the day in the to first graders in Orange and park; bring your families and South Serninoe counties, This friends to see wha t the -t screening is known as Eye Center has to offer you as a ,. Saver day. Oct. 16 and 17 are member. I ___ ______ ___________ ________ ____________ ._. . - - -. - - ••• . - -, fl'.i ' - ,.'. . ' . ...._it .' . •• ... ,'. . . . ..--. , . - ... _. ' - _________ .. .. . Club Notes . . . -.. . .' , . , - - . •' ' Eye ., ,. -• TU A r s s Set - -. la the dates of the screening. This event vr.fl be broadcast children, the Eye Saver Day Central Florida commercial program is comprehensjye in teIe.ision5taton.tobe help . wilt • '.. - J_T-~.,i_; 7__ - —I .- rdree Mr. years, andl am very annoyed __ ~~_k 'uiii I I I - II. !.. I111L~M__ , .,: 1- ~. . , iI I I 3 Boiled Shrimp is backi -- ,... TONIGHT AND SATURDAY AT BUCK'S At cn food at your flng.rllp., moqe conveqmf, -• Into VW your life. This up'sght ft'eezer ha'; 18 7 This 15 3 Cu .fl chest F e has an automatic int.rr., ..d ir.,e'.t. r._ -- Puts re ze, e 16 ~ I ______ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ton, Oakland, Kansas City an National Football League New Orleans, each 43-0; Clii players, overwhelmingly cago, 41-0; Miami, 30-5; Clevc rejecting management's latest land, 30-I1; Philadelphia, 24-I8L contract offer, now have tiiree and Detroit, 27-15. Green Bay. Atlanta and St options: they can return to the bargaining table, continue to Louis also voted against it, bu Play without a contract or did not reveal their exact rob strike for the third time in 14 counts. Previously, Buffalo an months, Each of the possibilities, how- Houston each had voted 43-0 ti) reje ct the offer . ever, presenI. a tianger. If t hey return to the bargainStill to be count ed were Dal. Ing ta ble, it is reliably reported las, Minnesota , Los Angeles, that the owners would come Baltimore, Pittsbur gh, Denver, back with a less inviting off er San Diego and the two New than the one now before the York teams — the Jets and Gi. players, ants. However, it was learned If t hey continue playing with. that Los Angeles had voted for ou t a contract, the re is danger rejection, al though player rep. of a further split among the resentatire Jack Youngblood playe rs and clubs, with the pos- declined to disclose the resul ts. sibility of the pension plan goOnly Cincinnati voted to acing broke. cept, 26-13. And if they strike again, they The vote agai ns t the contract will furt her alienate the fans was not a vote to strike. That who voiced their disagreement must be done in a se pa rate halat the previous walkouts and lot. So far, none of the teams they'll lose 1-14 th of the ir sam- has announced plans for a ries for each missed game. strike vote and all are expected Despite these obvious dan. to play t he ir games this weekgers, the players' dis- end. satisfaction with But unhappiness with manmanagement's offer is agement's latest offer, a fourmounting rapidly. year proposal, continued to Of the league's 26 teams, 16 grow. ha ve voted to reject the new The players have said there contract, only one has voted to are several points of disaccept it an d the other nine a greement in the offer, They ha ve eit her not vot ed or not an. concern pension, insurance nounced their votes, be nefi ts, preseason pay, estabThrough Th ursday night, the li.shment of an agency shop, and total vote count agai nst the of- the so-called Rozelle Rule. fer was 470-75. Fourteen teams The offer reportedly was convoted for rejection Th ursday. sidered acceptable by the NFL They Included New England, Players Association from an 47-0 San Francisco, Washing- ecornornic point of view. ?~ (6 11 I Li . I I 0: j I t.---. Less To Operate Than Any 0 th D...f_•_ O her Cnmr,rlr,1LL wwu..r.auI -.r- j" AM 1 And Selmer says Oklahoma — -1. I . -_ — -_ - .. — — t ----- Z ~-_ - Radcircinge'9 MICROWAVE OVEN Made only by Amnnn 1, Gridid AcTests Tonight _______ . It we do n't cough up the ball with fumbles." be replaced by his brother, Malt. The Saints are Gainesville's top player is end Wayne 0-2. Studstill, a major co llege prospect. Lake Howell, also 0-2. looks to quarteroack A lot of football teams find out how good or Seminole ta kes on Spruce Creek, a new school Jim Prftchard, running backs Bob Lyby and Don bad — they are this weekend, n south Daytona Beach and coached by former Andrino for the offensive Seminole Count) high school eleveres are' no spark to turn around .Jacksonville Sharks mentor Bud Ashier. Spruce the Hawks' grid fort un es, exception as six games dot the schedule tonight. Creek l ost to Astronaut 36-6 and defeated Oviedo, still apparently not recovered from a Lake Brantley and Seminole are home, while Seabreeze 1.0. Tailback Willie Strickland is the season-ope the other four co unty teams hit the road. Lyman club's top rusher, ning 53-s loss to Seminole, tries to reverse field in a distr ict encounter at plays at Colonial, Oviedo treks to Rochledge. Seminole, 2-0, will be TE'1iTg l'iixi flames' 1ockIetJge. Trinity Prep is in Tampa against Temple a:kle tonight. That means Bill McDaniel is in the Heights Christian and Lake Howell is at backfield with Herb Branch, Ned Raines and OFFENSE Jacksonvil le Bishop Kenny. LAKE BRANTLEY GAINESVILLE Mark Whigham. Gerald Meyer is also out with Jim Yarborough £ Wade StudgIlli (ICS) The half dozen games offer a myriad of an injury, which means Kenny Lee will play Mark floardman ((i$) 1901 E Joe Burke (lii) possibilities: Lake Brantley has a good shot at center and Bobby Duggar moves to the Eddie Norris iiso T Mike Thompson Chuck Calhoun (ItS) upsetting a team with a reputation of linebacker potion. T Bill Johnson (it-,) Gene Bowman (175) 0 demolishing teams like the Patriots; Seminole Ronnie Ellis (tIn Other changes during the week Liclude Ross Lishen (190) 0 John Alford 70 will play again without Tim Raines, but probably moving Ken Meadows f'om end to halfback and Lee Hartman (170) C Mark Floyd (ItS) not need him; Lyman tries to prove it is for real: bringing up Robert Law from the junior varsity. Henry Stanley (15$) 05 Steve Struser (170) Rick Garta (p55) and winless Oviedo, Trinity Prep and Lake RB Anthony Davis (140) Lyman, 1-1, will repla ce Fowler (l7ot FB Carl Warren (140) Howell attempt to experience the ela tion of SUie on th e offensive li Ken Place with for)' Randy TimForgu, iio FL Lrn Perry (141) ne. Other than that, the victory. Greyho unds will try to continie the offensive Lake Brantley's opponent is Gainesville. The success enjoyed last week against Boone. Gene Bowman (Ill) E Larry Kelly (ISO) Hurrlcanesare not considered among the vtate's Randy Moore (Iii) E Ricky Long (140) "Confidence might be what we need most," Dan Manes (270) 1 Jim Ouche (155) elite this fall, but still formidable enough to be a said coach Dick Copeland after practice Thur- Doug Hancock (170) 1 David Littles (155) favorite. Brantley coach Samrny Weir made two Way. "Colonial impresses me. I see we are Eddie Norris (ISO) 0 Ronnie Stacy (170) major changes in his lineup — Wayne Vammen (ISO) LB Nat Turner (190) he moved Randy Favored, and I just hope it turns out that way.' Robert Waino (15$) LB Fowler to fullback and switched Jim Kelly to Scott Riddle (151) Trinity Prep will be without its starefld,Tony Tony Albers (ISO) LB safety. Greg Wilson (110) Mike T olson (ISO) HB Rodney Hyden (170) "I only hope it doesn't rain," said Weir, "Our Stevens, out for two weeks with anjnjw.)r Ile will David Tanquay (15$) HB Terry Johnson (141) kids are ready. lthink we can ttv in the game If Jim Kelly (14$) THE LINEUPS S Darryl H a ile (170) A — I / 17&-" q 6 ,_.-_* W Wif a- TIM ___ _______ 41_ • ' ' ______ ' ' _7 _: .31_ _RW - __ _ _ X . . 1 ', i'.- - - _1 - - ( "~& _ - - '.,,, - I - ! IF___ -~-- & . - . % . ?. , 4 __ - i i '. ) k '' i - '' _____ -. 44, F4 , , f.'.' . , vi ' ' . ''' . S. * i 'II' :' . ", ' DON ANDRIANO ,'. .1 ,', " - 1 ' - PETE KNOWLES 1k i 'I -' -' . '4': It . lu . , -' , ' iiI . ' ' . i ' . -'- , wi . : : ....,' t':' -' . I .' • ' ti% :'Y -- '• v' ' , ,' ' I. .,. , 4-' trps - 4 . , ''•'' . 411 .':(f,j 1. - 6- __ ' ii'i( ..-'-..' X"ff F 6~;= - y - Matt Stevens (140) Brock Magruder (flQ) David Symes (ISO) Doug Lanier (145) Mike Proser (140) Bob Mycoll 70 Keith Vai Dyke (140) Pete Krowl,s (uS) COlE. flameD (140) Ncrbert Seals (15$) Brent Matt he ws iso .ar_~ _A ; ,. "! I '-' . T OFFENSE SEMINOLE SPRUCE CREEK Joe Washington (IS?) E Steve Strickland (ISO) Drew Bongianni (143) E Carl Harrell (141) Ernest Manley (ISO) T Scott Pdecsotgn (105) Steve Gathers (143) T Roland Bradley ($70) Kenny Adams (110) 0 Doug Hopkins (14$) Rick Mann (174) 0 Sherman C umming (305) Kenny Lee (194) C Boyd Faucet?, (its) Mark Whlgham (17$) 05 John Squirts (ISO) Ned Raines (15$) HI Willie Strickland (ISO) Bill McDaniel (177) FB Bobby Butler ($45) Herb Branch (145) FL Greg Sessions ($40) DEFENSE ,' c2 '. Jo %X~~ - I- . I _7N - - - -;-- '" 'LX .'' - I I OFFENSE TRINITY PREP TEMPLE HEIGHTS Matt Stevens (IS) € Rick Mercer (ISO) Mike Microulis (14) E Ronnie Beck (150) Brock Magrudii (220) 1 Robert Johnson (300) Doug Lanier (IS) T Dave BrdIey (140) Keith Van Dyke (ISO) 0 Edd,, KuClyniki (170) David Syme (ISO) 0 Joey Bartholomew (l$) Bob Mycofi (III C Greg Lyons (ItS) Peer Knowles (11$) 05 Bob Sadd (ISO) Norbert Seals (15$) NB Donnie Beck (15$) David Sutton (140) Fl Eddie Sanchez (140) Brent Matthews (ISO) FL Jeff Cox (15$) -. I f"A f4 MIAMI tAP) "We're not four times for an average of looking ahead to Nebraska this only 21 yards, and Oklahoma week," says Car l Selmer, try- Coach Barry Switzer says re. ing to keep a seine of humor for ceiver Tinker Owens, who had a his University of Miami football 40-yard boot against Pitt, will team's clash tonight with top- be tried as his replacement. ranked Oklahoma. Selmersayshe doesn't expect Selmer's Hurricanes gave up thelosstoGeorglaTechto ha ye 422 yards rushing to Georgia a bad effect on his team. Tech's wishbone offense last Saturday in opening their season with a 38-22 loss. Friday, Sept. 76, 1975-18 By JIM IIAYNES Herald Sports Editor Hurricanes J' a. 11ost 'To Sooners 0 Frigidaire stora9e and Frost-Proof convenlnce, his fru has I aN locked up. _H $ Have Options . 0 cu-ft. ,-.' OF ' --- - County Elevens To Face - - . 18.7cu,nft, 15,3 Freezer. Freezer. When N to otganlzsd comes IT to ' 0 ' .1 ft191&1re KEEP M0 0 H At ' I" ' avers The Frost Free Ton F reezeEnergy Saving Refr gerator That Costs — Games On Schedule I, I I 1-7 I .. NFL Players 0 Reject Offer ; . My father is 80. I'll bet you are going to tell me that nothing i .. THEN F ALL PRICES HAVE SEEN 10 a.m. top.. Artists will be October, at the home of Meliss dtrnonstrating in stained-glass, Benton. 44 . having my dinner tsit this 1 '. LOSE 10-100LBS.. Mr. and Mrs. George Tierce, doesn't seem to occur t 500 E. 24th Place, Sanford. This has been going on for • drive with a celebration of the Garruna Gamma will hold its arts on Saturday, Oct. 4. from Founder's Day meeting In DINING OUT IS FUN! . thenude,hyshoditauec( your priggish letterwriter and rudeness. her apparently humorlecc WHAT To lXY' family? Let them erect a wall L)EAR WHAT: I don't know around their patio If they can't how many other pleasures your stand the view. father has at age 80, but I'll "LIVE ANt) LET wager they are few. It iouid be LIVE" easier (or you to adjust to his l)Itlt LIVE: For ano th t'r "h.i!dt'' than for him to uhangt' view, please read on: it. If you haven't mentioned DEAR ABBY:' A reader your irritation, do so. 1k just signed SEEN IT ALL corn- mlghtbc more flexible than yoi1 plalned about a 68-year-old are. neighbor lady who dis played DEAR ABBY: I've been her uncovered rear end to the dating an attractive divorcee entire neighborhood while I'll call "Mary" for about six planting pansies. months. I date no other worrm, Yo ur reply was too mild. I but I have made n cornwould have told the offended mitments to Mary, either. neighbor to take a good, clear For my birthday last month, color photo of the pansy planter she gave me an expensive gold using a zoom lens, ha ve it 1.1). bracelet, engraved, entarged, and scndittn her wftti "Hands off! I be long to Mary." the following note; I pretended to be (klihted "A guest took this while HE with this gift, and havew()fl it a was visiting us," few times just to please her, but WICHITA, KANSAS I've quit wear ing it because the DEAR WICH: You topped idea of being labeled me. That should be the end of It. somebody's private property DE.tR /iBBY: I am Un- turns me off. married and rn father is a Mary keeps asking me why widower. (We share a house.) I'm not wearing the bracelet. I I find it most irritating after keep telling her I "forgot" it. I cooking a hot dinner to have to ha te to lie, but I don't want to compete with a newspaper hurt her feelings. What should I every time I put a hot plate of do? Sign this. . . . 14nm Appliance Center has over 75 freeiers in ,fork with a choice of over models to choose from Vine. from S cu ft. to 25 Cu, ft. projects, la ,. slim, T Class To Begin At SCC rnrr-irn n Tkw Loch Haven Art Center 4-8 -.A . T-_ __ - ~ __ . - `=._. Arlington Blvd., Altamonte f Springs. Slim & Trim series Oct. 1,7 30 S CC campus. The series will tests, and eye disease (Internal p.m. to 8:30 p.m., ending on be taught by Ms. Yvonne and external) Parept.s whose Nov. 17. Thompson, children fail the screening are Gamma Gamma The Slim & Trim course deals under no obligation. This class will be limited to 27 Gamma Gamma Chapter, with mild conditioning for those people. To insure yourself of a tometrist will advise them of the condition. If an ' sign of eye Alpha Delta Kappa, he ld its interested in Increasing muscle place in the class, come to the disease or abnormality is annual beach weekend Sept. 12- tone and increasing vigor, Registrar's Office at S.C.C. found, the child will be referred 14, at the Sea Vista Motel in There IS a small fee for the before the class starting date The New Smyrna Beach, with course. to treatment. Monday- and register. Shirley Pflueger and Charlotte In the past. 10 per cent of children failed the screening, Whitmore as hostessm i I The Saturday noon luncheon yet most parents were unaware that any visuel problem and busines meeting Was attended by 21 members. existed, Loch Haven . Miss Wncher's concert will mark the beginning of ' 1975.76 tt'fL? raw Facult y uj es. sightednC33). Seminole County College Wednesday sessions will be hyperopia interested women are invited to (SCC) wil.1 begin a new evening held in Rown I/207-208 on the (L-rSightedness), eye muscle attend. Gamma Gamma will have as one of its Fall the collection of items needed by students at Rosenwald Center for Exceptional Children. . - is no charge. 1 -_ . u, place in the offices of par- televWon Channel 24 for this tickpiiting optometrists. broadcasL . ) -' and others Shewlllbeasslstedbyp*an.aryWo, r. nnan m usic a nty, win be ct. 0. Both concerts will begin at 8:30 p.m., In FTU's Music Rehearsal Hall on campus. The public Is invited and there tests. The screening will take utilizingthe facilities of bile , A ~ DEAR ABBY: Re: the in(urlating letter from SEEN IT ALL may I inquire whether SHE chooses her work clothing to please her neighbors? Why does she expect the pansy planter to kowtow to her He always has a ne wspa per Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Robert TOME" Frana 100 Brown Ave., Sanford, propped up against his water DEAR "I": Level with her, announce the birth of their fint glass because he likes to eaf his Tell her you appreciate the child, Stephen Robert Jr., born dinner and read at the same "thought1" but don't want to Sept. 17 at Florida Hospital, time. %car a sign declaring that you I think thus is very In- 'belong" to anyone. Because Orlando, weighing lpounds, 2 considerate! After all, I would you don't. ounces, like a little company while I am ., d New," and will consist of selections from Purcell, Giannird, Mozart, Bee thoven, also that the doctors them- profit organlzati',n. The three selves perf orm most of the co mmercial channels will be Announced - f' Aria titled1wa "1% that eye health is screened and membership dri% e for a non- Parents of eligible children Broadcast tim may call the optometrist of Chan3 6; 4:30 pm., Channel their choice to make an ap- 9' 7 p.m. Channel 2, pointment for the Teachers' workdays have Woman' s Club chosen agaic most of the children will be available for the screening. Altamonte Springs Woman's The free screening in. Club will hold a membership clude tests for amblyopla (lazy luncheon on Oct. I at 11 a.m. in eye), myopia (near. the Altamonte Civic Center. All Birth Is TWO of Central Florida's best-known musical talents will be featu din evening solo performances at Florida University on Oct. and Oct. 10. m oncert by lyric soprano Elizabeth Wran who heads the vocal program at rL1 Will be en- Unlike any other 'isioi on channels Nine, Six and Two screening off ered to school and is the first joint effort by ' Frana Son s . It By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN - ___________________ • •j All 'j' — - uolol~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Zoom-Lens Photo Show , Tell They've been victims of old Equal Credit Opportunity Act, Applicant.5 must be judged only a man's in determining credit- own credit, she can benefit shibboleths— women work covers all who regularly "tend on the besLs o their individual worthiness. And, Importantly to from the previously good The movement towards equal part-time, for that example, and credit to indi viduals: banks, credit-worthiness, many women,alimonyand child, rating. rights for women is about to drop out of the labor market Finance companies. department support Of course, the new law does move into one more significant when they become pregnant. stores, credit-card issuers, and If your loan application is consideredpayments as incomemust be area not force bad risks on creditors. refised, you may request that of the nation's But no longer will such government agencies. knding institutions. YOU must still establish your within 10 days of the refection) economy-crjDohjn cliches flU of equal importance, the Th ough the y constitute 40 per acceptable. ability and willingness to pay. a written statement of the Among the li kely credit history of family accent of America's labor force, Butiif you are a woman who has specific reasons for denying OF of the Act are these: You and are the breadwinners In 12 According to a September not be refused credit on the terminating credit, Such a counts must La, considered in been denied credit in the past per cent of all families, women Header's Digest article, new grounds of your sex or marital statement must be supplied by extending Th credit to either simply because of being a spouse. us if a couple has Woman, you'll find the new law all too often have been regulations slated to go into sta tus. Applications for credit the lender, maintained satisfactory credit, will help you surmount one discriminated against when it effect on Oct. 28 will prohibit may no longer include terms A woman's income or savings and the wife becomes widowed comes to obtaining credit, discrimination in credit. The identifying the applicant's sex, must now be counted as equal to or simply wants to apply for her more barrier on the road to equal rights, SPORTS Friday. Sept. 76. 1975 R A—Evening Herald,, Sanford, Ft. DEFENSE Danny Hardy (170) E Greg Pringle ($12) E Mike David (115) E Joey Batholomew (145) Dr ew Bongianni (143) E Craig Hamplin (140) I Greg Lyons (ItS) Mike Good (224) T Scot? Pe1eroftg (III) T Robert Johnson (200) Curt Johnson (194) 1 Sherman Cummings (2*$) David Bradley (140) 0 Kenny Lee (Iti 0 Lerene, Wilson (uS) LB Ed, Kuczynski (170) Ned Runes lISS) LB Roland Bradley (170) LB Robbie Moblej (140) Bill McDanIel (177) LB Steve Strickland (ISO) Ld Danny Schaffer (140) Bobby Dugq.ar (ISO) LB Bobby Butler (145) HI Mike North (170) John Litton (140) NO Willie Sticklind (140) MB Donne B,:k (ISO) o.rrick Cooper (139) PB Ron Asher (ISO) S Ronnie Beck (130) Herb Branch (li5 S Danny Ashburn (150) OFFENSE LYMAN COLONIAL Rick Knight (171) E Rick Peters (155) Mick Manning t1401 E Chris Havner (I4) Kern Sweat (150) 1 Tim Corier () Rory Stone (207) T Don Price (215) Rick Benndt (itS) 0 Cary Orilondo (191) J Human (191) 0 Rick MCKInICY (1)3) Barry Swearinge, (175) C Rick Semp;, (130) Bob Burkhart (144) 05 Johnn,y Leger (11$) Wyman Jackson (154) HB Ken Richards on (ISO) Bob Riaxti (191) FB Dan McCarthy (ISO) Horace Alexander (Is) FL Brian Thomas (135) DEFENSE Ran Duncan (140) Kevin Burns (145) Richard Beary (113) Herb Felder (in) Greg Banfield (III) Jerry Human (ItS) Craig Smith (144) Larry Clark (14$) Jim BIane (Jul Jim Barton (ItO) Al Stanley (ISO) E E 1 I 0 LB LB LB HI MB S Rick Peters (10$) Julio Richards (17$) Gary Onizondo (itS) Jeff Atkins (Ito) Jerry Bailey (200) Gary Brown (200) Mark Houston (170) Bruce Gordon (Ill) Tom Orion (ISO) Tom Bender (17$) Larry Gamadc (150) OVIEDO Rick Evans (14$) Jon Andersen (170) David Caughel (155) Jim Reeves (ItO) Kim Meeks (11$) Don Jacobs (130) Greg Kerr (115) Lee Ward (ISO) Billy Merchant (Ill) Frank Pur c e ll (ISO) Hureal Bell (133) OFFENSE ROCKLEDGE E Rusty King (115) E Wayne Roiir (Ill) T Jack Smi*k (IN T Tom Cot (III) 0 Glenn McClllister (I7O 0 Steve Green, (144) C Tracy league (14$) QB Ron Welch (14$) MB Everett Diveaug (170 FB Willie Mont (171) FL Ralph Randall (ISO) DEFENSE Will Carter (ISO E Mike RIchardson (150) Rich Rubinsteun (150) E Steve Long (ItS) Tom Fenton (300) T Deete, Martin (17$) Curtis Holloway (770) T Tom Cot (100) Joe Finney (170) 0 Jack Smink (ItO) Chip Johnson (14$) LB Rick Simpson (140) Frank Procell (140) LB Glenn McCallIsp,r (170) Charlie Lewis (ISO) LB Keith Moan (14$) Jim Dumas (US) NB Ron Jackson (ISO) Henry Finney (155) HI Greg Ro be rtson (135) Hureal Bell (15$) S Gino Sposcia (140) - C;ators, Bulldogs To Meet In Baffle Of Pride runs the wishbone attack better than any team in the nation. The Sooners enter the game averaging 461 yards rushing and 52.3 in total offense after a JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — North Carolina State while the three turnovers and three pen- the last two gaines in Jackson, Gaffney, who has passed for 62-7 rout of Oregon and 46-10 Mississippi State and Florida, Bulldogs fell 2H to unex- alties played a part in cooling 272 have about as good personnel as Florida has rolled up 941 by counts of 13-10 in 19 1 and 33- yards and run for 65. triumph over respected Pitts. two Southeastern Conference pectedly tough Georgia. Fullback anyone in the " his offense. yards in beating Southern 12 in 1973. Florida won its last Jimmy DuBose has run for 175. burgh. learns nursing blows to their However, both coaches, Bob Methodist and losing to North Tyler said breaks on two big two at Gainsville, 28-13 in 1972 State, primarly a ground team, Sooner halfback -Mississi ppi State has an ex- Carolina State. State's defense Joe pride, will clash Saturday night Tyler of State and Doug Dickey second-half plays turned the and 29.13 last year, "Mississippi shows tailback Walter Packer Washington gained IM yards in a match dominated by the of Florida, expressed con. tide Football team with good is third in the conference wi'h a The gaine will be a battle of with 146 yards and ful,lback balance." Dickey said. ainst his and scored three touchdowns home team in recent years. (Idence in their teams as well as -They yield of 251 yards per game. 'ontrasting offenses, with Dennis Johnson with 108. against Pittsburgh. He had four Both State's Bulldogs and respect for their foes. gavc up some big plays against The Gators are favored but Florida running the wishbone touchdowns against Oregon Florida have 1-1 records after "We look at Florida as the Georgia and got beat, but they th,- Gator loss ttx.'Y'll have to overcome a and State going from the veer. best tean) we have played to are a strong. talented football Kickoff Stadium.time whereat aMemorial crowd Stale and Lakes an average of absorbing losses last weekend. lastDickey week blamed on errors and poor home-field advantage as well 115 The key man in the Florida date," Tyler said. "Their of- team and will be touch to .4 yards a carry into the game. Florida dropped an 8-7 upset to field position and noted that the Bulldog defense. State i4on attack is quarterback Don beat about 2,0O0 is expect ed , will fl' .. fCft-,(- iN tremendous, and they ill ,1,jc~ "You can't concentrate on Washington," said Selmer, In his first year as Miami "When you play Okiaburns, you've got to respect everybody. They've got good team balance." How Much Smoke Does Washington's running mate, Elvis Peacock, is averaging 4,9 yards a run with three touch,lnwno I'i,IIhs,r'k -Tim IOtr*lI t o Frazier Have Left.? MAWI! A 4 ADt Lh.... ..... is. ii.. .,, ..... - Rockledge Takes Cross Country Lake Bran t e ir s Lose __ �- - -j.- --------'- --. ; - -- - 'fl -evening Herald. Sanford FL o B sox In Tight UJ FIFTH- I Er;sMqt,ef. 7 III uomro Btnqoa. 3. SanH Ectsav,. 4 20. 3 00. 3 Eddy Javi (at ISO. Q I Fermin Auirre, S. Marurl. ($7) 1.1140. P (I 1) $910 Larrea, 6 Sala Ramon. 7. CeIavaFOURTH Larri M ig uel tat Mencha. $ Chho Mçu.rza. 2) 10. 2720, 5 20. 2 Arecha Eth.i, SIXTH - 1. Ogulia Deng", 2. 5 20 3 Negw Jay (7) 7 SO. Barre Javi. 3, Negui Atti,, Q (4 4) $7360 P (1$) $321 60. OD (7 Do mingo Perez, S A?etha Elorza. II 1373 70 8Ibao MgueI. 7 AIava FIFTH - I. San?) Aqutrre (2) $ CaPo Zarre. 10 70. S 00, 370, 2. Fermin SEVENTH - 1 Larrl-Javi• . AL .. v, a IPW.r J . '.44 1berdi 17 11 Cleveland Mflø'k 83 91 57 99 West 95 1 i0aklnd kIn c,, Mugutf:s (I I 15 497 sc -. Cross Country CLA$SAAAA Lyman 73, Evans 91, Winter Park 102. Boone 146, Mainland 13$. Winter Haven 161, Oak Ridge 179 Edgewater 111. Lake Brantley 221, C0101141 22). DeLand 241. Semftle Edroze Alctans Alberde, 4. - 46 DO. 900, f IJ. 2 Ica Be.lia (2). Santi Ramon. 4 fi A'iana Len): (1) 11 $0; NINTH - I Juan. 2. Zaire. 3 0 1? 8 14060, P (6 2) $ 60 I Bilbao. $. Aguirre, 6 EIGHTH - 1 Maya Mugiier: Sale. 7 Celaya, $ At, (I) Ii 70. 4 40. 3 10: 7 CeIeya TENTH - I Sent). 7. Ramon. 3 Aguirre (2) 760. 350; 3 MIUtC Ally Lantern. I Mencha, S Chucho. 6. (1) I 20, Q (I 2) 13270, P (17) Muguerza. 7 Fermin, I. Minis). $1.47 60 ELEVENTH -1 Areha Juan. 2 - I- Erdoia (1) 1370. .-NINTH .PIegu.M.gutl. 3 Domingolarre, I W). 7 CCIaya (7)560.710 (echo Bengoa, S Sala P erez, 6 IS 60' 3 Juan f3 160.0(17)11250; PIll Alava Arpi. 7 Erdoza Alto, s BarrcEcpiave TENTH I, Larre 131 11.10. TWELFTH t. ChuthoAltu. 7. 11 20 3 W. 7 Manor) (3) 720, 3*0. 3 Cetaya Aguirrt, 3 S,ha A:pi. 1. Ct'xho s 70, 0 13 $4) *O P (s Erdozaa Juan. 5, Bilbao Mugu-'rza, 3) $11340; DD ti si ISIO ' a Ferrt)n-Roman. 7 San?) Lance, ELEVENTH - I Per ez P 7,'.iruri Mr'q,h, ' '-' J -Otcr,i Azp U - $60. 150. 3 Domnqo Miguel t5} S70; 0 ii 3 6$ $2460. P (6 3) 11310 SA rURDAY TWELFTH - I Sala Mencha (7) MATINEE 9 60. S 20. 2 60, 2 Marurl Alp) (1) I 40. 1120 . 3 Ceiaya Larrea (8) FIRST - I Larri-lenll , '2 p Ak3an Arania, 3 Ogyltg Se'vsa. i Big Q 13 with 17) $4770 Ica Okkp, S. Unia AIberdi. 6r EddyHandle %79.99I Alt - i,M9 Elonia, 7 Cacho Via. $ Echar.o NIGHT Sanchez FIRST - 1. Ald.anaIorzJ • SECOND - 1. tn:a Arens, 2 12 00. 750, 1 00, 7 Lent) Okoki (2) Lan) BeiIià, 3 Ica-Alber,, I Eddy 5 , s 00 3 (aCJ'io Beta (5) 460; Q Lenia, S Oguiza-Yzs, & Ethanio 7 3) P (3 21 1107 40 tIoria. 7 AIdane Sanchez. I. Barre SECOND - 1. Larrl Albe'rd) (I) Okoke 1)60, ii 20, 700; 7 Eddy Okokl (5) THIRD - 1 Aldana Jay), 2. 5.60, 2.50. 3. Ogulra Belle (115.6°; 0 Ogui:a Okokl. 3. ca Arens, (51) 3-6 00. P (15)111 30; 8g Q (2 ) Echano Lenlz. S. Eddy Beitia, *iti 5 5) 175940, Unza Sanchez. 7. Arecha Alberdi, 8. THIRD - 1 Un:a Sanchez (4) Larre Via 11 OJ, 6 100 2 Ogu'zalor:a , FOURTH - 1. Cacho Okoki, SIC. S 4C. 3 ArC(hj Lenii (5)6 70 Q Lam) Jay), 3. Negui Echive, ' (6 II $78 00; P (6 I) 1325 30. Domingo Eloria. S. Arecha Miguel. FOURTH - 1 Cacp'ior'er ,z (3) 6. Alava Perez, 7. Bilbao Bengea, s. 910. 510. 310. 3. Lan) Zarre (2) Barr. Zamre 3. FIFTH - I Erdoza Muguenia. 2 (7) p aruft Sengoa, 3. ChuChMigiI. 00 (6 31 $13330 I SantlEcriave, S. Dom ingo' FIFTH - 1. M.aruri Echave (4) Aguirre, 4 Sala Ramon, 7. Celaya I S 70. 880. 340 2 Sala Senooe (1) Lantern. I. Firmin-Mencha S60. 3 20 . I. Chuctio Miguel (5) 3.70; SIXTH - 1. Ogu):aBingoe, 2. 0 1)1) 131 40; P (All S11130. PIPOUI-Zsrre. 3 Domingo-Pci-n. i. SIXTH - t Bilbao F'rez (6) Arecha Aguimre, S. Barr.-Elorza. 6. 11 SO. 7 00. 500: 2 Barre Zarre (I) B i lbao Jay), I Alava.Alty, I. C&th* 500, 4 70; 3 Alave Ally (7) 1,70; 0 Miouel. (A 6) 16150. P 6-1) $1$730. SEVENTH - I. Aldana Len):. 2. -- -- - ' . . Urza Arens (3) TWELFTH - 1, Bilboal-Aipi (4) 1150. 1110, 600, 2. Mimuri Aguirre Neg.ui Beitia, 3 Urta.Javl, 4. Ica Sinchz, S Ogui:a Alberdl,ó. Eddy Yja. 7. Cacho Perot, I. Ectiano. Arena. EIGHTH - I. Marorl-Aipi. 2. Ercza Echave, 3. Bilbao Lan-es. 4 ChuchoMug,enia, 5 Celaya•Juan. 6 Fermin Attu. 7. Sr,fi-Ramoq.,, • Sale Mencha NINTH - i Alava. 2. Erdoza, Zaire. I Aguirre, S. Juan, 4. SaIa, 7. Aip., I Celaya TENTH - i, Ramon, 3. Sent), 3. Mench. 1 Mug,im6. Fermin, 1 Mat-un), S. CPIUCtiO ELEVENTH - 1. Negul-Azpl. 7 Arech aZarre, I. DOrntngoMigu,I. 1 Bane Juan, S. Alava-Ectiave, Feçmlq, Perez, 7 SantI Bengoa, I. Chucho Ally ' TWELFTH - I Bilbao Juan, 2. Sale Attu, 3 Marurl Mugueria. lnd,v,duaIs Georgia BarksaJe, (I) (11)13.70; P(41)111550; BigQ Ctiucho Agu)rre, 5 Fermln-Aipi, 6. Trinity Prep. 9 3Q; 7. Kathy (26 with I 4) 112010 Celaya Ramon, 7 Erdoza Lan-ca, $ Bningarder, Lym an , 9 31. 3 Pt'ggy A - 7.957. Handle SI?77I Sant, Mencha kllt. ockIedge, 9 31, 1 TriCla FiCId, PocitIedge, 9 39; 5 Patty ENTRIES TONIGHT FIRST - 1 Alcania Bei?ia 2 Oguii Arena, 3. Uria ..eni:, Edjy OkokI, S. Lan) AIbrdI. 6 Carol Curtis. TrinIty, 9.41; 9 041#19ne Berkley, Brantley, t:49. to. Cacho Sanchez, Ck4y SulIivn, B'en')ey 9:50. )crn Eforiza 7. Echano Yra, a SECOND - I. Urza.Bei?ja, 2.Ica , PreP Football Rico U. Inter Amer Ican 0 Cooçr CIty 1?, Cham)nade North ,%.Iami Booch 3. Hialeah 0 South Plantation 7. Miramar 6 Miami Jackson IS, Edison 14 lenui, 3 Echano, OKOkI. A. Ogulza. South Miami 7, Miami BHChJ JaI.AIaI S.anthe:. 5 Cacho Arena. 6. Aldana. Via, 7 Barr, Elonia. I Eddy-- RESULTS MATINEE FIRST - I Ica Arrj 17) 13 60, 510. 3 $0. 2 Ca("o 'incnej (7) 6 20, 650, 3 UrzaOkokl (') 4000 (7?; P (7 7) $163 SC. SECOND - I Sarre Arana (I) V1 1M By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The two front-runners head into the home stretch of the American League East race tonight. Scratched by bad weather for most this week, both the night's game with Cleveland, will host the Indians tna pair at Fenway Park. Boston, wi th a 3t-game lead over Baltimore, has a magic number of four to clinch the fast piayoff spot in baseball. But if Boston Red Sox and Baltimore nothing is decided by Su ndaY, Orioles are scheduled for twi- both teams have a list of night doubleheaders as they possible makeup games for start the last weeke nd of the next week. regular season. "I have a hunch the race will The Orioles, rained out of a end by Sunday," said Alvin doubleheader Thursday night with Detroit, will play two games with the New York Vankeels at Shea Stadium. The Red Sox, washed out of Thursday Dark, whose Oakland A' s have clinched the American League West. "I anticipate playing Boston. I don't disrcspect Bahl'more. But with all those dou. blebeaders and games to be made up, things are going against them. It meansthey could be forced to use their fifth and sixth starters jnsome of the games - and that's a difficult situation." Baltimore ' Manager Earl Francisco Giants $4. inning and West forced to start a rookie if the Orioles have to play the Chicago White Sox in a makeup game. Wood, 16-20, was backed by a leading San Diego over San 13-hit attack which included FrancLco. The victory sealed three hits by Jerry Hairston, fourth place in the Natic'ial giving the outfielder seven hits League West for the Padres. champions. TH?RC' - I Ica Be.'a, 2. AIdana, OIcèi. 3 E(tarlQ Alberdi. A. One Via. S Oj:a Javi. 6 Arerhi, LenIl, 7 Eddy Arena, I. Lam) Sanchez FOURTH - I Barre Okoki, 7 1 (44) Hoqan's Heroes 7']O (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Miami Lakes II, Central n To 1 All Star Wrestling (44) Love American Style 80O (2) Sanford And (I 3) $ I (6) Biq Eddie (9) Mobile One (74) Washington Week In Review (35. 44) Braves fli''h.t t C Inc inn.. Ii 1 To Meet Vulcans TALLAHASSEE (AP) - State - his second straight It'll be Iowa State's Buddy game over the lOOyard mark. Hardernan by lar.d and Florida Mudra said Florida State also State's Clyde Walker by air had to figure out ways to use when the two teams meet Sat- wingback Larry Key more as a urday night. runner. Both quarterbacks will be on But Mudra said the winner the spot as their teams try to will be the team that can rmally get on the winning side of the come arou nd to li vi ng up to its l edger after losi ng their first potential. games and taking victories in "Neither team has come their second, close to jelling," he said. Florida State Coach Darrell "That's more true of th em than Mudra figures Hardeman's us... They're a sleeping giant." sub-10 second speed adds He said he did not know how to the Cyclone attack. Iowa State's experience in the "He's a brilliant athlete," tough Big Eight Conference will Mudra said. affect the game and whether "lie has flashes of greatness the Cyclones might be looking and then does something that ahead to conference play. shows his inezoerience," Iowa State Coach Earle Bruce said of his soptIomore quarterback. Because of the size of the Iowa State defense, Walker may have to pass more U did In the Seminoles' 171 wIn over Utah State last week, can run or thw the ball," be said. Both and Walker are backed by strong runners. be at us." Force last week. Baseball Pre Game Show Baw(>all(Atlanta Jlravejal Cincinnati Reds) 7 iS p.m. (2.5) Baseball 4 X'p m ca - CBS S'r?S Spectacular ,um.r 4thlt' ry-entS in 'The King of Capitol Hill' cornoelition, from College Park M he Woodwind vau's.. from Hew Vork'i Belmont Park; The pro vollQybl1 thamp)oentilps. frOm (6) And -SI.25 Pro Pairinçs Fern Park course owner Dan Anderi Vi Ralph Suare:. Clarence Daniels has called the Ken Cro,nar?le vs. Joe Mamaizito; Qualifier No I vs. Fritz Schafer; er ; Ed I I Th e score was 3-1 against Seminole County junior varsity high school football teams Thursday night. Lyman was the only jayvee squad to triumph, arid (9) Schoolhouse Rock 11:30 (2) Westwind (6) Ghost Busters (8) Speaking With Your Hands (9) The Odd Ball Couple M)twee at Teague, 3pm; South Swrninole Red vs. South Seminole, 3; Tu taw;IIa vs Sanford, 3, at Lyman UG N Josle And The Pussycats (6) Valley Of The Dinosaurs (I) Information 8 (9) Speed Buggy Sea Monsters Bugs Bunny Road Runner Aloma at South Seminole. I p.m. • •,,, Thursdays Private Panics Saturdays 9:30.11:30 am, & 1:30-1:00 P.M. & 7:30.11:00 "r.11 V11941% _______ JUNIOR BANTAM 0 Sundays 1:30.3:30 a 4:00.4:00 ____ Outdoor Rides Next Door ________ _________ SKATE CITY ___________________ 1 ilj :k:.:'i _______________ On The Track Rd , Off Mill ke The JW K rate Picture 0i ngers --------- General Electric 4 SUPERMOUDE11 PLUS t, ______________________ CefltraiAirConc.jltionirg I System I WALL PLUMBING I HEA'IiNG, INC. 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Amateur Pairings Defe nding champion among Qualifier No S vs. Clyde adlivess ! ° ,A Cavalier Restaurant 1 ________________ .1/ p -j ii,; ACTIO\ Nevada PALAYGOIELAIADAVENOK U Q S A C E B K E S HMXDAT D M K _____________ ___________ SEEK S FIND - I 3200 S. U.S. 17-92 I C A K G N K 11 V D L I I E C H B H C -. , l"' EGAEEESORTNUO%INIYOA "kAU MM 1 I Saturday NIght Live With Howard Cosell (24) Philadelphia Folk Festival (35) Movie (44) Music City Wheels 17:56 (6) In The News 1:00 (2) Soul TraIn A( 19- .PaJiT - Jv:,,v OERIIIIY E C C C H S C D M V I IL losaid Tues. & Thurs. Bill Hubbard vs QualIfIer No. 3 Geou J ones vs Ernie Lifters - " 'a (9) . '. Hwy 17-97 Fern Park 339.2474 Long Hot Summer A Real '.. (35) Holiday On Only - fat F • Nt,,j 2J rT.m (44) Rapping Mannlon 800 (2) Fmørnenrv (24) Our Story Wedniesdays 7:3o.10:30 p.m. - (8) Here And There (24) Solar Energy The Cosby Kids (8) Information (9) American Bandstand Iuesday Private Parties ,J1N Lawrence Welk (24) Burns And Allen (33) Hocus Pocus Gang (44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Friends Of Man (6) Fat Albert And •: N E E C rh -_ C . L4 - AT MERANNA . Wild 17:30 (2) Go USA M. I'd "'( _______________ 9 T . (a) Hee Haw News Conference r,_,.,...,,_ -- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Jill. NE OMMIa aii JiM l. Jul 61m, 02 doom JIM among ' AMENNNN M . JIM. Jill AN ANE .*ago ~ A IMM ORNiJJull J..IJUl11 iiluuiIJiia, 7:00 (2) Last Of The Rock Mondays 7:00.10:00 p.m. MENEM EVENING (13) All- Star Wrestling (24) Valla Alegre (35) Uniscooe (44) Soul Train 17:74 (6) In The News t .- ,, __________ __I Perspective On The News (35) Wilburn Brothers Show (44) Untouchables 6:00 (6, I) News (24) Book Beat (35) Nashville On The Road 6:30 (2, 6, 1, 9, 13) News (24) Florida Business Week (35) Pop Goes The Country 12:00 (2) 't ,•.• TUawa 5:30 (24) Black AFTERNOON Phooney (24) sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop 8:75 (6) In The News (9) Schoolhouse Regular Skating 'Schedule ,,.. (44) Star Trek Neighborhood (33) Big Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man 11:54 (6) In The News xt L ~ F ipivri (I) High Chapperal (9) Wide World Of Sports (24) Interface (35) Party (24) Mister Roger's Jabberwocky "I think it will take an *2 to Pfeiff er vs. Ron Green ; Howe El.seshere, Seminole took an early lead on a two-yard TI) plunge by Donnell Gilchrist, but wound up a 12-6 loser to [)eLand. Also, Lake Brantley was whipped by Winter Hardy I Dream Of Jeannie U S Of Archie Banana Splits Bozo's Circus Jabberwocky Flintstones Go Tom And Turner vs. Qualifier No 7; MIke Lose Three, Win One (33) Cartoons 11:75 (6) In The News Hour MIDGET A win the qualifying tour. Wallace vs. Mike Oaldosa. We me Singletary vs. Gamy English. nament," said Daniels, "and Clar ence Daniels vs Ed Yoder; Joe after that it's match play. You Joyner vs. Chantey Zenl; Hank Semester Laurel Anc Plus Four (6) Pebbles And Bamm-Bamm Hong Kong 113 Torn Bonds VS. Bob Williamson Dan WeidI vs Ira Wadl Far out Space Nuts (13) Daytime (24) El ec tric Company __________ 9 Notched I boll 34 Mtral fault 51 Ape 10 land meat-ire 36 Demure 54 R elia nce 56 Denied (coIl) 11 RecepI (lb.) 40 Greek loiter 12 Compass point 43 0)1 si Bird of prey 2 3 PostScript lab 158 C$3ss,00rn Pc' 45 Bury ?SFlrin.ce(MJ$ 21 Horrowers aim l6 items -food Lollobnigide a clock 22 Stir 28 Modern art 23 Middle Atlantic 47 Articles of trend DOWN stale lab) furniture 30 New Zealand 1 Arab country 24 Evil spirit 48 Embraces parrot 2 Decrease 25 13spla1ed 49 Small .%Larnj II Biblical temple 3 Great lake 26 Ventilated 50 Proofre dnq builder 4 Rodent 27 Fortitude mak 33 Able to pay 5 Theater floqing?9 Wet Si Ar-Ocr debts 6 Maple gøflui 30 Ruddle 52 P.?al do 35 Venezuelan 32 Transfer of 7 Ma sculine -_ 53 Threefold rivet nic kname property on (Comb form) 37 City in (lu)1 condition 5 PeectorIs 55 Sul bard (Scot - (74) Man Builds. Man Destroys (35) Car And Track (44) Sports Legends 5'00 (2) The Invisible Man (6) DEADLINES Noon The Daj Before Publication Sunda - Noon Frido pronoun 21 Hawaiian garland 22 Peer Gynts moth er Spectacular Planet Of The Apes -- Time Tunnel Daily Devotional Movie MovIe Movie iuAjALI r I thru S times 4Ic a line 6thru 25 limits3lca limits line 26 times 24c line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 8:00A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.P400n Movie ___ ae P.toi RATES HOURS Movie Answer to Preous Puzzle 1 £ 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. (44) Untouchables 1:00 (44) 1'30 (2) 1:45 (9) 4:00 (9) 5:00 (9) Debt. 20 Employ 322-2611 Tomorrow 17:00 (2) Movie t Indebted ones 39 Stout cord 6 Unpaid sums 4 1 Huri.an qroup 13 French 42 Symbol for 'evolutionary neodymium 14 Restrains by 43 Pigpen 44 Bind is G.rts name 46 Stop from 16 Compel spakrrn lCi'l t7 Born 47 Prohf't 18 PCC fith 48 (24) Woman 4:30 (6) CBS Sports (24) Carrascplendas (35) Jetsons 10 56 (6) In The News 11'G) (2,5) Bey And The - - ACROSS 4:00 (6) SoundIng Board (1)) Sign Off Block Rock 8:30 (2) SIgmund And The nd defensive Lyman, 4Z (6) 1 I', "They "They held Albany Sta te to Lyman, JacksSantr, I pm, at on Helght$ vs. rn k Hour 1010 (2 8) Run J (9) Uncle Croc's 800 (2) Emergency - ' Frankie Poole, defensive end White, II a 'vi, at South Serninol,, "I'd say a six because I thM Albert Kelly a TuUi1*)II vs. Sanford, 11am., at Hn F nr 7:30 (2) fARGAIN MATS.IVIRY DAY1 Pop War ne r Football Ieague Will be staged at three locations In seminole county Saturday - Lyman High. Pinecrest Elementary a nd the South Seminole Field. Saturday's schedule: Union but dropped a 7-0 decl. we are a little over halfway to tackle Ephram Hagins for tournament course "very, very 7:00 (2) ____ eight-yard run by Kevin Joseph in the third quarter. -1 Theatre (44) Movie 930 (13) The law vs Sanford, 9 am, at Pinerres? Greyhounds whipped visiting Orlando Jones, 64, on an Maryland vs Kentucky at Lexington) (13) Film Feature (24) Masterpiece • OINIRAL CINEMA CORP Leon Bright picked up 138 slon to South Carolina State tat where I think we could be," he outstanding performances aJacks m, on Pinecrp Heights vs Lakeview. it week. said, ; South S eminole against Albany State. State Puttina (8) (9) (35) (44) Movie Isis Hour Almanac 10:00 (6) 7:30 (13) Movie 3:00 (21) That Uncertain Paradise 330 (6) Black Experience (24) RomagnolI's Table (9) New Adventures Of Gilligan (24) Sesame Street (44) Ernest Angley 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Sunrise (44) I (6) (9) li() (5) Week Movie Bob Newhart Show The Carol Burnett Show Matt Helm Internationa l 9:30 (6) Tennessee (24) Wall Street Week (35) Ceasars World 1:5.6 (6) In The News 7:00 (2, 8) Malor League Baseball (6) Movie (24) Zulu Romeo (33) Brav es Baseball 9:56 (6) In The News 10:00 (2,8) Land Of The LOst (6) The Shazam 6:00 (6) Growers (9) Movie - yards in 30 carries against Utah County's Junior Varsities 2 rn (3.8? - 4 its season team could play, 'os) the : Milwe, at Teague, I P m , 11e Rattlers, 1-0, play the that he would rate the Rattlers that,s outMnding,,. he said. competitive. " 130pm (15 )CamoIManflCeIebrityGclfchJII,fQ, (Jack G'ng is - Football UCLA At Neighborhood MORNING (9) SW A.T (24) Special Of The Your Hands NCAA (9) (24) Mister Roqer's Friday NIqfll Moore Show 1:30 (8) Speaking With (24) Electric Company (44) Gerald Derstlne (6) In The News (13) Movie Fights (44) Movie 17:00 (2) Movie (8) News 100 (9) Movie 1:30 (2,8) Mid.iight SpecIal 7:30 (2) Daily Devotional Singers Grane Ape (9) Schoolhouse Rock 9:30 (2,8) Scooty.Dpo Where Are You? (9) The Lost Saucer Saturday Wall Street Week 8:57 (6) Bicentennial Minute 9:00 (2, 8) Rockford Files (6) Hawaii Five-0 BacksMjkeWillkaj'nsa,yjjjm Aggies Saturday night at six on a 1-to-lO scale with 10 PEE WEE He singled out defensive back MII.iea? THjf, 11 am.; South Wingender each rushed fcr Greensboro, N.C. North representing the best that the Kenny li nebacak Johnson and Seminole Red vs South Sfm)nol• more Jan 100 yards in Iowa lina A&T, 1-1, opened TODAY SATURDAY 11 a rn (44) -Jim Thomas Outdoon (Fishing or Bluefin tuna off NewfoundLand, duck hunting on thC Eat? Coast) 1p.m. (15)- NFL Game of the Wk 1-30 pm (9) - College Football Pre Game Show MA -S -H Movie Wesleyan (24) Hubbard earlier in the week 104-yards total offense and Lakeview. I p rn • a? Pln.crest; State's 17-12 victory over Air with a victory over Virginia 9:75 (24) Aviation Weather (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6, 44) Movie (9) Wide Wor ld Of Entertainment games the most important thing to us was named coach in but a superb right now," Hubbard said. wor ried thathis team has a way fly State. "fllcy have the potential to to go. Legends 11:00 (2,6.8,9) News (44) Bobby Goldsboro 9:00 (2,8) Movie (6) Mary Tyler (35) NFL Game Of The Week (44) Combat Seminole Wrestling 11:00 (3,9) News (33) 700 Club (44) Star Trek 11:15 (S) News 1170 (8) News 11:30 (2) News Doe 'ao (6) HL) Orlando -Winter Pork LLM011C1) Championship MInute Week Show The Man (6) (9) (13) (13) Movie Washington (2,8) Secret Life 0' Waldo Kitty (9) 401 (44) Mov. 4:45 (9) Movie 530 (44) Mo vio Games Slated Mudra said. Face A&T Walker completed five TALLAHASSEE (A?)Hubbard sald that Saturday's passes, but two were for touch- Fresh Florida A&.M fumbled off a 54-7 powidlng of game "will come right down to times against Albany downs. State, be th e Seminoles Albany State, orida MM who comes Fl Mudra said tter prepared and prompting Hubbard to obaen'e planned to test the secondary Coach Rudy Hubbard is down. who wants to win the game the "we have to get bett er in terms playing talk that the Rattlers most." whichwa3notchallengedth Of, Our execution--much betare back aft-er five seasons of He's pleased that the Rattlers ter" (list two games, mediocrity, rolled up their biggest score in On the positive side, Hubbard "in their se"onclary, WC 1;_ "North Carolina are beating Albany Sta te since he said the Rattlers demonstrated A&T's one or two places we think we 9:00 U.S A. Bicentennial 8.77 () (24) Of Gold Peep Show 10:30 (35) Portrait Of A Champion (44) Greatest Sports iJJI FestIval (44) There's Plenty (44) Movie Pop Warner F1ond * a A&M Rattlers N.Carolina Roger's Neighborhood 3:00 (9) Movk' 810 (2, 8) Chico And JACKSONVILLE (AP) - To over Philadelphia with leg and hear the couches tell It, the finger injuries. Birmingham Vulcans ad "I'm encouraged a little Jacksonville Express are about Mira's recoverj, but we almost too crippled to play their don't know If he'll be able to World Football League game start," Tate said. "fie Ji,Wdbe here Saturday night. able to play some." "We're probably more bangJack.sowiile will be without edup right now than we' center Howard Kindig, cornerall season long," said Dir- back Ron Coppenbarger and mlngham Coach Marvin Bass, tight end Mike Creaney. "I just hope we can find enough Tate said he didn't think healthy people to put out renegotiation of many player there," contracts this week in an effort Jacksonville Coach Charlie to cut the Express' financial Tate put it this way: "We've losses will have an adverse ci. had some key injuries and feet on the team's effort. haven't been able to do muct "1 didn't see any Indication of about them. We are kind of it in work ou ts," the coach said. licking our wounds," But he's concerned with BirTate hopes, however, that mingham's four-game winning quarterba ck George Mira can streak and 6.2 record. ret ur n to f ul l action. He missed last year's Express victory Be R Wonderful World Of Magic (I) S7S000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood and Dave Winfield hit his 15th, Crippled Express Clash Expected TV (6 2S "I - Baseball (Atlanta Bravei a'? Cincinnati 10:30 p.m (35) - 7,iotcrcycl, racing 10 30 p m (II) Sports Legends II 30p.m (6)-ThiiWefllnlr,CNFL tf,y' Of Animals (13) CBS News (24) Senior Scene (35) Star Trek 1 FSU-1owa State IN BRIEF 2pm (IS) i Paul Weaver. who %ould probably be Division (6. I) Concentration (9) Wild World Children's Film (6) (24) Mister (6) Barnaby Jones (13) Burke's Law (24) Pin To See A Truth ri filr,rr jerry ones 10:00 (3, 8) Police Woman 7OO (2) To Tell The . Weaver doesn't qult.e agree, al. White Sox 8, A's 2 Splittorff, 9-10. though he admits the sluatlon is Wilbur Wood pitched a fivePadres 8, Giants 6 a bit tenuous for the Orioles, hitter against a second-li ne Willie McCovey walloped his it looks like Monday's game squad of Oakland players, lead- 22nd and 23r4 home runs of the could come into focus," said lug Chicago's victory over the season and drove in three runs _______ SFNOFM 7 30 pm (I)) -- lSres?Ing came off - ____ - - - EVENING games. Twins 5 Royals2 Craig Kusick hit a home run and a single and scored twice, leading Minnesota past City. Kusick's homer, his Sixth of the season, led off the fourth Negui Eloria, i CaCh0AA-QVfI. 4 FERN PARK - The Ir15 Park Putt-Putt course, and 7 40.100; 3 Ui-ia Alberdi (5)4.40 The final spots in the 32-way Jacksonville. Jimmy Craig, Gilbert Blankenship; Qua!if iii No ti• 8510 P (5-1) 852.30 ; Q Domingo JavI, S Arecha Zarre. AIaVI Perez. 7. Bilbrno Bengoa. S. 8 state putting championship will bertha are still open for low' match play competition will be Rockledge, has won the be decidedsurday at the Fern profeLdonals and sit amatem. determined hi a WiIIiamion; JIm Man 9 a.m. Sunday amateur tide the last two year& ningway. wt. Mike wright~ Chuck Palm medal play tournament, The Pros are playing for a purse vs. QuaIIf let No 7. Art Sennett vs. Mike Fran:; Henry MCt11r,Iy Jr. state tourney will follow at of slightly better than $1,000 in vs Doug Short; Wayne Williams vs . flOOfl. the state tourney, with the QualifeerNo.6. Jeff Bakervi.Jerry S Forts Tournament w ee kend kicks win ne r receiving 8-400. Tournament Manning , Alan Atki vs Jimmy Craig, William (r i mes vs. Qualifier Saturday with a pro-am, Saturday's play begins at No. 1; Don Cameron vs Jim Miller; pro-pro and am-am tour- noon. Dett,;. Collins s. Tommy Shier. naments, On in two The White Sox walloped the A's 8 2 and the Minnesota Twins trimmed the Kansas City Royals 5-2 in the only American League games Thursday night, In the National League, the San Diego Padres beat the San TV Friday t ' SEVENTH - I Savanks. Bishop Moore. 9:44; 6 Kelly T ho mas. Lake Howell. 9: M. 7 L Emory. Winter Haven , 9:17. I. Hl"t Home Stre ch Front-Runners - 217. Merritt Islind 799 1160, 1 40. 340. 2. Negui-JivI ()J )nd.vrdualt. 1 Don Berusyresser, 540 3.10. 1 Aldana Perez (3) 400; Boone. 14:41; 7. David Stewart, '3) $35.20; P (3-1) W] 10. Ecgewete,-, 1517; 3 Torn Her., EIGHTH - I CelayaApa I L',man . 15 71; 4 Bruce Cal Caldwell, 9.00. S60. 310. 7. Sale Miricha (i) Lyman. 15 - 25. 5. Kevin Ryan. Oak 140, 6ou; 3 MaruniMvgverze (3) Ridge, 15 44; Rick Honta, Lake 120; 0 (1,) $ 40 , P 14 1) 1)6)70 Bi-antley. 15 45; 7 Doug Liner, NINTH-i. Bilbo.a (5) 2610,$310, Evans. IS IS. S W'IIio Calloway. 700.2 Zaire (I)I60.Sgo; 3. Sala Seminole, 9. iS:SS. Larry (6) 440; 0 (II) 4940; P (all Williamson. Oak Ridge. 16 - 0); 10 1133.50 Doug GouItn. Merrill ISland, TENTH - 1 Fermin (5) 1&oO. GIRLS 850. 470; 2. Lan-ca (1) 9.10. 6.20; RcrIqdge 54. Lake BrwiilrMench. IS) 5-40; 0(45) 159.40. p Trinity Prep 0, Cocoa (leach II $313.. 00 (48) $192.30. , Lyman 14.4, Oak R idge 160. Winter ELEVENTH I Same Alp) (6) Haven 200. Lake HO*'l'II 212. Evans 7 40. 3 20. .4 50. 7.- Cacho Benqoa (7) 213, Merritt Island 770, Winter Park 440.6 SC. 3. Alvi Juan (3)4 $0. (7 751. De(.and 316. Boone 346. Oak 4) $7570, p (6 2) 112 50 Ridge ]IIII, Edgewater Seminole NT5 ;',;,-' Beilia. 3. 6* Menchi (6)1 IC: 0 1 5) laO 40. p ( Oguiia Leflil. 3, Uria Perez, 6 CII) $81 10 :s. 7 Eddy Sanchez. S Echano. SIXTH - I Barr. Ech.iv (7) Ataa IS 20. 660. 500, 2 Arrcha Javi (1 EIGHTH - I Seti Ally, 2 Alava 770+670. 3 Bilbao EIor:i 16)9000 Mencha, 3 CeIaya Juan, I Erdoza p Aguirre. S Chucho A+tpl, 6, Martin SEVENTH I CachoAranal (8) Muguenra, 7. Flrminla,r,a. • 109 29' Texas 77 57 1.11 II Mrvwita 75 $1 4$) CIi.cago 73 IS 42 2Pz CaI!fornia 77 1 45.6 fl, .cI.nctsed division Pith Thursdays Results Chicago I. Oakland 7 Oeret at Baltimore, 2. . rain Cleveland at iton rain Mis iescta S. Kansas City 2 On.j garnet scheduled Today'Ga,n Cleveland (Wats 52 and Eckersley 13 6) at Boston (Cleveland 129 and T.a.'il 17 II), 1. It n) Baltimore (Torte7 70$ aria C .,c ;ar I II at ?r', 'rofl. (l-1.mter 7711 and Medich 15)6). 2. if ii) National league East #5 L Pc? GB ; 4 $76 PhiIg'ha $1 71 332 7 N York 10 75 +306 11 St. L'ls $0 V' 11 ChICIQO 71 " Montreal 73 54 459 1I' West CIACI 105 51 660 I A $4 7) $41 19 S Fran 77 It 417 fl 's S D'ego 7) Ii Ui Atlanta 67 91 .121 37' P4O'j5$Dfl 1 3 'cIui d.vtsói t,ne Thurdey'sR,lf Sin Diego I. San FtInCILCO 6 Only game Scheduled TodaysGames Montreal (Stai r 115) a? Ch. cago (Stone 12 II 7 40, 5 60. 3. 0 TONIGHT'S 0 THD - t American League East I Pc?. GB Boston 93 83 SN Baltimore It 64 171 3' N York 50 76 513 13 -- -1n_ Race W"" [ JJ SCOREBOARD Baseball - .. Friday Sept. 2, 1975 Orioles, Major League - - ILl!. Sanford Everything Is Free: Meals, Canoes, Archery, Swimming, Fishing, Boating, Hikes, Handicraft & Scouting Skills, For Information call (904) 7*9-2957 Mr. David Davies, Dist. Scout Executive. jz -IL'd -, �go I ____ riday Søp?. U, 975 I S — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 34—Ibile Homes 31 —Apartments Furnished 31—Apartments Furnished A,"nthlv RIflIIii .ui,t,,wrt l.oht and F Ilr .•itrr tsivn,h,w1 F Iihth (rf-,t,'. *-'rw t7i kit * h.tnre 10 A m 1 Prmfi,rnRh,w1aoa,t m erit : ,w1ull Air c1ttnI •4firinc ApArt Or.' I flecfrenm Apartment II? French 've 5100 month Plus *25 deposit 177 0I7 or *7* 1*57 ,'n when with a SANrOROMOBILE PARKS. INC (San Mn Central) OrlAndoDriv 373 19)0 7 FIVA RIVER Adult ork r.'roo fithin .'iflQ And rrnonipomn ttnre Surrounded by tPA1'tifiut n.ik hId (SOrOSS IrpeS 177 417(1 — 3 Prdroom 1 bath carport, big fenced yard, swimming pool I btk from t.'hol 719 Vehten Road 317 Clean I bedroom apt. Air, 77( Park $1 IS *11 41)5 .ii, pm (lean 7heiironm kitchen equipped. M MI, Adults only 1135 Other r enta ls available CAILBART PFAI ESTATE. 372149$ AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd St -------- P,iUti f or rent, scw'kroom 'torne. ISO a month 777 7077 or to S rw 177 *71)0 • VEP;UE '.!OIiILE PARK S45 Park Drive, *70 up cr PV I ARflF 1 bl'drocirn hOme yth nice nard.'n spot In Qood locatIon *11)000 7 t3r1ronm house lust outside city. large lot, shade and fruit; SlID month Phnne 372 6761 Room cottage, clean, close in, and flrlyate *15 month Ppwyi.' I" A71,1 BEDROOM home in excellent rontoo ituaterJ nn7 large lots Mv he ?nnefl commercial 5,11,75(1 Furnished efficiency not., ugstalrs. 3 hlks from town Call 373 5109 Aft" A TwoPtedroom, tamly room. CO. rice P. clean Fenced bock yard. 1 Child. no tt 377 u eneva I Gardens 7 bedroom',, tin furnished SilLs month TAFFEP PFA$ 665$ BEDROOM SUITES 33—Houses ,0_ AW4~& 616,,900 .'.t4.. FHA APPROVED-.- Minimum dow n payn-.ant, 3 b4drclom, It: bath. central ha. carpetetj, fenced, PFDIJCED %2.ACO-lOveIy home in WvIrnwr,nd. 7 bedroom. 1 bath. dining & Florida roomsr double lot, well landscaped with large oak; *71.300 Stemper Realty c BY KLPH re.). Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 327 1991 1919S Fren ch 377737,3fl I96.3flII1 CA -4 iiigq -, Commercial Properties Homes, Lots = 8 323-7140 And i 321.0041 JOHN KPtDER, 45Oc W. Garnet t White Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford 32'? lilt IV\4J _____ BEAUTIFUL HOME ) 3 Vt', old. 'I bedroom. i "Ili. fenced yard assume mortgage And qualifying 7 Mt mor 3 Mo.- 6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases rio tome NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. JOHN SAULS AGENCY Large 11 2 Bdrm. Apts•Fum. or Unfum. 41 On Lake. Free looting IPool Cfubft', DaysifllIfi Drapes SCarpetlng •Sep. Dining Rooms 7 Apartment biJdinq;, near town convenient to shopping dstrict Arid S.(t)l5 120 OW eAch. term s ayaiat,Ie For informatiOn call 123 3737 Highway 1742, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323-8670 or 831.9777 K,n 6 Eves 123 Oils Associate - -__ I - I room, nar,e *11.900 MINI FARM- S Acres. tilts drained farm land, *75.000 Your MLS Agency REALTORS ?S6S Park Dr 1 fladrrinmn home, fully furnished. ('H 57*900 Phone 37,3. rr".I cnIl Mill *1.7.3(1) IN lIlYOak shaded, )70'w117' building lot '.i.aoo Pd.' OIIIFT AREA SANFORD I sroe h'droorn With lovely eat-in N itchpin. and brick fireplace in family room Caroet & many trsm Close to schools and After lit; call REAITORAssociate in McDaniel 1776.136 MIS-REALTORS ______ _______ 321.0041 CailBart Real Estate oi.t trio i'c-i - 42--MObile Homes '. SFMINOLE CO Acreage tracts. small and large *7.000 per SC. e Arid L'P ie'rry Realty.. Realtor 621 ("I — 'J7? 711* AFTERtIRS •17797* 3770641 Have buyer for 3 bedroom modern constructed home In 170.030 hrrket In Sanford Call Jeff William. Kimber Really. 61747. Rural ,6odernizing y,xir Home? Sell no longer needed but useful items with a Classified Ad. lde'I location for auction barn and storage'. With apartment and Separate living auarters 117,000 Nice Country Acriao. JuSt right for mini ranch or farmette. S acres. 315.000 Busy Highway Payton Realty aturday. Sept. 27. 7 p.m. I, omelite Chain Saw. excellent condition %140 with extra new chain 173 7317 I Bedroom, 11 ) bath. carpeted. refrigerator, stove, large Puarl yarn air $71500 - hil A chin I %t'% C Nest 7 Ormwer. like new, 525 172 $505 REAL1YINC 201 E 25th St .373 7$17 HAL COLBERT. REALTOR - P cliv fled with matching dresser, 1*5 Walker. *7; 109 Satwma Eve's 377 0e17o 377 1517 ( Cv1lIrtyrd A full $500 moving got it! allowance when you buy a See what a Qranaa Iownhozne has square feet of Irving space 95% DIRECTIONS: 8% Over 3.650 Including 3 bedrooms, 27j central heat DOWN West on 25th Street ')IS tiwy tr,i to \ P idq.Wood Ave. F How Signs . to offer. garden, Iwo-car L a nd s caping VA.NO new le5s and you baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio grage with electric doors. and air, color'coordimated kitchen and much more Ccmp'et, rcre)toral tacite' mjr,Lireel by the Sanora Horn" nets A**ocitto. On closing we pay your initial fee ($400) and first year's membership to Ma:ch 1, 1976. Prices rang. from $36,900 to $36500. Move in for as titUs as 5% down with financing at 7,75% (A. P.R.) or 7.25% (APR.) with 20% down. No closing costs. Monthly maintenance fag coverS lawn care, water, sewer, trash collic. lion, etiactIwaI instuaeca and outside liability, Granada Townhotnes qualify for the 5% tax credit • Privately Fenced Rear Yard CONVENMNU in for keep the difference. Cirpøtinq Throughout • M'trl.rn Equipped Kitchen • fli,t side Storage flrnf.s'cjqr5 'V '.. '" 'Oflhl b;pi'eI Sep?oribi )0,197$ EXPERTS READY .l. / /, I..ij '. hA KISH REAL ESTATE 323 7U0 0041 Granada ' ItS (...,s k.,I..,..d e.v,ê.. r,...,a I ~ __ , nie /--~ ~ _Ipor ~ ! 4 41 iI 121, CAUJMT l! [STATE. Reil (thu , . 0,oka, coop Insted. Pri5or ethIs ; I st 7 Most" Is Inlay i 1* 7() Is SistrOip £ $e'Mey: Pt.. (3Q57 322 1721 1234O Eua4 P$ousia O4f1ve,t,fl. rev.. H'.flua3 Lender stile i.. ----~ ~—~=39—MEFZE;~~--~Z-E~~m- Sheriff's agents haven't revealed locations of wiretaps used for a month in the theft monjtorin~! ,I tiny radio -Lx~idy Also in the court file are docwnents purporting to be transcripts of conversations with Crowder and his wife about the motor home and how it was bought and sold. bug'' placed on a probationer who talked with the Crowders was a residence and the other was a busines.g." the electronic eavesdropping was going on. some 1,600 telephone calls were Sheriff's I.t. It."'. Parker said monitored with a wiretap device that automatically records the calls and the number dialed. against the Crowders, in connection with theft ring, c ontinuances have been wanted in trials until the week of Oct. 13. times of In the second trial scheduled ( Continued on Page 2-A) PD _ - ' ' 'i" -'i. ,y .s ,iL- ' '" L-t__ -4 r . :j,._ : _____ ______ _____ , t ~_ - . Z, - ______________ -- "__ _ ________________ b r -. -Ajr% Be Built Here ______________________________ available for those desiring to No money is required do their own yard preparation. The subdivision layout calls Construction of a new sub- down and no closing for the new community to be division of homes - Sanora costs are charged completely "walled in" with South - is scheduled to begin under VA housing. homes developed on short culwithin the next 60 days, (Veterans de-sacs branching from a developer J. Brailey Odham Aaa:s a'i.ntrnl a,lr,f '..1 at.m announced this week. underground wiring and First phase of the planned drainage City sewer and wa'ir / 250-home development on a 60- them make the decision ch,it I ll lx supplied acre tract, south of sanora and this is %Wule the development cc ill bounded b) Sanford Avenue Financing will be available not have a guard at its en. and Cornwall, is to have 15 through ..jj" the Veterans trance. by being "walled-In" houses. Administration (VA) and the through traffi.. will be .The two, three and four- F' ed e r a I Ho u s i n g t'lirn,nated in Sonora South r' bedroom homes.. dPswnetI i'ii -—o-.-- in SuitItIni'..Ir itu cc t.'A14J 11W ex 1'1U S4'rvlCe Spanish, contemporary and mory is required down and no vehicles serving ______ I the homes. veto at architecture, are to sell (losing costs are thared under im wall concept, . -in the 124.900 to $28,900 price VA 1inar1ng. r'puL'ir in the Cclusive range. Under FHA fln*ncing, developments . today, was Average lot sizes will Odham said, the buyer can tb originated th is area by measure 65 feet by 110 feet. someor all of theyard work and liØtlhatn more than 20 years ago _____________ Odhaii, said the houses will crime or all of the painting The wall idea to eliminate have 1.100 square feet of ceo. oard the dossn payment t*.itside areas, thus focusing trallv heated living area, ssiU long as the quality of the workStudents diroughout Seminole County are holding a -Great air-c' ondifiorling, family rooms, nianship meets required attention on the development Copper Caper" to collect pennies for United Way. Adult Girl Scout within. screening out what the additional baths and dish. standards, leatk-rs afe responsible for picking up the pennies at lbe 39 ,Aashers optional features. ne Wbain will make machinery (Continued On Page 2-A) schools In the county. Here, Tiffany Seibold, Trey Selbold and txllnes will also have garages. - - • ' t il ' - .. Ili-T '. . '- , " h : 1' l l By DONNA ESTF.S Herald Staff Writer ''-' __________________ ____________________ f7F W'11 r ,, / ,,;"kr1iviczinn nrnp- .11 ____,____ - ;I ''i' . ' r• - .. ' 1 . ________ ______ I i. V _____ •'.................... . - - . i -- ___ . •hL - Air _Conditioning ' $) ______ ' ____ _____________________ _____________________________________________ - PENNIES FOR A GOOD CAUSE I i V..,.. — (rnnt Spiholti ileft In rlohlt toIc hi,',u ,,,,tIln rii.nl 1.. *. ..a • Barnett flank of Seminole County %hile Girl Scout Leader SIrs. Anita 11rittain and Barnett Vlee President Gene E. Williams look ald . lf hy Bill %Inu'nt Jr.j r a in I ________ ________ oto -..__&AW dii.- ision. Odhain pointed out i--. ,to "give people what they want, schat they can afford and let '.. M4WM . _~_I _1~_--- . —, - w _. ,~—~_. i ~~- - ____ i —) It's Big Business To Sanford's Jack Bates windows Ptung .'t( ifç mb 377 935 tcr,rel, work I male', DYYFS AIR (T0P4 DiT lOPIlPIG, 771 PIll . f3y the hour or IENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 3 Screevu ___________ 1331 Interri, Plaster f. [)cwr Screens Cuttc.rci macli' Repac Prei*ure Cleaning dmmh~ F,tprir Plastering riaI(h,u'a & simulated A. 5t()fl0 .te:Alty ) - __________________________________ Radio If yth,i Work Fill dirt, top so.i 327 54i) rary - 'i'i . _____ I ar Clar,nu, fill Umrt, lay. rock, AIl&1na%nf(j,wj,nq Housetraileh stored P. rno,ed 3729142 or Iji 1 1 95 5A IC GD ,,,,,,, Peanuts More Than A Comic Character By AUDIE MURPHY IIeral1Staff Writer count the United States," figure I'll do a disthutors as employcs," Bates said he plans to itiake . .. Rates buys his raw peanuts 'l'tic' distributors sign a :rips to Atlanta. KnovjIle, dol. ,, 3C Back in 1960, it occurred to from warehouses in Virginia. quarter-million contract to represent Bates Ctncinnattt, and Louisville to I)r, Lamb .. SA Jack H. Bates that boiled Al his plant at the Sanford Ia rs in business this l'eariuts Products lfl their UI) distributorships. horoscope 8A peanuts were hard to find. And Mrporthe boils or roasts them year." territory, then buy their hospital SA Bates knew that people like packages them and ShipS them "Bu' I don't want the corn— Jack R. Bates peanuLs (ruin the company. TIle pany to grow so fast that 1238 boiled peanuts. it runs Sports to distributors throughout size of territories vary. hOC That was (tie instead of mc run"ung the Bates 6-7•MD Telesision Florida ''It depends where they company," Products. he said 1-2-3(' Peanut Wurnt'ti 'tile plant. formerly a Navy Ixi of two O," said. "One fellow flieces of equip WEATHER Bates admits that even his "I didn't see very many finance building once used by ilient. covers the Tanipa-St. Peter. enterprise Is not Saturday's high 83. Overnight people selling them, I figured supersalesman Glenn Turner sbur' area. Another titan his recession-proof. i'hi' cavernous boiler i I'd sell them myself," he said, 6L as a low hostel capable of cooking 1,000 pounds Duval county." Hates, who was a fireman in painted a bright red, white and Partly cloudy all day today. "Peanuts are an impulse ifltlts at a time. The boiling Bates said 1w' grossed $12,0() Crossword Editorial DearAbby - The (klando for six years, visited an blue. Each part of the double 1)rmess lakes 19 .hours. army surplus store to obtain structure measures 20 by 100 r, roaster can handle 100 littge cooking pots and fiel(I feet, providing 4,000 square pounds at a little. It tak" orkStoves. frlfl, and a half-hours to roast that "it was rough. I did all the The heart of tile peanut inam peanuts. cooking myself the first year jtrocessing operatIon is t'imHates' coitipan has 13 etli 707w 2nd St Pest Control 't IM - _i ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7562 Park Drive 177 $465 ___ RU Dc. t I •) _____ ARE 'it RED WITH VALUES FROM THE --------(Dl WANT AD ---- iht.'lated Story Page $ -Ai st You Business - - 322 2611 831 9993 - M i . ' ' -. 1' :. L . _____ _________ - . - ±' -16 : ____ ______ ______ .i' .. ______ ____ _____________ I - __ ' ___________ F il - __ __`!; V L1 2r ~~_ - - .lilt h Kilt-- h-19% peanuts at Florida's panhandle now. A calling card of debris :,ni ,uip,,ig,rauc flint '''u" h-.. tJII !tI I betund. On a hurricane intensity scale of I to 5, the 1 e ot a ers From Storms [: hurricane that rose out of the Gulf of Mexico to smack Florida ssith 130 iidle-an-hour winds rated a 3 That OS good enough, officials from Fort Walton Beach to Paltanla City said. to wreak (L'InnIges ('StifliIltCd at $150 million. %'tiile not ranking among the most severe storms to hit the United States, Eloise's short but sictous life offered a textbook example of the dangers thi..t lurk in the Athir.tic and lesser bodies of cc arm cc ater from June to Noventk'r, It earned its name in the Atlantic east of Puerto --------------ltieo 11 schen its ssinds tl fit nh - rpzieht'ud -IIinhlnl for designation as a tropical storm. Like all hurricanes awl their cousins, the typhoons, Eloise the Infant tropical deprossion came Into lwing V. hen fllfli)Cd around a loW pressure Sent. '''r''' rim It's ,in( ttiintired cyclonic circulation motion, (K-ean surface air Was gulped in as fuel for I)IO5't'fl)elit. Winds increased In first tropical storm strength and then It) 74 m.p.h. a hurricane. "It's not very easy to explain in layman's tentis lwss a hurricane is born," forecaster Paul Hebert of the National Hurricane Center here said WednesI:iv '11)01's because it's not very' easy to explain in — scientific terms. ''Wt'tumss (halo ssrnI, moist sourceof energy the (ICt'Of) - S needed . And the low pressure center Iliust be there. But it's really not clear just how a loss pressure systuit Is Iormed...or sstiy tnly one out ,if 10 tropical disturbances traveling the Atlantic (luring the five-month hurricane season turn into hurricanes." — 0. • $071 II4.IIItIIU1I n.,ti,',,...I to U1, I.)IUIJ tI)JRU SiIIL1, IUUII1VI tiurriciltIe center director Robert II. Simpson gave ii .. I" iJi'l definition ti*nst forecasters refer to: "A hurricane is essentially a gigantic atII 'tsptwric heat poop,'' lie said, ''whose nuke if !lltlt'S \ cr opR'.tl ,,. r. ___________ Tracking Chart Symbols -.z'-:i,'- 'itn .11111 1xills in wotst air froii, the iw.van surfact, tilssards a loss preure center. 'A LhLS air converges near the center the e % e. s all lit rises, condenses the moisture it carnes, and releases the latent heat cchich Is the fuel that drives the hurricane," By the time Eloise hit Puerto Rico and skipped across the Caribbean lit (lit' Doiiiiiuc'an Repoblic ccas a hurricane. Its scinds and the rain produced by (he tocct,ring cloud niasses it carried killed 42 1*'rs ns ,iml left thousands homeless on the tso islands. But the storm cceakenecl cchen Its ssinds ran into friction in ('uba's high hliount.ain ranges. It limped into Mexico's Yucatan peninsula with si iris bards at tropical storm level but. emerging into (lx, ssarflI scalers of the Gulf, its hurlcane strength scould soc,n tie ietxirn. "It cc as all fairly predictable," Hebert said, Eloise t'haritt'd north toss rd the U.S. Gulf first ,ifl,i ,it !i1ii,.,i tii; ttn m ikorthcast%ard. it before it anotticr pre•hctable phenonienon - storm tide or surge. A hurricane's n.ights sc inils pushes up the oce iu before ttieln, cc hipping the ccaters into a frenzied , ' tteflift't'. it ssas Eloise's surge that flooded loan)' doss ntoccn streets of coastal cities and Gulf-side high550)5, But forecasters had expected even greater fruiii it hurricane of such size, Ill &'nteiiiber of 1900, a hurricane's surge ttriiccned &(.*.X) i.'rsons in Galveston. 'l't'x. 'tides there rose four feet in a it'otter of seconds. 11111 Ituos t residents in the resort areas and retireit .i'nt till ii unities hit hr Eloise knecc little allOt such oct urenet's, forecasters say. The area hiiI t'si'apcd a Illajor storm hit for nearly 40 years. 'the SOtIte is true throughout the south's ltllrrlcanv_prone ilt&'t'i ''Dor job of educating Dccc resider.s is never. ending," said litirricane center direvOr Neil Frank. 'It's laipitrtant that everyone cc ho c'nuld lx' affected km tll'h P551bk 1,1 s11 ;t. -' --- :Zi-'us,'.'.'j:J L4-",, Explained - r-'"-'.- ('__. —. !lie first ycar and the firm It ts tvin, People buy thein %%hen Ithey see them at the counter. been growing ever since. "I figure I'll do a quarternlilllon dollars in business this tight, people watch their %ear. I %%ant to expand into swriding inort, carefuliv.tither ;irts of the Souttlt'astcrrI ('onlinued on Page 2-As tvnter. ,NllA.N11 i Mli - flurricane Elovw is gone froin - ---'-----' - Hurricane 0 I SUPPLY CO. - A tioise* uextbook Lxa Well- Driflkig ianfordnusinessMach,nes 377$ Of Origins ______________ arid ROWE SEPTIC TANK lcef"ed. Bonded, Insured Con SepIl tanks, installations, P. tankspumped 3 77 . ' C' Oh-I ICf, MACHINES 'We seryce all moles an models" ra , . for trainees, on ;;IgrQw WELL $ DRILLED PUMPS SPRIP,'KLFR SYSTEMS All types a stirs Werepaira nd w,ivre STINE MACHINE & - on I) eanut _,.A._ . . I , She. SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonlaler )c'S 373 39,39 OU " IlIghs In the low to mid 8%. Lows In the upper 60* and low 70%. North and northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Complete details and tides are Page $'A. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II Classified Ads didn't work ___________ _rw ___________________ Land _Maintenance thrr,' I t;t' any PIfiHS0N't, 5'tOF SHOP. 771 F '.'C'?,if'IQ ()i',,(Ing, [5ck h.)e SO 377 3997 Come see us for Shoe Cu5t04 hay baleing, Light ownumgl rePAir,no Orthopedic work & ic,'rrj 777 ,tt,., ii ,e.r' All leather noons ___ ______ AP4VCAU*,a ('J ADA(F Of STORAGE BUILDING Peoti, Treated Timber. Thermal set MOWING Wall Papering prcty5t'q finish nypc gaty steel C14E,,P — SPECIALIZE INLOWCOST PAUL SLATER 373 7920 or 372 7579at ter 4 Easy Budget Terms Available Professlcnalwat. SF,'tPlr)l F clEFt (0 RA? 0111 I Buck Thrunij', Frpr iStimti* Ph 372 6*13 & Son. IS)? Bell Ave, Phone 377 7976 betWeen 4 ' AnfiQOm the Swing et or small) Y( !I IfleS idle itCOiS with Carpentry. Remo(ieling.AJdiipn A WAilt Ad To Place your ad. Call Custom Work Licensed, Bonded. P red your Qt551.Ctst7 Prompt And S'Ot'f friendly CIhSs,fied got at The Eree estimate, 37,3 3$. dependent ServIce *7 I'I 77 H,ttd 377 76)). or oil 993) rr' 'Iir'.r I IIXUIIY ITEMS FOR I tP/.rTlrjpj OF THEIR COST " tODAY'S WAN T A DS! I I fireman." rI . l)l0%&'S-"it so f','i( ut c.r want .icis rycry day — and was still working a,s a Hates -- I •r'rrt rr.-f rrçit.r flat rfs or 'LP`rfjj M All -*()Pk Quarartefcl flR()r,t)[ P4 tNt, 373 Nome Improvements ___ , ________________________________ - t &rv _____ R00filig ('alendar start of (11, P'ai, nn ri'tlriiily ,c r,jr u c*rie, a nb. o' C&A Backhoe Service IA . 321 i* ________________________ A Small Classified Ad orings big rptumn', Try one and 5CC CitI 7611 or 1)1939,3 F ST EPSON LAND (Li A RI HG ) t. -'I /. &A CL EAN ALL RUDDY'S HOME I M PROv C AroundThzyClock Comics Need he lp ,'vt?p,t SAttirday AIR CONDITIONING. PEFRtGERATI ON, DUCT WORK 71 hour service, All Aluminum PET REST INN Boarding I Grooming Ph 3 77 1057 VftiqkmAn 665 *770 1771 I Pat Care Interint. F'er4o Pa.nting. 2S years experience, ,atso minor repa1r', v - 1 ~I . ,A . 41111111111b_~ Home Improvements -----I en?ral Heat P. Air Conditioning, For free estimates, Call Carl Harris. at SEARS In Sanford. 372 t._ 1* to — e*'. ________ Incident was heing investigated by (lie t Continued on Page 2-A I Toda y . - _______ n' SERVE YOU -_ '•. TownhoIm M " arrested. Defense attorney Edinund T. The conversations, according to other documents in the file, were recorded by agents - crete SALES BY TO Woolfolk has filed a InoLion asking the court to order the prosecution to ce and tra nscrip ts of a wiretap on Crowder's telephone from July 25 t1rougli midrlight August 23. when another suspect was I bomb threat called into the Sanford Law ki,th ,Ina.l,n I t.r.,,i,l JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - :7.; \ Pope. in i6si S1.395 Call Don Dealer ,":jiLffl . ct1 • Arman &hla. yellow, transmission, exceotbonally clean BUSINESS DIRECTORY or 0 For the P',?' •ri,'', ,sPn cl'c',ri I rlre(lI full time lu'w'ihlii'rpi'r Financial statements And Ian reports 531 7604 Each Model Features I 1961 76—Auto Parts Bookkupbsg SIFYkS Crarada Towrihome at Sanoro • Move Drv1$0, i irs 12 AND 3 BEDROOM HOMES • S2753776467 197(1 ISland.', motor Nflfl'iC n S rific.' de to lines', Call 171 MA TOWFfl' Ii[.stJTy SALON (forr',r,i, ilir,,'lt Fi".i l, N'-,,'i. t S1f modern conveniences with natural untouched surroundings 11 1967 Old', D'elmont , new nsDec?lon.t ___________________ You've , 'ii Hornet Hatchback Camel Beauty Care mixes 4 alter S p m -- ------ Dsuctjnt Prices 3776670 1 16,900 %? .ISO 'ifecondMorwo Batteries. It? 95— 19?7 cj4.am SWI Torino, AM FM Stereo, blue w while vinyl fop ctianae REEL'S BODY SHOP. Craiger maqi 1109 Sanford Ave . i~w . ?.. Drive Sanford 3776777 STARTING AT J Sanford Enforcemew ('etiter at 815 S. Fr( 's iturdas morning Forced polite II) esatuate iIl r i , from s. i' Jail. , Pron rs It it J \uones reported a II was received front an tiiiidentlfietl male voice at 1: 1:1 a.m. and the 'anlord lire I)t'partment and "necess.ir personnel" were notified immediateh'. 0114' fi'm ile nrl'.nner (nit! 5sptiiinni ( flllfltt sheriff's deputies she'ihought Ike," rclerring to (he Julie 9 County Jail lire. ll II prisoners %sere nio'ed out of the city jail and transferred to (he County Jail Iacity, teniporarily, %% here six received their first court apIearaIl''s earlier than scheduled. City Dispatcher Laura Nicks said the prisoners %%ere (,N,pected to he returneti to [fie City Jail iater in the tIa. ,n, `e police station building and grounds were thoroughly searched by police and firemen. but no extra', 372 *39lbe'for.$'3Oa m. or 75—Recreational Vehicles Includm All salely L ski equip . 57.545 373 3913 :% 1WEI Camino. 000ti condition, plo; 371 ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 1797 377 5941 . wirn hrown nn',tr.pes. top con dillon I OW miles *7900 5)0 7333 ______________ service auction f4wv IA West Sanford __________- vestigation. Crowder Is accused of buying and selling a stolen $15,000 inotor home that was seized V 1N;OlthmiIe447 ISDeCd AM rMaado 2 AMC rn 4 LUXURY LIVING Heat . Air rn, jrnic Tile Baths ricidri Utility Room Automatic e'sertric dryer. beds. c hests c ouch red&ak& wt1iffi, TV's dishes. glassware. Items of all kinds 15' PunlyiuI, fiberglas canvas top. 50 HP Mercur,c, engine & excellent shave & ready to go Good trailer. *195 3771067 4, the old. Woodmere 1373 Buick 1 .Sabr rf tr he's? offer or 377 7371 after 5 Two real nice wicker putch swings 55—Boats & Accessories I n- . Bv.J0E1SKItEN Herald Stall Writer ______________________ FRIDAY 7 30 P M SALE. Loch Arbor sectIh 09 Crystal Drive Sal 46 Aucon Gallery I', Ml fastof I At 1970 AMC Rebel (l*Ii Small V 1. Automatic, air Phone Cl flUIsUUII r SOMETHING UNIQUE! I 9 tOA 1116 E 70th St CARPORT *Grand Opening* Sanford. Fa 1779719 .ntrat Florida Pta; never seen a rnllpc?lo,'i (If antigues. collectable P. tine old fa'h•oned furniture like this all limier one roof, and to be sold to the higheSt bidder , _____________________________ 72—Auction no frost refrigerator electric ran:: Automatic washer 107 East 23rd fit Phone 3731217 YWI1CO OFFERS YOU with a touch of 1971 Pinto. automatic, factory air . 5935 P71 $570 or $34 4105 Dealer __, With the is WAnled to bu y used office furniture 1977 Tnvftta 7 dr , to* Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel ernrw'mv special Average retail berry. Hwy 17 37. 1301204. 11700 Our prIce. *1395 37) 1370 ______________________________ s'$1 Dealer . connect lOft - ________________________ (A, persons were a rrested extr&',, . zoned Hwy Onelof the suspects, Jaines Arthur Onie, 26-year-old Orlando carpenter. pleaded guilt), in ,I ary se and was listed ar a state witness against other defendants after plea negotiations that resulted in the dropping of other charges against Onie. indicate a hearing has been set on the request for Oct. 3, before Cucuit judge Virgil B. Conkling. Also ott file 15 0 motion for a Woolfolk, alleging the need to take swom testimony from an out-of-state witness in the case. Thirteen _____ Bomb Threat . 19,4 Hrwne4 Hatchback air. auto p tram" man *P',e'.I', "ru" 171 ScAT 4 Fwcellet location, retail commercial, renovated 7 t#ilrCw'um cjry4 o bom' And t',rlruejm *159(1) ;irri.'.(ctJ in connection with the three month investigation. Court records - — SO—Miscellaneous for Sale ___ Owner financed are sceking delays In trials docketed this week br two inen charged in connection with an alleged $1-miflionn year 'stealto-order" theft ring. ' 1971 Carav.Ile $6' Rowrider, is HP Fvinrude, immaculate cond Merchandise - HAL COLBERT Modern Living DAVES' 37,39370 W11 (1497 (U fencer' ((I We Buy Furniture 47—Real Estate Wanted 7 Bedroom. air conditioned. fenced yard. 1901 Summeclin Ave 11.900 Or make nftr 3 72 3197 f _________________ . Donald Crowder, 44-year-old operator (if the Rendezvous Bar,' Altamonte Springs, Is schedtiled for trial Illis %%-eek before Circuit Judge Cowart in one of eight c&ws accuiing hiin of buying, receiving and concealing stolen property. Why store it and forget it? Sell itand forget it with a Classified Ad 372 76)). 'TV AnIenriam instOiled Also music , CASH 322-4132 intercom ruaging systems New Or F used furniture appliances tools. CASH u"ld construction uy I or 1001 items Larry's etc For Your Junk Cars (ei,uthe'ast Video Mart, 715 Sanford Ave 373 U23 COLOR lviii 9SMONTH -RENTAL PURCPIASE PLAN 1963 Chevrolet El Camino. low ANTIQUES mileage, Small VI, auto trans., 64.1)006 ______________________ 'PjeCqOrHOutefuIl PS, air. Immaculaf, condIfior, CASH 373 4375 throughout 11.0 or beit off or 54—'Garage Sales Phc.' 5677706 after 4pm Ill 46—Commercial Prorty AM HUNT REALTY INC. - '' - -- . B&D Automative . • agents said stolen merchandise valued at $30,000 was recovered, TIdt-teen persons were Sheriff'3 agents, utilizing court-ordered wiretaps and the services of a "bugged" probationer, gathered evidence that resulted in raids In Orange and Seminole Counties Aug. 15, CIPRAf V. 66A h900 6M 41 SS 68—Wanted to Buy - Carport Sale Saturday and Stft"dy Larry Saxon, Realtor 1 - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 310) Orlando Drive Sanford)?) 9700 fenced yard. lust reduced *1.000 The hem? buy at *77.500]7139410 lS7lPatkflr — I JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Ooecor" - . U" 67A—Feed ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Too prices paid. used. any condition Au $176. Winter Park F..00NEYAPPLIANCE5323 06,; _____________ 53—TV- Radio-Stereo -,,, . 95 in which attorneys Defense 6 0 Steal To Order Ring Trials On Ta Th By BOB l.LOYI) hleraldStaff Writer 373 7)0.4 '64R,mirk Sport Wagon, loaded $495, - Cents " 0 . a • ,6A nld,% Vista Crojisel, wagon ---' - KENMORE WASHER, Service, used machines raoDno? FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD I Orated In Sunland Estates, 3 tw-droom with family room. Z,100* covered patio with barbecue, REALTOR .--,- ----- --______ Look. Best Buy IIIIIIIIIIIIII QUAL ITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES, SANFORD AUCTION. 373 7310 Celor IV*% from %so. D&W. from $'S. Service all makes. HERBS TV 1200 S Fr ench. 373 1731 FANTASTIC POOL-- '1 bedroom, 2 tuatti. family room, game room. en,ilppecl kitchen, 7.700 sq It - ""t rder, 5100 - 52ppliaris 'M Chevrolet lmpta, loaded r'Irl Palomino Gelding. cx '' _--- . It NOTUSEDUP . ___ __ — A 'l'r .,, tra 377 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 37 . 66--Horses - --. 4 4 t pick on Chevy 10. 6 cyl traiaht sti(k * steel bed. Excel cOrd SI 199 *1) (.555 USED CA PS - - ________________________ ______ ______________________________ inhIerl Mo-dilerrAneam China Hutch P51) 177 1564 409W 1St rt .372 TAX (RE Dli 1 fle'dcoon. 2 bath. lots of rint soace. wall to wall 4WPIPI1 drive pick up. 1 speed. '7) International, short bed, heavy runniryi gear 51900 3733655 i's like pennin from heaven wten _________________________ you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad - 32771—Price 20 Attorneys Seek Delays For Suspects - 1(17 East I' irt, Downtown 177 94 1 1 569 11 Sanford, Florida _______ fr lIh-f Ic lflvaP,t 41 , mo, female. 1965 With', pickup truck. 1 wheel n.'rm P. litter traIned, 550 371 drive with worn locking hubs: 5.171) 110', 'fl JAMS ________________________ Ap4rnpo SEWING CENTER "cEfiviri BEYOND Rig Real Estate Broker —1 t 1 pIra sofa & chair, Corner tAt'Ie'*. 'wi',enle'rt*tI 3331011 3222420 Anytime 3771991 Acreage in ,ibifli't, I needle twin needle front 7.tij O.32Iunday,S!ber2$ 1975 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 79—Trucks-Trailers 373 . 68th Year, ', - F RE F K Ii TENS to good homeS, 1971 flood '.vi Cal; alter S p m 571*. 11* h-lays Drive Ili ' 'i __ -______ _________________________ N &A "#- At Kish Real Estate . 372 1959, 372 1)6.1 — '' REALTORS. REAL ESTATE - ., 7( ncii', 0 BLAIR AGFNCY _____________323 381A _____ Mr—Pets. Supplies - - : _., _-_' MotorycIe Insurance ___________ ________ position, deluxe' sewing machine Paw l'ialanr.nf *lAnr )O pa ympctI; 8306813 ----- - Pjitt 'SANrORD'S SAL tS LEADER" A STONED HOUSE!t If you ap J'wPriate ston* work. ou'll love this arge custom 3 BR on almost an acre zoned for hor3es Vn'.'Il love It , Onl 131000 (%7 REALTOR 373 5771 by &..i_ IViU ii REALTORS 37) 6151 churches 57*000 MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION SALES Harold Hall Realty Furnished TAX CREDIT APPLIES , COPVENTIpA I FINANCINØ 1Mo DOWN 950 AVAILABLE 0 8% ' EACII Weodmere Home Features Central Heat And [Z ••• ••• And Outside Storage, Medics EquIpped KItchon, Privattly Ftnctd Rest Yard And Mere t i t Come On Out And 5*0 For Yourself, Realty t'vy 7 fl'droomfurr,iIhed house For Pen? Phone 372 7627. PEJORS' JEg THREE REDROOM - labuIou with space galore, mid 570's PP. Slit) rrw. *111(1 .lamaoe deposit Pu Pfl (I 1FF IORDAN REALTOR By Stenstrom . 5 Forrest Greene, Inc. MAIFSTIC OAKS- I Acre home SPARIct ING P OOL I LOVCIY I OR, 7 Site' run paverl road 570000 nein mmmc Ex clean with Pf ('tll(1l0P4Spacious combInation garage game room hedrnnmn, 7 bath executive home. Fconnmicnl gas heat, roof lust 2 watltnwall carpel. fireplace & vrs old' A real bputyl FIVE REORCOMS - firlecortdition. rear downtown $74.900 rOIIPIIPVIRAILERS Nice lot with trees, near S IC- 7 OR. 3175 mo .1 3222090 Professionally Managed ci many n'trA 2 PP. fenced yard. 3)50 Aduuts prele, red 371 5154 or 377 6620 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD Z PIN Pea Real F%14'r Broker 171 OM(1 177 7744 171 5711 373 7*95 FORRESIGREENE INC. REALTORS 8306431 125 (t.. 7 hedroam home, kitchen air. 517.250 All owoer financed with easy terms WITT rsJ CVI I I rfrAI LaSL i y in 751h 1912 Honda 125 %I SC 177 6167 Assume Payments home Sheppno church 1775 mo 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES LI, .'iiiiftned I Bedroom, 1'? bath home in Fern Park, carpeted. draperies, fenced yard. Ike privilCOCS, near STUDIO 1, 2, 3 IM NFAI AS A Mary lii.' 'Pt' Luxury Patio Apartments An Prii Itptl Estate (trokr flj.' f 41—Houses Ni ce A C A0rtment PARK APARTMENTS 17175 Park Avenue FROM 9 ' - WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD-- 3 bedroom. 7 bath home, shady yard. Air conditioner, will diner or swap s19,soo TAFFER REALTY NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Wocidruif's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave, Sa.tfotd Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 1) SOper day CARROLL'S FURNITURE ms Able fl time EDITION - -'-'--'-- 31—Household Goods trees, walk to elementary, bicycle In cnIleqc VA available 121.500 ___________________ - -. 64—Equipment for Rent -. home with central heat P. air. nice 373 0 l or 373 0517 eves 1 - I AK F MARY-- I bedroom. I', bath *03W IS? St 37—BusinessProjrty P,Snvtern 7 lIP. la rge Wrec,lfd porch. rarpnrt, utility cm kit c hen t'Ct.ipredl fruit & shade trees. SIN 1 pr7 Bedrooms AdultS Only I /IKE MARY- New 3 bdrm homes Make color selection s Paved streets, City water, $21.900 with only *700 down Government finanrino *111649 Builder M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Brok er '"' _______________ K lichen Bathroom CAbunt, Count er tops, Sinks ln',tallnt,on avail 3716123 Plights 777 7152 you qualify' ' - vrs old IlVi: 377 79*1 ('),hsiS New houses ma tur,i arrI Noc1o.s payment, monthly payments let than rent Government %ub',idii to Qualified buyers Call to see _________________ - fIre furniShed apt 'atue werkinq man only No students, or p.'?', *91 377 3930 Th in,'rci I4nt" '& is. uuv ills. pm SUNDAY I ________ - 1974 V,smana RD 350. 1&R'S. C0'i tinental tire's O'AQ t,.irs, ex(eIIefSl '00d. 1*7% 371 0935 eves or 9619 (.ini C..se holds in guns, glass en closed with trick 7 storage drawers with ln.'ks *173 RIding lawn mower. 74". A HP Huffy, I ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS ' iet tm wniie * * Real Estate .lie Mary tlnner ss'winq machine in cabinet with Pw'csrh, *541 Phone 37777 64 3226457 - 32—Houses Unfurnished -------- - -- Req Real Estate Broker 772 Se.il Aft Mrs 377 7737 for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good buys - __ GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC - Special Shrub Ana garden sprayers. 90 cents ea. GardenLand. 1100 W tstSt,3736O " all m"tai rnmoletr. with All hardware S1IS Phone 17 7 4961 type. *17W 11 1 St , Sanford Ardroorn with cer.tral air. no pets. 5150 month plus depoilt 373 S2 62—Lawn-Garden C'aran, flo,ir 1* w.de 7' long roll RAYMOIiOM BALL — 73—Mtorcyc$es - BALLREALTY - Looking (asselberry. 17 97,8110 4206 1' Pool Tahiti rue rack & cueS, nerds new rover %1P1 1779161 3 bedroom. 1 bath, kitchen equipped. air. lake view' *1*900 Phone 675 4365 - NOLL'S 177 1917 • FOPRES1 (REENE INC REALTOR fl? *970 - For 5ae or Rent - JOHNNY WALKER H.'i'.' T,Mt..r I ak.' Jcssuo area (all cncm All *110 313 1c1 i.i'flnv' hed,cyim furfliStPd AD?', 'wntalm mowenient location neat for rId." (nijOiCt $31 09 it and D'iV FULLER BRUSH soti heat P. ar. 11'I.O c*r mo 'ivm,tion mall 377 0701 - 372 Son , 5,44 rty-çb (e.('utivr Urik & ch,'iIrS. secretarial desks P. Chairs, straight chairs, filing tahinets. as is Cash and Carry rim "' - )I1 31S[ First St. S room tinsic,' P. bath. nvw QArIcP, Price *i.SOfl On 46 & Old Mo,ic'm Pd 173 9079 We bili d it •irvt rnitr.'t Our deSire is at .in .itfo,dabIe pric plea'i' ("' C1!flO Cnc1 lishipo) C,.'t all the equipment biM' 114" for those big one', with a Ant Ad I AkE MARY 7 OR duoei. kit rhrn .'nipo.'d Carpeted. central "mIt altr 'ivly furnished ( oenl.'ntf, located And i'eAsitif,,lly landscaped For in )(11F.' *11 1170 51f' icics Tim, heOrricim turn or urlurfl Ad.lt% rwt4pqred (Curt, deposit. 371 cAci nr 177 M70 NOW 1FASIP 'l(YIP,fl 1 ctry studio ApArt Crank Realty. ReaIt Upside lwn Building? (onvrnlent In SctrnoI & Shopping %(.'fl 31A—EipIexes 1mm h. II •• flnii-' P'.'.rt -, •sn proflir'.. 545 CHILDREN WELCOME '.1rnim 7A11 Elm Sanlcwd Non.'l 119 iq,i tnlu%ta) •.. WE BUY JUNK CAPS Used office furniturP WILSON MAIEP FIIWNITIJRF BUY SELL TRADE 3227643 IRR .'(iprjty D"pot Requi red rlv On month (all 7 *967 mnnt (all 10 A m to 7 0 m 372 7711 New WEEKLY RATES ?PP 540 - MOSS IE C. BATEMAN 'len Real Estate tlrorer ' 77—Jw* p -- 311 9tY 1 RP handyman's 'II " •'tl assumi OW 1 PP 7 ti,ltti I Ira Ar re 57% 9j p,. 1135*1!0- Color TV iUALIT\'UN - NORTH 1 4&5R431 Longwood Ic L 7P.1BP MOBILE HOMES F ,.ro, h,'.c1 mr lt,dnq Utiht .'., , I 41—Houses 5 . `_ [~_____- I P. Lf' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 26, 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/05886bdf8d06dfa79df6011e6f55408a.pdf de3e6adb2c360f110a5c50698eb23459 PDF Text Text _____________________ - - .-' . -. . - --. J -. - - ,. ..- - .. .- - - 1tIrIJI.-LJI.I_- - r r _._ ____ ____________ ____ - 0 ..174Z! IVg I _________ ____________________ . UI _ - SHORT 3EtXBS ' ATUM BA MA LUM A A UANA. TL)M r. IF W wJS ___________ __ __ rn-i _ by % so Hill I --i iiii ve I y ARE SAYING,ALP? WHAT Frank fl-I Y'E VERY IN TERESTE D IN YOU, DEAR. I 68th Year, No. 63—Monday, Nov. 97 , - I h. lelmilill Sanford, Florida 321/ 1 —Price 10 Cents T ij iv _ _ _ - i -,V, ff XW fu- . T 0 rro =;5 49* Jk9 t& ___ . -1 I 01 -i . - 1 I I` 3 as, ~c 1) I h ~ - / 0 71 ._1 THE 1 ,_ I '. 0- . _ i<~ N . 17~_ . - WE II, rl_ C I / " Sanford 1 I I ___________ 1C ___ I 1. - ) __ .f . ____ - - - _______________ ________________ _____ _________________________________________________ - - Mrs. Kathleen Louise Cutler, ,Ofl7 Princeton Ave., died four hours af ter she was struck as she exited her. disabled auto m ft northbound parking lane ft -- _____ - BXTGS__BTJN1 a0 ERHH,WHArSUP. PORKv?\'A , LC'OKS LOWER THAN A CENTIPEDE.5 by IINVITED HER To FOOTSALL Stoffel ALL SHE [)ES IS L(XK AT & ouR STAR. PASS -CATc4ER ) WATCH - ,~ E ;,-~ :- --:;: ..-- 3: a 10 4 - . REAL - PAL' , /~ / - - . \I-_~11 I )), ~ (4~ " Ii = , I I `,~~ ~= 2 9 ~: - I ") I\1_1 i __'.- ) .I- ; il , '.. . .A _ 11 I 1--.1 - - - .I .", . I - - f !t~_ --- , / II :.. '. ' 11.-4 ,_ A . 0 G I 4I P ,... . -It - I . b __ , I \~ of ( , ___ ~ " 0 _. ,, - - (7 . . I . I It 7J4 /y/ -. -------_ I \I IT ~&IL fiLV_\ yu - : -..- ) "GLUE FINGER3".? 6 - . .to ... 0 ro . / ; &ij , - E .1 'i a LI .5 V.. fl I N t/ - - WIN SOML-_, "i'A .~ 11 'S ~~ A ) I--,---- WOULD '?OU PLEASE: GIVE ME 'txiR AUTOGRAPH\ OSH.1. ) THIS WAY/ W F~ .-C -- DONT 4X)K, SUT SHEG when I F _____________________ ft /?4u - - - - = I -12L - - - - - - . . - - - - % - -_ ______________________________ -- -' j' : 1 _ t 11111111 __ — WI — I . . - I - i -1 ZI -.i.- - _1 1R_ - _____ ______ I . . I----- - - . IA -, . t res t w Mrs. Ctllu'r and her hust*nd t1wtrifl1c victim was cruitieti Bob, who works for a Sanford agattbedrI%er'gdr service station, i h exited the roc the Police have asked that &mford address to Cyrs Trailer anyone In the vicinity ot 2131 Park at DeBary. French Ave., about 7:40 p.m. Saturday, contact police aft headquarters. (Ilerald Pbotos by Bill Vincent Jr.) car stopped next to the curb and Mrs. Culler had ezited her car .— - _____ I 0 V:Ik1 - , - - -"-.-'- \--;-' . I—— I NCO Au _iQMWM a~111_ _tAl - .fc \J__1.f p -1 r H ' t ___ _. --__ e --- .- ; t I "high rate of peed. - & b13E: -- % . — A venue and 20 th Street in ~i Howie by - -i -- - 7 -;,,,_ z..--i - 1 - P. - ____ :. - ""••. - T ._____ 4 I - - . '1 ç I—' _________ "-tT' . - .. . - -; I 1 : -[" - . - _... _. - - . -. __ I - __ - - *w___1_11. -1. _.'!_= - 1 --t • C%V - f - .1 L 4 ' ____ I - -,::=,-- - - - - ____P~_ __ ) _-V - __I - - I ( I - r- ----------- -- ---.------- - . . -- -- . - - -, - -..--I-- ( / .:'1 -r - ! ' -- - " _ t C) Ii - 34 .--Tm - U i ---' - I i I J, E__~,1-1 ; :-' - . 0 __ L C) 1/! - - . --- I . J267 ,- I ~t ..." , ; - I _.. LL — Church. Funeral services wili be held V1_ - --- ~ Mrs Culler &tended schools in Sanford and returned here Jordan Missionary Baptist p . - _t - ~~-~ '' -- i .i - at 2 p m 1 uesday at Gramko Home chapel with ]J ___ 41 0 - - parents Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wrenn a!W brothers Donnie . -- - -- - - ____ - _ ________ ______________ - - - - _ -: ------- -:--- - - - -- _ __ - ors include her husbas-id, Bob Marshall Culler; - - rMer Call.fori&la Gov. Ronald Reagan. Tiv conseflathe Bragan had ga1ii. any suppt mo'g t lleans ..bo still pee 'k4 kr tt e syu.' l ci GOP , . . -Rociefell win relayed by his press delivering the letter to Ford today. Rockefeller's decision means the RepubUcan vice presidenWI spot will be an object of maneuver and potential political bargaining. It also means that If Ford does win the GOP nornhiatloc, he wfli be in a pmIU= to choose a new Republican face who would Instantly become a party power for future campaigns. nere had been no advance signal that Rockefeller was considering the step he took today, but there had been public evidence of disagreement between the President and %ice president over administration handling of the financial crisis besetting New York City. l To Be i Featured - , - •- - ' .. : ) i _____ A / - - ea and Michael DePeyster, ______ __ Both Kathy (Holzman) and Pam (Roy) were thrown to the ground, by their assailant, who pulled out handsful of hair, bla ked th I sore and ...ruise d I ft tk mth a torch lighting at 10 a m metric system which being Janry. the first day. introduced to this country. Hornet also reported one of Richard Oswald, with Ernest Cowley said lie the reasons the local U McDonald restaurants, has believes it will take "a couple of Fund drive "went over purchased the bronze, silver years" before-the nation makes this year" was due to some s Father — 6 MIUARD S. JONES Horner said a dance and technical director for Seminole was $154,500 and about $174,000 awards banquet is set for Nov. County schools, said he un- was collected. 0 vie o * _ _ - - - --: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - -: =--=-• --- =-.-._-=_- -- - ... a ' ',, .-. 'ii - :' , -. f /-' t ' . L IV- -i ;II& -'A 2q]WzNov.i__1 ; -.-" I '. 14, . there was no one there," he added. _ , _`L.1 -_-_.. -__ ,;I ,;;,!;__= __L_. ""L -.- - - -_-?vJ_ '-;k -i - :'i - z - - coming forward with a complaint that students swear out complaints until Saturday and Sun. weresmoking "pot" (marijuana) on the school day. in spite of threats After they went to council said the girls had gone to their lockers following -e -- •[-- -,- i:iMlq und'MeClock ........ AA - '..- - -iedo Police Chief Ken Triplett said he had by Winter Springs Council for their courage in 'prior to the Incident and the parents did not --•-: _-_ 4: t akndar t,omlcs .................... 38 KathyandPamwereconendedlweek .-- _. -,. % K __ Triplet said he accompanied Kathy nd Patti to Oviedo High School this morning while tiwy removed articles from their lockers. Triplett said he plans to cooperate with police in allowing them to search th- hoses in attempt to put a balL to marijuana smoking by stWents. "M to the 'fight'," Triplet added, "I don't known about the tats in advance" AA SA DearAb Dr. I.Amb . - - **** ....... Horoscope r '' . 3H min L!~~ ---.--c.- -•-.Hospital ............... 34 Obituaries 3A .P )rtS 1-ZB - WEATIIER Sunday high t.I Overnight low $2. Weekend rainfall registered 07 inch. . I - _____ __ _1e;2 4~~ 11- ::*__' I _r.~,.-_ __ .- 0 er Assault H*gh I seeking help In correcting the problem, the girLs I Charles Holzman had been informed they were "going to get beat up by two " Ilulzman and left them sore and bruised 'Wher. Pam gf .4 I . florner. 'I had a conference with Principal Kcith juvenile authorifies. On probation from an Stone Friday morning," Holzman said, 11wW it Holzman said both Kathy and Pam were aggravated assault, the Oviedo High School town to the round by their assailant, who was not 45 minutes after he assured me the gins student nter awaitiig today's arraignment before the ••.• ~!,t bus during the 12 mile trip to (hiedo High School, , --,.r_- through 15 Hornet said the Hornersaidhewould check into including economic educa ti on pecal event sponsored by all the possibilit) of scheduling sitems in all career education local civic groups, will begin Chamber seminars on the classes are expected by up and ran to the office to report (ha incident a pep rally when they were assaulted. . . . SunLi by the Oviedo Police Denment on the assault and bat tery charge and turned ove r to juerthe judge. , - ____ ,-- - 'We hope to get the 'Powder 15 at the Sanford Civic Center derstands the nation is going . at Pull Derby' next which in. with Jack Dru.nimond's band. eludes hundr of pi!," sold Homer repotted there are measements to metrics and Hornet already some 30 entrIes 1i the kilometers vnth a "piecemeal He said there may be 1,000 annual Christmas Parade, set approach" which may be localparticipantsintheshuffle- for 730 pm Dec 4 costJ) board tourney, as part of the At the request of Joseph School Superintendent W P Golden Age Olympics planned Davis, chamber member and a 'Bud" Layer told Chamber for senior citizens here Nov. 10 f6mer State Representative, members state guidelines for ' S Today Teenagorc Removed From o WINTER SPRINGS - Fire Chief a.ules Holzman said todty his &ughter Kathy, and her friend, Pam Roy have been taken out uf Oviedo High School "until something Is 3ettled one way or another" as a result of an attack upon the girls Friday at the .school. , W Bv JOE ASKREN Herald , Staff By JANE CASSEIER1(Y Herald Stall Writer -, - • Off cia A 0-year-old Oviedo girl was arrested or Sur - Seaboard three months ago from Ham I ) A - L - WASIIINGTON JAP) - Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller stepped aside today as President Fotdbs I-M running mate. saying he does not want to be considered . r the Republican ticket next ye&r. He did I lett er Ford, "After much thought, I have decided ... that I do not %ish my name to enter into yorw conli&ration for the Upcoming Republican Ace presidential nominee. "I wish you to know M now for your own planning,-, Rockefeller sald. ' Ile Rocktfeller announcement, a political bolt no one C. I 6- i ff I - i - - - •l- .. '. __ I __ ii-1 V -- _~ decision to buy the 103-acre site for clay to be used on county roads. The Florida Sunshine L.aw - that all meetings governmental bodies must be open to the public. rw Oct. 14 decision not to purchase during a night meeting at- - -. - ' 1976 . I ) • 5 -., Q - - I - 4 - - scene moments after Mrs. Culler was struck, police said, __7A e- t -i i , ~^ CASHie4?_ . - - I0_ - - I I , -- Rockefeller O t In Election Stems From Marijuana snoking AI1eations L t time was that Mandell At Tuesday's Personality Breakfast introduced by Trainmaster railroad personnel for their Chamber's aviation committee Milton E. Smith, accordi 9 to slowness at the SR 46 crossing, in welcoming the visiting competitors in Florida's only The victim's clothing was to manager of the Greater San- sideration whatsoever for be examined at the Sanfird ford Chamber of Commerce: motorists waiting at the Sanford Mayor Lee Moore Crime Lab today in hopes some rossi has declared Nov. 7 as "Deltona clue to the hit and run vehicle Chamber committee meeting In other business, Horner Derby Day" in Sanford. may be turned up -- I-. -~ _ I- 1~ Ir . are blocked for longer than live by female pilots flying from St hours after the CCiuvflt our Commerce' building here Millard S "Jake" Jones rninuteswithout prior approval Angustine to Naples Officers said there were no assistant vice president of Commission Ch4nrmsn Sid Homer urged all local of skid mark.s left by the hit and operatioafor Seaboard, will be VihIen recently criticized ficials to accompany the run vehicle and It apparently - ., ivlwe_ W~r_ -~~ made no contact with the Culler I W ___- -, __ .:,.---z,':~'-7-"--F"-..W",~~ - , ' _ T_&_ I .- - "there are just too many jobs said the Chamber is "going all out" to %%elcunie the 25 women give an ultiniatwu to the aviators expected when they An executive of Seaboard railroad" rrnikc a scheduled stop a' w toast Line Is expected to give Seminole County Cornsanford Airport at 11 am. Police said Mrs Culler was the railroad's side" of the missioners are consideijng a }rlda) during the 1975 taken to Seminole Memorial traffic blockage problem at the proposed ordinance making 'Denona Derby" hospital, then transferred ° SIt 46 crossing at the 8 a m railroad personnel liable to the The Sanford stop ard a Personality Breakfast" extent of a OW fine and-or 60 luncheon is part of a two day, Altamonte Springs, where died of internal injuries she Thesia) at the Chamber of da}s in jail when crossings air, hind and sea obstacle race Police'said ,Mrs. Culler was hurled over the left front 0 r Cli! onto pavement front of th parked car . •iL - mismaners not to say anything aboul the decision they , person told officers that a vehicle the - IM 1. . I - - _ _- r sthepropertybiquestion, and Binlord lost a $12,500 commission when Corn- --- pickup truct leave the area at a AL - k , S_i,~~ :-& ------ Greater Construction Corp., ___ ________ - - __ - State Attorney Abbott Herring Amanatacoinlaundry arross the street told officers he 'i I - 2f - to le" the state attorne said. Herring steadfastly refused to reveal whet Tom Binford and Lester Mandell, two principals in the county's aborted attempt to purchase a 000 clay pi I near Markham Mandell, the president of _______ ___ County Attorney Tom Freeman advised corn.--___ - c - just saw "a blur" as the other vIehIcle fled the scene. 11 , /' ----!--1 -. 1 ~ 7 Herring said, "I have no comment. As far as my office is ed - we have i,o comment." - ____________ pure sprinp. into session tomorrow, the motion for a nece& ry cooperate fly with Herring's Anything else Is pure quorwti speculation," said Herring, the VihIen was not present for the i Continued On Page 2A) state attorney for both Seminole and Brevard Cou ties. Pressed t)O reports u tits investigation _*=_7 - - - . _ —w_ amage ciushed __ - I - ~f . today to comment on what his %Sihiams All along Williams sue f3r breach of contract, but fIce is seeking, a source had opposed the purchase, but Williams and Commissioner .. confiied Herring probe Kwiatkowski, favored John Kimbrough said they felt 1 centers on alleged violations of the clay t purchase, made a chances olMandeliming such a mollon to bacoff and Williams lawsuit Florida's Sunshthew. "The Grand Jury is coming seconded and 11atway hacked Vihlen said his o(tk will - 1 I else is speculation.' -1 vote. fie said he had steppE-d out of the chambers for a con. Theugh Herring refused Harry Kwiatkowski and Dick - , __ I. J - ( ~ei. - - - - - ,--~ - W,s~ - _1_. V _ W accident, according to homicide investigator H.J. Shea Jr. cident Whitmire today urged that Investigator DAL Wliltmlre, anyone who was in the vicinity above, photographs area of pavement where Myear-old of Guy's Bar-B-Q. 2101 French Mrs. Kathleen Culler was Ave., at 7:40 p.m. Saturday to contact police. hurled Saturday night on French A venue alter betog tm re related the y following account of the fatal motorist accident: Mrs. Culler died four hours Mrs. Cullcr and her orother, after the accident. & Mike DePeyster, 23, of 2517 At right, Whitmire and Princeton Ave ., were troln Mike IndeL, thbound on French in M13. - ca 0J 04 R I--------,— kt. - . : .-,— 50. . Li .'. I :1 - __~_01' ~~ _~~_ , of "pure speculation" whether or not he will take the county commission's aborted clay pt purchase before a Semimle County Grand Jury which will ___ '- ____ Mrs. Culler was five months pregnant and traffic reports list two deaths in the WE'LL. F IX THAI.' I'LL TOSS VUA PASS J SO'S VA CATCk IT RIGI-W IN FR41,,-----'1 , . on French Avenue just south of Ilelinclahi . .. . - . - - - _ 4 . issue D "The Grand Jury is coming into session Herald Staff Writer - I2L _________ . - ____ " _~ _ _ L 699a tj - ________ lay C 1 -1 . I 7 - .- . 2 _, ..A.. :1 P _ Patrolman D H Whjtm Police are looking for older model Pickup truck, pey primer or a faded black in color. flrs said the y damage o e r ght ron orsde. - I I :i - r speed Sess*ion 0 'L..L 1 unew- --. _________ .. , ____ - '; _!- -~ I _ - - 1 1', . Th ,_ . n P*lt Ma y . po ll ceandarealaw were pushing a search for a vehicle that struck arxi killed a 2&~'ear-old Pregnant Sanford F . I - . I - - 9 IF_" 1 _____________ ~ W ------- ovum - FM . __ . -- . Ti Called ~ - --I By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer I _f __ ______ Grand Jury _____ - _ __ - Is Fatal _ I 0iI ." N , .I , '\,c.2. I I'll _- , , ,e ; . - 0P FOOC) A BOOK _I - % - Fi __ HitmRun N t " IL rNMARUNi"Akaam ~~ If .1~.) *~ ' I II 4-. — _ ) '\ I A 1 - L . Lft_-__ i -2 'I 7 \,VH1AT DIC) M Tr 1W _7 ,T~ 0 .. . 4 ~ ~ - ' Sa nfo rd 1flhL — 5 - _____ . r - .,._111 _~ 1. -_P . __ - _ _ _ __ 7 . . _ --.-- - ---, _-,_; -.-=- = ------ =-' �___ iL1:.: 22A—Evening A— Evening Herald,Sanford. Ff 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1~1 1 1 1 . Monday, N. i, ws TwoSuspects - - ___ Flee From Police Fights For Budget Dollars I NA110N rooms High School Burglars Strike AtC I FL ORIDA IN BRIEF Ford Conference Today On Shakeup WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford, who has decided on a major top-level shake-up in administration ranks, will hold a news conference at 7:30 p.m. EST today, Press Secretary Ron Nessen announced. Ford presumably scheduled the session with reporters to formally disclose his Intent to replace Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger and Director William Colby of the Central Intelligence Agency. Nessen said the session. to be held In the East Room of the White House, would be available for live television and radio broadcast. Ford Strategists Confident WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford's campaign strategists contend he can absorb defeats in two of the first three iresidential primary elections of 1976 2nd still t4t Ronald Rea g in for the Republican n o mination. They say they do not expect Ford to lose In New Hampshire on Feb. 24 or In Florida on March 9, but that It won't be politically fatal If he does. There Is concern and some pessimism In the Ford camp about those two states because Reagan has special advantages In both. In part, these assessments may be an exercise in campaigri gamesmanship, since it Is to a candidate's advantage to start with low expectations and exceed them rather than to promote optimistic forecasts that don't pan out. __________ 'i I yv- LT. f i. ' . , * .-. V_ - WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States and Egy pt are polishing an agreement which could send Egyptian President Anwar Sadat bane with a promise of two American nuclear reactcds. Announcement of an agieenent may come Wednesday as Sadat concludes a 10-day visit to the United States with a speech to Congress. President Ford held two hour-long meetings Sunday with Sadat in Jacksonvite, Fla. $2 Bill To Make Comebaàk WASHINGTON (AP) - The wodoUar bill is making a comeback after 10 years of retirement. But In terms of value, the bill will onl y be a &iadow of its former sell. Treasury Department officials are expected to announce the resurrection at a news conference today. At the same time, they are expected to announce that the bill will once again carry the portrait of Thomas Jefferson, the nation's third president. WORLD IN BRIEF First Israeli Cargo Moves Through Suez TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) Cargo for Israel a load of Romanian cement in a Greek ship has moved through the Suez Canal for the first time in at least 15 years. The passage Sunday through the 103-mile waterway made posathic by the new Sinai acrord negotiated by Secretary of State Henry Kissingtr. The 9,645-4on Olympus, wlild, was leased to the Israeli Zim Lãnez, was due today at Israel's Red Sea port of Eilai, a government communique said. The ship was expected' to spend several days taking on phosphate for Europe, then make th return ifip back through the canal from south to north, a spokesman for the Transport Ministry said. — — Lull In Beirut Fighting BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Another lull in Beirut's Christian-Moslem war set in today, with only scattered shooting reported. Broadcasts and newspapers expressed hope that the 12th cease-fire negotiated by Premier Rashid Kararni might be successful. Security officials attributed the new lull to round-theclock negotiations by Karami, Palestinian guerrilla leaders and representatives of the rfghtwtng Christian IThalane party. Militiamen both sides began to heed the repeated cease-fire calls of their leaders. Left-wing Moslems and Palestinian guerrillas halted their veek.long assaults on the downtown hotel district, ,A here Phaiangists and militliumi of the National Uberal party were holed up in the Holiday Inn, the Phoenicia, the ', (;r and rU'ir chrk anthg' point.c — of Morocco Plans Sahara March 8 I.. :::.;Tt_ _4 I, ~1 ______________ __________________ _____________________ ..,. - 'iU ko%r . r T I 9 S .. % -1 t !,#,_~.. :!-, - • i~5:1 , Z _____ _.. I L [- Z~ 1. - _ .11 . Z I., _4K: __ ,=is— -.w_ 7~_ Seminole County School - a - -', - . , . ,# It . - '-- -_•i-- - '-•:- ______ ._ f; ___________ . ______ _____ ____ _____ . _. .. .I . ___________ - - 11 . — ..-q -. •'4_._-•.. ____ • I____ :rI ________ ______________________________________ ___________________________________ ________________ _________ ____________ _______ ___ _____ Jumm ____________ . -,Jr -.-,-.- - _____ 11 _ :'' _____ ____ 1- — •. ..' T . i •.. - ____ , _4 ~~ ____ _____ ______ V _____ - "Sure." layer explained the - .'- ' board .. LONGWOOD had no cost estimate for the school's portion of the project. Knowles said Mayor Lee Moore said the sidewalk is TM.LAI;A&SEF: tAP) ford Ave., because of thE - have been interested in getting "a sidewalk In this section from as far back as 1966." I Regarding the proposed side walk project needed on SR A from Larkwood Drive to Sadistic Gunmen Sought th at has been terrorizing homes In Central Florida has becnlinkedto th eAprilrnurdcrofa73-ycarldwidowand Polk County Sheriff's Sgt. Mike Graham said the gang of two or three men operating in Orange, lAke, PcIk and IlighlanthcountiesIs be i ng soughtf 10 separate crimes, induding murder, ra pe and assault. '' Crosses BurnedIn Volusia up to county commissioners. Sanford approved -ts $1.050 DAYTONA BEACH (AP) — Volusia County Sheriff Ed Duff has blarned a series of cross-burnings over the weekend to a rcruitlng effo rt by th e United 1 share last week, KIwis of America. Aboutadozenburning.swere1eportedsaturda).1jgh j OStCtfl Volusia. Four men from the DeLand area were carge wunlawful burning of a cross, a misdemeanor. They were Identified as Jack 11. Brown, 28, Julian A. Andr ew said the county ta,) ha ve dema nded dlsznanthng of "He said how much he missed no more." mother of two small ebildren is mands, but we understand they U.S. all the fi gures on the 27th Street communication bases, ces- his wife and children and he Mrs. Stricklandsaid she read wai ting today, as she has ha ven't." sation of U.S. arms aid td Eth- was all right and not to worry," the letter to her daughters, but waited for the past two months, Meyers said the State iopia and compensation to vfl- Cooper said, adding he got the "They. aren't really ready to would cost $I,OW and the on word from the U.S. State Department "will make no con. lagers for bombing damage impression Strickland "was comprehend the letW from county's share, $2.000 plus Department on when her cessions" to the rebels, who donebyAmer1can-bult planes. onlyallowedtosaysomuchand their daddy." labor. hosba nd will be released by Ethiopian rebels. AREA DEATHS _____________________________________________________ — 1 MRS. BE}tTII,t ISAA(S Mis. Ber th Marie Isaacs, 37, her life, Mrs. Freer had nothing master's voice to go on," she but praise for the staff of the said, Leader Dogs For The Blind Mrs. Freer reported that School. Spirit adapted well to airliner "They are a wonderful group travel and settled down after of people and the wngld is so her sensitive ears became J~Xm= ser1ceman has lost 26 to 30 "Spirit," will be her constant pounds from dysen ta ry and companion from now on, heat exhaustion, but Is now helping her to face the well. challenges that confront a blind "it was his handwri ting," she person in day-to-day li ving. said. ie added the phrasing of Spirit came from the Leader words was also that of her hus- Dogs For the Blind school In band. Roc hester, Mich. . Mrs. Freer doesn't know Strickland was captured along with Navy Electronics about the dog's life before it Technician 3rd Class Thomas wa dona ted to the school, C. Bowidowicz of Jersey City, because a poli cy of anonoymlty is strictly enforced. N.J. "The people who donaW her No months ear lier, dlIsns wi ll be sent a pid of James J. Hamll and Steven together, but they will not be told where Spirit has been the bow. sent," Mrs Freer said. "I was very surprised ad Ms. Freer, who lives with her happy to get the letter," she husband tin Freer Lane off said.eddnotmakethelet Vihien Road, spent four weds public but said her husband told at the school learning to travel her he was having problems con(identiy wi th Spirit. eating the food he was offered. Daily training sessions and ...I am doing as well as Po& four-hour practice periods In Michigan cities helped sible,"she quotcdherhusband as uying. She said -jb4 prepare Mrs. Freer and her leader dog to work together. wrote that he expected to en she's on the leash I'm released soon responsible for- her, and when But State Department she's c,i the lead hanw-33,.she is .,._..•t._._,__._._- I,_t_ II---------- 4 ' __________ ___ __________ - _____ ___ , - ________________ ________________ ii . 'Lj-L — jii ____ - - ___________ I _________ _____ W-M ~ - ______ V"---' - - . i -a I ~: -S~zz - . - . . . ............. _____ ___ ___ I - - - -~ _. _ __ ____ agencies a nd private sources. dening. ) . to Mrs. Freer said her clasis "I can't get out to do the consisted of more than 20 gardenIng that I used to do, but I find many ways to occupy my __ with dogs that were compatible time." , with their personalities and She said for a period of four tones. years, she and her husband extensively r __ _____ _____ __. — 1 . Called '' I tInJ From Page I-A) $100,000 a year for 10 to use clay from the pit, while th e offi ce. But the commission county pays s ar ye ly to chairman last week — whet, truck clay here from Voli,Lsji ttii landcll and unbid were C ou nty.. saul his office had not been .....i Area hOmeowr*.rs took their 0 I . . Ait , . i' ,s. • . •• Today Is Ballot -. To Stop Hair Loss, Grow More Hair Election Tuesday amonte ,z u,uu - •... .•., I. ine By l)tNN.% Herald Staff Writer HOUSTON, Texas - If But, if )oU are not already you don't suffcr from malc slit k bald. how can you be sure casxiing your pattern baldness, ou can what is actually r. : L aIA nvis UlJy now stop your hair loss .....eti in ,our family," and grow more hair. this is certainly no' proof of the For e..rs "the)- said it couldn't cause of YOUR hair loss. be done'. But now a firm of labHair loss caused by sebum can oratory consultants has dcselc'pcd a treatment for both men and also run in your family. and women, that is not only %tJPIfl5 many other conditions can cause hair loss but is really grow, hair lou. If you wait until you are slick bald and your hair roots ing hair' They don' t een ask you to are dead, you are beyond help. take their word for it. They So. if you still have any hair on invite you to try the treatment top of your head, and ssc'uld like , I_.,, rcqueted ixtsentec ballts by 7:4 Tuesday night. Official including two this morning. The ballots must results are to be announced at center, two at at the civic the fire station be returned to Mrs. Jordahi by 7 the conclusion of th e canvass, an d one at city hail. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - p.m. Tuesday. Polling places which will Th e city has nearly 4,000 The deadline for piospective The five mem ber election open at 7 a.rn. and close at 7 quaiufied voters. Mrs. Jordahi voters to request absentee canvassing board composed of p.m. include the city hall, cMc has predicted "optimistIcally" ballots for Tuesday's city Mayor Norman Floyd. Mrs. center and N election is 5 p.m. today, said Jordahl and clerks of the three fire station. A total of five ballots. City Clerk Phyllis Jordahl.rolling places are expected to voting machines have been Listed on the ballot are Floyd for 32 days, at their risk. anJ to stop your hair less and grow Thirty-five citizens had be gin canvassing th e more hair election at placed at the polling places (iflcuiribent ) and Lawrence see for yo'irself! now is the time to da s.mething about it before Naturally, they sould not offer Swofford for mayor; Glen this opportunity unless the treat. OS 10(3 late. Buschman and Helen Keyser meni worked. However, it is im• Ioesch Laboratory' Consul. (Incumbent) for city corn- possible to help everyone. ants. Inc will supply you IIh The great majority of cases lre?tment for 32 days, missioner and incumbent City at their Commissioner Cal DeVoney, of exccSsjvC hair fall and risk, if they believe the treatment baldness are the beginning isill help you. lust send th em the information listed below. All in. and more fully d eveloped quirics are answered conñdcnti. A brief two-item agenda, in stages of male patte rn bald- ally. by mail and without obliaddition to routi By JANE CASSELBERRY ne reports is ness and cannoi bc helped. council seat and three for City Board of Adjustment, and ,ation.' Adv. Herald Staff Writer Group 4. a retired military man. Piland scheduled for Tuesday's 4:30 p.m. city commissi on meeting NO OSIIOATION COUPON Incumbent Mayor Troy WaS elected to Council in 1972. at city hall. WINTER SPRINGS - With Piland, who has been serving in To: Loesch Laboratory Consultants. Inc. Councilman Irene Van the deadline for filing to ruj in the post since he took over after On the agenda is O.T. Sims lbs 66001, 3311 West Main St Fepoel, running foi re-electi the Dec. 2 municipal election at the resignation of former in Group on appealing the refusal of city Houston.Tcxas 77006 4, laces & p.m. today two candidae Mayor Roy McClain early in his opposition officials to reissue a 1975-16 I am submitting th e following information wit h t)e from Mrs. Mary Daniels, wife standing that it will be kept snkily confideiiiidi. have qualified for the mayor's terin in 674, will face lAurent of Councilman John Daniels, occu pa ti onal license for his under no obligation sshazsoescr. I now have or ha race, two for the Group 2 A. Pellerin, a member of the who Im another year left in his business on SR 436 near Spring (o!owing conditious: Oaks Boulevard. term, anti Claude Ash of 510 Does your forehead become oily or greasy?..... Fis he r Rd. Mayor Norman Floyd told How soon after wishing? Ernest Hendrix appointed commissioners in recent weeks Do you have dandruT?.. -dry or oily?-ily?_ earlier this year to iiU a that citizens have complained Does your scalp itchy. Does When?. vacancy left by the resignatIon that the Sim's operation, Does your hair pull out easily';'. -Where?_ How long has your hair been thinning?_ of Councilnian Frank Durrance purported to be a lumber yard By will run for Group 2 against w hen a temporary occupational Do you still have any hair on top of your head?____________ cluallenger Gar), Hunt. John license was imied last year, How lung is it?_ IA)NGWOOI) - City council, program, to assist with Maiuri had also Attach any other information you feel may be helpful. picked up has become a junk yard. at a special meeting Friday, preparing comprehensive land papers to NAMF _________ ru n f or th e seat but I The second item to be conhired James B. lee of Winter use plans required under state had not qualifi ADDRESS ed as of press sidered Is an amendment to Springs as its planner- law, CITY__ STATE tune ZIP trailer bid specifications. engineer. - . . . . - W nter Springs Election Draws Seven Candidates Nevv Plan ner.E' ngineer Is Hired Longwood I The $10,000 annual salary of Woodrow Z Iirockmnan, bo th of the planner. engineer, wh' Quincy; four sisters, Mrs. Vera be gan work toay, is funded by Spooner, Mrs. Cornelia the federally sponsored ENDA AL Springs, died Saturday morning and Mrs. Flossie Gatlin, ________________________ — all ofand Training Act CETA at Winter Park Memoria! Quincy. program Hospi ta l. She was a native of NOV. 3 J.D. Adams Funeral Home, PTA Executive Board 7:30.9:30 p.m.,Melodee Skating Lee, of 209 Alderwood Poyleton, Ill., and had lived In Quincy, in charge St. No..Sewing for Christmas, 7:30 meeting, 7:30 p.m.. ldyllwilde Rink. of Winter Spr in gs, has a four-year Winte r Springs for the past arrangements p.m., registration fee $10, 7 Elementa ry School. college degree and has done NOV. three years, moving there from weeks, SCC's South Seminole post graduate work. His Bram Towers Florida Centralia, 111. She was a center. For information call Skating party to benefit NIIV~ KATHLEENCULLER engineering experience, in ii s depo ts Filais slides, talk member of Trinity Lutheran Seminole 111gli School Band, addi tion, was as an emplove of SCC Community Scrivces. Church and of the Reta il Clerks Mrs. Kathleen Louise Culler, the Bin-Engineering Service, time to register for class which Union, both of Centralia, 26, of 2517 Pri nceton Ave., Orlando. meets 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. All Survivors include a da ughte r, Sanford, died Sa t urday night at Monthly salary of $833 3.1 811(1 Senior Citizens welcome. Cost Mrs. Robert E. (Marguerite) Florida Hospital North, fringe benefits is to be paid for 10 sessions, $2.00. Stephenson, Winter Springs, 11 Altamonte Spring s. Horn in completely from th federal grandchildren, 15 great- Dctroit, Mich., she attended program. Orlando Chapter Zero NOV. I, 1975 Ida Ii, Mast:burn, Star, N.C. grandchildren and one great- schools in Sanford and returned City council last week asked Population Growth, 7:30 p.m., Ai)MIS,SIONS great-grandson. here three month s ago from that the planning post's Room 222, Bush Science Sanford: NO%'. 2,1975 Funeral services and burial RatiLseur, N.C. She was a qualifications be expanded to fluildng, Rollins College, Corine E. Anderson ADMISSIONS will be in Centralia, Ill. member of Jordon Missionary Winter [lark. Topic: Population include engineering experBetty J. Green Gramkow Funeral Home, Baptist C'hurdi. Education Grant. Ience. City officials noted at the Al bert H. Lee Sanford: Longwood, is in charge of local arrangement.%. ALEX BH(K'KMAN Aki Clyde Brockman, 74, 0. important when a dog Is throughout the southeastern Gmnd Ju - _________ HOSPITAL NOTES because a dog has only his with her husband's Job. -. Brock said he will give - four-reeks of training, Freer said. "Besides, It was although the cost per team is getting quite cool up there." approximately $3,500. The Mrs.Freer,wholosthersight school, a non-profit 14 years ago because of organization, Is supported by glauco ma, said she remains contributions from Lions Clubs, active, participating In church "Voice tones are extremely traveled ________ _ . • - much better off for the work adjusted to the altitude. they do," she sold. "I had a wonderful time, but I There is no charge for the was happy to get home," Mrs. . WINTER SYRINGS - City some of Brock's legal opinio ns. Attorney NewmPn Brock said - Now Ready To Face Challenges ____ _____ Mrs. Virginia Freer last week returned from a trip acThe letter which Mrs. companled by a friend . Strickland says she Is certain is Her new friend, a German from her husband tells that the the letter says, . FORT MEADE (All) — A gang of sadistic gunir had met the re bels de- By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Write r further," Newman Brock To Quit As 'Springs Attorney today he will present his council two weeks notice, on the county comm ission's County Commissioner Harry resignation in writing at speculating a ssistant city atoffer urging him to accept the Kwiatkowski said Sanford tonight's City C ouncil meeting. torney Gary Massey will serve _____________________________________ $13,705 offer recommended by Attorney Mack Cleveland and llrock resigned orally at last in the interim, subject to the state Department of Ad "probably" one commissioner week's special meeting held by counci l approval. Following the ministration, POLICE HEROES DECORATED will attend the cabinet on behalf council to inquire into corn- election, Brock said the mayor the alleged im- will have the Norman Floyd phis medals Tuesday, County 0 ve to Police l.t St.-.. r:nrtpr mr hic h,,rni,, - a Attr,rn,t. ' L'............ _i ,.. . nrnnriPtiøc i',V fh.a rixu fl,.OM.... 'nunvuu t.,.. UUU Ill V1U of nts inc in ilUc hoice U13 01 alLievelanci was hired on De acupcnfui;k;t holdup In the city Iat fall. Also decorat.i2 for vised the commission to draft a recommendation pritnnt. torney. of Freeman !wroicru'hs arid is:tl tilt. railofdutysasPolice Sgt. flay 1irk's resignation triggered letter tothe sheriff asking himafter Commissioner 1 hasten to add I am not John Ambrose. Garver as seriowdy sou'idt,d by th e bandits, spent to accept the $18,705. According K I m brough suggested Van nsuof Councilman Irene put ng my hat in the rin g," ti ce many months in the hospital and still has a bullet, which doctors to Freeman, Polk's acceptance Cleveland, a former state Lepoel, who had criticized Brock said. hire unable t rem ove. Jodgl in Ls back. Ambrose would Save the taxpayers' Senator, be hired to represent ith quick action In av1ng Carver's life. tflerald Photo by Tom money because it would negate the county's position. fsJrjijr Vincent.) the need for county officials to Cleveland's fee Is $50 per hour, VVay Found attend Tuesday's hearing, according to Vihien. As the busiest time for Governar's Crime Prevention Committee is mounting a largescale campaign to tell Florida mnrchants about a new law. The new provision of Florida's shop lifting law mak es It illegal for shoplifters to resist efforts of a store clerk to recover merchandise that he has probable cause tO believe was sto len, If a suspected shoplifter does so and is later convicted of shoplifting, he a!so could face a4i additional year In Jail on the resisting charge. . Mrs. Billie Strickland, mother of one- and two-year.old daughters, has received a letter from her captive husband, Army Spec. S David Strickland, 24, who was captured along with a navy electronics technician In a raid on a communications base by members of the Eritrean Libera tion Front on Sept. 12. flying up for a 10 a.m. appeal that we can settle this ma tter and to answer any questions and save the dollars involved, cabinet members may have, should th is issue be carried Polk said he had no continent -shoplifters approaches with the Chr,L-tmas season, the however, to putting in a - A Lngwood ca ns Polk sa id toiiay he has read Polk initially asked fur $2 6CommissIoners would have the letter sent him by Corn- million, but the commission cut accepted a $60,000 compromise. n10n Chairman SICI Vlhlen that request to $2.3-million. But the sheriff said he needed a Sheriff John Polk fliestoday Jr., but the sheriff said th e During budget hearing.s, Vihien minimum of $120,000. to Tallahassee bra last ditch $18,705 award is "not sufattempted to negotiate a appeal Tuesday to the Florida ficient" to run his operation in $120, 000 settlement, but the The appeal was for the f ul l Cabinet for additional funds to fiscal 1975-76. COfl1flhi.sjon turned him down. $2.6-million. o perate the sheriff's depart"The co mm issioners f ee l that ment next year. legal expenses, staff time, Polk, released from the including travel expenses, are Shoplifters Are Warned Longwood Resident Held By Rebels LONGWOOf) — - police say they are hoping for more I nf ormation from a man arrested in the ca. State Atty. Curt is Golden of Pensacola and Don West of the Florida Department of inal Iw Enforcement fl ew Sunday to Albuquerque, N. Mex., to interview Leo Joseph Miller. Miller,38.afldhlsson,I.eoJoseph.MillerJr l8,bothoI Plantersvllle, MIss., have bcen arrested on what the FBI said were charges of conspiracy to kidnap. is No Word On Area Sold*ler' s Fate ________ _______ -i LI only obflgated, pupils, Layer said this IS --strictly a counly-city project." Longwood Mayor Jim Lorma (left) helps .le1ate at the rfbbo catting for the dfldal grind sidewalk "fronting the Knowles was expected to opening of Longwood V illage Sboppng Ceater along with (from left) Richard Pro ct or, chairman of Pinecrest site on 27th Street." repo rt on both projects tO ci ty the merchants association and state supervisor for Jacobson's stores; and m4evelopeni, Georges GRAND OPENING SI. Laurent, WIlloughby Coxaal Jack Gale, all appropriately dressed for re presenting th e attractive beLayer said the project could corrinissioners in Uwir regular installed"whenever the ty 11 Williamsburg designe d center. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) ci 4 p.m. meeting today. andcmintyare ready to go." He County Public Works Director Robert Andrew said _________________________________________________________________________ wk share for the SR 48A sidewalk - _______ _________ unsuccessful and funds (or part of a requested hazard to waldng pupiLs. sidewalk project on 27th Street Knowles said th is sectIon of for Pinecrest Elementary th 27 Street is a state cia pupils. Sanford City manager W.E. road, also known as SR 427A " te" no1s said in a letter and both the county and city to Layer dated Oct. that school funds can be used for "such a safety measure on the public ways abutting the school property." In answer to this, Layer said: _____________ _.. Arrest Made In Kidnap , __ I. Ity KU I'RICKEjl' Herald Staff Writer -- ,, __________ twice on aid to Egypt, including possible two nuclear plants, and on peace measures, Superintendent W.P. "Bud" neededontheSouthsideof27th Layer said today the school Street from U.S. 17-92 to Sanboard can and will use school _* ___________ ___________ . The governor's toast came at a ,iinner he gave Sunday night, cli maxing a da y in w hich Ford and Sadat conferred I - ~. . ________ "be assured of the respe ct and admiration th at the people of thisstate hold for your efforts to attain a truly final and just settleitient in the Middle East." ic ci By JOE ASKREN IleraldStaff Writer .. - ,s, 11: - .41; k - - s -_ . 1W t Ii — .1. -- ______ _________ _____ II "' 1. Egypt May Get Reactors ______ _______ - — I __ \ - ",r _____ JACKSONVILLE (Al') Gov, Ileubin Askew raised a glass of orange Juice and hailed Egyptian President Anwar Sadat f or "courageous efforts In pursuing the pa th 'o a negotiated pe ace in th e Middle East." 0 kay Fo r P . •::...4 — 10 School F ___________ 1 . ,. A- Askew Halls Sadats Effort At Peace In Middle East ' NY Bill Faces Battle WASHINGTON i AP) Legislation aimed at averting a ILnancial default by New York City faces an uphill battle in th Senate where there is little likelihood that President Ford's promised veto could be overridden, an Associated Press poll showed today. Senate Democatic leaders were to decide Tuesday when to begin floor debate oA a complex loan guarantee approved last week by the Senate Banking Committee. Some opponents of the cid are vowing a filibuster to prevent the bill from coming to a vote. It takes 6o votes to shut off a filibuster, I F - .. , Polk To Make Final Appeal, -* , IN BRIEF the Gramby Stnt, Midway Officers said the classroom cldents by Sanford polIce were Foxcroft Apar tm en ts, resi de n ce of Johnle Madison: said the residence Depu ties was flooded with three-Inches of Betty Sue Mitcheli, 53, of 111 Deputies said entry was by breaking a ered water after a faucet was broken Oleander Ave.. and James had been ent gai d by a window ne and items Sanford police today reported off. Police said an attempt had lieflin Saunders 'Jr., 34, of 3513 wIndow, as missing ed McNamara, list included Judson Luther t hree burglars entered a classroom at been made to pry open a yenS. Orlando Drive. levision se te ts , fo ur jail ed In lieu radios, a Orlando, was 53, of W. 13th ding machine at the school. Crooms High School, Sheriffs detectives charged rge of shotgun and rifle, a tape ha bond on a c of of $3,000 Street and Persimmon Avenue Police said vandals turned a Harold )(elly Swift Jr., and escaped after being chased manequin dressed as a 1314 Noire Dame, Altamonte carrying a concealed firearm recorder, a two-way radio bast4i Halloween witch Into a torch by officers. Springs, with aggravated after his arrest at Lake Destiny station unit, two ca'neras, a Patrolman Tony Brooks Jr. early Sunday in the yard of the assault In connection with the Apartments, Altamonte record player, a microwave oven, clothing and soo In Leo reported two unidentified Fitzpa trick residence at Sat urday and took photographs knifing of 19-year-old Tommy Springs. according to a report ll iam meats, Wi Sanford poli ce jailed persons were s potted in the 1101 Elm Ave., Sanford. of the Halloween decorations. Bruce Boles of Aitamonte classroom about 2 am. Brooks Police said the "witch," part Neighbors called Fitzpatrick said he chased the fleeing of yard decorations at the Lounge, Montgomery Road, 14 th St., Sa nford, on a charge of Mathews. ly Sunday to tell him of the ar Alfred J. Meuler, 25 Westfigures tirough the campus and residence, was apparently e carrying a concealed firearm Altamonte Springs. Dr., Maitland, reported to wood they jumped a gate In the doused with gasoline and set lxirmng manequln on the lawn. after his ch ar ges Sheriffs deputies Jailed John and traffic In weekend arrests, three Richard hfcGurty, perimeter fence. Police said the afire by the vandals. 51, of auto was Involved in an ac- sheriff's deputies that a M nine-horsepower outboards) two suspects were last seen Fitzpatrick told police that persons were charged wi th Or lando, in li eu of $5 000 bond cident at 7 Celery Ave. running lirough a field toward two unidentified "older men" aravated assault and held on on a bu rglary charge. Jail Sheriff's detectives today motor was stolen off a boat Manor approached the residence In "a $5,000 bond each at county jail, records Indicate McGurty was were probing the theft of items docked at the rear of Academy the subdivision west of the schooj, suspicious manner" on Arrested In separate in- arrested inside an a partment at valued at fl,833 in a burglary at ruidence. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Mon, Nov. 3. r- ~.r ~ _ ~. -, . _~-i ,__ 'I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Allen Wrenn, Sanford; four as well. brothers, Donnie Wrznn and MIchael DePeyster, bo th of In recent weeks, the City of Lake Mary has hired Reginald Tallahassee Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born in BurlIngton N.C. and Larry planner while Cas.seberry has W re nn, Clarksvllle, Tenn., and hired Charles McKenzie of Ft. Gadsden County, he was a grandparents, Mr. and Mr Pierce and \Vinttr Springs has retired salesmen of Sears, Masie Wrenn, Burlington, NC. hired Dianne Kramer of SanRoebuck and Co., Pensacola. Gramkow Funeral Home in______________________ lord, all under the CETA lie was a member of Centenar' United Methodist Church, Quincy. lie i'a3 a mem ber of FIrSt UpIt.ed Methodist Church, A Survivors include her same titne that consulting husband, Bob Marshall Culler. engineer, A. E. O'Neall's Sa nford; parents , Mr. and Mrs. services will continue tobe used &-inford, while a resident here. Survivors include his wife, Mrs, Emily Priest Brockman, . "i charge Funeral Notices VVEATHER — ________________ — CULLER, MRS. KATHLEEN LOUISE - Funeral iervlces for Sunday's high 77. Overnight i... U,, Christina INI, ,NlcNeil Dorothy W. Reardon John W. Unsworth, DeBary Donna M. flaws, De ltona William It. Henry, Deltona Thomas W. Hughes, Deltona Serena A. Clunie, Osteen Nora M. Redding, Titusvjlle mscu,uu;s Sanford: Tammy I.. Adams Patricia A. Bradley Andre C. Brooks Joanne Cubbison Atla A. l)i' (iwistr opher I). Gree ne Jessie - INI. Jackson ,, - .. Kenneth S. Anderson Imogene G. Bendler Aikenya Jo nes Walter L. Reardon Raymond A. Roberts Sr. I)ovle W. Thomas Gloria D. William Alta Monle-Ca s sel be rry Chamber of Commerce, lun- cheon meeting, 11:45 a.m., La nd a' lakes Country Club, Casselberry, featuring can- didates for mayor and counll in Casselberry. Open to public, Mary P. Woods call COIC for reservations. Evelyn V. Athan, Casselbe' Oil PaInting, 9 a.m. to noon, Paiiiela E. East, De Bary Martha Gray, Deltonaregistration fee $15, Adult Education Ca mpus, 11. For Toni M. Lent, Deltona information call SCC's CornMarie J. Roback, Deltona fllUfllty Services. Sophie Travers, Deltona Patr icia A. Ward, Geneva Sanford Tourist and ShutGeorge V. Boston, Lake fleboard Club, potluck dinner 6 Monroe p.m. at clubhouse on lakefront: Maria Clements, 1,ake ineetiiw, 7 p.m. Announcing a brand new book by The Associated Ness that gives the whole dramatic sweep of I ' 7 he founding year Daily Life O Battles George 11/. Man and King Founding Fath,s Founding Foes Independence Won Independence Almost Lost Here in one oversized volume is the story of 1776. tmerica's momentous year Hundreds of pictures 00.000 words of teat Suspense Surprises History aId for today Its called /6 Tti '.'otI1 Towed Upde 00 old in loumnal form, it is a book that takes you behind e scenes just as it happened - 41.-V f% .- -' - . . - �-,--.-- 300 N. F'HENCII AVE SANJ'flflf) i.iA Area C(* 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 „• F Monday, Nov. 3, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher R. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor lionle Delivery: Week, M cents: Month, $2.40; 0lonths, 114.20; Year, $28 40 lI Mail: In Florida same as tx-riae delivery. All .I\ .' . 4 kk ~7 How Other Florida Editors See it - NewMinimu m Wage . Will Affect Jobless The Clock Tomorrow is election day in Altamonte Springs anu we sincerely urge all eligible voters to go to the polls to cast their ballots in this city election. Up for grabs will be th e mayor's post as well as one council seat. (Another council seat is open, but incw1nt Cal DeVoney Li unoppod and will be ret'irnei to that post.) Former mayor Lawrenc! Swofford isvying fora retIIrnto the chief exutiye'SiUOnaJ has been waging a hotly contested race ',vith incumbent Mayor Norman Floyd. Helen Keyser, incumbent, is being c ha llenged for her spot on the council by Glen Buschman. Recent public- opinion polls have shown th at Americans have lost confidence in Arneric, 's leadership, Including governmenta l leaders, According to Secretary c( ,Sta te Bruce Smathers, [x)rtunity by defaulting and not participating in the political process, We Join the secretary of state in his plea to the people, calling on candidates as well as voters to rebuild and reaffirm faith in democracy through participation In open, honest state and local dec. Lions. Polls in Altamonte Springs open tomorrow at 7 a.m. and close a 7p.m. Please, citizen of Alt.amonte Springs, take advantage of the great opportunity of our democracy — that of voting, All too often in the past, poople have stayed away from the polls, yet th ose who fail to exercise their right to vote are the quickest to criti cize elected officials. You do have a voice w hen it comes to choosing level, through elections that echo, not the whimper of a few voters, but the collective shout of the majority of potentially eligible 2leccors.” Smo th ers has mounted a statewide campaign, urging citizens not to turn their on government, Don't let that opportunity slip by. Get out and vote! L • . . - Rules Mining U On Park I U.S. The seminar tomorrow is designed primarily for • I •' ,1-: . - '' , ~) -- • Congress, various federal agencies over years have been withdrawing tracts of land until it amounts to an unbelicvable total: an area larger than i of the 77 sta tes east of the Mississippi. Closed not only to mining but even to mineral her than paying such rates for labor of Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Penn- •.... Regulate d S President Ford has said he wants to get Sovernment off people's back, But JaM3 T. Llmn, Mr. Ford's dL-ed or of the Office of Management and Bugt, while insisting that members of inent's role in everyday lye, concedei that "it won't be ea." Lynn, in an inteniew with U. S. News wid World Rtpxt, said the American people thernse1v are "sthopnic in this 0 : ,- : - ' .1 % .. : ne Florida artist represented on the seals is 6th grader : 0 Shawn Kirby of the Carter G. Woodson School In Jacksonville, : who designed a seal featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus outside their : : , . ,# r fiIII)IMM)II"~ • • •. : ,. .. .. 75 ' y \ 4. 1 - \ -.1. -- , , , _r '" : : .....S..... IS...... I •• (I 6 If the South broke now from tht Union, foik.s grin, its private and military arms stockpile would make U the third most powerful nation in the world. Small wonder then that the increasing momentum towards new federal gun controls has become perhaps the third most controversial Lcsue from Tennessee through Florida. "After inflation and uneriploymnt," says a Georgia legislator, "gun ,outrol ranks with busing on the gra nd lis t of grumbles," Indeed, the lawmaker adds, If gun control does come, it will be resisted here even more violently than busing, to the it. he says, "approaching revolution," A )I .__ __ _~- , I I I __ _ ;i . 11 : P, . _rl ( Er) f 1 :- , ._-,.~~ it ~. '!_. J ,_ ..,_ -1 I' 1 .I :-:" II . - W7 " I rVi f rq % ~ 0, DWI." .. k i f I -../ -' I .. - ' " - ' 1, - ". - - - - - :- -, if , - :- - -- I. ___ I - _- ___ - "TL - -' - -- - - A glittering, carmon-blasting finale winds up Continental Theatre Company's production of "Dames at Sea," being brought to Sanford by Seminole Mutual Concert Auodatloo, tonight at 8 p.m. in the Sanford Civic Center. Admission Is by membership only, and It's still not too late to join, says Membership Chairman Irene Brown, who may be reached at the Flagship Bank of Sanford until 4:30 p.m. or at the door of the Civic Center before tonight's ahcw. MUSICAL (}J i .W ' - . 11r, . , C INA I ' _ ' ~~Vty - . .. •. . .00 ,,.. John Cunniff 'Show Me' Economy Mood and Pearl Hudson, first vice Tallahassee for the game ma on in the Sta te of Florida. between A&M and Be thune Mrs. Its Bon Aml es Club is The program was presided over Cookman, Nov. fl. Iteri making pla ns for Its 24th anby Eva Stephens, worthy tickets are $3, which Includes ni very to be held Nov. , at matron of Bose of Sharon, bus fare, motel room and ticket Clearwater M. B. Church Mrs. . Dear ~ ~1 I ~ •I onsumer Bi 0 game. Contact Bennie Btssie Brooks is president. -- - - - - -- ,- ------ -- - ! ' - -_• 1 - -• - ------ - z - . Ab _______________ Dogs , Some . oil I I - 1 - I Hum Understa ' nd ans you think my sister is a nut? Ile Comes to see mo maybe By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ESTHER IN HARTFORD once a week for an )our, and DEAR ABBY: Do you believe DEAR ESTHER: Wben It then he takes off. I just sit and that dogs can understand human language? My sister, comes to dog lovers, I can M. Please help me. I don't feel Carol, Insists that they can. At believe &nythlng. married anymore. DEAR ABBY: Rick and I MlSRABIE least she says her poodle can. Carol went on a three-week were both underage and needed D E AR M IS ER A B L E: vacation and left "Pisher" in a our parents' signatures to get belong people kennel. When she returned she married.(I was pregnant at the Married together. 11 you can't afford a said Pisher was so furious with time, but after we got married I place of your owu. you should her that he wouldn't look her In lost the baby.) nyc with your pareits or We couldn't afford a place of the face for five days. Carol nrm 1ivd with my RIck'L This way, you have no ' marriage, dear. Tell Rick It's turned his head away. Then she parents. It was okay for about elther — or.Hisanswcrwil ltell said, "If I promise never to put three months, then Rick you what to do. will you deci ded It was too crowded at ci my folks'house. arid he thought forgi DEAR ABBY: The man who me. the poodle looked it would be better if I lived with lied about his job because he Sheveclaims r with love and un- my parents and he went back didn't want people to know that " I A whirlwind tour of New York City, an exciting modeling assignment in Greenwich Village, and more mcdeling back in Seminok, County are some of the benefits won by Trinity Prep student, l.eslie Branner in McCall's recent "Sew for Fun" contest. Leslie, along with Trinity students Martha Hardwick of Sanford, Nancy Treadgill and Leigh Warren will be the models when Robinson's of Fashion Square-sponsors a fashion show at the school Tuesday from 10-11 a.m. Leslie will also be seen by fashion conscious women across the nation early next year when she appears in McCall's Spring Pattern Book modeling several new patterns. She entered the "Sew for Liong; of the Hamilton Chapter; sponsor a bus tour to Florida. Sanford. Fun" contest last summer while in hospital recuperating from a horse riding accident. The contest required contestants to sew a McCall's pattern of their choice and send in a photograph of themselve' modeling the outfit. Only one other entry, a junior girl from New Jersey, was selected f rom the thousands of entries received from girls all over the U nited Sta tes. Leslie accompanied by her mother, 'Mrs. William Branner of Maitland, Abby, I don't like this caught my eye because I lie nodded his head as if to say, , I for Th Firemen Host Supper Fashion Show _____ I In And Around Chuluota Winner Leads Rose of Sharon, Order of ____ Alexander or Earl E. Minott, _____ Eastern Star (OES) 134 of president, ___ by Nev. 10 for 11_ Sanford entertained their Royal _____ reservations. ____ Grand Matron Hannah B. Herald Miller and the Most Worshipful Mrs. Annlie L Walter of Master of the state of Florida Correspondenu 'J: Brooklyn, N. Y., Is the ____ Rev. A. Mack during their houseguest of her niece Mrs. annual visit. Other guests for krtha S. Valentine, hlle in the evening were: Royal Grand th e city. Mrs. Walter Is en_______________ Patron Booker T. Harris; Most joying Marineland, Sea World, Excellent Matron of Stephens Florida A&M University Cape Caneveral and many Court Arnarentha Florence Alumni Association will other p1a s of interest in I Less and less do they govern themselves, Sou thern citizens feel, more and more are they being told w ha t to do by Washington, and they damn well better do it, "The line's got to be drawn somewhere," says Georgia orchard Entertains -- The reason is that many Southernert believe g un control would be a much more serious — 'Sew For Fun' Eastern Star L worker Lyle Rainsey, "and gun rights to me is iL If we give in on this one, well, I don't know." The issue then is wheth'r the South and the sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Miryland, NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. economy might surners on their view of the economy hi Seprest of the nation will allow government after 2D Ohio, Michigan, illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, be on the road to recovery, as measured by kiiibcr. The conclusion: Worse of than siy. years, to assume a vast reguladng power it has Virginia, West VIrgtr,a, North and South several popular statistical indexes, but getting months ago, with recovery anywhere from one Carolina, Tennessee. Mississippi, Alabama, the tc never had, "People talk about the right to shoot American people to be lieve it seems to be three years away. game, and the Georgia and Florida. right to target practice, and the another, probably more formidable, challenge. Businessmen are 'ery slow to commit right to collect arms," says Alabama In an article in the Mining Congress Jrurnal, hunter and The mood of the country seems to be one of themselves to capital improvement and ex- farme Edward 12Roy, "but that's just small Gary Bennethum and Cairtland Lee, two "show me." Point out t4t the Gross National pansion, citing the existence of Idle ca city stu f. pa I The real right is that people have the right specialists in the Department of the Interior, Product soared 11.2 per cent in the third quarter even now and difficulties in borrowing at what to own guns in this country, for any reason, compare U.S. public lands to a bank account. and the response might be, -Let's see what it they feel are fair terms. The rate of withdrawals, they warn, may soon does in the fourth quarter." because the government doesn't have the right to Lionel D. Edie & Co., the economic consulting prevent it. That's what must not change." bring us to the point where or checks begin to The mood is clearly illustrated in the attitude associate of Merrill Lynch, the nati)n'$ biggest bounce, This hardcore viewpoint, perhaps, Is centered toward job figures. Who z1oen't know that broker, found in a survey that industry planned as much in emotion as in the Constitution. On the What is particularly alarming, they say, I!: that unemployment is at a 0.3 per cent rate? But wl~o to expand capital spending in 19176 by only 3 per firearms argunient, as ol) many others, much of the withdrawn land has potential for does know that since March total employment cent, an almt insignificant amount. Southerners (eel threatened culturally. "I am as discovery of significant mineral deposits. has risen more tha,i 1.5 million? Fdie's conclusion: Capital spending is not tired of being cilled a gun nut as I am of being A report by the Secretary of the Interior iat There are indications that interest rates might about to provide the recovery with any real year estimated that each year the nation has to drop a bit, although perhaps up- called a bigot," says North Carolina waitress not smoothly. But ward thrust ... produce about 40,000 pounds of new minerals for Nora Deems. Why Is it, she asks, that whenever what businessmen or ,consumer borrower Somewhat to their surp-ise, many thrift in. WangtI?. dzidc; that each citizen, attitudes must chang.. doesn't choose to comment on the height instead stitutions found themselves with a cai Inflow the old nttitiith' i ...S L. ' unu: I for September, when they had expected funds regressive name? Whether it's because of the 55 mile-per-hour Po lls of businessmen and consumers show might be withdrawn by savers In se "I'm also a redneck, a peckerwood and a of of gasoline, or because safety campaigns are uncertain. They are reluctant to conit The U.S. League of Savings Associations Unks I'm an unpaid whore to my beginni ng to sink In or maybe a combination of themselves to big spe nding projects. They reported some husband, $3.6 billion was added to customer ihere is no end to it." these aM other factorE — Ameeicans have been w9nder when their own private economies will accounts in that month, and that its member making tremendous progress in reducing the join in the At that, the South is not as momback as general improvement, savings and loan associations made mortgage thought sl3ughter and mayhem on the highways. on the gun Issue A surprising poll by Consumer !:pending, while it has improved loans of about $3.6 Accidents in l4 were down 7.4 per cent from since the depths of the recession billion, a record for the month. National Opinion Reseaf ch Center in 1973 inearlier this 1973, or frcm Z,649.000 to 23,744,000. That might sugezt an improvt In coo- dicated even then that three-fifths of Southe rn year, has a long way to go before It can be fidence among home buyers, and that the new gun owners and fOur There was a 10.7 per cent cutback in auto counted on to -lifths of non-owners felt give a sustained push to the home market was deaths, froin 55,511 to 46,A0 — Lite lowest total tT turning up sharply. Not so; some gun control was necessary, if not .nnomy. most of the money went for mortgages on since 1964. ine%itable. Authorities here feel Use fractions The Ft National ty Bank polled coo- existing homes. may be even greater now, certainly no less. - • - LI4' Dignitaries Visit gement at all. Pick has about my job, too. I'm a police officer, and when d rand staed to lick started to run around with his friends like he did beforewe I'm off duty, I tell strangers aphand to show his he were married I'm afraid precI Uon and affection, 's (when they ask) that I work for The Spaghetti Supper sponsored by the Chuiuota firemen was a rousing success. The firemen cooked the meal and it was served by the junior firemen, who were really "dressed up" for the occask.. The kitchen at the Fire Hall Is now completed with stove and refrigerator. Other suppers are planned that will take the place of the usual door-to-door eontributions. All proceeds will go I ____ - ____ ___- - -_ -"- I L.i- ) ' ;i r - S'. . - A fl mI 1. all LIlI'VUILUØ& f.., &UI ~ LOSE 200100: LBS.1" al,,. children is planned on Nov. 15, in conjunction with the regular bazaar. Plans are for a fish pond, barrel grab, toy table, gift table so that the youngsters Announcing the Civitan Evening Herald • can buy gifts for parents 1st Annual Seminole County There will also be three clowns for fun and enjoyment, and !ollipops for all. Janet Shogren, Linda Venson and Susanne Jordon are In charge of this interesting mini bazaar. inexpencively. Band Festival Benefit. The white elephant sale held by Explorer Scout Troup 619 was a success with the money to be used for uniforms for the troop. Officers in the troop are President Brian Coffee; First ~_~ ~ .- -- 0 . __ _."~ I 1•' 0 -. I I go /7 Patter Company and 0OF - ___ - Featuring: LYMAN, LAKE BRANTLEY, _______________ - - -- -- - - - -. -_-' .,,,,, . - -':., -- ____ -. 1" ---=--- I IBISHOP MOORE II AII1I • Where to go for all the informat ion yOU flee(I about your new community. / -.-._- -(. - 1. *' - - - - ,&-.' -c. " L. _11 - "" . ' - - C' " Orat~i - • ' SHIRLEY MILLET 83-4-9212 Casselberry Winter Springs - ' . 'T . 7'' LYNN HENDERSON ,r 8349212 Altamonte Springs-Longwood yr - - part I Gamma Lambda Chapter, Beta . Sltrun phi on oct. 25. Pictored ffling bet dogi in compan -&Lantern am (from ltqt) "Ham" Katie Carley, Eileen Mock and Berman Bridges AbOU13, ilierald Pfrito b Bill %'ineest Jr.) COOK-OUT T y ENDS RUSH -- ---- --e--- '' ------ -•- --- •- - =-- - Proceeds To Benefit Band Programs At Each High School Come On Out & Support 1I1iI1-Our High School Bands RUTH'IUECH ' - Buy A Ticket Todayl ffiti: ti- Sanford - , .- 1.1 L... 322, 18 12 Veff - " ,'?,_; - i( =1101- MARGE WILLIAMS , . HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BANDS _____ , I(R(I illnelf . olt?. - on . -11 - - ~, " 8 - .,;i. j, 1 *t OVIEDO, SEMINOLE - __________ ____ ' - • Sanford, Seventeen Magazine. LAKE HOWELL, -__ • ,,, . Seminole H.S. Stadium, Astoria a limosine tour of the city' tours of McCall's ________ _____ r .- a, 41 — ~,. 0 'kiw;. --~ ,_ f 0 . - '4 ' • Saturday, Nov. 8 7:30 P.M. -I prizes. These included -. f----- ____ --- - _____ --- - ____ - - - - ________ Vice President George Spen- 40 zf_ ' - -=.A -- _~.' - --- - - season is over. An --- - — ~ - ~ on Willingham Road each Saturday, until the turkey cer; Second Vice President Doug Everett; Secretary three days at the Waldorf. • ~ . £hoots" each Saturday at4p.m. -These shoots will take place on The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire Department held its regular meeting this paai week. Final plans for the bazaar which is to be held at the Fire hall on Nov. 14 and 15, were completed. City to collect Leslie's lie keeps telling inc that as If they Inquire further, I tell Pisher understood every word d she'll never put soon as he can aff ord it we will them that I'm a garbage him in a kennel again because get d place of our owii, but I collector. In a way, I sometimes don't believe he really wants am. She Pr Off4sed she wilcin NEW LONDON COP Can you believe this? Or do o ne : The Chuluot.a Sportsman Club the Sportsman's Club property Is again holding a "Turkey Wanda and Sermons; Treasurer Cookie Mace. Mr. toward the purchase ofarescue and Mrs. Robert Walters van, sponsor the Troop. ! .. -- - __________ V ___________________________ . I ,~ __________ CONCERT GROUP - ' - ______ ____ ____________ _____________ Christmas "Seals were introduced into the United States In 1907 iiy Emily Bissell. Miss Bissell, a social worker in Wilmington, Del., borrowed the Idea which was originated by a postal worker In Denmark to r!ILse money for a financially ch,frneri.,1 IPTfl ,.. aL. L....L.. .1 al. fl..._L,,., t)I..__ a... & U U...•..I £IUJII42U VU UF. IJjI7 UI WC DIWIUWUJC ZUVtr in Delaware. Miss Bissell designed the first U.S. Seal herseL'. It was a wreath of holly, with the simple greeting, "Merry Christmas." In later years well known artists such as Rockwell Kent, SPONSORS Howard Pyle, Dale Nichols and Ste van Dohanos ma ted Qirl!tmas Seal designs. More recently, Seal designs were chosen by the lung associations from entries in an annual nationwide competition open to amteur and professional adult artists. e , F m :- ' Whip Robert lue and has left hundreds of thousands of some critical Michel, It-Ill.. comments concerning the Select Republican Obitferenct chairman retired workers desperately lmpoveri.sI*d Even Committee in the Anderson colwr,n. John Anderson. 11-111 . , Budget Chairiiian Brock As a more hopeless are those Without pensions wno member of the Committee, )OU may receive protection emity press or constituent inquiries if Owe 13 such tn Al Ullman, re benefits The Senate has already adopted the bill, Publicity. I felt it was my Other key Congressmen on the lists are On Capitol Hill, the new House Select Aging you in advance of this responsibility to notify which would establish a special Jency t fight William Cohen, R-Me., Silvio Conte, R-Mass., Committee Is eventuality ." supposed to be solving the 'or consunwrs' rights The flo'.se Is r7pected to Pierre duPont, II Del, R2mndall insisted In hIs memo that "lam not in Marvin Lstti 11 Mict' problems of the elderly. The CLII Ike has its approval on eneiday the least con"erned about possible cri Ben Gilman, H-N Y, Andrew Jacobs, DInd, ticism, spent more than $145,000 this year to But President ?'ord has ttveatpnpd to wo tlw Abraharn Kazan, D-Tex., Gillis Long, seek provided the rnticIsrn Is accurate and D[,a., .solutions. Yet it hasn't prepared a single official stfuctive. con bill The real questkim, therifc*-e, is whether the Wilbur Mills D-Ak, Tom I have no apologies to anyone ior tity 1ailsback, R-111., report nor made a single idvocates can muMer enough votes on Wed. Tom Steed, DOkla.,Sam forma1 recoin administration of the Committee on Aging Stratton, 1)-N.Y., Burt mendation. to vride a veto Tnlot, 11 Calif 1 Ilay Thornton, IArk, and One reaon is that Chairman William Ron"A3 with any new vent'ire of this kind, there The iaues will be debated on toe House floor, John W%dkr , It-N.Y. d dl I) Mo h i turm f tho on ililttcp in ro u painc readjustimments and pa)roll Our ow-11 bIr.) refuge for witch himters from the problems. progress may at times seem slow. on L check of congressional offices I'" a h.ickrooms extinct the othe Internal r Imnd, I am confident that our staff i% Sermtrit (ormunittu At 1east cumn&qcfl Given Busiress groups have sent their pttchmeri and hIndicates they are getting heavy presurc both House f ou r of the Aging (ornml step s top staff memI d i reasonable m food industry ii time' I k'Y Wlu ,, been particularly act.1ve in fighting the consumer bers, including staff director Btib Horner, are produm worthwitill! di&~rat,rits In can, tect.ion bill. retreads from the Internal Security Commitite. the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has ,Jak,, pr Footnote A Their experience with gerlatrie, except retrea(IJ because they were highl1 recom. kesznan for the food chains mended to me by inv fellow Missouria, my be Undecided - possibly for some c1derly cOMmuniSts S en cupftdentII li.sts A Chamber [chord. the fornier ciwirman of the Committee of Of the 190 names c.m the liss 54 are marked ('rnuner-e iii said las ' omi had corn iled the first Our ii.quir s stint d (halrmar. Itanijall to on I'iternal Securilt " but not the second !ist, Our sources insist both rush off an emergenry 'Airmo to his colleagms on / li- QTfl such groups as the National ijtjon Of tists the orgrnaed at the Chan committee Warned the chairman rood Chains, Natlonai AssoclMion o interest in otaging roadshow hearings to get "BobHorner.staffdirectorQfthoCsmittee publicity for the Man ufacturers and Business Roundtnble, not to FderIy victims: The most pathetic vlctlm of on Aging, was members that. in seeking interviewed by .. .11 Sut 11 indivi-ILWI Corporations as Gelltral the evonumic squeeze, Bob Owens, a serious olutioos to the problerris that are are the elderly, wlio tuve member of the staff f Jack A, Motor F, Sears and General Electr ic, worked hard all U*ir lives for pensions that w.'e columnist,. (Mens had in his pim We have obtainod the ciddential list.s and sWpc;ed to LaL , F000te: Randall insisted to us care of them during their surm,t memorandum written by have ldentied the marked Members, Among Mr. Horner to tt*,stall. ws. colfullittee has started moving Ivrward, fit,also them are such powerS ui the House as Sp1er In flation lutz stripped these pensions of their "I think we can anticipate that thcre nay be pledged to return as much as half of his authorjetI funding t: '1w Tr'-5' L ___ ____________ --, - hidden pressures than the public debates. Big Business is coneetrating pressure on R rA . -. .-,, -, , North Pole residence . -p ... • , or All too o ften, legislation is shaped more by the Carl Alhert, DO1tla, Republican w L,..,. : : . I ~~_ have a youthful ' 0 A bumper sticker in Atlanta says it ni ce ly: — - "Support the Second Amendment and the South May Rise Again." No part of the nation is as devoted to the preservation and proliferation of caponry as is the South. Estimates are that 60 per cent of the people in this region own private shooters fi Atlanta th. 0114&(v it u,,. r£'JI every man, woman and child, -. i* '.' : ivi - . I '. •'•••••s•••.•S.......• : • ............... • -. .. Con res BERRV' V/ RLD S " JACK ANDERSON ~ : • - ~ - - - - -~ - - ., __7' ~ - Christmas Seals are being mailed to more than 275,000 homes and busies5es in Central Florida as part of the 1975 appeal for funds durIng November and December. The Annual Christmas Seal Campaign helps finance the prevention and control of emphysema, chronic bronchitis, asthma, tuberculosis, and otr lung ailments that afflict all ages. The association Is also active In co mba ting th e ha zards of smoking and air pollution . n-irs. MACK annowceu that the original paintings created by k8II4 the childartist will be 'f f National collection of Fine Arts In Washington, D.C., Nov. 14, 175 through : ' - Whfle probaWy 85 per cent would favor it culmck in federal glending, he said, 80 W cent %vuld resW curtailment of individual proams. And with more than 100,000 federal workers dirtctly involved in regulatory programs affecting coiisumers, Wsinesses, ciUes, and st,ates,, tk tangle of liumucrafic red !ape bcoimu increasingly difficult to unsnarl In opera tion of the government business, which Is wdiampered by profit and 1025 btatements, efficiency deftes me.ir-cment We applaud the administratkni corrunl~men4 expresmd by Lynn, to "more efficient senice, beUer and cheaper srv1ce," but we must iilo confess our pticlsm. S • • •• •. . • ... .• 1I A - • - - ... . I - All that is beside the point, because the most -us effect of an increased minimum wage is on ilitv of young people and older unskilled to get a job, Businesses simply will not pay d of money. They aren't doing it now, and Tallahassee Democrat 0 : : : I\ Lru : •\1 - igned by W-hool children throughout the United States, 7be uninhibited imaginations of 54 youngsters agei 6 to 12, each representing a state or territory have contributed a riot of color in the form of merry Santas, smiling snowmen, airy angels. caroling children and gaily decorated Yule trees. Mrs. Celine Mack, presi dent of the American Lung : 1* , Christmas Seals — an annual against lung dte for almost seven decades 4611, •'••• ~ a Gun Control Poses New I - misleadi.ng poverty level. - . _- al though one of the companies mining in Death Valley points out that th ere is far greater enb'ironmental danger from tourists than from any of its operations, and although none of the companies forces Americans to consume Its products, few people are going to defend the right of diesel-smoking sl'oveLs and cranes to mar the picturesque and romantic beauty of Death Vllley. Surely, there must be plenty of other places these companies can mine. There are. Then again, there aren't. The startling fact is that more than two-thirds of the nation's public, federally owned land and most land out West is owned by th e government is not available for mining. Bit by bit, acre by acre, charges the American Mining within farrtlies. Ut' also ignores the existence of the food stamp program and other welfare programs available for families which tall within the arbitrary and often ne higher minimum wage, the shorter work week and higher overtime pay advocated by the unions will only make the situation worse. Yule Seals . SV rate is for an individual worker. Th ey can't be compared because of differing circumstances they can prove themselves. Until we find some way to waive the minimum wage for certain categories of labor, th e U.S. will never solve its unemployment problem. '0 1 __~ -____ _- ~'Ao , tI'iNES(fl I73 . 0 energy director. There will also be plenty of exhibits on display until 8:30 tonigh t and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow. — Hill Currie - But Biemller is playing games with us. The poverty level is for a family of four, and the wage .overnment should make it possible for our youth md for unskilled workers to get jobs at less than the minimum wage, on a temporary basis, until . ,~ 1 as • persons having responsibi;ity for the actual operation of in-house energy conservation programs. Interested members of the FTU community and u th e general public are also Invited to attend. Tomo rrow's session gets under way at 8:30 a.m. with registr ation to be followed by a welcoming and , the poverty level $5,038 a year. In order to reach poverty level, the wage would have to be $2.42 an hour for fuiltime, year-round work, As we have said time and again, the federal "4-i : . *-. + -~ -\ - 1- vl a I ~J I : 'I Mon., Nov. 3, 1975—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I i,l I a 60 .. t TI ,vI TOM / - ,'%,, Not Just professional environmentalists but a tot of ordinary people were upset t*. learn recently that several companies were either strip mining or thinking about strip mining for minerals in Dea th Valley National Monument, because of a loophole in the 1933 law establishing Biemiller says the $2.30 minimum actually falls below the federal government's designated lrowjng unemployment rate and national .itent. __ • -, I( • . -- ') : upper-level management in business, locr.l government and institutions, as well as for those " When the wage base rises, so do the prices that everybody must pay in the market place. The gains mat minimum wage workers may get are wiped our by thea effects of inflation. 'I I I. Continuing Education. flL - mable ability, training and skill, businesses do without or seek skilled labor. The result • 0,1 today and tomorrow at the Village Ctnter Assembly Room, sponsored by the F'TU Village Center Board Speakers Committee and the Florida State Energy Office in cocpration with the FlU I)ivtsion of iji ij ' . • 0 - - from getting jobs, we can imagine what another )oost would do to !he nation's tlllenl[)loVmcIlt statistics. The union's legislative director, Andrew i3iemiller, says no one who has lived 1hrugh the galloping infiaticn of the last few years should .-eriousl' q.tcstion the minimum wage. I_fl_a . . Iru'aLJon certainly nas r1au a clevasting effect effect on the purchasing power of every American. It is a 'ahd argum2nt for an increased minimum wage, but a he same time, we must keep in mind the inflationary effect of a boost. - ''''' .4. . tie AFL-CIO is calling on Congress to boost the minimum wage to $ hour. If current hourly rates are keeping people 1 ,1 arz I Florida Technological University (FTU) Is prese nting a central Norma Energy em;nar - Federal law provides for a current nurimum wage of $2.10 an hour. It will go to $'.30 in January, With a predictable irnpt on the employment of young and UflSKIIICCI individuals seeing work ,4 tiflu 'T ' IT! Evening lleiald I - , -' SHIRLEY MILLET 0349212 Forest City • Tickets, 2.00 Each Available From Any Band Booster Or At Any Of The Below Locations: AItarnunte Springs HILDA RICHMOND 574-3167 MUSIC UNL.IMITED(SAP4FORD PLAZA) —OUTER LIMITS (ALTAMONTE MALL) EVENING HERALD (SANFORD) Deltona —_______________________________________________________________ '5 - -----j ---_ ''0-- _. --- ____ _ __ _ ,• ---.- ---- .-'- s=--'--=: -.'--- �_______________________________________________________________________________________ ,-.. -.---—____I._ •:------ .- - - - -'...- - . ___ - ____________ ilk 1 I =-- - 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 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Barrington. double wide, new, 24' Z 1972 YamaPa 2,50 057, 3.00O mil., raised _______________________ AGE & ELEGANCE— Newly decor atedold,rhomeHas(ent(aI 1. best performance of his caieer. .. 'j -- - I - You want 3 m. Bring Own container, %4 bv, SP8CiOVs living Saxon, End table. $10; Love seat, WS Double bed, complete. ISO; Swivel rocker, $70; Floor lamp, $10; Fall - from $141 ma 3236650. Lmrge3roomapt, thade?re,s,fron, utilities, week ends Icz typewriter. Car or Kish Real Estate gentleman 3229116 after 5:30. 76A rocker, $17.50; Coffee table, 5)5; St. Vacant. A mutt tell Asking 577.500 373 9110 RAYMOND M BALL Reg. Real Estate 8rokr 322-1 Aft. Hrs. 332 7737 8)7W, Is? St ,Sanford — 4—Personals -. - Monday, Nov. 3, 1975—lB -: DAVES'223 9370 Low do payment, Ornamental stone fireplace turred columns, paneled family room, 3 bedrooms, garage, redwood tence carpet. FHA VA. $318227. CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR __________________________. Inc. TAFFER REALTY — to 4.- Kltchin- Bathroom Cabineti, counter tops. sltThs. Installation .tvdIlSbte, bud Cabell. 322- $052 anytime. - BUY—SEt L TRADE * * 311-3)SE First St. ____ ___________________ Noon The DayBefore Publication ed WILSON wIER FURNITUPE - D ERDLINES 68--Want I Mart, 322.7643 _________________ _______________ __ ____ Greene, Sale - bath man house. In kitchem, all appliances, Large living rum with stone fireplace, carpeted Garage apartment with all weatP,' enclosed porch. Good terms. 142, 500. Call coll ect, 601. 864 8080 after 6 p m. WEKIVA RIVER— Adult park VENDING ROUTES 1 thru S limestle 41c a Itflru 25 times 3lca line 26 times 24c line (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS 5:00 A.M. ___________________________ 831-9993 bedroom, 2 so_MsCeIL1neouS 4)43(yJ5s' OSTEEN - LEMON BLUFf Owner, tOO' on St. Johns River. name Seminole - Buy or Patriots QB henry Sey adult roorn wit h wood gra,n lorned siding. good We will provide the a FM ual tackles to slam the door on ( -Limanommonob pass — 1974 Honda XL 250 Endufa, w.,, MOONE Y APPLIANCES (lescrIbed4Iscthcular7g.yard scoritp play to Nat Moore 1m pocket ___ 2 ~ Backyard Battle rnuuy _ wi nl ess. - Aft - - - -- SWS V Nolan Sjr in 117S Days— 322 6123 Offered by Color T V's from 130, S&W, from Savings. — of pressing bills? Great full or part 31—Apariments Fumished ~0 . BLAIR AGE NCy ill Box SS3. Sanford. Fla. 3V?l I . rn Both ac, w w carpet, 1100 nowalso 79--Trucks-Trailers apartment. 60'. 3 DR. 2 bath. ralstj front better ii a lopsided 41r,1 20 gome against 11 - t. Tonight thAl Washington won in overtime as Billy Kiliner smarbed over the winning TD with 6:54 gone in uddvn death. car Stt"cicrs 30 Ilengals 24 'This game gave us a big lift," Seelers quarterbck letry Brads haw said after he hair - 'I - -1s' - CHRISTIAN AWARD — k By The Associated Press It's nothing new to University • • Awestruc FSU (lien piled in from the one for hat prcved to be the deciding toughet day be fore a Monday Jody Pickens accepts a plaque from the First Baptist Church of night nationally-televised NaSanford honoring him as the member of the Seminole High tional Football League game is Football team who exercises the best Christian influence on his Monday McCinack'sEagles, 1-S and teammates. Doing honors r. sins 0, while Seminole in the cellar of the National coach Jerry Posey looks on at left. Football Conference East, meet the Los Angeles Rams in a TV game tonight. The Rains, 5-1 PICK NS ACCEPTS " . passed to Lynn Swann for touchdowns and ar SIPCOnd - - At Winnin and comfortably in ffist place g . one-touchdown favcr-lte. record to 4-0. hinting at the Gatoi-s' hopes of Roman Gabriel will quarter. touchdown. Bethune-Cookman, ranked getting a major bowl bid in two back the Eagles in his first of Cardinals 24, Patriots 17 Florida football player:; or 15th among small colleges, up- weeks. Florida is also seeking regular season shot at the Terry Metcalf scored on runs for those at small-college power ped its record to 6-0 by slaugh- its first SEC football title. Rains since being traded by Los of one and seven yards from Bethune-Cookman, But Florida tering an army team from Ft. Ernest Renfro and Earl SoloAngeles to Philadelphia after scrimmage and on a 69-yard Sta te's Clyde Walker was awe- Bragg, N. C., 69-0. mon eath ran for two touchthe 1972 season, Familar .lgbt: Evans QB Mike Cullhson prenumd, Bob L4w*b ($), hUrl, Felder *7), Richard sprint with a punt to carry the struck at being on a winning Miami, meanwhile, lost 21-7 downs to lead Bethune to its "Monday is an extremely difBeary (621, Greg Beggs apply beat. Cards past New England, Mel team. to Boston College and Florida easy ViCxy in preparation for fcult day to fill," McCnrnsack "Gosh,. I've never ._d Gray's punt returns of 19 and V in A&M fell 1640 to Tuskegee In. this Saturday's game at Morris exPlained. "It's not like a Sunthis situation before,"been stain- stitute. Brown. day when you're playing by one mere-d quarterback Walker Florida State got two touch, o'clock. On Monday, you got to after the Seminoles annihila ted downs on 6-and 16-yard passes There Th ere s s nothing to say you wait until 9 o'clock." Clemson 43-7 Saturday for only by Walker to Mike Shumann can quote me on, said Miami S gg A ton Mccormack said he would let their third victory in 30 tries, and scoring runs of 16 yards by offensive coordinator,, Bob hi s players sleep in, but the 'I don't know how to act, tarry Key and two yards by Herndon, after the Hurricanes coaches would work a little on what to say," added Walker, Leon Bright. Florida State, now were held to one first down in next week's game in the the first half and a total of seven who completed 19 of 14 passes 2-6, faces a ho me game St. Lo uis Cardinals. The Eagles i h T o che for 165 yards in the game, weekend against Memphis by Boston College. Miami, now stsyasagoupatamotelnear 1, 5 hosts Teammate Mike KLcsner, a State. , uu Friday. Clemson Is now 1-7. ORLANDO AP) the stadium the night before a Driver straight IMSA titles without the guard, had a better feeling of Florida, which will battle Florida A&M jumped ahead game, Peter Gregg says he will new fender. the moment, saying, "Man, we Georgia in Jacksonville this 10-0 in the first half on a two"At noon we'll take the teen enter two Porsche Carreras at Gregg contended IMSA's ban sure felt like Ohio State out Saturday, got two touchdowns yard run by James Early and to a movie in the hotel until Daytona International was unfair to Carreras because there," on passes by Jimmy Fisher and 50-yard field goal by Gregory about 1:30 or so, then let them Speedway for road races Nov. other makes, especially CorFlorida, which has been prov. 149 yards front fullback Jimmy Coleman before Tuskegee ralrest until our pee-game meal at 29-30 despite being denied the vettes, had been allowed to use ing all veai- that it deserves to DuBose to rout Auburn, now 34- Lied, The Rattlers, now 5-2 5 P.M.," McCormack said. The use of a new rear-fender dsign. a similar design. His attorneys be rated among college foot- I, overall and 2.1 in the Southern Eagles' coach, despite the specifically pointed to a fender ball's elite, romped past Au"We now hive a chance to Intercoll egiate A thle tic Associ. change IMSA earlier banned Gregg's design used by Corvette driver in rout ine necessitated burn 31-14 to boos t its overall play for a big game," said ation, visit Alabama A&M this by a Monday game, likes the aerodynamically-improved John Greenwood. record to 7-I and Southeastern Florida Coach Doug Dickey, week, fender for the races and f ederal ______ idea of playi ng in the Monday Judge George C. Young night TV me 'fj. Al — Jur— declined Friday to grant Gregg 1 Sorne teams are not on F' a temporary injuixtion against (Monday night) so that means s cel i. oo, Conference , Gre W 10 Mustang Mach 1, " (i Day w t P o ' aga st rs - E. and 9:1 11 Al 174111for4p.m. ,i`_ T' - . __ ..__ WW 111111111111=111 Young said Gregg had not shown he would suffer irreparable damage from the ban. He po inted out Gregg won two PC I -a-I& somebody thinks you're a good ~ '~ _~ I IV C---.. - The coach is the first to ad - i..,t- mit, however, that thus far his team has been far from a good show. !Ie is apprehensive as to how the Eagles will react now . __________________ t to their role of also-ran wi th a 'Pt chance only to be a spoiler, Will this team that McCormack accused of not giving full , _____________________ ,. I-' j* effort when t he re was hope, quit "i' ! 'lf'., now that there Is little to look forward to this season? • j ---k. 4 that's not true," he 411 . '' said. "I don't think so. I don't --, 1 f,,,,, !J"-1 y,i:- = think I've got that kind aft:I lete. .. ---I "What It comes down to I:; These six golfers are flashing a winning smile alter taking top honors In the lournameat Saturday pride,. I know that's an over. at Ma)falr Country Club to benefit the Seminole High Sc"Boosters Club. Low gross winner was wrked word, but there is no Vie RIc'hburg with Bob lAlndqulst second and Frank Mebane Jr. third. Low net chamiilon was Rick better term. Any athlete must Smith with Don Corsi second and Fred Neubert third, Left to right are Mebane, Rkhburg, Coral, hae a little bit larger ego than Lundquist, Smith and Nt'ubert. other people. " a ' .. -'s . ACTION ean yard near jr Colliege phone 372 Pete Film - 1 OR. 2 both CO home in Sanford %rir(,AIf y 377 he G a FORREST GREPNE,INC 3721970'v I, "'1' 033 REALTORS the fires, Bob gets it all and you daily, ve g -N*eIg I1Lj - ,,_ 7S6SParkt)r -'----------------- U )L,cAiV'ibc(-j,,f,5. "" "'14' - DELTONA HOMES mMtlin. 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Call f or Ire. estimate 20) F Commercial J, 6.451 ----- .—_.....______ SLIM BUDGETS ARE DOL 4 - STEREO WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT At) COLUMNS WEt t ,, I RI'd I i','a 0 pi ' J It Alltype)ang51, -. SUPPLY .- ?O?W.2ndSt i)?tx3r$phy ty 4. j j-, .......... F"i 'r,,J "g fJc'c r'. , A Small Cl t'eci or ngs bu p',c'u 11-'e 37) 4351 returns Try one end See Call 377 36)) or $31.99ei .' ) •, JESUS ORREA EtYouBusIne5s,,,D,Ql3222ól)Q(83lç9ç - There's a cowboy in the backat the Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai fronton, Jai-alai is a three-walled world where Basque ian't only a byword. It's a language. But Jesus Orbea is an e'ception. The backcourt judge for the games staged in Fern Park has lived in the United States for 12 years and his English is eccelleni. Orbea, a limit ('Ousill to the legendary great by the same name, is originally from Marquina, Spain, a city which court Well- SSrCWnL .- (I t, j., 2 want ad every day, ''-.lf -..--- - - Pet Care RCId todLy's ttSSlified acts for rr_'.;5 Highway )7., Sanford Next ro Cava lier --i ART DPOWPI PEST CONTROL 2S47ParhOrive : Looking for garden e'qvipment7 SCSi t't f'),n, ' - - — rr :t::1 som NO SECURITY DEPOSIT, I 9 '1 L Bdrm. Rpfs.Fu. or tlnfum, 0 On LaSt F,, SP Pest Control Cowboy , L : -. - " —. -'i--=-=-1- -_- =_-_.,-" . A special fi lm showing of soccer master Pele will be shown Tuesday night at School High Seminole auditorium. The film titled, 'Pele The Master and His Techniques" will be shown at 7 p.m., and lasts about one and one-half A charge of 50 cents for students and $1 for adults will be charged at the door. ..--.--'. L- i V" - - a - •"'-=-"-= . "I"Ii't" -'' . In - " . ' - ______ . 6100 Its fc- r 8 Sir Action Reports,,, th e court, fire and police beat. Fast paced solid reporting on the Law, crime and consequence. Bob is always 013 th e scene, Searching police blotters, inter. action 11 79416&V4 bedrooms, 1' - baths, air con c' vr, d thv:athor, yore, 1193. cctdents and trials delivers the 371 086S =no enava IF ____ ____ ' , ______'.-. - . - - ' ' a_- , - , , ' ' .- ' . - ' of , - ,. BOOSTER TOURNEY %aiI&ia.rne cliff Backcourt: . 'When you herd sheep, you are in the hills for months and months. But a cowboy can go into town at night. That was better. And this is even better. I judge and work my farm. Seven some corn and little bit of potatoes. The Ponderosa it is not'— Jesus Orbea. cows, has produced more than its share of Basque court greats. Jesus left home when he was 23 and became a sheep herder in Idaho. After seven and onehalf years, he opted for the life of a cowboy and worked at ranches outside Boise. After five years of herding cows and chasing sick steers. he returned home to Mnrqulna, It was in Spain that Juan Arrleta, Orlando's players. manager, located him to become a judge. "Work asacowboy was much better than herding sheep," said Orbea recently as he relaxed at his Altamonte Springs apartment, "When you herd sheep, you are up In the hills for months and months. But a cowtoy can go Into town at night. That was better," But being a Jai-Alai ju'tge Is much better than being a cowboy, according to Obea. lie is looking forward to a long career calling the shots on court. lie is not returning to Idaho. In the offseasci he will live on his farm outside Marqulna with his recent bride. "It is only a small farm, Seven cows, I grow some corn and a little bit of potatoes. The Ponderosa it is not." Being a Jai-Alai judge is an exciting job, according to Orbea. "I had not been on a canctia since I was 14. I practiced as an amateur, but I stopped playing to go to school and work on my Family's farm." That's why he Is happy to be in the backcourt. The ways of a-.- - ______ the bi'!l, according to him are many, and the fronteourt judge has the most dangerous job. "Next season I want to judge in front," he adds. As a youth he practiced with Churruca and Arrasate, who went an to become two of the most reapected pelotari of his g"neration. Orbci's mtner is a sister to the father of the legendary Orbea, who now operates an amateur court in MiamL 'The latter was struck in the head with a speeding pelota, ending his career as the top player of his day and prompting American frontons to make helmets mandatory. Of his new job as judge. Or bea admIts he was "a Little nervous" the first night, but has settled down since. "The first time I heard the people boo, that was something," he said, '1 think sometimes they boo because they lose their money. We see the ball better, oecause W! are closer and have a good vlev.t at the play." �__________________________ ___ ______________ 1f ___ ___ I ______________ _ _ _ ___ - - - __________ _____________ I . ,. - - . . .... - . - --V-__________ _______ 2E3—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mon., Nov. 3, 1975 I ': Pop4'arner Bovil - 0 _ .iL jior competition of Pop Warner League p1a and Sanford's Inidtsno%edtothjonectr) ofabowigame Milwee stopped Sanford midgets 21-8 as Rusty Strouse scored on runs of 3 and ?3 ,ards Oher midget action ,und Ttiskawiula stopng Jackson heights, 40-0, as Richard Bradshaw scored three T[)c (n 11I out a 5.2 season, and South Seminole ' tuppix league, 19-0 with Ilarry ouison scoring 3, 40 and 50 >ards — _________________ _=èt I '-' -— ' .. ' ( Y' :- Carbon (or a 6-0 win over Jackson Heights. In junior bantam play S4nford traveled to Atlanta 44-12 game. South Seminole was knocked oil by Pinecastle I . - . - before fouling out with 2:03 re ., - -- .- -- _____ SnuthSeminole ____________________________________________________________________________________ - Georgetown. DC 24. Fordham 0 U'IrI St 27. W'3M*ng 71 Harvard 31. Penn 3 stinty 17. UCLA 1) Eastern Dtviti*,, .. . .T.PcIPFPA 3 4 0 479 lfl 40 P;fl 36. Syrac:*jS 0 r.v Gn' Qs;o;3) 3 0 .571 I 6 0 .143 101 -4 6a - I- 1 7 Ott American C.nler*nce W'laams 21 Un Phta NV0 , U York 35. .3 w Kentucky 11, Motedead St 10 ___________ _____ _________ _____ Mjarr, 4 Ctca.o 1) P4iOn !7, knas CIty 13 Ruttei' 1*. CS. Pauw 7 Cincinnati 7$, to.toi, 73 AtIanta 7 1tan4 47 Q,n 17 Dttroii 7*. San rrans,cc 17 WàtPiing1 Dallas 34 01 Sunday Nov 9 Virgini 0L' c ________________________________________________ BF0E W -_ CA 32 Muse ol Iric XF1..T V- _______ T ' 41 -- and ore 42 22 Detens Granilars 25 Entertain 34 prefi) . . r• - -- 1 4 - -. 13 her decisions unity there is strength today. 19) You're a bit reluctant to ask 50 Cs,ain,rs share a kinship of interests, owed you. Talk it over new. It POC r- r - - '- j- - - - - r-' - - - vantage of 48 Night betois - points. Rockets 104, Bucks 89 who scored n points over.aIl' Coach Sharman obviously Milwaukee Coach Larry Cos- connected on the three-pofnte sas grateful to the mighty cen. tello said he was "not disith a minute co assure the vic. terforhicefforts 'Noquestion couraged" after his winle!s tory Clem Haskins scored that Jabbar balled us out," he club's fifth loss, yet his post- threebre.akawaytayinseirlyin AJ L I RA 40 Fre.gt 20 Suflevin9 9Dspatcb ARIES March 21 April 19) Follow through on today's Your thoughtfulness today may developments They'll lead to not reap an immediate reward, benefits (or your career and bot it will not be forgotten moneywise Don't be afraid of quickly You've won a loyal extra responslblllt) ally SAGITrARnJS (Nov 23-Dec TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) As of today you may begin One who is very fond of you now to rralize that a situation you're note hwo,t i6 Emblem dds Passabty f4 12 A ''j Da 2 Eççshaped by Art Soniom - - 1. D S 54 Fnend 01 ts T , U oowp Pd England - 1 7 - 3 tlol,' c o da M0ntat 3S06 FIFTH — 1s Mile. Pace Claiming $).N$l P'edil$(fliood1I17 Edrno?on S. San Dego 3 TodaysGamn NO gjrn cChecjIe-j 1 1 2 U? 37 - ° STORY RIGHT '1 . CANCER (June 21-July fl) relationship. It's to your advantage to conAQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) duct important business later In Others will be playing a bigger theday Atthattlineyoutendto handtodaythanyou'llbeaware view thingsmore prudently. of in a matter that's important ) Lccty a ola 3 Ar,cj Be,la LOrd Len,: S lca Jay) 6 Echano in I . eIOk. Tom (P P,ller; S 2 EIGHTH - 3 Mile Pace I'll i ...... - —1 \Yrr 32 serious matter you've been poistponthg, When dealing with ——— 31 .- - . .-.-- - - - - --1- - .. ., - - 43 44 45 46 I I " _____ —— standard American without / ea (lub a. Q 8764 '- g.urr - A Bilbao and two more than lain TENTH I Altti 2 Chuc f Main weapons Celaya has in ELEVENTH9flrr5,°' - -v-- -- _______________________— ...., ) GARBAGE?1— . i I I - . - that-an be done to help prevent I of medicine, such as a vitamin or some special food? - ' - . General _______ ___. £J9875 raisestogame,Southtakesthe •J9 • K 6432 to find the missing ace and tru -.-. - TC*4 , -';..=--• ______________________ - '\..'ANGEL!) = ::--- .- 1 dtISIgnIOOd • , , 9*1 te beaisng Pe*stosss comsir' ttaJ CACtI Free EACH and 'ecspç-ati tr, Electri •, •'ci ic appat.te , /RcHEP 4 l'i' THINK SC) 'DIDIPIE , u Wi usa hew ______ - ________ AT MEANO SAD, 'u r-1 -,_ ', Post tze 7'45P%ftjfon S i 'Play theonginai btg Pats 3a Vow' bod) thermostat can be the master hormone gland for HAS 1*ct'gvED S44 S88 •,, - S88 Drum type dL for & ________ _____ wants to know if we would open the bidding in third seat with No Notonly arewelukeb to lth this balanced mess, but __________________ _ (Do you have a question ________________ likely to happen and does 'I stamped sell addressed happen ' envelopes are enclosed The -_._ life-threateni 'dise mat in 50 cents for The H lii ' ---- __________ YJ'"' There us a lot more to _____ signal that your bouy lItVUa w period than Just taking hor ____ :f I75 WA TV Psi S Pu , mechanisms set off sour physical activity tuncluding the - . - DOONESBURY _______ TUMBLE WEEDS by T K Ryan Mm (TA :-. by Garry Trudeau ''" 1 ___ -- - - - -- - __________________________ -. —' - . .- r - u'- - — ___ - - -. - -.... a over e con men u , er wi start to distrust all our ContractBndgeLeagueChari- the bed) Its fwctions - V wide charity game will be Th £ person from being treated mans factors Those interested )our body heat ana cooling 20 gallon frath cons . I.. -- - Pan p Pan 7y 5• Pan Pass Pan Opening lead-h a. / "T .......................... - pr per unct on of your bod) self addrt ',s d € n', dop€ fur ______________________ -' 2N.T. caused by the misinformation Menopause Just write to me In aailabe about 'itarnins care of this ncsspdper, Radio - - cild goto anyone who bid bel1t that too long, and e%entuall) a rro __________ ____ -- PLUMBING the woman some re lacement one some othe - QUARTER. I course, If a hot flash us from _________ ugena ° places :m third GAME. r . 0 (° WE FINISHED GONGTOJ POSITION. , ..,...-.,, , 'v" -' 0 - S Op.. RONNIE? . •y (3) DIDVOJAkAKE THE THINI( A&i#" \ HAIR LESTR - , r' - r.. Il 3 OtI 015 SHE'S .. ecOongattbeskjn. ; agedwomen most common When the body temperature tause of iiot (las ies is falls to normal the small blood menopause related t - perfect fit and we imagine that many pairs wouldn t even get . menopause Vthen hot flashes stopped If )OU get too cool the - Central Air Conoition in9 w ' ______ ii.— - -- intL a.KQ1064 ' - a uuaranieeu explain what is happening to d i i WO'lian's bod' he h Wi4ATotjT GARBAGE! EVER TASTED - recappatist-'. COOLEST . ______ Chic Voun ________________________ - with eac Ill .. Byrd (Park,ny,n) 101 I MeIrnIria Ur:a Okok 7 Larri Atano $ Aldin, y:a night, made theis marks Saturday affrrnoon when - BLON DIE I _.IuIL- SEVENTH - I Dc.rnngo,1,,, t . -.- 50 J51 by Stoffel & Heimdohl c__aCali- You're likely to take on )OU financially today to see If coming year than you hat,e for some type of repayment plan some time. Though tasks may can be worked out, be difficult the returns will be - - - 42 YOURBIRTHDAY LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) 38 — [ MV DESK i irdr toda) the results will be PISCE.s Feb. 20-March fruitfuL Handle domestic and TIme 1 11 toda -. 41 / __________________ _________________ W'i4.AT MAKES 'TtL'U FEEL1 WELL FOR ONE AN' \i ( BEEP STEW IS Legend Ctef (NchoW S 1 J MIChELIN 31 _________ . 1'3• Argo Angus (Crosn) 97; 3 G,la LIrreI I Sinti Aipi - -- N --- - . I 36 I -' 17 30 . NEW ArcIen Ed (Derin,$) &I; 3 Bedford SECOND — 1. I:.-ieitia The Basque frontcourter took 39 *1y nit Mk 11 a poiw to coni' in soon ad t I V:a. S Eddy Okok,, 6 Uria Boitla (Kucia) f . ______ Rally 11 Taylor) 121; 5. ancy Job TONiGHT'S ENTRIES The newcomer from Miami j the wins leader at / I ( I Seminok J I Al I Lll.L (Sabatka) 93; 5. lotion (Curn mings; 57 6 Mr Dtk (Provost; II 7 Lotus Bud (Bnidg.$) 72 $ FERN PARK — Celaya is a Ogu:a Eloria 1 --- -.'- i The grey haired goalie, who ovation after skating out to club, stopping the Vancouver r t Bomb LI Serbes) 61 Wales Conference orris Division DOT POOL VAI .r— (ernessof bt ing cut loose 5 the (heeling stopped I ould skate (,lacomun's (ormu teammate Hell (E TyIor) 9 3 Miss (Bere:nak 10 I; 4 C(ayPaven Ctary 1. Niw England 07 1611 Today sOames 7 Wing,.. Too soddenly, the New the tears tonight," he said after deiphia Flyers bombed the 31 Serbis) Ii. 7. Top Rewau 5t Loul 106, Virginia 99 Tiat Tech 2$ R re Far i*. 01 s fl Ark St 1) 4, Chaflonooga 0 Monday Nov II I r ' , C ?, , 6 0 0 ' b yLorry Lewit CAMrUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS fl5 \Ve'vt' got a lit (f yang 3 13110 17 31 3) Clay (Mantegna) 101; ; Justôong Sunday night when he returned over the Rangers. 'When the Boston Bruins blanked Sundays Rsulti S,vthw,st arid 79 tuesdayt.ouHoIbs)6l;4M,. favorite netminder; but they helped his new Red Wing Buffalo Sabrea : -J 50 Furnace 52 E*ICI i PhOtfl,* -, Iowa 71. Northwestern 21 lndian Kanss 71 Kani. St 0 .an Ant Massachusetts t w Illinois 13 Denver Otio 51 21 Indiirt 14 Atlanta at Minnesota 'ij '° 26 T THE BORN 'OSER years of loyal service with the Rangers. thank the fans, and was sent by the Itangers 'to I National hockey League team just 1eae the ice and retire," Chicago Black Hawks last Mon. Amy Sister 211 Denver ColOfOdo 7*. Iowa 5? 77 HOvsiøn at P'ttsbrgh Toronto 1 1 ?0 2' Nw York St Lo'js £ I? II East vision Nofre Dan,, 31 Idavy 10 Cleveland at Detroit Boston .j HOROSCOPE Prolectuig flII 53 Come 22 Droop 25 ativ -.-: Berry) (Rau) 976 SCotch PlJyby (M SilverbII w Washington 94 $5 v $ ames Miviesoti 2L Green Bay Il ____ _____,, ' • Wa,npurnT Crank Buffalo 7 Pittsburgh Ch'cago 6, Vancouver I 3 3 500 1 On and Netrasko F N* Orleans 71 i 333 Seattle 16 Flork3a AIM 10 G'a'ts L S4n ançers lop 5ecrt (D Pacific Division L A - i 19 IlAdI P4,AA Gail Goodrich made his first beat ourselves." From Friday night to game down m face A couple of 3 7 1 7 1 47 FIRST —c 3 1 I MU 0d EdGiacominfoughtbackthe time, to the time they started timesIthoughtIwouldJ (Pd. Ph'ltps) iL 2. C,sn 3 7 0 4 39 Phillips) II. 3 Citans Coriet tears, fought back thoughts of cheering me in warmups, I had from the emotion," Midweit Oivjsii ; 0 $57 157100 MI5SiWpçi 17. ISU 13 - 17 16 1 ji LEMINOLE TURF 33 22 Wash)ng1 Alabama 71 Mis%$5ippl st 10 Alabama AIM 29 Aiabam,a St Atlanta 5 2 0 711 133 114 Scumrn Chicago Aliastic DivisIan xc W L PCI. GS Mirwu u aIo 4 0 1.000 Georgia 7$, Ri(pvyiOnd 1, ____ nol? , PhIp4fti 9 I 7 70 63 77 '.a'ur Mrnc?a NY lSilnd 6 1 1 16 14 2S USA St Jofr' s NY 33 Farlgh D'cksn 7 5" Hall 34. St Pttet o 5 3 0 714 216 155 D4V.dSOI 14, H(w U Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Monday, Nov 3,1975-38 Aners to Preinous Puute ___________ ! ______ 5 center Mike Sojourner scored a holding out. (or five games and lead to 89-83 in the last two -,) to9ped Milwaukee G Insignia Wi4ew I'M - ______ Mod Walker 1FI:;0,8 c didn't beat us," said / . 0; DeLand took 40-0 measure of Milwee; South Seminole stopped Lakers scored 39 poInts and had reach with 4 seconds remain ,. r A h was re1ieed in the overtIme 10-7 after b'ow year" I feel real good to win this inga 11 pointleadthe) held late 7 A ' game - as it is the worst game in the third quarter Rockets take their first game %P'%'t pla)ed Un.s season," the Guard Luif us Allen hit a Four darts Rudy Tomjanovlcfi Los AnIes Lakers' coach con- baseline jumper with 1 26 re- hit tor 24 poInts and Clavjn fided after hic team nipped the malning in the e%ertlrne to kie Murpiy added 16 to lead Hous. '' Atlanta Hawks 116-113 in oer the Lake's a three-point advirn ton Elmore Smith paced Mu 111 NatIonal Bas)tba1l As- tage, 114 111, then forward Caz- wauken with 2 points '- Atlanta and lost by 6-0. ___ ;-',, '. ____ - t)eLand on ?ov 15, with the winner ad ancung to the Thane) Rowl I Jabbar Scores 39, Saves Day In LA's 116-113 Win BETL:8ILE - - - --- �I. , _ - - - -. :-' ! . .:.:. • . I - - . :' ,- . .•. •, TV (CATV.13) Stagecoach West (9) Bows Circus. (44) FlamIngo Road (44) American Town Re. Ilgious HZIII (3)(24) Realidades (6)(13) Maude 10:00 (2)(6)(I)(9)(13) New-s (3) As Man Behaves (CATV4) Family Affair (24) World Press (35) Lost In Space (44 Lucy Show :30 (3) TeachIng Children With Special Needs (6) CBS News (CATV.i) Fran Carlfon (41) Three Stooges 9:00 (2)(6)(C•6)(8)03) News (2) Phil Donohue (6) Mike Douglas (3) ABC News (6)(1) Concentration (CATV4) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World Of Ani. mats (13)(C.13) CBS News (24) Intercom 21 (33) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 Wild Kingdom It's Your Government (6) Mttch Gunc '75 (13) Truth Or Consequences (CATV6) Here Come The (9) Movie ( 13) Mike Douglas ( 24) Mister Rogers (4-4) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 ; ()t Kirshners Reck Concert 3:30 (J)(24) LiItias, Yoq Ard Yeij (6)03) Tattletales 10:33 (2)(8) Wheel Of Fortune (44) Phil Donohue 1:00 (2)(s) Tomorrow MORNING 6:00 (9) One Life To Live (61(131 Price Is Right (3.5) Rocky And Friends (3.5) 700 Club Underdog (44) Green Acres 4:00 11:00 (2)($) High Rollers (2) lronside (CATV4, Not For Only (9) Showoffs (41) Phil Donohue (9) Sunrise JubIlee (13) Breakfast Beat 6:10 Club (I) Somerset (9) DinahI (13) Dragnet 4:30 (CATV4) World Of Women (6H8) Mery Gritfin (21) Villa Ate-gre (2) With This Ring (6)03) Phyllis (CATV.6) Tennessee Tuxedo (CATV.13) Carolina Country (I) Today In (2)(I) Movie (2) Daily Devotional (31(24) Almeta Speaks: The (I)(41) News (6HCMO3 CBS News ( St., Sanford, 5 ) Lone Ranger 12:00 5:00 (2)(9)(44) News (2) Adam 12 DBA, SANFORD PRESS, and that I AD. 1975, Oiherwite a dtfeull will fltNt0stsaidnamew,th're heenteredagainst you for the relief Flcrlda Staute-s 1951 (2) 'jews chine MARGARET BEAUTY SALON, and 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank (44) Partridge Family with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Publith- Nov 3, 10. I?. 21. 197S • FiCtitiOus flame Statutes, to wit: - Joe Coljeski I kiddes earne and box It Ia u ibown: and suddenly realize that every the gals" with daughter Bess. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ARLINGTON LEXINGTON GETrYSBURG MARSE ROBERT DUTY • 1 !)') .1 Seiig Drive, SW businesswoman P.O BOx 43341 ftC. ' Marriage of by virtue of that Certain Writ of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIET) P.t$lion in me Circuit court of tPe sell of me County court ot Pt$itiøn in t'ie CIrcuit Court q DissolutIon of Marriage, and vu are Hollywood by the B'NaI Brith 5.9:30 CBS ALL IN TILE dent NOTICE OF SUIT Anti-Defamation League, and FAMILY Edith flaunts her TO: CARL SCARBOROUGH Itoone Arledge, president of independence(orange and Address Unknown ______________________ lIaa*AtClEMA,f, IMRINMAIVERYJ Ex-Beatle ABC Octobet, A 0. 1973. Sports, received a Archie is stunned. Archie .: - Ih above styled Court on or before on DALE E.ANSTINE,At?orn,yfor York. Anyone who produces worker, but Edith Is defiant. Petitioner-Wife, whose address is Howard Cosell's variety hour -Jl NRC MONDAY NIIHT P.O. Box 7S17, Orlando. Florida. A ARernory Drowning Seminole County. Florida Clerk November of the above styled on or DEl 2 PERTH, Australia (AP) - than a distinguished service and the Pussycat." Standards before 25th,Court 197$, — now, only memories," said the "Today" show, has just son -,e heavy cutting on some of tered agaInst you for the relief FOR SEMINOLE _______________________ F _____________ _________ _________________ member of the disbanded rock Americas Association "Person acceptable, even past the said Court on this 24th day of Oc news conference La three years. woman so honoret! I RUtSS She is a semilliterat.e prostitute (5atl Arlhtjr H Beckwitti, Jr. IlLs ambition now is "just to got it for being the most irn- and George Segal a stuffy* As Clerk of said Court at the Perth Entertainment Center, McCartney said, "The I S lit -. I York. .IAME5 F COWAN. ABOUT TONIGHT: 8-830 CBS RHODA Brenda The Los Angeles Rants travel IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE PROBATE P40. 75-97-CF To All Creditors and All Persons County, Florida, 4TU rejrr.d to present any lq- _______________ OF THE the sound of Scott Joplin flIk, to resume his work. TATH 5tarrIngRobarRfga' SPECIALIST ________________________ "'VII SS e' P'IiuT -- — 6$ 'p LegaiNotice FICTITIOUS NAME ________ _______ ____ - SIAN "Go I)redjy the Clerk of the Circuit Court, j" prisoner, but when a prob! -- long- commission approval again in City Manager Warren E. said the City had months to get state and county ding the offer o 2000 square tests are being taken on the near future for tm. The chairman today is in e u PS Executivesof Seaboard Coast building a $1 million overpass - 'flie county commission for Sanford motorists. - The base station would be sonneiseemed they don't care" .- The County government operations (or Seaboard. In particular, not be responsible /S ke' ' i is willing to spread an asphalt Knit Mills is expected at the 92, South of Airport Boulevard. theCityhasbeentrying(orfour mission took no action regar- from $5 to 17. ______ _______ Rejects - By -- Seminole CountySheriff John the $258,000 in additional funds -_ loLk today lost his bid for his that he was asking. requestod additional funds Last Tuesday, - when he made a final appeal to Attorney - Cofltrhct public haarIng to consider enact doments, includIng speciOlcatgn, times and "we have the A police spokesman said im'estigators are still urging that cooperationi in helping to solve Saturday contact police headquarters. problem." Police said the vehicle, believed to have an oldermodel grey railroad personnel Liable to the accident at a high rate of speed and may have run a red light at days in jatI when crossings are "We are aware of t: problem and we sincerely d:: want legislative controls o'.er our railroad.. . We want your to demonstrate improvements," said Jones. _____ I,..,. 'Ct1-! Tom :j FLORIDA, AMENDING OR- Sanford, Florida, and may be DINANCE NO 725 73. AND AS secured any time after 5.30 am.. County with an average cf 40 traIn movements daily at the crossing occur between 9:30 and 10a.m., between 1:30 p.m., and 3 o.m. and between 6:30 ( _l' 1. - - I - p.m. and 9 p.m. I - - work out a compromise bet- to accept the 118,705 recomwren 118,705 extra which had mended by the Department of - - - ' Jones said the total train movements Include two or ___ three Auto-Trains which take - -- inlisloners that they draft a , ,, I -- - --i __ ç( 7, - Freeman Copies of the documents may be - - - ____ cabinet in Tallahassee. - - _________ , e lie said the heaviest periods ______ *14, - - titled. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Housng Authority of the City of Sanford, Florida, Admfrilsfratlon "Personality struck and killed a 2&-year-old pregnant woman and htr unborn ____________ --- - P'oe-d forms a of the crossing by advance _____ Polk ' he City of Altarnoni, Springs, publicly opned and reed aIi. at - The state will send in a Commerce building here, ternoonatSanforithbwalatPaoa,westofSasjo'tJ ______________ ____________ ______________ _____ Appeal Brer Court, Sanford. Florida at Speaking Breakfast" at tl Chamber of Jones saId these effoila have Sanford police today were reported "following up on several helped trim two or three I Administration BuIlding, Castle for maintenanq.'e, • ". . . the telephone p"rsonnel orplant level Issuch as not to be turned down last week of the travel expenditures (or city Knowles said. would Polk is appealing for additional systematno cost to the county. - been made to specialize" on After his discussion with Tom 21 accIdents due to skidding In Landfill site at French Avenue "When I found out they had caused by the lack of cost too much. - - ,, -- - _- seven to 10 minutes En crossing. "Slow movements are dccI. A line of food stamp purchaser,f stretehes around the County food stamp office. at South Oak Ave., and W. 3rd Street in Sanford Monday. Ssqervlsor Curtis Spencer The train movements also cabinet after Polk's first ap- the offer and made his last ditch (Continued On Page 3-A) BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE documentsloobfalned Suchdeposlt __________________________________________________________ CiTY OF ALTA.MONTE SPRiNGS, retuinsthepIan.WecItIcatiifsand - figure recommended by the FLOHIDA, SAID AMENDMENT O$htr documents In good condition THE cabinet was $68,773. ZONING wVhln 10 days after bId opening, CLASSIFICATION OF CERTAIN A Certified check of bank draft, TO F F SSlo f-I A L P0 Askew Part of Polk's appeal was based on the existence of rejected the organized crir:te tn Seminole _________ By JOE ASKHEN Spencer. That number was At the same time, ei-ch year are referred to maximum of $1,500 tn PRO- Government bonds ore satisfactory figure at the recommended OF F I C F bid bond e'ecuted b the bdders County non-welfare for the increase is the present stamp Spencer said Senators home), or $3,000 if a ComIcs .................SB than 100 per cent in the last - county. lIe estimated the changes. . . I think there President Ford's ad- A family of four, (or Dear Abb.............IA Spencer s-aid while the number of households in ployinent rate is worsening orthenumberof additional stamps and want to see the program under better striking workers, students and people with higher for (cod stamps. food stamps decremed johe," said Spencer. He food stamps should go to outcome Iastweek"slipshod federal shalt be submItted wIth each bid. ; cording to Ken Monroe, 1.1W definitely feels "there Is a sheriff's controller. food Cu)y flail of Aifa,ncxite S(,nl'*Q5, ix'OvSiOnt for equal employment $2.3 million. During the budget prObICflIisOrgafliZetl.Whenl)'OU appear and be heard with respect to Vojec$. hearingmiybecontiruafrom,Im, tt'e City Cosjncit, of Saneo(d, Florida reser waive any in'ormaJiti to negotiate a $120,000 corn- got to be organized." the 'r-rIit' __f____ ,n ,sc (Seat Irma lvorykin Ily Mtry N DMden A' Er"utrs Oeçuty CIert Serffons5 Florida Stitutn 1937. 1603, KnowIe 5: er 1. King Winter Park almost bows the agent's cover, PET 13 -' r faber, )75 DEl ; Post Office Box 7279 Sanford, FIorIda 33771 DES)60 01 the City * PltCmcnte Sw'in.gt. Pub?st: Nay). I1S DEl.); HOuSING AUTHORITY Pulk then appealed ik budget and four additional deputies to O TIlE CITY OF By; Thomas Wlion, iii Title- Execut;ve Director ;, i. ins DES 174 (artitlies not on welfare but 83,692 In 1970 to more than maybe as much as 25 per ur.tll a final bill is agreed colos.sal rip.off of public numbers slow down," he eliminate the existing accepteda$60,000compromlse. tied to me syndicate." file wilt-s tPie Clerk of the CIty and Opening Of bids wilhot the content DATED this $tt'i day Of OCtober. the Obituaries ...........SA Sports ..........13B %VE%1'IIEII Springs, FlOrida, and copies are on period of $ dayt subsequent to It-It "0 of U.S. Congressman Bill in the ttie syndicate, 1k? said, "some f Florida under the fictitious acme of tam, will be barred - Ti _______ _________________________________ '- torney for Plaintiff, PotI Office Box Novpmb.r, )75, at 4)0 p.rn, or as than the minimum tCIari and flu. 313W. FItSI Street, Sanford, soon thereafter as ossibIe. At wages as sit forth in the County Courthouse In Seminote demanded in Ihe Complaint '- _-_- _-ç' lie supported by the KiQtzmine Casselberry. Serninle County, the firit putjt,caton hireof, or LI1_ ._______- conuulunIcation systems will tie COURT AND COWAN MOUGHTON ;lorida that the Cncil will hold a LOGAN, of rOv'd in Sectlpn ?X3,). Fluids utPierwise a Judgment may be en- _________________________________________________________ - n reading on October 75, 197$. and the required to furnith md pay for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and fits with the Clerk Of the above Etible Blake. performed by Gunther Schuller and his IS young musicians - the New ________________________ .UTJt2iii - C) a $2.6 million budget but the hour of special music for ailing surgeon alone can help. against the esfte Of VASILY V rame fans Featured will he ZVORYKIN deceased lets o preres -- CONDOR following Vihien brought the item designed and Installed im- today promised to shorten lXfOle the commission ia.t medlatelyforuseinthe county. traffic delays at the S.R. 46 An answer to Kwiatkowski's - HEATERS IN CASTLE BREWER as bcn filed against you and you City Council will consider same for satisfactory performance arid çn PhILLIP Ii the questions was promised by installed at both hospitals and about ten minute traffic Gary Kaiser, the county's mobile units installed in all blockage problems, said director of public safety. ambulances. Units would not be Millard S. "Jake" Jenes, 53, T i -. ceceaw$. Plat Book 1, Page's 56 through 64 of AND EFFECTIVE DATE. her foot down and crushes Ida's give up his practice and enjoy Having Claims or Demands Against lists - _____________ _____________ agree the sh'n, was a (be start to Seminole Mutual Concert AssocIatIon's 1975.76 season. (Herald prolessional law enforcement Brenda and they turn out to be O'Neal, learns he has an in- Vihien Company In the Sanford Civic C-enter. lUcky Nooney, 10 (left) Jonathan Wing, 7, and Mike WIng, 10, on how the county's differing in $5,500 epiece. ______________________________ Overrules Cabinet ______________________________ - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by wtlichtImeandpIac,allbiwiIlb, DISTRICT The South 31 Feet of Lot 2, Stoci, hospitals INVITATION FOR BIDS ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CHANGING Florida. PROBATE DIVISION _____ _____ tion to curb parking lot con- had just been paved under our work" regarding the City's joining stores at 25th Street and cents per mile; breakfast from _________________ A L TAM 0 N T E S P R I N 0.3, obtained by depositing moo with Residenire Unknown of problems. NIL DA J. FOWLER, MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL _ to follow the Beatles." - ' PLEMENTED, OF THE CITY OP - good thing about this group js can't get her mother off her across the country to :iieet the CUlT OF FLORIDA It-I AND FOR of Agreement on the following ______________________ II-_ '._4, DeVoney, vs LARRY L. FOWLER and wife, 9 to conclusion ABC NFl. Publish: Oct. 77, NOv. '3, 10, 17, 197$ TO LARRY L FOWL ER and DES15$ NILDA J FOWLER 'It's just a the start of it's toseeBrendamnarrled.soshe toight's pnt ga. - COUNTY, WITNESS my hand and fhele.lof CIVIL .CTION NO. 7s.72lS-CA-I After a perimnance Saturday Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. __________________________ PublIsh Oct 13,20, 77. Nov.) 197$ DES 94 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: deserves a Purple heart, rather AT nu MOV!F.S 'The Owl 37102, and file the OrIginal with the Publish: Nov. 3, 10, 17, 71. 197$ CRITICS political forum in his home WITNESS my hand and official Attorney f or PetItioner PROPOSED ORDINANCE Sheriff ', ' - term on the governing bOdY, 13 within the public right.of-way bill." (17 Hwy 4)6) Altemont. springs, Florida FLORIDA Jfl E. Polk, - stole 11W thunder from the two proxImately 300 feet south of relocations of work, and In- (or needed friction at the In- Nov. 10 regardIng a mutual THE SANFORD SANFORD, HOUSING and seli to the highest bidder, for Publish; Oct 27, Nov 3,10, 17. 975 AUTHORITY, cash, subiect to any and a'I existIng DES 11 leini,it the Front (West DOctottho ________________________ FLORIDA will receive bIds for the INSTALLATION Seminole County Courthou in OF G.S CITYOF - of Human Relations in New whereshehasbeena volunteer ofYOrwrittenenf-fany,toit E*utlon. _____________ _____________ _ Country Club in Casselberry. Coiwnissioners Monday that IlI. Knles said he agreed to said. Knowles said the area Is That said sale is being made to PlOT ICE or PUIIL ic SItAR I 'o TO TERRACE, FLORIDA PROJECTS I61and161tIi 7.00 prn,on the - Says Graup "-'-- forum for Casselberry Attorney for Petitioner, whose By: Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk McINTOSH Y3U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford, FlorIda, the above to standing In the South Seminole has been cited In violation of been trying to get this area permission to apply a special feet in the building and 72,950 plernentation of the system. Clerk of Circuit Court Arthur H. B*ckwlth. Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court that a Petition for Diflolu•ion of described personal property. distinguished service award doet want Edith hanging Marriage has been filed against you I_a2op-$).75 vehicles _____ Casselberry Chamber of wltlout notifying the City ot been done by Southern Bell two AIrport Boulevard. Enjoy much larger "Seek 6 Find" puzzles with over .5(1 get meritorious awards. CBS's where one of the guy's MAGGIE SCARBOROUGH. and the undersIgned as Sheriff of Flagship Bank of Sanford Petitioner Seminole County, Florida, wIll at ro. Box 1330 To order volumes I. Rand 111. send $1 (or each, making checks Wood was honored in Phyllis out to see his van. CARL SCARBOROUGH, Respcn November, AD. 197$. Offer for sale Attorneys for Petitioner payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this r.ewspaper. _________________________ ____________________ conununity, was assisting in one of Sanford's City Codes for Paved for about 18 months and coating to 200 feet of the in- square feet of parking space. Lawrence G. Prossen and Kathleen TOSH, Attorneys for Petitioner, and I ilethe origInal with the Clert at Sherif S's Department. _________ Knowles YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFiED DCugll!viit. oa plifler, turntable and speakers. Seid property beIng stored at A. -1. emergency ____ _____ via television screens, thus reasons as rationale for corn- Southern Bell Telephone Co. - Atlanta. Georgia 3033C COUNTY, FLORIDA. reormatsonavajlabiefromth,Civii WILLIAM L. COLBERT DIALING AROUND: us the young-people encoume's, and CIVIL ACTION NO. S-3024-CA4I.o Division of the Seminole County STENSTROM, DAVIS & season for television people to tagging along to a disothc -,, - Mrs. Keyser, meanwhile a - to Raymond J. Kofiton Co. Route I Riverside Drive STRATFORF) TOMORROW:Proect Mercury __________________________________________ guardedly optimistic. Last known mailing dress. c 0 Fi.elton County Granite tot lows: ad. Pospital, Florida Hospital \/ovs iAid - -- - -- tougher, and bitter at times, campaigns being waged by the :- Respondent NOTICE TO DEFEND PAUL H. ELLIS more particularly descrited J$ teal of said Courl on the 23rd day o . . . Nov. 3. . commission's ______________________________ -- _______________________________________________ against three-term Incumbent, Mrs. Helen Keyser was Pet tlioner. Residence: Unknown 'jrdance with the provisions of the described property owned by default arid ultimate iudgment will 8:30-9 CBS PHYLLIS Phyllis PublIsh ' 182 at the Montgomery Road fire house. and Son' gives birth to the labor racketeers hope to Seminole Coiaty, Florida In cc' have levied upon the following December Itt, 197$, otherwise a demanded In the Petition fantastic maze of spinoffs and ____________ hail, 268 at the civic center and "Barney Miller" spawns a officials. He plans to expose that we intend to register said name delivered to me as Sheriff of the original with the Clerk of the default and ultimate judgment will asee liused below MILLARD S. JONES 's end ____ altowing doctors to advise mission participation: JAMES P. BELL, Respondent Florida under the fictitious name ; L Prossen, Defendant, whith wt'oie address Is Post Office Box isetriactioss: me '-i '-4 - - And, according to Bob Ellh. from Seminole Memorial ------- - - and NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE area hospitals and ambulances communication system in and other emergency vehlcks Seminole County by year _____ the - - communication system. and two Seminole County The system would provide tpithls, _________________________________ _______________________________________ ________________ I' ____ - PAUL H ELLIS, Husbend, Ai' AD. 197$, In that certain cas. written defenses, if any, on Rd., Winter Park, Seminole County Tyler Moore Show" begat cerned citizen who ______ ___________________ _______ - -- - mn Sid Vihien Jr. Is pressing which requires participation by _______ aforesaid court on the 13th day Of required to serve a copy of yur ROBERT J. PIERCE, ESQUIRE. FICTITIOUS NAME -- . - ____________ ;;.i,I ' forimplementationofSeminole five entities including the Countyo(a$l,000Emcrgency county commission, the stat.e, - -. _______ _______________ ___________ 1 bOoks had cast ballots at the ______________________________________ SsminoI County, Florida, upon a $eminoiv County, Florida, for required to serve a copy of your coming. "All In the Family," saves a crusader's life this _____ , - -_. _________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ _______________ I ___________ ___________ ___ __________________________________ ______________________________ __________________________________ -i _____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________ By 10 a.m. today 522 city In Re ffi• Marriage JAMES R BELL Seminole County, Florida in C'- DEl 16 and crossovers, they keep Crusader" TV news reporter DET 17 oix-rations next ye:ir. Vihien has worked up a County Commission Chair- complicated funding formula - _____ ______________ - funds to run the therIff's Herald St.ifl Writer -/4 campaign team to be u.re they fly: Lillian T- Jenkins THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO cordance wilh the provisions of the 5.9 ABC MOBILE ONE "j' - ____________ years ago - was canvassing his ___________________________ _____________________ Deputy Cterk NOTICE TO DEFEND that I iritti4 to regtster said name Sanford. Florida 3277) Ctaudta W. flty?he, - votersoIthe3,2elIglbleon the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CIVIL, ACTION NO. 1S-2211-CA-04-F Iii Re The Marriage Of PRINCESS Attorney for Petitioner President - __ ______ ________ ______ '2' "" ByEDPRICKETr * 1 - -. - ,— n ________________ _________________________________ _________________________ At-ihur H Beckwitfl, Jr. CUlT SEMINOLE COUN"Y, FLORIOM (3$) ?v&ybCtTy R.F.D. Spinoffs i _____ ,1 E mergencies _____ ______ -it __________ - _______ ________ 1 ____________ ____________ - For Medical ______ _____ __ _____ ___________ _______ - comnmunity before his defeat by Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian T. Jenkins Seminole County, Florida By. Lillian T. Jenkins (6) Search For Tomorrow COMMENTARY: _____ _____ - _ ministrative assistant, the Nrth, Herndon and the courty ___________________________________________________________________ telemetry, a system which links Clerk Of the Circut Court Clerk of the Circuit Court County, Florida. der the fictItious CARROLL BURKE ('97%) __________________________ _____ — ____ ___ 4S - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND (13) Adam 12 CA'T'V - 13) Cable Journal _______________________________________________________ _______ __________ ____________ - His opponent, veteran officeholder for years of this -' *-____ - 1IIrfli_:iLr ______ ____________________ _________________ ____________________ ______ three polling places. _______ ______ _______ /fr timlstic today as the biggest voter turnout in the city's h1sto appeared at the city's I a - -ii .- , Swofford camps were op. JANICE L ELI.IS, W i fe. (Seal) 12:30 (21(I) 3 For The Money (9) All My Children __________ __________ . _,__L ______________ .' _______ M.TAMONTE SPRINGS - ______________ Workers in both the Floyd and -_1 - e. - of October, AD. 1973 NOTICE IS hereby given tnat lam cnoaged in business at ItO West name Of THE _______ _____ _____ ________ ____ _____ __________ -___________________ ________________ ___________________ in-chefofa national netsspaper IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ________________________ FICTITIOUS NAMF (31(24) Electric Company (CATV'6) Bewitched (13) Pulse-Plus! 124) World Press _____ __ ____ (Court 'et DES-159 teatofthsCot.rtonthisthe73rdday DES 130 5: Thomas M FrgutOn Publish Nov. 3, tO. _________ ity DONNA ESTE.S Herald Staff Writer - ____________________ ____________ The Vote _______ _____ _____ ______ _____________ _____________ ____ _________ ___________________________ _____________________ Network rrilii r ____________ Mayor Norman Floyd, in his , bid for a second term in office ' - thjS time for a three-year ' term as designated under the new city c)'arter - was en- $106,000 ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ______ (eaI) i nole County, F-lo'ida (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch I- iginaI with the Clerk uf CIrcuIt 16th day of October. AD. 1975 TOM MARSHALL PRODUCTIONS or before the 4th day of December . Arthur H. Be'.kwilh, Jr (9) Gilligan's Islar,d (CATV. Bugs Bunny And Friends minote Coum'ty, DONE AND ORDERED at San- nford, Florida 327?1-PrICe 10 Cents p Altamonfe lI be taken against y3u t3r the F lor i da under the tictitious name of Court, Sem (44) Gilligan's Island less 6)(C-4)(13) CBS News Vt Our nrttt'n defenses to it, if any, tI to do so. iudument by default Nnlice is hereby given that I am Sanford Atlantic Bank BuIlding, - $Tuely!rn!115_!11t1 ! , 68th Ye ' b : WITNESS my hand and the seal of Petitioner, w'se address is e:2 relief demanded in the complaint. AFTERNOON (21(l) Today ________________________________________________________ that an oction for dissolution of Or pleadin In vt-i' office of the Clerk complaInt or petItion. marriage has been filed against you of the Circuit Court en or before the FICTITIOUS NAME Council Meeting Florida 6:53 By: Lillln T, Jenkins Deputy 'Ierk M Carroll Burke, Attorney ---p $N THE CIRCUIT COURT, INVItATION TO BID has been filed against y"u. and you I73, and fil, the original with arerequired to servea copy of your TO. JUANITA BELLENGER the clerk of this Court either bfore answerorpleadngtotreComplaint flth, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN service on plaintiff's attorney or Last KnoWn Mailing Atdre-ss on Ire Plaintiffs attorney, Immediat,lyth,reefter;ofherwiWa PATRICK McGROTTY, 1 37 Mor.n Street, Brickell Avenue, 301, MiamI. default will be entered against you Rochester, New York DET 7) (13) Ironside (CATV-4) Paul Harvey FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF ACTION (CATV-.$) Flintst,nes 11:50 6:30 (6)(13) All In The Family -à4ZJJ iN Lega otice __Legal Notic Legal Notice for the relief demanded in the complaint. WITNESS ny hand and seal of this Court on October 3%st, ivs. (Seat) Arthur H Be-(kwitn, Jr. (ATV-6(44) Mickey Mouse (2)(S) Hollywood Squari"s 6:25 (9) Monday Night Football .-i!!--- —1-- Otfice Drawer X, Ja9sonville, (6) Partridge Family omen 11:30 A:16 9:00 •- - Together with all strvctues and lmproyementsnowandhereafleron said lend, and lxture-s attached 4) thereto: alsoalt gas, steam, electric. married ----- BEAM. hit wife, $ 51 degr,e 30' 35" West for a Center In the City of Fern Park ' t.ocust Lane. W. Wet' Milton, Ohio water, and other heating cooking, distance of 2966 feet to the point of Florida. refrIg-ating, lighting, plumbing, beginning, according to the ptat That the party Interested In S.&d 1S3$3 ventilating, irrigating, and power NOTICE TO DEFEND thereof as recorded in Ptat Book U. business .nterrise s as followst ttemt, mt'chinei, appliances, SUIT TO Page61, Public ecnrdsof Seminole SHA,ON LOUISE PUCKETI tixtu(fl, and appurtenance. wtiich FORECLOSE MORTGAGE County, Florida. Dated at Orlando. O,ange Criunty are or may thereafer pertain You, THOMAS W. BEAN and if has been fiIe.i agliinst you and you FiOridC, October 30, 1975 married — BEAM. nit, wife, and to. or be used with, In, or on taid are rguireJ to serve a copy of your Publith: Nov. 3. 10. 17, 71, 1975 r.remisls, even though they be elI hose claiming any right, title wiittn defenses, If any, to it on DET-1$ ____ - interest by, through or under you. detached or detachable. RICHARD f-f. ADMAS, JR of Gray, hereby notified that a complaint Adni, HarrIs l TU CIRC('IT COURT, IN AND Rrthrs PA Refrietor plaintiff's attorneys, .hoSe address FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, to Icrectose a certain mortgage ott Central Heating Unit -hi following describid property, tois 10) East Robinson Street, p FLORIDA. : Carpeting wit: Box 3061. Orlando. Florida 32B)7. on CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SflI6CAO4D Lot i, NORTHWOOD, accnrding has been filed against you and yoj or before the 10th day of December, In lii The Marriage of are required to serve a copy Of your 1975. and file the original with the ARTHUR WI LLIE BELLENGER. to the Flat thereof, as recorded Petitiorr Flat Book 17, Pages II and 42. of the *i'itlen defenses. ii any, to it Ofl clerk of this Court either before Public Records of Seminole County, MaLean and Brooke plaintiff's service on plairs?ifrs uttrrieys or and 3:00 (2)($) Another World (d)(13) Match Game (CATV.6) Three Stooges (9) General Hospital (24) Romagnolis' Table (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 3:23 (44) Spirit Of '76 (CATV6) 700 ClUb (44) Gomer Pyle, USMC (6)03) Movie 12:00 10:00 (CATV.4) Doug Dickey ShOW - (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (9) News (6) Give-N-Take 12:30 (I) Romper Room (44) Fathor KnowS flOSt (CA-4) Noticias National Geographic In Performance At Wolf Trap (6)(13) Rhoda (44) Dinahl .-.-•...- •:- '-: _ the SOutherty line o' Lot 30 for a titioqjs name, to wit. ODYSSEY U THOMiS W. BEAM. et at, distanceof 13507 feel; thenc Nortt' BEAUTY SALON under wtich lam Defendant. 61 degrees 37' 35" West tot a engaged in business at 443 South - THOMAS W. BEtM and ii TO distance of 105.99 feet; thence North Higriway 17 97, K Mart Shopping (35) Mothers.ln.Law 11:40 1:00 (33) Movie (9) Rhyme And Reason (u) t.ove, American Style 11:30 i2)(I) Tonight Show (CATVM Rac To Fdches (44) Mod Squad Tuesday (24) Special Of The Week (6)03) Guiding Light (9) 5)0,000 Pyramid (6)03) Edge Of Night (I) 81.? Valley (44) Love, American Style (I) Space: 1999 2;O0 (2)($) Doctors (35) 700 Club (CATV-) Love, American Style (I) World At War (9) Lers Make A Deal (13) Search For Tomorrow (44) Flintstones 1:30 11:00 Hope (35)(44) Movie :30 (2)(8) Days Of Our Lives (6)03) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal Up 10:30 (3) Lowell Thomas Remem- (24) International Animation To Tell The Truth (9) Ryan's (6)(13) Captain Kangaroo (CATV4) Community Close- 1:55 Quick On The Draw . * - ±___••___.- _.L. __ 1:00 (9) Good Morning, America Of (9) ABC News Festival - - Notice is hereby that we are Notice it heriby given that the EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. engaged In bu$irwss at South 17 97 CIty of CatseltArry of Seminole CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLP Long*ood, Semi,ole County. Cøunty, Florida. will receie SCøirO COUI4TY. FLORIDA. Florida unde the fictitiouS name of bids up to 5:00 P.M Noveinbr 17, NO. 7$I119CA09A GOVERNMENT NATIONAL HACIENDA MOTORS, and tP'at we 1975, In the CatI,Iberry City Hall. ADVANCE MOUTGAGE COP. MORTGAGE A$SOCIATI3N, a intendtorrgistersaldnamewith the Casselberry, Florida, for the put- PORATION. a Delaware cot. corporstlon, dc, Clerk of the Circuit Crt, Seminole these of Police Reciiver Voting Porati. Plainiiu. County, Florida in accordance with System. Specifications may be Plaintiff. vs the provi%on$ of the Fictitious obtainedat Casselberry City Hall, 95 CARLTON DUNNING and ARCHIE Name Statutes. To Wit: Section Lake Triplet Drive, Catselberry, CKARLES I. HACKETT and ROSE DUNNING, a k a Lavonla Ounnig, $45.09 Florida Statutes 1957 Florida, The City reserve-s the right M. HACKETT. his wife, his wife, 5: Eddie Prosser t3fCOdatI o accept or relect any or all bidS rndant% Ronald 0. Lawson NOTICE OF ACTION Mary W Hawthorne IIOTICE OFAC 'ION Publit,h: Nov , 10. 17, 71, 1973 TO - Charles I. Hackett Acting City Manager TO: CARLTON DUNNI'4G. DET.l-' Residence Unknown City of Casselberry Residence Unknown ____________________________________ __ Pub.ish: Oct. 7$. Nov. 3. 1973 YOU ARE NOTlt lED that an NOTICE UNDE1 FIC1ITIO'tS _________ Rote M Hackett DES 165 tontoforecloseamertgathe t4AME STATUTE ________________________ . Residence Unknown following property 1.1 Seminole TO WHOM IT MAY YOU ARE NOTIFIED that •i CONCERl: ,r 1ff THE CIRCUIT COJRT OF THE County. Florida Notice is hereby gi'en tM Ihr action to fore-clsi a mortgage on EiGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Lot 30 and tbt p.irt of Lot 31. undersigned, pursuant to OAKLAND HIL'..S, described as "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter County. FIQrida: COUNTY. FLORIDA. Lot 35, Block E. Woodmere Park. NO tS 1944.CA.09.B curve of me East right of -way line of with the Clerk of the Circuit Court I Replat, according to the plat Encino Way at ft-ic intersection with and for Seminole County, Florida. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Second thereof as recorded itt Plet Book 13, the Southerly line of Lot 30; thence upon receipt of proot of tre TGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, Page 73, public records of S',minole (2) Scmerset (6)(e) NeWS (CATV.) Movie (44) HIlarious House Frighter&ein 1:00 (24) Say Brother ( 35) Florida State Football (44) Bewitched -. -' - - — Ti-. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT GF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO. 74223ICA-O9-D (24) Electric Company (44) Variety 7:30 (3) Wonderful World Of Books (6)03) Medical Center (CATV.;3) Bur.e's Law (24) On Loan Fi'm Russia (33) American Libi Style (2)(I) NBC News -. Legal Notice 9:30 6:00 •: t,•- °. • Mon., Nov. 3, 1915 _________________ ______________________ ___________________________ _________ _________ __ -- EVENING - - S r dB—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday -- - - :'- - T_- rOf1 IGIir's -- -' : Mministratlon i Ta1lahasse. manpower shortages prompted recommended an additional which he says now needs to be ' _j_,,$l705for the sheriff Instead of tipped to 10. - ____ _ a last month, an increase of fl7 in food county welfare rolls, said picture will continue to be siction related industries said Spencer. fautilies) do not need them applications. of some 40 applications ellgihility rules, Spencer stamps is allowed a humane food assistance Food Stamp Reform Act. low 61. RaInfall was .01 i.nheL mid SOs, Low, In the upper SOi aip Rain probability ZO per Details and tides &re on Page r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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